Sex Offenders: A Map of Homes in Lake Forest, Lake Bluff
There are six registered sex offenders listed as living in Lake Forest and Lake Bluff, according to the Illinois Sex Offender Registry.
View Registered sex offenders in Lake Forest and Lake Bluff, IL in a larger map
Map information from the Illinois Sex Offender Registry.
Patch wants to help Lake Forest and Lake Bluff parents keep their kids safe this Halloween.
As your little ones and not-so-little-ones prepare to go door to door for trick-or-treating this Halloween, Patch offers a map of our towns' registered sex offenders.
Generally, sex offender laws center on offenders registering in person each year at the local police department. They must do so for a required 10-year registration period, unless they are separately required to register for life. Offenders are prohibited from living within 500 feet of a school, daycare center, youth center or other facility that caters to children younger than 18 years old.
Sex Offenders in Your Neighborhood
A search of the Illinois Sex Offender Registry shows five registered sex offenders residing in Lake Bluff and one in Lake Forest. The one in Lake Forest is listed as having not provided his exact address.
How the Map Works
The map is interactive, meaning you can zoom in, zoom out, or move it around to see all the plotted points. Clicking on the marker will give you more information.
The term refers to anyone convicted after July 1, 1999 of certain violations in the Criminal Code of 1961. Sexual predators are required to register for their entire lives.
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LF Parent
8:44 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Your map doesn't work as described, and the link to the sex offender site does not work either.
Emily Stone
2:18 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Sorry about that LF Parent. Both problems should be fixed now. Thanks for letting us know.
Another Point
9:22 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Why is this one sentence "article" considered newsworthy? Pull yourself together.
Eileen
11:41 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
why aren't the police hunting down the LF resident if they are supposed to register? Scary!
marlene t.
1:46 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
at least, i know where my kids WON'T be trick or treating!
Mike Yacobson
3:35 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
I would like to thank patch for this map and my kids and I certainly will be stopping by at these dirtbags house. Il teach my kids a lesson, and well do a little halloween fun to these losers. Eggs, toilet paper, mail box smashing, you name it. Its a good way to set an example to my kids.
Against Guns
8:58 am on Friday, October 26, 2012
I hope you leave your DNA on something so the police will find you!! How will teach your kids about violence against these idiots. Your kids might be thrown in the slammer just you will be as well.
Happy Holloween
ltm
10:03 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
There are no records to support crimes committed against children on Halloween and therefore no basis for Halloween Laws restricting anyone from the celebrating Halloween. This is simply allot of hype (To publicize or promote, especially by extravagant, inflated, or misleading claims) - Duh - get it?
bobcatbluffer
1:03 pm on Friday, October 26, 2012
i guess i know this stuff goes on but when someone like that so close to me it makes me think i shd keep a closer eye on my little ones. my kids walk to a park 2 blocks away. Wow.
ltm
2:13 pm on Friday, October 26, 2012
I raised 4 children. I wasn't overprotective but I kept close watch and close tabs on my kids as best I could. I would keep an eye on a neighbor particularly if the person is a registered sex offender, drug dealer, alcoholic, paranoid schizophrenic, do good neighbor or a cop.