Ulster DA confronts Woodstock outrage over sex offender hire

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If the registered sex offender was in violation of the registration requirement, that person would be charged with such a violation and prosecuted,” he said. Nneji said he understands the anxiety and anger associated with having a Level 3 sex offender in the community. If there is a town, county or state law, the town attorney’s role is to advise the town board, he said. “The town attorney is the individual that has the answer for this issue.”Kyle Barnett, one of the town attorneys, did answer that question on Sept. 4. In an email to the Town Board, he said McKenna overstepped his authority by unilaterally rehiring Innello after the Town Board voted to terminate him and filed paperwork with the county Personnel Department to remove him from the town roster.