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Avoid Jail! Free Consult 24/7. Your Arrest Record Kept! The police keep a record of all arrests and convictions, even if your arrest occurred 25 or 35 year's prior. Your arrest record could potentially be open to anyone, including employers,... See more

Avoid Jail! Free Consult 24/7. Your Arrest Record Kept! The police keep a record of all arrests and convictions, even if your arrest occurred 25 or 35 year's prior. Your arrest record could potentially be open to anyone, including employers, licensing boards, schools and credit agencies. Many states allow anybody to request some persons criminal record from the police, and even arrests where you may have been found not guilty. Arrest Record Erased Allowing access to your old criminal arrest record tends to open the door for discrimination against you even though you are now a productive, respected, and a law-abiding citizen. As a result, under certain circumstances, you may be able to have old arrests or convictions erased from public and police records. This procedure is called expunging your record or expungement of your criminal history. It involves the sealing or erasure of police and court records of your criminal conviction and arrest from public inspection in the eyes of the... See less

See this at: lac.org| Added on 10/18/07

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153 Waverly Place New York, NY 10014 Phone: (212) 243-1313 Fax: (212) 675-0286 Email: lacinfo@lac.org www.lac.org See less

See this at: offender.fdle.state....| Added on 10/18/07

* DOJ Website * Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section * How to Report Child Pornography on the Internet * Safety Tips for Parents & Children * Sexual Assault of Young Children as Reported to Law Enforcement: Victim, Incident, and Offender... See more

* DOJ Website * Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section * How to Report Child Pornography on the Internet * Safety Tips for Parents & Children * Sexual Assault of Young Children as Reported to Law Enforcement: Victim, Incident, and Offender Characteristics (July 2000) * Myths and Facts About Sex Offenders * Justice for Kids & Youth - Website for Children * Office for Victims of Crimes See less

See this at: dnasafestorage.com| Added on 06/28/07

DNAPrint® Genomics, Inc. is a sponsor of Code Amber. We are proud to be associated with Code Amber and firmly support their goals to keep children safe. We provide several services that assist and complement the Amber Stick™ which is sponsored by... See more

DNAPrint® Genomics, Inc. is a sponsor of Code Amber. We are proud to be associated with Code Amber and firmly support their goals to keep children safe. We provide several services that assist and complement the Amber Stick™ which is sponsored by Code Amber. These services can be used by families and friends. We also provide forensic services to assist law enforcement agencies and private investigators using DNA analysis. See less

See this at: codeamber.org| Added on 06/28/07

Safety Net Kids is an instructional video for kids aged 4 to 11. The video teaches and reinforces techniques and recognition skills for avoiding situations that could lead to abduction. Now is the time to teach them the skills they need to recognize... See more

Safety Net Kids is an instructional video for kids aged 4 to 11. The video teaches and reinforces techniques and recognition skills for avoiding situations that could lead to abduction. Now is the time to teach them the skills they need to recognize and avoid dangerous situations. Glenn Olsen, the producer of the video, has graciously extended an exclusive special offer of a free copy of the DVD to everyone who contributes $14.95 to Code Amber. Use the "Buy Now" below to order the Safety NET Kids DVD today. Code Amber guarantees your satisfaction 100%. Please allow 3 to 4 weeks for delivery.The tragic events leading up to the death of 11 year old Carlie Brucia in Florida shocked and angered our entire nation. The devastating video of her apparent abduction sent wake-up calls to parents and teachers in every corner of the country. How can a child, gripped with fear, respond in a situation like this? The Safety NET Kids video teaches exactly what a child should do in this situation to... See less

Highlights: Safety NET Kids DVD Free with $14.95 Contribution to Code Amber

See this at: codeamber.org| Added on 06/28/07

The AMBER stick™ is the only child identification system endorsed by Code Amber. Each purchase provides financial support to the Code Amber project. Built in software on a small USB Flash Drive makes it accessible in seconds on any windows based... See more

