Wautoma, WI (WTAQ) – A registered sex offender who cut off his monitoring bracelet – and was later arrested in Nevada – now faces charges for the incident.
Lloyd Pitzen was charged Tuesday with “tampering with a GPS tracking device” in Waushara County, according to online court records.
No court date is listed.
Pitzen allegedly cut off his bracelet Dec. 4 and left a state-operated transitional home in Wautoma. Federal authorities arrested him five days later in Mesquite, Nevada.
He was convicted of violating the sex registry rules on at least three other occasions, according to online court records.
Pitzen was banned from the Neenah Library in 2010 after he was found inappropriately touching himself in the youth section.
