Fargo, North Dakota (trfnews.i234.me) – The Fargo Police Department has issued a community notification about a registered high-risk sex offender.
Police identified the individual as Bryce Anthony Moore, 30, who registered an address in north Fargo.
According to the department, Moore registered at 1310 11th St. N. in Fargo.
The North Dakota Sex Offender Risk Assessment Committee classified Moore as a high-risk offender.
Authorities also confirmed that Moore is required to register as a sex offender for life.
Fargo Police Release Offender Information
According to the information provided in the police notification, Moore is described as follows:
- Name: Bryce Anthony Moore
- Age: 30
- Height: 6 feet, 3 inches
- Weight: 220 pounds
- Eye Color: Brown
- Hair Color: Brown
- Registered Address: 1310 11th St. N., Fargo, ND
- Risk Classification: High Risk
- Registration Requirement: Lifetime
The department released the information as part of its community notification process.
2025 Conviction Involved a 16-Year-Old Girl
According to police, Moore was convicted in 2025 of luring a minor by computer.
The conviction occurred in Grand Forks County District Court in North Dakota.
Police identified the victim as a 16-year-old girl.
Moore’s conviction requires him to comply with North Dakota’s sex offender registration laws.
The current notification concerns his registered address and does not report a new criminal charge.
What Does High-Risk Classification Mean?
North Dakota uses a risk assessment system to evaluate registered sex offenders.
The state’s assessment committee reviews criminal histories, evaluations, and other available records.
Offenders receive a low, moderate, or high-risk classification based on their assessed likelihood of reoffending.
A high-risk classification indicates an elevated assessed risk of committing another sexual offense.
However, the classification does not mean an offender has committed a new crime.
Under North Dakota law, high-risk offenders must maintain lifetime registration.
They must also verify their registration information with law enforcement four times each year.
Residents can learn more through the North Dakota Sex Offender Registry.
Police Encourage Public Awareness
The Fargo Police Department provides community notifications to help residents stay informed about registered offenders.
Police monitor registration compliance and verify offender information throughout the year.
Residents who notice suspicious activity are encouraged to contact law enforcement rather than confront anyone.
The department also warns against harassment, threats, or other unlawful actions involving registered offenders.
Such actions can result in criminal charges.
Residents can review the Fargo Police Department’s sex offender information page.
How to Check the North Dakota Registry
North Dakota maintains a searchable public database containing information about registered sex offenders.
Residents can search by name, city, address, or other available search options.
The registry also offers notifications when registered offenders change locations.
Visit the official North Dakota Sex Offender Search for current registration details.
Authorities encourage residents to rely on official sources for accurate information.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News
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