There is one fear of every law-abiding parent in today's fast-paced world. That
is the fear of a sexual predator moving into the neighborhood, quietly and without
notice to anyone. Sexual predators are a danger and put everyone at risk. Not
only are young children at risk, but sexual predators can strike at any age group,
including the very vulnerable elderly who are too weak or enfeebled to offer any
resistance once a threat is encountered.

At SexCrimes.Info we would like to introduce you to a remarkable service that 
is simply invaluable. It is called "The National Alert Registry."

Here is an important fact that is simply astonishing. There are over 300,000
registered sex offenders in the United States of America. So the threat of
sexual predators to our neighborhoods is a very real one. This is highlighted by
the fact that over 60% of sexual predators repeat-offend, and are subsequently 
convicted while already under the supervision of the court! 

In simple terms, sexual predators are likely to commit new sex crimes, while
under supervision of the court for previous offenses. With a number as large
and gratuitous as 300,000, parents and concerned citizens face a daunting
task when trying to keep their children safe from harm.

The National Alert Registry was created out of this need of common citizens
for valuable information about sexual predators in their communities. 

Here's a bit of background...

In 1984, "Megan's Law" was enacted. This groundbreaking new statute meant
that sex offenders who are no longer in custody, must register with the police
whenever they move into a new community. "Megan's Law" has proven invaluable,
and has undoubtedly helped to prevent numerous new sex crimes from ever
taking place. 

Unfortunately, the situation is a bit more complicated than that. Law enforcement 
is very busy, and the knowledge by police of a sexual predator in the community, 
may not provide enough of a safety margin. 

There is another important component of Megan's law that we have yet mention.
This is the fact that the public also has the legal right to know the names and 
addresses of all previously convicted sexual predators that reside in their neighborhood.

The difficulty is in assessing this information. What value is there in a requirement
for the registration of sexual predators, if that knowledge is by default, limited
to members of the law enforcement community?

This is where The National Alert Registry comes in. Because of our unique and
powerful database, our service allows ANYONE to conduct a simple zip code 
search to determine if a sexual predator is in their community!

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The National Alert Registry

don't take your personal safety for granted, because...

even your new love interest could be a sexual predator!

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The National Alerty Registry allows parents to EASILY obtain the information 
that because of Megan's law, is their legal right to have at hand. In fact, The
National Alert Registry is so convenient and user friendly, that all that is required 
of you is your email address. 

The National Alert Registry database is continually updated, and as a member 
you will be notified automatically when new information becomes available. Also,
available for your convenience are maps, photographs, street addresses, and 
even conviction information. 

This is priceless information for any parent concerned for the safety, not only of
their own children, but for other young children in the neighborhood.

Thanks to the components of Megan's Law, The National Alert Registry can now
make available valuable information that will allow the regular citizens of any
community to know if a dangerous sexual predator has moved into their neighborhood.

In fact, we are so confident of our service, we invite you to visit our website right
to conduct a FREE zip code search of your own.

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