BULLHEAD CITY–The following subjects are level 2 sex offenders and, therefore, are community notifiable. The Bullhead City Police Department recently sent flyers to residents who live close to where the following sex offenders reside.

“Megan’s Law” requires law enforcement authorities to make information available to the public regarding registered sex offenders. Under this Federal Law, the Bullhead City Police Department and other law enforcement agencies are required to notify community members when a level 2 and level 3 sex offender moves into their neighborhood.

“Megan’s Law” was named after 7-year-old Megan Kanka who was brutally raped and murdered by a sex offender who lived in her neighborhood. Megan’s parents demanded legislative action and believed that every parent should have the right to know if a sexual predator moves into their neighborhood.

Name: Andrew Hansen Jr.

Race: White

Age: 55 years old

Height: 6’00”

Weight: 180 pounds

Hair: Black

Eyes: Brown

Address: 1900 block of Artesia Drive, Bullhead City

General information: In 1991, Hansen pled guilty to forcible sexual abuse in Utah. In 2015, he was charged for failing to comply with sex offender registration in Arizona.

Name: James Beers

Race: White

Age: 57 years old

Height: 5’09”

Weight: 210 pounds

Hair: Blonde

Eyes: Green

Address: 300 block of Meander Drive, Bullhead City

General information: In 2011, Beers was convicted in the District of Nevada for one count of possessing child pornography.

Name: Robert Boisclair

Race: White

Age: 20 years old

Height: 6’00”

Weight: 186 pounds

Hair: Brown

Eyes: Hazel

Address: 1600 block of Talc Road, Bullhead City
General information: In 2016, Boisclair was convicted of attempted molestation of a child through the Mohave County Superior Court.

Name: Calvin Hosler

Race: Black

Age: 23 years old

Height: 5’08”

Weight: 160 pounds

Hair: Black

Eyes: Brown

Address: 3300 block of Ridge View Avenue, Bullhead City

General information: In 2018, Hosler pled guilty to one count of indecent exposure out of El Paso County Court.

Sex offender notifications are not intended to increase fear; instead the Bullhead City Police Department believes that an informed community is a safer community.

The Police Department will not tolerate people who use the information to threaten, intimidate or harass offenders.

Concerned residents can log onto free websites to search for sex offenders (level 2 & 3) by zip code, address or by name atOffenderWatchâ   by going to www.bullheadcity.com. Click on Departments, Police, and then Community Information. Citizens may enter any address of interest to them, and see a map and listing of offenders within their preferred radius of that address. Then, they may confidentially register the address to be continuously monitored by the agency, which will send to them an email alerting them if an offender or predator should move near their registered address. Usually, citizens will register their homes, work addresses, parks, playgrounds, bus stops or other addresses of interest to them. Citizens may also confidentially register to be notified if a specific offender, who they wish to track, moves from their present address. Citizens may register as many addresses as they like, at no cost.