Grant County, IN – Wanted Alert: Sex Offender Douglas Day Sought for Failure to Register

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Marion, Indiana – Authorities are asking for help locating a wanted registered sex offender, prompting a public safety notice in Grant County.

According to the Grant County Sheriff’s Office, deputies are searching for Douglas Day, 51, who is wanted for allegedly failing to register as a sex offender, a felony offense under Indiana law.

Officials said the sheriff’s office recently received a tip placing Day near 50th Street and State Road 9 in Grant County. Deputies responded to the property to investigate the report.

When officers arrived, property owners told deputies that Day had previously been staying at the residence, according to the sheriff’s office. However, he was not located during the visit, and authorities say his current whereabouts remain unknown.

Under Indiana law, registered sex offenders are required to keep their registration information accurate and updated. Law enforcement officials say failing to do so is considered a serious violation that can result in felony charges.

Investigators say Day is currently wanted in Grant County for allegedly failing to comply with those registration requirements.

The sheriff’s office is urging residents not to approach the individual if he is seen. Instead, anyone with information about Day’s location is asked to contact the Grant County Sheriff’s Office or their local law enforcement agency immediately.

Authorities also noted that anonymous tips can be submitted through Crime Stoppers, allowing residents to provide information without revealing their identity.

Officials say community awareness can help investigators locate individuals who may be avoiding required registry updates and ensure public safety.

The case may be particularly relevant for local students, young workers, and residents who commute through the State Road 9 corridor, where the tip placing Day was reported.

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact authorities.


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