Wilmington, DE -- (ReleaseWire) -- 03/05/2018 --Along the years, the authorities in the United States have registered sex offenders across the country in order to keep track of them, and allow others to know about their past. As of today, there are over 700,000 of these registered sex offenders all across the country, meaning that it is highly likely that they live in most neighborhoods in the US.
In order to allow people to find the whereabouts of sex offenders, GoLookUp has set up a Sex Offender Search directory that provides users with detailed information about them.
Sex Offender Registry in the USA
Every time a person is found guilty of some form of sexual assault, they are required to be registered in their place of residence, and every place they move to. The criminal records against them are held by the proper authorities, and others can access them. These public records are meant to allow people to find out about sex offenders living in their proximity in order to decide what to do, and whether caution is necessary.
In order to find all the registered sex offenders in a certain area, one must access each and every public record and learn about their criminal past. To make the process easier and faster, GoLookUp is offering users with a sex offender search registry based solely on a zip code.
GoLookUp's Registered Sex Offender Search
In order to find registered sex offenders in the US, GoLookUp has set up a special directory that finds them within minutes. After typing in the zip code of the search, GoLookUp scans billions of public records in order to find all the sex offenders in the zip code that was provided.
Furthermore, GoLookUp also allows users to find information about specific individuals via a reverse phone lookup and a reverse address lookup. By entering the phone number or the address of an individual, users can discover if that person has a violent sexual past.
Conducting a sex offender search in traditional methods is time consuming, but with GoLookUp's search directory, users can find sex offenders with ease, and decide whether they or their children should take caution.
