Detectives
Investigators in plain clothes. Cases follow you home if your home is searchable.
Why this page exists
Detectives carry case-specific risk that patrol officers don't. Defendants you investigated remember your name. Cases close years after you worked them. The address-exposure problem is lifelong because the cases are.
What we sweep for you
Cases close. Listings don't. We pull yours off the broker stack and re-pull every two weeks because case-specific risk has no shelf life — a homicide you cleared in 2014 produces a paroled defendant in 2026 with internet access and your name from the trial transcript. Particular attention to court-filing pipelines: every motion you signed in your name reseeds an address. We catch them on the next pass.
We sweep the family the same way. Going after your family to get to you is the pattern that this work generates more than any other.
What you should do today, free
Search yourself on Spokeo and Whitepages right now — both free, both will show you exactly what a defendant sees from a prison library terminal. Then run the free scan to get the full broker map. NJ detectives can stack Daniel's Law on top — that's the state statute giving covered officers a private right to sue brokers that don't take their home address down. We file those demands. Everyone else gets the standard opt-out path, run continuously.