Daniel Scott Miller

Daniel Scott Miller
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Date of Birth:3/24/1978
Registration Duration:25-Year
Race:White
Sex:Male
Height:5' 11"
Weight:169 lbs
Hair:Brown
Eyes:Hazel
Alias(s):Dan Miller, Daniel S Miller

(Date offender last verified with local sheriff of residence - 9/23/2024)
Physical/Main Address
522 South Burlington Ave
Exeter, NE 68351
Fillmore County
Address Reported On: 3/9/2022

Offender attending:

No schools listed
Trailer: 2019 Camping (Travel) JAYCO, INC. UNKNOWN , BLUE
Parking locations: 522 SOUTH BURLINGTON EXETER NE
Truck: 2017 Pickup DODGE RAM 1500 PU , BLUE
Parking locations: 522 S BURLINGTON EXETER NE
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Sex Crime Conviction(s)

Crime:1st Degree Sexual Assault F2
Statute Number(s):28-319(1)(c)
Jurisdiction:Buffalo
Court:District
Conviction Date:6/24/2011
Place of Crime:NE
Victim of Crime:Minor

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