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A predator doesn't necessarily have to approach a child online.

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So this makes it okay for kids to be exposed to dangers from these people WHEREVER they are?? I DON'T THINK SO!

It's obvious you haven't had a crime like that perpetrated against you or you'd think different. Just hope you never have kids that something so haneous happens to!

You're too into YOUR personal rights to be objective, I'm afraid.

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my niece was recently brought back to her home after running off with or running off to another state to meet up with a 25-year-old man.

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Proof that her parents aren't taking care of her as they should. They are shirking their responsibility. Otherwise, this neice wouldn't be looking for attention and love elsewhere.

If her parents were doing their job and she still did this, they would have known about it before hand and she wouldn't have had to be brought back. The parents may have just had a lightbulb moment and realized that they needed to take a more active role in their daughter's life!