Ocala sex offender jailed after registering a day late

An Ocala man was arrested Monday after he showed up a day late to update his registration as a sex offender.

Shaun David Killie, 33, of 4055 NW 63rd St., was supposed to re-register during the month of May. He was reminded when he updated his vehicle information in December 2019 and again in February, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office report.

Killie reported Monday to the sheriff’s office sexual offender unit and completed a late registration for May 2020. He had no excuse for not registering on time.

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48 thoughts on “Ocala sex offender jailed after registering a day late

  • June 8, 2020

    Capt

    Be careful of the wood you knock on, it might be rotten or full of knots. Just a friendly reminder of savings one head it’s worth noting for public safety!! After all losing ones head is frightening and high.

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  • June 8, 2020

    Explains why a person that forgets to register gets the book thrown at them now with GPS; however nothing is done when the sheriff’s office refuses to register someone? The system is designed to Tripp people up sending them back to prison for longer terms then the original offense. Gotta fill Rick Scott; Ron DUI Book; and Lauren Entitled Book’s private prisons; since the re-offense rate isn’t frightening and high!! Frightening is what’s in the future for our country because a lot of people are high on their version of justice!!

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