Glens Falls Level 3 Offender Tyler Richards Accused of Failing to Register Internet Accounts Within 10 Days
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Updated · WRGB · Jun 18
Glens Falls Level 3 Offender Tyler Richards Accused of Failing to Register Internet Accounts Within 10 Days
2 articles · Updated · WRGB · Jun 18
Summary
Tyler Richards, 38, appeared in Warren County Court on Tuesday after authorities accused him of not reporting internet accounts as required under New York sex-offender rules.
New York law requires sex offenders to disclose internet accounts, providers and identifiers within 10 calendar days of any change, forming the basis of the charge.
Richards was already in custody on a parole violation and was returned to state custody after his arraignment.
Level 3 is New York's highest sex-offender classification, which the Division of Criminal Justice Services says indicates a high risk of repeat offense and a threat to public safety.