Chief George Filenko
The Round Lake Park Police Department offers a direct link to information regarding registered Sex Offenders in our community.
In Illinois, if you are convicted of a sex offense, as defined in the Illinois Sex Offender Registration Act, you will be required to register with the state as a sex offender.
These crimes include:
- Indecent Solicitation of a Child;
- Sexual Exploitation of a Child;
- Soliciting for a Juvenile Prostitute;
- Keeping a place of Juvenile Prostitution;
- Patronizing a Juvenile Prostitute;
- Juvenile Pimping;
- Exploitation of a Child;
- Child Pornography;
- Aggravated Child Pornography;
- Criminal Sexual Assault;
- Aggravated Criminal Sexual Assault;
- Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child;
- Criminal Sexual Abuse;
- Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse;
- Ritualized Abuse of a Child;
- Forcible Detention of a child;
- Indecent Solicitation;
- Soliciting for a Prostitute, if the victim is a child;
- Pandering, if the victim is a child;
- Patronizing, if the victim is a child;
- Pimping, if the victim is a child;
- Public Indecency (for a third or subsequent conviction);
- Custodial Sexual Misconduct;
- Sexual Misconduct with a Person with a Disability;
- Permitting Sexual Abuse of a Child;
- Kidnapping, if the victim is a child and you are not the parent;
- Aggravated Kidnapping, if the victim is a child, you are not the parent, and the offense was sexually motivated;
- Unlawful Restraint, if the victim is a child, you are not the parent, and the offense was sexually motivated;
- Aggravated Unlawful Restraint, if the victim is a child, you are not the parent, and the offense was sexually motivated;
- Child Abduction if you lure a child under the age of 16 into a vehicle for a sexual motive; and
- Any attempts to commit any of the offenses listed above.
A court may also require you to register as a sex offender if you are:
- Found not guilty of a sexually-related offense on the grounds that you are insane; or
- Considered to be sexually dangerous or violent.