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If you discover that a person in contact with children is a registered sex offender, contact the local Police Department or Law Enforcement Agency. The links below may guide you in the right direction. Child molesters often go to great lengths to put themselves in employment positions that give them access to children. Some of these jobs include but are not limited to day care volunteers, park and recreation workers, religious leaders, party clowns, photographers, amusement park attendants, shopping mall workers etc. Child molesters can be close relatives such as Uncles, Brothers and even the Father of the child. While the vast majority of the perpetrators do turn out to be men, females can also be perpetrators as well. Always remember to keep both your eyes and ears open for the clues. Nobody should be above suspicion and reports should be filed to law enforcement if allegations do surface.
Megan's law and Amber Alert are two terms all parents should familiarize themselves with. New Jersey's law, commonly known as “Megan’s Law,” requires convicted sex offenders to register with local police.
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