Keeping your kids safe from online predators: Live TONIGHT at 7

Tonight at 7 p.m.: Join New Jersey 101.5 and NJ1015.com for a special town hall, featuring New Jersey State Police, on the dangers children face online.

We'll explore not just where danger lurks — and you might be surprised where it does — but what you, as a parent, can do to keep your child safe.

Tune in to New Jersey 101.5 FM, visit this post on NJ1015.com or see Facebook.com/NJ1015 at 7 p.m. to listen to and watch the Town Hall live.

You'll be able to join in the conversation with State Police experts throughout the program through our Facebook Live chat, and by calling 800-283-1015. We'll be joined by in-studio by Lt. John Pizzuro and online by Detective Joseph Santamaria with Digital Technology Investigations Unit.

In just the last few several weeks, we've reported on multiple arrests of accused predators or child pornography users.

• Police say a Pemberton man tricked a 13-year-old girl into sending nude pictures via Facebook.
• An Atlantic County man is accused of sending nude pictures to minors — and one allegedly sent one back.
• In late November, police arrested a 24-year-old substitute teacher from Elmwood Park for allegedly using his computer to view and distribute sexually explicit videos of young girls.
• New Jersey State Police are making a plea for information on more victims of a man they say sexually assaulted a 14-year-old boy on multiple occasions. He was first arrested after a detective working undercover online tricked the man into thinking he was a 13-year-old boy interested in meeting for sex, police say.

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