KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Do you know who your neighbor is?  Or who may be living on your street? And do you know if they’ve been convicted of a violent or serious drug crime?

A little known website in the state of Kansas will provide you with that information.

Like the national sex offender registry, this government website can tell you many details about the men and women who live, work or go to school in your Kansas neighborhood.

Those registered have been convicted of crimes like robbery or murder.

Local sheriff’s departments say knowing who they are and where they live is important information to have.

Wellburn neighborhood watch captain Janet Golubski stays on top of the crime in her community. She can even tell you where each and every sex offender in the area lives.

“I just want everybody to be safe. And that’s important,” Golubski said.

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Police want your help in finding a man wanted in connection with a string of robberies in the metro area.

Police said Monday they were looking for 44-year-old Llewellyn Richard.

Richard is 6’2″, weighs 176 pounds and was last seen driving a red or maroon 1997 GMC Sonoma pick-up with Kansas license plate 529-FFM.

No other information was released by police, including the types of robberies Richard may be linked to.

If you have any information, you’re urged to call the TIPS hotline at 816-474-TIPS.

The next court date is set for an Olathe man accused of using his three-year-old as a human shield against deputies. Johnson County deputies accidentally Tasered the child.

Jason Troxel will be back in court March 9. He's charged with child endangerment and other related charges.
    
Prosecutors say deputies were trying to serve a protection order and remove the child from Troxel's custody, when he fled.  The child was treated for minor injuries.