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Registered sex offender found in women’s bathroom at Job Center

DAYTON - Montgomery County Sheriff’s deputies have a registered sex offender after they found the 25-year-old man in the women’s restroom of the County Job Center.

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Harold N. Rimblert III, 25

Harold N. Rimblert III faces a misdemeanor charge of voyeurism for walking into the women’s restroom at 1111 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd. at about 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 20, and looking at women underneath the bathroom stalls, Sheriff Phil Plummer said.

“No one was harmed and we were able to apprehend him pretty quickly since we have a deputy on duty there for security,” Plummer said. “We’re going to take a close look at Mr. Rimblert because he obviously has a problem.”

It is at least the sixth time in five years Rimblert, of 145 Waverly Ave., has been arrested on voyeurism charges, according to court records. He was ordered to spend 60 days in jail in May for being in a women’s restroom at Sinclair Community College, Plummer said.

It was that incident that prompted Judge Carl S. Henderson to order Rimblert to register as a sex offender.

Rimblert has never served more than 60 days in jail for any of the arrests and was often given credit for time served, according to court records. He has never harmed any of his victims, Plummer said.

Rimblert has been released on $99 bond, according to court records.

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