Category Archive for : ‘SEX OFFENDER AND OTHERS RESTRICTIONS’

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On June 3, a judge sentenced Heriberto Montanez, 44, to 16 – 32 years in a state correction institution with a five year probation to follow.

A Dauphin County jury convicted Heriberto Montanez, 43, on March 9 after a three day trail for involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child under the age of 13, unlawful contact with a minor, indecent assault of a child under the age of 13, and corruption of minors.

The Dauphin County District Attorney’s Office said, due to a prior conviction relating to a felony

By: News 12 Staff

A registered sex offender accused of possessing child porn was in court Friday.

Prosecutors say Keith Schoelermann, 29, had hundreds of lewd photos and videos of children.

Schoelermann was having a routine check when the evidence was found, according to police.

Prosecutors in court said he had a Samsung Galaxy smartphone, which was not registered to him, where they found hundreds of pornographic images of children.

Police also obtained a search warrant for his home on Grove Road in Mastic Beach following the discovery.

Schoelermann faces a mandatory seven-year imprisonment if convicted

Volusia County sheriff’s detectives say they have arrested 24 people for failing to properly register as sexual offenders or sexual predators.

The arrests come after a countywide investigation into the criminals known as Operation Endgame.

Most of them were following rules, but 24 were found to be in violation of the law that states convicted sexual offenders or predators must register as such with the sheriff’s office.

Some were arrested on unrelated warrants.

According to the Volusia County sheriff’s office, there are 1,267 sex offenders or predators registered as living in Volusia County.

By: News 12 Staff

A Mount Pleasant man charged for sex abuse is behind bars for violating an order of protection.

Albert Orjuela, 47, was charged in 2019 for sexually abusing two 14-year-olds girls as a Girl Scout leader.

He was arrested for going to the workplace of one the girls who had been issued an order of protection.

By Dave Collins

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A convicted sex offender has made a “plausible” claim that providing his email address and other internet identifying information to Connecticut officials violates his free speech rights, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday in reinstating his lawsuit against the state.

The decision by a three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan mirrors other court rulings around the country that determined some states’ laws violated sex offenders’ rights. James Cornelio, a former New York City lawyer, was convicted in New York

The boy, who authorities said was known to the victim, appeared in adult court in Chippewa County by video from a juvenile detention center.

He was identified only by his initials.

Judge Benjamin Lane agreed to Chippewa County District Attorney Wade Newell’s request for the high bond and ordered the defendant not to possess any weapons and avoid contact with minors, except for supervised visits with his siblings.

“Protection of (the) community also is necessary in this case given his statements regarding his intentions and his statements regarding that when he did get