The Dane County Sheriff’s Office will offer an internet safety presentation on protecting children to interested parents March 20.

According to a statement, the free event will focus on issues surrounding Facebook, cyber bulling and online predators.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children shows one in three teens have experienced online harassment, one of several statistics the statement highlighted.

The presentation will take place at the Westport Meeting Room at 5387 Mary Lake Rd. at 6 p.m.

Funds, coordination key topics in conversation on ending the crime    

Dane County is taking steps to raise awareness on the issue of human sex trafficking.

Dane County Executive Joe Parisi said Thursday that the county is focused on coordinated education efforts and resources for homeless and runaway youth.

The 2013 county budget includes $30,000 to replace recently eliminated federal funds that support outreach services to homeless and runaway youth, a group that youth advocates cautioned are susceptible to trafficking.

"At the very base, this problem exists because there's a demand for people to buy sex," Parisi said. "People need to realize if they're going to go out and purchase someone's body to use, that is not a victimless crime."

Madison police are looking for two men suspected of putting graffiti on two buildings, two vans and a truck on the city?s south side.

Officers were called to the 2000 and 2011 blocks of South Park Street at 3:39 a.m. Tuesday for a report two young men spotted spraying paint on parked vehicles.

Two vans and a truck were tagged with gang signs, according to officers. Similar markings were also found on a building in the 2100 block of South Park Street and another in the 2000 block of South Park Street.

The men were dressed in dark clothing and were last seen running toward Dane Street, according to police.

Anyone with information on the vandalism is asked to called police at 266-5983 or Madison Area Crime Stoppers at 266-6014.