High-Risk Sex Offender Matthew William Rozins Released in Truro Area
The Truro Police Service has notified the public that 43-year-old convicted high-risk sex offender Matthew William Rozins is now residing in the Truro area under strict conditions, including prohibitions on contact with minors and firearm possession.
The Truro Police Service announced on Wednesday via a Facebook post that Matthew William Rozins, a 43-year-old convicted high-risk sex offender, has been released and is now residing in the Truro area of Nova Scotia. The notification was issued to alert the public and support community safety.
Rozins has a criminal history that includes offences committed in several provinces across Canada. As part of his release, he is subject to strict conditions designed to limit his interaction with minors. He is prohibited from being in the presence of persons under the age of 16 and must not attend public parks, swimming areas, daycare centres, school grounds, playgrounds, community centres, or any location where persons under 16 are present or expected to be present.
Additionally, Rozins is barred from seeking, obtaining, or continuing any paid or volunteer employment that places him in a position of trust or authority over individuals under 16. Any contact or communication with persons under 16 is forbidden unless supervised by a person approved by the court. He is also prohibited from possessing firearms or ammunition.
While releasing this information to maintain public awareness, the Truro Police Service warned that vigilante action, intimidation, or harassment directed toward Rozins will not be tolerated and may result in criminal charges.