The AMBER stick™ is the only child identification system endorsed by Code Amber. Each purchase provides financial support to the Code Amber project. Built in software on a small USB Flash Drive makes it accessible in seconds on any windows based computer, and allows it to be carried on your key chain, purse or wallet making it fully portable. If one of your children, or another family member, goes missing simply hand the Amber stick to the police officer and give them your password. All of the information they need to file a missing person report is then immediately available to the officer. Version 2 of the Amber Stick is now available. The new version allows you to keep information on adults and pets as well as children on one stick. Our sponsor, DNAPrint Genomics, also provides a DNA Analysis in PDF format which can be uploaded to the Amber Stick through an additional feature added to the new Version 2 software. Click the DNAPrint logo for complete information on this leading edge... See less

See this at: codeamber.org| Added on 06/23/07

Glenn Olson, founder of Safety N.E.T. Kids (no easy targets) DVD's, curriculum and Instructor program is available to teach your group of children the Safety N.E.T. Kids program. Imagine a child being touched inappropriately and not knowing how to... See more

Glenn Olson, founder of Safety N.E.T. Kids (no easy targets) DVD's, curriculum and Instructor program is available to teach your group of children the Safety N.E.T. Kids program. Imagine a child being touched inappropriately and not knowing how to respond... Picture a child wanting to help a stranger... These situations happen often. 1 out of 5 girls are sexually abused before they reach the age of 18. This year, there will be approximately 58,000 non-family abductions! The Safety Net Kids program GIVES EXACT RESPONSES TO REAL THREATS in a way that DOES NOT PROMOTE FEAR BUT WILL INSTILL CONFIDENCE! The Safety Net Kids seminar is a very child friendly program. Glenn Olson will also certify Safety Net Kids Instructors so they can carry on the program! Ideal groups for instruction: Church Groups Public Schools Private Schools Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts Clubs and Organizations (YMCA's etc) Glenn Olson has personally reached tens of thousands of children across the country with this... See less

See this at: lawtonpd.com| Added on 06/15/07

You never know... That's why you should do these things: | Don't accept anything from a stranger. | Don't agree to anything suggested by a stranger. | If a person makes you feel uncomfortable, walk away. | Don't talk to strangers; they may not be... See more

You never know... That's why you should do these things: | Don't accept anything from a stranger. | Don't agree to anything suggested by a stranger. | If a person makes you feel uncomfortable, walk away. | Don't talk to strangers; they may not be telling the truth. | NEVER accept a ride or go with a stranger. See less

See this at: drpbody.com| Added on 06/15/07

* Never tell anyone over the phone that you are home alone. * Never answer the door when home alone. Talk through a door or window to anyone delivering a package, and to tell the person to leave the package at the door. Never open the door to... See more

* Never tell anyone over the phone that you are home alone. * Never answer the door when home alone. Talk through a door or window to anyone delivering a package, and to tell the person to leave the package at the door. Never open the door to strangers! * Know how to call the emergency assistance number (often 911). * Know of a neighbor to call if someone tries to get into the house or if there is any kind of emergency. See less

See this at: thesafeside.com| Added on 06/15/07

From Julie Clark, creator of Baby Einstein, and John Walsh, host of America’s Most Wanted comes The Safe Side’s first video, ‘Stranger Safety.’ The first of its kind, this laugh-out-loud video teaches children to make good decisions in potentially... See more

From Julie Clark, creator of Baby Einstein, and John Walsh, host of America’s Most Wanted comes The Safe Side’s first video, ‘Stranger Safety.’ The first of its kind, this laugh-out-loud video teaches children to make good decisions in potentially dangerous situations. A must-see for all elementary school aged children! See less

See this at: safetycops.com| Added on 06/15/07

By John M. Carpino Teach your children not to talk with strangers. Don't approach a motor vehicle for someone asking directions. SafetyCops say adults don't need directions from KIDS! Set up a code word with your children in the event of an... See more

