Report him to the police.
2007-12-04 22:41:47
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answered by eric_the_red_101 4
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Here's how you can get rid of him.....today. Don't even tell mom what you're doing. Tell her when the cops have him in cuffs, or better yet, tell her to ask the police herself. Go down to your local police dept., sheriff's office, or DA's office. Let them know that there is a man living in your home with your mother, and you just learned that he's a sexual predator. (Sexual predators are required to register in the county where they live, and are supposed to keep their address current with the registration. So your mom's friend has already violated the law). Tell the police that you are aware that the man is not registered in the county, and that you want him removed from your home. Let them know you just learned this info, your mom doesn't have a clue, and you are afraid to confront him. They should come pick him up quickly enough. If you have children in the home, they'll move even quicker. Most sexual predators have to register as a condition of their parole or probation, so he's most likely in violation of one or the other. They'll probably be thankful you turned him in. Good luck. Be strong. Stand firm. Sorry to say this, but if Mom lets him back into your home again at a later date, I'd boot her out too.
2007-12-04 23:08:07
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answered by ~RedBird~ 7
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If you have children then get him out of the house now. I know he's your in law but your children are more important.
Personally I would report him to the police because I'm not sure of any crime that is more terrible than being a sexual predator. If you know he is there and is not registered and something happens to someone then how will you feel? I know I would be consumed by guilt.
If he is reformed and all, then why did he not register as he is required to do so by law? Just a question.
2007-12-04 22:38:13
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answered by Anonymous
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Get the written evidence, and face your mother with it while he is out of the house. Tell her you are willing for her to stay but he is not allowed. Change the locks on the house and inform the police that this man is not welcome there because of his conviction. That should get him registered and away from your property all in one day.
You need to protect yourself and your mother and any children he is around (what kind of sexual predator is he - is it with kids or adults?).
If your mother cannot listen to you over this important issue, then, unfortunately, that is a choice she makes. Ask her to leave. Just let her know you will always be there for her, if she cannot see sense, or understand why such a man is potentially dangerous to her as well.
2007-12-04 22:48:33
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answered by Sun is Shining ❂ 7
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No. you may think approximately that we are asserting "into the abode". that ought to intend that the predator enable himself in in preference to being invited in. Do you no longer think of that if a sexual predator confirmed up at a house and a guy replied the door that he could make up some excuse for being on the incorrect abode and take off? With all of that being reported, in the event that they enter the abode of their very very own accord, in basic terms the predator and the assailant understand the genuine reason that he's there. Now, if an assailant use a baby as bait then he could be prosecuted for baby endangerment, presented it ever comes out in courtroom yet no longer attack. What in case you got here abode and there replaced into some guy interior the abode which incorporate your 13 or 14 year previous baby? you won't beat the s**t out of them. i understand i could and that i assure there's no longer jury interior the U. S. that ought to convict for that. nicely, there's no longer plenty distinction right here different than that the actually sexual attack is being prevented. some one stated "would not a sexual predator no longer come around in the event that they concept there replaced right into an excellent gamble of being overwhelmed to a bloody pulp?". they could nevertheless come around. look on the Dateline coach (or in spite of this is), they are humiliated on national television and then arrested and the arrest is shown on national television. yet, some how this coach keeps to get those men to take place. perhaps sexual predators do no longer very own TVs.
2016-09-30 21:57:19
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answered by ? 4
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So, that means your husband's father is one, and your mother-in-law and her husband, is living with you??
I can totally understand, talk to your husband about this, and how did you find out?? Did you go to the National Registry???
Anyway, how you found out, if it makes you uncomfortable and it sounds like it does, talk to your husband and tell him how you found out, and yes, I would report him!!!!
If you do not, then you will not be saving the children in your neighborhood, if you report him, then be a hero and save the children in your neighborhood, and save your future children, I would not even think about having children until you get this resolved.
2007-12-04 22:49:55
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answered by carriegreen13 6
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totally disagree w/ Lily above me, a man pissing in public has no morals, he knows darn well anyone can see him in public, and a person pretending to be less than 18 needs to grow up, and needs a head exam! ... anyway, go to the police first... you have the right to kick the man out of your house, even if his sexual offense was on an adult and not a child! married or not, you are the boss... if your mother in law has nowhere else to go, she can go to a shelter if she gets pissed off at you... remember, go to the police first, and request an officer of the law be at your house when you tell this man to leave... otherwise, you will have an even worse battle on your hands! good luck! let us know the outcome, please, you can email me =)
2007-12-04 23:43:10
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answered by elvlayarvvi fEisty wife and mom 6
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Your mom sounds like a real winner too!
Your mother is actually the primary problem, she's the enabler. Nothing you do will make this situation livable or right it will only get worse because the people involved are derelict in character. I'm going to bet that sooner than later they will start stealing form you. When you lay down with dogs you get up with fleas, in this case crabs.
2007-12-04 22:47:32
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answered by huckleberryjoe 3
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This may not be what you think. Did you know that a man pissing in public and a child seeing him can be convicted as a sexual predator? Did you know that an adult chatting in an adult fantasy chat room with another adult, but pretending she is under 18 can be convicted of being a sexual predator? These are both true cases. Chill out till you know more. Confront him with your information.
2007-12-04 23:19:34
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answered by Anonymous
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is it a law that they have to register? is he supposed to be around children? if it is a part of his probation that he register and stay away from children the by all mean report him. get a hold of his probation officer and let him know whats going on. and by all means don't let him near your children.
2007-12-04 22:46:30
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answered by Anonymous
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