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DECATUR, AL (AP) -
Decatur police say they've arrested a convicted sex offender for living under a bridge in the north Alabama city.
Police say Ronald William
Flick Jr. is charged under Alabama's sex offender registration law with
failing to provide an address that complies with statutes.
Authorities say Flick was released from state prison on Oct. 2 and reported to police three days later saying he was homeless.
Police say they arrested
Flick last week after he showed up at police headquarters saying he
wanted to continue living under a bridge in the city.
Authorities say the 38-year-old Flick was arrested and will be held in the Morgan County Jail.
A lawyer who represented Flick when he pleaded guilty to sexual abuse in 2008 didn't immediately return a call seeking comment.
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