December 21, 2012 - Mankato, Minnesota

 

Romeo Alba is now homeless.     The 36-year old convicted level three predatory offender has moved out of the apartment in the 19-hundred block of Riverfront following the end of his intensive supervised release period.

 

Alba has registered his address in the sex offender registry as homeless in the downtown Mankato area.

 

Alba was convicted of molesting young females ages 6 & 8, and he did not know his victims. 

 

Police ask them to call and report any suspicious activity.  

 

 


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