Comments on: “It exploits vulnerable populations by using personal information obtained from public registries”

By: Jacob

Jacob — Fri, 26 Dec 2025 14:15:12 +0000

In reply to Nemo. All you are doing is stringing words together. What do you even mean?

By: Nemo

Nemo — Fri, 26 Dec 2025 13:57:34 +0000

Predatory sex offenders are proof that children are the vulnerable population.

By: This is America

This is America — Fri, 26 Dec 2025 02:43:44 +0000

Dude no public registery period . I got railroaded to a tier 3 offender… What a waste of time if resources were ever focused on me solely because of that. If there would be some kind of risk assessment at some point I think that would help weed out high risk if you will from not a threat. Even then this is a law enforcement matter not public.

By: Bo

Bo — Mon, 22 Dec 2025 23:01:14 +0000

There may be cause for some judicial review of this conflict – federal regulations require that personnel records held by government and commercial entities be protected from public release in contrast to the public exposure of personal highly sensitive information on the registry. That release not only fuels vigilantism but also soils lives with neighbors and employers. There is so much wrong with the management of registrants and even baby improvements would be welcome. A registrant who sent a selfie, streaked at a football game, urinated on a construction site, or teenagers who had consensual petting are hardly a threat to a neighbor. In my opinion, traffickers and violent offenders like Epstein are in a different category and deserve the attention of law enforcement. The registry is too large, and tier 1 – 3 groups of offenders are at extreme opposite levels of threat and risk. Massachusetts makes public only tier 3 registrants, which might better address safety concerns, while all others on their registry are not public information.

By: CherokeeJack

CherokeeJack — Mon, 22 Dec 2025 21:36:54 +0000

And you know what, if it was just us, it would be one thing. But these scammers if they cannot reach the registrant, they prey on your parents, kids, spouses etc. who might get scared that you are in trouble and actually pay the money thinking you are in trouble.

Although in my instance my father was smart enough to call me and ask, “What the Hell is going on”. I told him it was a scam and not to give them any money. But our family and loved ones should not have to experience that, and dog gone it, neither should we.

Many have fallen for these scams, even some F.A.C posters. Again, if we did not have these warriors like F.A.C, many of us wouldn’t know what to do and law enforcement would get away with anything they wanted without being questioned.

And how many of these scammers ever caught? And I have said all along, many times it is an employee at a law enforcement office, police department, sheriff’s office etc. So much for “Upholding” the law and instead they too are criminals, just haven’t been brought to justice. And sadly they may never be caught.