Do any sex offenders, sexual predators live along your trick-or-treating route? Here’s how to check

With Halloween on a Saturday, trick-or-treaters are sure to be out in full force this year, and we want to help keep you and your little ones safe.Whether you trick-or-treat in your own neighborhood or have a favorite spot to take your kiddos, it’s a good idea to know before you head out who they might encounter.We’ve got a step-by-step breakdown of how to check for any sex offenders living in the area.Sex offenders and predators who are registered with the state have specific rules about what they can and can’t do around Halloween, depending on what county they live in.Nearly every county bans them from decorating their homes, and many require them to keep their outside lights off on trick-or-treating nights.The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has an app to help families track when sex offenders move into a neighborhood. To download the free app, search “FDLE Mobile App” in the Google Play Store or “FDLE” in the Apple App Store. FDLE reminds users that the app should never be us