FBI warning parents of violent 'online networks' targeting minors for exploitation

Police, prosecutors warn of surge in online predators

Honolulu police and prosecuting attorneys urge parents to monitor their kids’ online activities after 12 sexual assaults of children 17 years old and younger by pedophiles who lured them into physical meetings. The victims, between the ages of 11 and 17, met their abusers on social media, online gaming portals and dating applications during the past four months. Some of the cases involve men trolling young girls on social media sites like Instag…

Detroit FBI hosts webinars to educate parents on the dangers of sextortion

Jennifer Buta of Marquette was the mother of Jordan Demay, who ended his life after becoming the victim of sexual extortion online. The FBI says it could be a similar plot by someone pretending to be a girl that will reach out to a young boy on social media.

Police warn not all 'apps' are created equal

COLLINSVILLE, Okla. (KFOR) - Police are asking parents to be aware of the "apps" on your child's phone. According to authorities, not all "apps" are created equal. High Wind Warning and critical fire danger for today Police say, to ensure your child's safety and well-being parents should take the time to review the "apps" on your child's phone noting to have open conversation about their online activities. Additionally, highlighting "apps"…

The children and teenagers are first lured from naked photos on Instagram or Snapchat, then they are blackmailed for money. Victims are often jacks, just eleven years old

Honolulu police warn of surge in online predators | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Honolulu police and prosecuting attorneys urge parents to monitor their kids’ online activities after 12 sexual assaults of children 17 years old and younger by pedophiles who lured them into physical meetings.

Honolulu police, prosecutors push to protect teen girls from online sex crimes

Honolulu prosecutors and the police department are "sounding the alarm" about the dangers of social media in relation to sexual assaults.