By John M. Carpino Teach your children not to talk with strangers. Don't approach a motor vehicle for someone asking directions. SafetyCops say adults don't need directions from KIDS! Set up a code word with your children in the event of an emergency. A friend may have to pick up your child/children somewhere other than school and you need a plan. Your child should know the code word and understand the importance. Your child should be prepared to respond to anyone who knows the code word. Make the word meaningful to your family so a real Stranger Danger would not be able to figure it out. If a stranger does approach your child tell them to remember the license plate number of the motor vehicle and to report this information to you immediately. Don't assume it was nothing and discount what your child has to tell you. Call your local police and report any suspicious activity. SafetyCops say teach your child how to use the telephone and how to call for the police, 911 if available. It may... See less

See this at: atozteacherstuff.com| Added on 06/15/07

Outline: * Lesson 1: STRANGERS- Buddy system * Lesson 2: STRANGERS- Adults do not need help from a child! * Lesson 3: STRANGERS- Have a password * Lesson 4: STRANGERS- Know some ways to get away * Lesson 5: STRANGERS- Know your phone number and... See more

Outline: * Lesson 1: STRANGERS- Buddy system * Lesson 2: STRANGERS- Adults do not need help from a child! * Lesson 3: STRANGERS- Have a password * Lesson 4: STRANGERS- Know some ways to get away * Lesson 5: STRANGERS- Know your phone number and address Intro: Ask students if their mom or dad have ever talked to them about going anywhere with strangers. Have the students that answer yes tell the rest of the class what their parents or grandparents told them. Ask them why they think this is important for them to remember what to do. Lesson 1: STRANGERS - Buddy system Materials: * popsicle sticks * scraps of material * glue * white paper(sturdy). Discussion: Talk to students about the importance of always going somewhere together. Every student should pick a person to be their "buddy" for the day. Explain to the kids that it is always important to have someone with you in case something should happen to you. That way the other person can go for help. It is also very important that a... See less

See this at: mhawestchester.org| Added on 06/15/07

How do we teach children to be safe while encouraging them to play and explore their worlds confidently? We do a lot of this naturally. * If children are separated from an adult, it is important that they know how to identify themselves and their... See more

How do we teach children to be safe while encouraging them to play and explore their worlds confidently? We do a lot of this naturally. * If children are separated from an adult, it is important that they know how to identify themselves and their family. Young children should learn: * Their whole names * The names of their parents * Their phone numbers including area codes * Their addresses including their town and state * Children should be taught to identify employees or security personnel they can turn to in malls, amusement parks and other public spaces. * Children should be taught to use 911 from a public phone. Being lost, separated or in an unsafe situation are all legitimate uses of 911. In Westchester County an individual making a 911 call can be located and police can be dispatched to assist a child. * For older children, select a meeting place in case family members become separated, but teach children not to leave the store, park or other site. * Discuss safe routes... See less

See this at: fdle.state.fl.us| Added on 10/18/07

* 2007 CJAP Survey * Accreditation * Alcohol Testing Program * What's New * Instructors * Course Calendar * Public Records * Blood Analysts * ATMS2 * ARS * Staff * Forms * FAQ's * Links * Arrest/Clerk Statute Table * Certified Training Academies *... See more

* 2007 CJAP Survey * Accreditation * Alcohol Testing Program * What's New * Instructors * Course Calendar * Public Records * Blood Analysts * ATMS2 * ARS * Staff * Forms * FAQ's * Links * Arrest/Clerk Statute Table * Certified Training Academies * Crime Lab Information * Laboratory Disciplines * What Is ASCLD * Lab FAQ * In The News * Forensic Websites * Lab Contacts * Florida's Integrated Criminal History System (FALCON) * Grants Information * HR 218 (Concealed Firearms) * Inspector General * Law Enforcement Agency Addresses * Legal Information (Formerly Office of the General Counsel * Case Law Updates * Legal Bulletins * Legislative Summaries * Foreign Nationals Advisory * Seminar Information * Officer Certification Exam * Officer Information and Requirements * Regional Domestic Security Task Forces * THUGS (Felony Fugitives) * Training * Criminal Justice Executive Institute * Analyst Academy See less

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See this at: wptv.com| Added on 10/17/07

A seven month Contact Five investigation. It might sound absurd -- the story of a convicted child sex offender -- the author of a children's book!

A seven month Contact Five investigation. It might sound absurd -- the story of a convicted child sex offender -- the author of a children's book! See less