11-19-17 Minnesota:
Tom Evenstad moved into his friend’s West St. Paul home on Aug. 21. Three days later, a West St. Paul police investigator called the landlord and said Evenstad had to go.
The city cited Evenstad’s first-degree criminal sexual conduct conviction in 1999 as the reason he could not live in the home, a 1½-story duplex on a corner lot near Dodd Road.
Under an ordinance passed in December 2016, Evenstad and other convicted sex offenders are barred from living within 1,200 feet of schools, licensed child-care facilities or state-licensed group homes. ..Continued..
November 19, 2017
Sex offender sues West St. Paul over its rule limiting where he can live
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