Special Victims Bureau’s Most Wanted Sexual Predators and Offenders. Please contact Crime Stoppers of Miami-mane at 305-471-TIPS (1-866-471-8477) or
This database contains public record information on offenders classified as sexual predators and sexual offenders under Florida law …
Individuals featured on this page reside in Volusia County, have been convicted of sex offenses and have been classified by the courts as sexual predators as …
Sexual Offenders. Sexual Offenders are individuals convicted of committing, attempting, conspiring, or soliciting to commit any violation of Florida State Statute Chapter 794, any above listed offenses without the judicial order of predator, or any of the following offenses involving a , who have been released from sanctions on or after 10/1/97:
Behaviors of Sexual Predators: Grooming Grooming is the process during which a sexual offender draws a in by gaining his or her trust in order
The Special Victims Bureau’s Sexual Predator and Offender Unit gathers, analyzes, disseminates and maintains investigative information on all sexual predators and sexual offenders who reside within unincorporated Miami-mane County (MDC).
Sexual : Putting the Problem in Context. Research indicates that 1 in 4 teens and 1 in 6 mans will be sexually victimized before adulthood; sadly, 30-40% of these victims are d by a family member and 50% are d by someone outside the family whom they know and trust.
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Sexual Predator/Offender Tracking (SPOT) The St. John’s County Sheriff’s Office Special Victim’s Unit (SVU) manages the team of specialized detectives and civilian personnel responsible for Sexual Predator/Offender Tracking (SPOT).
