Neshannock man sentenced
New Castle News
A Neshannock Township man was sentenced yesterday to probation and ordered to file as a sexual predator under Megan’s Law.
James Boalick, 83, of 2750 Old Plank Road, was sentenced by Lawrence County Judge J. Craig Cox to serve 18 months probation and to pay costs of supervision to the county’s adult probation office and costs of prosecution.
He is required to register as a sexual predator, to obtain monthly sexual offender counseling and to meet obligations under Megan’s Law. These include registering his current address within 48 hours with the Pennsylvania State Police and verify his address with the police every 90 days.
He also is required to register any change of address and provide police with the name and address of any employment, provide his fingerprints to the police and be photographed by the officers.
Failure to comply with these obligations, Cox said, could result in imprisonment for up to 10 years and $25,000 in fines.
On April 11, Boalick pleaded guilty to indecent assault.
Neshannock Township police charged Boalick on April 27, 2007, with repeatedly touching a 9-year-old girl at his home and other locations.
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