Predatory Offender Failed To Check In, Stayed At Woodbury Hotel: Police

WOODBURY, MN — Police say a sexual conduct convict failed to report his living situation to authorities before staying at a hotel in Woodbury last month. Herbert Carl Hubbard, 46, was convicted of third-degree criminal sexual conduct in 1999 in Dakota County. Hubbard, a level three predatory offender, is required to register as a predatory offender until October 27, 2020, according to police.

According to the criminal complaint, on Aug. 1, a special agent with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension received a notification that Hubbard, had been marked as non-complaint for failure to complete a weekly homeless check-in with the Saint Paul Police Department.

The criminal complaint states that in February, Hubbard completed a change of information form, listing him as homeless in the area of Franklin Avenue and Como Avenue in Saint Paul. According to authorities, Hubbard had not completed a weekly homeless check-in since he completed the change of information form, and also learned that Franklin Avenue and Como Avenue do not intersect.

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Hubbard then stayed at the Key Inn hotel in Woodbury from July 15 to July 17, according to the BCA. Hubbard was later detained in Dakota County on a burglary charge out of Stillwater.

Read the entire criminal complaint below:

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