Alert ID - Check Your Neigborhood

[opihikao]

FYI: As Puna grows, we need to be more aware of who our neighbors are. Below is a link which will allow you to check your area for offenders. Provided by our government (U.S. Dept. of Justice) to "Protect your family" and "Protect Your Community":

https://alertid.com/aao/lander5.asp

Stay safe, and keep your keiki close. Malama.

[Obie]

You can search here without registering:

http://sexoffenders.ehawaii.gov/sexoffender/search.html

[dayna]

Obie that is the same site I use. Having a child, I keep a close eye on things of that nature.

Dayna

http://www.FarmingAloha.com
www.E-Z-Caps.com

[eigoya]

Just because there is no record, doesn't mean there is no problem. These lists give both a false sense of security and fear. Love many, trust few, always paddle your own canoe

[Aaron]

http://sexoffenders.ehawaii.gov/sexoffen...,,,,,.html

Living on the side of creation.

[Rainbow Ally]

I know of a registered convicted sex offender from Texas living in my neighborhood for many years now, and as far as I know he is not registered here in Hawaii. I don't know the reason for this but he is here in Puna. Here is a link (removed by moderator)

[Rob Tucker]

Rainbow Ally,

I do not know the facts of your first ever post on Punaweb and frankly I don't especially want to. I am not impressed with a first post from someone who's I.P. address is in Ashburn, Virginia and is making such serious accusations.


Punaweb moderator

[Rainbow Ally]

Rob . I am in HPP don't know why you get a Virginia ip adress.. I am just trying to alert the public about this man who is in Puna and is a registered sex offender from Texas. He is my neighbor!

[Rob Tucker]

If you intend to expose him, if that is your purpose, inform the police. This forum is not the best venue for such things. I am naturally suspicious of people suddenly showing up and doing a Paul Revere routine.

Assume the best and ask questions.

Punaweb moderator

[kalakoa]

Off-topic technical minutae: wireless IP blocks aren't geographical -- and not just in the obvious sense: there are service companies providing the back-end transit to the wireless carriers, and for some reason they're recycling legacy pre-CIDR address space (eg, between 192/8 and mid-204/8, usually in the 192 or 198 blocks that were originally geographical to northamerica).

A lookingglass will probably find that the IP space does not, in fact, originate in VA.

The remaining accusations would best be taken up with law enforcement.