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According to official documents Ikerd pled guilty to the crime of Child Molestation in the 1st degree on March 27, 2003 and was given a term of 68 months in jail and obey all conditions set by the courts and his Community Corrections Officer. On July 10, 2003, the Judge gave Ikerd an Alternative sentence of six months in jail. The victim in his crime was a 5 year old female. Ikerd moved into the residence of the victim as he was in a relationship with the victim's Mother. Ikerd moved in and that evening he sexually assaulted his victim. However, approximately five days after sentencing, Ikerd was arrested for Investigation of Burglary and theft. He was convicted of the Burglary and given 4 months in Jail. As a result of his conviction of Burglary and the fact that he was not active in treatment his sex crime was revoked. While in prison he refused to enter into treatment. He was released May of 2008 from prison and registered as required. In April of 2009 the Indeterminate Sentence Review Board suspended his release and ordered his arrest and detention for violating his conditions. The violations were for failing to report to DOC, Staying at address that was not approved, Viewing pornography on the internet, Forming relationship with an adult female who has minor children, Failing to comply with sexual deviancy treatment and contact with minors. Ikerd was given 36 months in prison for these violations of his release. This time while in prison, Ikerd completed sex offender treatment. He is on active supervision with the Everett Office of the Department Corrections. 425-2990-3200
Complete sex offender treatment, Phase III while in the Community.
No contact, direct or indirect with the victim or family members.
Not consume controlled substances except pursuant to lawfully issued prescriptions
Report to and be available for contact with the assigned Community Corrections Officer as directed
Shall not access the internet or Email by electronic devices.
Shall not date women, nor form relationships with families who have minor children.
Shall not engage in a relationship without fisrt disclosing his status as a sex offender and the nature of his crimes.
Shall not enter bars, taverns or lounges.
Shall not enter parks, playgrounds or school yards.
Shall not loiter or frequent places where children tend to congregate, including but not limited to shopping malls, schools, playgrounds, parks, public pools, skating rinks and video arcades.
Shall not participate in youth programs, including but not limited to scouting, athletic or school programs and shall not hold any position of trust or authority over a minor.
Shall not pick up hitch hikers or provide rides to youth.
Shall not possess or peruse pornographic materials.
Shall not purchase, own, have in his possession or under his control any firearm, deadly weapon, ammuntion or explosive.
Shall not remain overnight in a residence where minor children live or are spending the night.
Shall not use, possess or consume any controlled substances without a lawfully issued prescription.
Shall not use, possess, consume any alcohol.
Shall not work at or be in places frequented by minors.
Submit to polygraph testing as required.
Work at Department of Corrections approved education, employment, and/or community service |