The Yabapai County Sheriff Office must disclose the following information in accordance with the ARS 13-3825, a community notification of the Sexual Criminal Law. The criminals of this publication indicate that he lives in an united area of Yabapai County. This is the responsibility of the Supreme Law execution agency, which has the jurisdiction of the criminal to notify the community. If a specific gender criminal is released from the Arizona prison and is accepted under the state compact, or returned to a county prison, it must be notified. Criminals are classified into three levels: level 1 (low risk to community), level 2 (intermediate risk to the community), and level 3 (high risk for communities).
The 61 -year -old Richardfitch, an individual in this notification, was convicted of a sex crime that enables community notification. The gender criminal advised the Yabapai County Sheriff’s Office to live on the 10275 N Lawrence LN in Prescott, Arizona.
March 12, 1990, Harris County, Texas. The 26 -year -old criminal was convicted of a sexual assault and was 15 years old at the Texas Department of Justice. The victim was an adult woman, not known to criminals.
This notification is not intended to increase fear. Rather, information based on information is a sherical belief that the community is a safer community. It is not acceptable to abuse this information to threaten, threaten, or harass sex criminals.
YCSO wants to recall the usable genuine criminal registration and notification program. www.ycsoaz.gov。 This registry allows anyone to enter local addresses, and a list of sex criminals registered in a Yabapai County, which lives within 1 mile in a radius from the entered address. The registry also provides information about specific sex offenders registered in Yabapai County. In addition, a free email notification program is available and warns a sex offender registered in a Yabapai County, which is within 1 miles from the address entered in the subscription.
For more information about this important public service tool, click the Sexual Crime Register Link at the top of the YCSO homepage to see the available online presentations. www.ycsoaz.gov。
The YCSO crime prevention unit can reach (928) 771-7441, supports the participation or start of a nearby watch program, and provides useful information on personal safety. If you have any information about the current criminal acts regarding other criminals, please call YavaPai Silent Witness with (800) 932-3232.
Citizens can contact the Yabapai County Sheriff Office with information and questions.
(928) 771-3260 or YCSO website: www.ycsoaz.gov
