Boulder Police Warn Community About Sexually Violent Offender
The Boulder Police Department has issued a public alert regarding a sexually violent offender. Ray Andrew Walters, 34, is now the only registered sex offender in Boulder. He has no fixed address, but police indicate that he is often seen in the vicinity of U.S. Highway 36 and Baseline Road.
Criminal Background of Ray Andrew Walters
Walters has a history of serious offenses. In 2016, he was convicted of attempted sexual assault on a child by a person in a position of trust. He has also faced multiple charges of failing to register as a sex offender in Jefferson County. Records show that since 2010, Walters has been involved in over a dozen criminal cases across Jefferson County, with additional charges in Adams County and El Paso County.
Previous Alerts and Community Impact
- Golden Police Department issued a community alert about Walters in 2021.
- His criminal record includes convictions for domestic violence assault and illegal possession of a weapon.
- Other charges against him include attempted criminal possession of false identification and vehicle theft.
Physical Description
Walters is described as follows:
- Race: White
- Hair: Blonde or strawberry
- Eyes: Blue
- Height: 6 feet
- Weight: Approximately 170 pounds
Current Status
Walters has been released without any parole or probation supervision. When questioned about this decision by community members, Boulder police stated that such matters are determined by the courts.
This situation raises significant safety concerns for the community. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and cautious. For any suspicious activities or information regarding Walters, the Boulder Police Department encourages individuals to reach out directly.
