Vancouver police have issued a public warning about a convicted sex offender set to live in the community.
Skylar Wayne Pelletier “poses a risk of significant harm to women,” police said in a Monday media release.
The 24-year-old is currently serving a five-year long-term supervision order for convictions of sexual assault, assault and break-and-enter.
It’s not the first time police have issued a warning about Pelletier. The department issued a similar warning in 2021.
Police said Pelletier is bound by multiple conditions while living in the community, including a ban on consuming or possessing alcohol or drugs, bans on contact with victims and their families, and a 6 p.m. curfew.
He’s also to report any contact with women and girls to his parole supervisor, ordered to stay away from Salish Park in Chilliwack, and required to live at a designated facility.
Anyone who sees Pelletier break one of these conditions is asked to call 911.
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