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Sexually violent predator on parole in Pueblo

by Niki Weirich

Posted: 12.18.2012 at 3:57 PM

Niki Weirich

Niki Weirich anchors FOX21 News at 6:30 and 9 p.m.

Julian Reyes

Pueblo, Colorado- A sexually violent predator will soon be released on parole in Pueblo.

Julian Reyes, 53, will be released Wednesday, December 19.

He will be listed as "homeless," but will be monitored closely by parole officers.

His criminal history includes, sexual assault, robbery and second degree burglary.

Additional information regarding SVPs and Registered Sex Offenders residing within the city of Pueblo can be viewed online by visiting the Pueblo Police Department’s website at www.pueblo.us

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