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SEX OFFENDER INFORMATION BULLETIN
• i LEVEL 3 NOTIFICATION OF TRANSIENT STATUS
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Date: December 29, 2011 Prepared by:
Detective William
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Bulletin#: 11-54 i
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The Mason County Sfieriff's Office is releasing the following nfformatlon pursumt tn RCW 4.24.5.0 and the Washington State Supreme
Court declsin in State vm Warl......l, which autlmrizes law enforcement agencies to infhrm the public of a sex offimders release when: i! the
discretion o: the agenc,/, the release o.f infermation will enhance public safety and protection. The individual who appears on this ndtification
has been coSvicted of a sex offense that requires registration with the Sheriff's Office in the cnunty of their residence, further, theu! prevmus
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criminal hlsto places them in a classification level which reflects the potential to re-offend. This sex offender has served the sentence
imposed on !ran by the cottrts and has advised the Mason County SherifI:'s Oflce that he will be living in the location below. HE IS NOT
WANTED BY THE POLICE AT THIS TIME. THIS NOTIFICATION IS NOT INTENDED TO INCREASE FEAR RATHER, IT
IS OUR BIIAEF THAT AN INFORMED PUBLIC IS A SAFER PUBLIC. The Mason Coumy Sheriff's Office has no legal autlmrity to
direct wherd a sex o[]'cnder may or may not live. Unless court ordered resn'icfions exist, this oflender is constitufi0aally fi'ee to live wherever
he chooses, Sex offenders have alwa'vs lived in our communities, [)tit it wasn't until passaue of the Comnnmity Protection Act of 1990
(w/n'ch mandates sex offbnder reislration) t 1at aw enfbrcenlellt even knew where they were/ivilw. 111 maIl cases law en[orcelndllt is now
abtc to sha N ihat information with you. Citizen abuse of this information to threaten, intintidate or harass registered sex offenders will not be
tolerated. Further, such abuse could potentially end law enforcement's ability to do comnmnity notifications. Wc believe the only erson
who wins iflcontmunity notification ends is the sex offender, since sex offenders derive their power threugh secrecy, !
ou have any information regarding current criminal activity of this or aov olher ofl'eoder i)lease call 91 I.
, For other sex offender information, //sn.eo ma and go io:
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Angelo RIVERA was just released from custody and is required to registe as a sex
offender for multiple sex convictions. On 11/23/1992, RIVERA ,:,'as coni/icted of
Rape 3 d Degree, Mason County Superior Court cause #92-1-00010-5L This
conviction stems from RIVERA at age 23, raping a 17 year old girl. On 08/21/1997,
R1VERA was convicted of (2!rime on Indian Reservation-Abusive Sexual Contact
with a Minor, Tribal Court case #09579085. This conviction stems from RIVERA at
age 29, entering the home of a 10 year old little gM and sexually assauhing her. On
10/04/1989, RIVERA admitted to being arrested by, the Squaxin Island Tribal Police
for Criminal Trespass where he crawled thorough a bedroom window of friend's
sister and exposed himself. He was 22 years old at the time of this arrest. According
to a Dept. of Corrections report, RIVERA admitted to past instances of voyeurism by'
peeping into female's Windows. RIVERA has an extensive criminal history including
multiple counts of Failure to Register, Robbery, Burglary, Theft, Assault etc.
RIVERA has been assessed as a Level 3 Sex Offender. This is the higljest level
given to a Sex Offender, meaning that the subject is at a HIGH RISK to r-offend.
NOTE: RIVERA is on WA State Department of Corrections Supervision,
RIVERA has given his status within Mason Count' s:
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Shelton diver Houston Dean practices a forward so
half-twist dive during practice on Friday, Dec. 30.
SHS swimmers tra
By EMILY HANSON
The Shelton swim team used the two
weeks of winter break to train hard.
Co-head .Cgach Chad Youngquist said
the three-hor long practices held Mon-
day through Friday during break were at-
tended by an average of 20 swimmers and
that each of them worked hard and would
be seeing their times drop over the next
few weeks of meets.
"They trained harder during winter
break so we'll cut back to two-hour prac-
tices to provide a recovery," Youngquist
said. "Their times should drop over the
next two weeks. We had a lot of sickness
over break, though, so some may not get
faster when I expect them to."
He said that some swimmers, like
freshman Chris Frost, were present at
every practice over break, adding that he
thinks Frost will be dropping a lot of time
in the upcoming meets.
As part of the team's more intense
training schedule, they would do an ex-
ercise during which each swimmer would
do laps in the pool while dragging a milk
crate through the water behind them.
"Pulling the crates is a monumental
challenge and when they pull something
heavy, they have to get their hands deep
and pull with power and with lever-
age, otherwise they don't go anywhere."
Youngquist said. "This applies power to
good technique. It also adds novelty to
hard work because hard work without
something interesting makes the guys get
complacent and bored."
During this exercise, the swimmers
have the option of using paddles on their
hands.
"They choose to use the paddles be-
cause it's more leverage and helps them
dig into the water' deeper," Youngquist
TODAY:
Shelton at
Stadium,
3:30 p.m.
dium High Scho
"Gig Harbor
toughest meets
both next week,
practice on Fric
the school that a
in Tacoma trans:
Despite the
Youngquist said
ing forward to t[
"We look for
cause the team
and when we go
good teams, eve
good race," Yore
good pool with bl
tition will be goc
Co-head coac
structs the diw
worked pretty w
"The first we
week is a little s
days," Phelan s
ary is long for
have their ll-di
the full list of di
for league and
the normal dual
Because of th
said the diver t
as many as 12 m
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Journa photo by Emily Hanscx ,
mersault with a
m hard
explained
He said this exercise
is done for between 30 to
40 minutes, depending
on the Swimmer.
As of press time, the
results from t;e High-
climbers' meet at Gig
Harbor on Tuesday, Jan.
3 were not yet available.
The team is set to swim
next at, 3:30 p.m. on
Thursday, Jan. 5, at Sta-
*l.
md Stadium will be our
of the year and they're
' Youngquist said during
ay, Dec. 30. "Stadium is
11 of the faster swimmers
!er to."
tougher competition.
he and the team are look-
e meets.
yard to away meets be-
gets to start off of blocks
off blocks against really
ry swimmer will have a
gquist said. "Being in a
ocks against good compe-
d for the guys."
h Rob Phelan, who in-
;rs, said the dive team
ll over break.
ek was strong and this
ower because of the holi-
id. "The month of Janu-
the divers because they
e meets - they have to do
zes as a chance to qualify
listricts - in addition to
meets."
;se ll-dive meets, Phelan
,am will be competing in
eets this month.
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