Some Civilians Are Luring Alleged Predators Without the Police: Today on Inside Edition

By Inside Edition Staff

Updated: 2:02 PM PDT, October 28, 2019

Why authorities say that's a bad idea.

Some civilians are trying to lure and catch alleged sexual predators — without the help of police.

Regular people are taking it upon themselves to find bad guys. Why authorities say that's a bad idea.

Flames are still raging in Southern California. Which celebrities have had to flee their expensive homes.

And the parents of Kayla Mueller, the American taken hostage by ISIS before being killed, still have so many unanswered questions about what happened to their humanitarian daughter in her final days.

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Some Civilians Are Luring Alleged Predators Without the Police: Today on Inside Edition

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‘American Idol’ Alum and Grammy Winner Mandisa Dead at 47

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