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The Registry shows two sex offenders living in Otter Tail County in November

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There was the same number of registered sex offenders living in Otter Tail County in November compared to the previous month, according to the Minnesota Public Registrant Search.

There are two sex offenders registered in Otter Tail County in November.

The Registry shows one of these sex offender is sexual predator. In Minnesota, convicted predatory offenders also are subject to certain mandatory sentencing laws that are designed to minimize their chances to re-offend.

Minnesota legislation about sex offenders and predators is currently being evaluated and revised, such as if offenders with good behavior can be removed from the Registry.

Frequently updated information about sex offenders in Minnesota can be found online here.

Registered sex offenders in Otter Tail County as of November
OffenderCrimeCrime description
Robert Joseph ArnettPredatory offense, Non-MN Statute, criminal sexual conduct in the second degreeRobert Arnett has a history of engaging in sexual contact against a known female child and a known female teen. Contact included penetration. With each victim Arnett used his established relationship of trust to attain and exploit unmonitored contact. He used manipulation and coercion in an effort to maintain control.
George Joseph HeckerCriminal sexual conduct in the third degree, criminal sexual conduct in the second degree, possession of pornographic work involving minorsGeorge Hecker engaged in separate incidents of sexual contact with a known, teen-aged female. Contact included penetration. He used attention and affection to attain and exploit unmonitored access. Hecker was later found to be in possession of child sexual abuse images.

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