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Officials accused of perjury over sex offender housing violations

June 24, 2024 | Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana


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Officials accused of perjury over sex offender housing violations
During a recent government meeting, serious allegations were raised regarding the occupancy and zoning compliance of properties in the area, particularly focusing on 957 South Kentucky Avenue. Anthony Metcalf and Jordan Milby were accused of perjury for claiming that the property was unoccupied and that all counseling properties were appropriately zoned.

The discussion highlighted the presence of two registered sex offenders residing at the Kentucky Avenue address, which contradicts their assertion that these individuals were old residents from 2016. It was revealed that these offenders had been transferred from another property on Southeast State Street, raising concerns about their compliance with residency restrictions that prohibit them from living within 1,000 feet of child-related facilities, including a nearby daycare.

Additionally, it was disclosed that Milby had undertaken construction work, specifically pouring a concrete parking pad behind 819 East Powell, without obtaining the necessary improvement location permit. This action has led to discrepancies in the official site plan.

The meeting also addressed the alarming situation at 2107 Jefferson, a single-family residence zoned R-1, which was reported to be occupied by six registered sex offenders, four of whom were classified as violent. Currently, five offenders remain at that location, further complicating the zoning and safety issues in the community.

These revelations have sparked significant concern among community members and officials, emphasizing the need for stricter enforcement of zoning laws and monitoring of registered offenders in residential areas. The implications of these discussions are likely to prompt further investigations and potential policy changes to ensure community safety and compliance with existing regulations.

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