Sisseton Man Listed After 1998 Sex Crime Adjudication
Sisseton (trfnews.i234.me) — Jeremy Joseph Reed is listed on South Dakota’s public sex offender registry.
The current state profile lists Reed as incarcerated.
His residence entry is listed as incarcerated or jailed in Sisseton.
The state profile was updated on July 15, 2026.
The information supplied to TRF News identifies Reed as a Tier 3 registrant.
Reed was born in 1985.
The current state record lists black hair, brown eyes, and a height of five feet, seven inches.
1998 Minnesota Juvenile Case
South Dakota’s registry lists a Minnesota juvenile adjudication from September 11, 1998.
The case was handled in Redwood County, Minnesota.
The registry identifies the offense as fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct.
It states the case involved a 4-year-old boy.
The public registry does not identify the child by name.
Jeremy Joseph Reed. Photo: South Dakota Sex Offender Registry, February 6, 2026.
The supplied information listed the date as September 12, 1998.
TRF News is using the date shown on the current official state profile.
The state record specifically describes the case as a juvenile court adjudication.
This distinction is important because juvenile adjudications differ from adult criminal convictions.
Readers can review Reed’s official South Dakota registry profile.
Current Registry Status
The official profile says Reed is currently incarcerated.
The page lists Roberts County as his current registration county.
This article does not report a new sex offense or a new sex crime charge.
It concerns Reed’s registry status and the 1998 Minnesota juvenile case.
Registry information may change after custody, address, or verification updates.
Readers should use the South Dakota Sex Offender Registry for current information.
Tier 3 Registration
The record supplied to TRF News identifies Reed as a Tier 3 offender.
South Dakota uses three registration tiers under state law.
Current law requires Tier III registrants to register throughout their lifetime.
Tier II registrants must register for at least 25 years.
Tier I registrants must register for at least five years.
Readers can review South Dakota’s registry tier law.
Registry information should not be treated as proof of a new crime.
TRF News is reporting information shown in public registry records.
I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.
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