Source: New York Post
A Florida town manager candidate who was convicted of having sexual relationships with three high school boys landed back behind bars this week for violating sex offender registry requirements. April Watson’s bid to become the Town of Jay’s manager – a step up from her most recent role as operations manager for the 525-person panhandle town – was left in limbo Monday after she was nabbed during a “sex offender registry violation roundup” by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. The 50-year-old former teacher – who reportedly served a year in prison after she was convicted of hooking up with three Jay High School students in 2007 – was cuffed again this week after failing to notify authorities that she was staying at an RV park about 45 minutes away from Jay City Hall, according to an arrest report obtained by WEAR News.
