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Edmonton police warn of sexual offender who targets single mothers, young girls online

Edmonton police are warning the public that they have reason to believe 53-year-old Dwayne Kequahtooway, a convicted violent sexual offender, will recommit a crime once released. Courtesy of: EPS

The Edmonton police are warning the public of another convicted violent sexual offender who they believe will recommit once he is released back into the community.

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This warning comes one day after police sent out a warning of another violent sexual offender being released from jail who they believe will recommit.

Dwayne Kequahtooway (previously known as Dwayne Holliger), 53, will have court-ordered conditions to follow once released and will be managed by the EPS Behavioural Assessment Unit.

He is described at being five-feet-seven-inches tall and 210 pounds, with hazel eyes and brown hair.

“Kequahtooway has victimized a number of females including children, adolescents and adults in a sexual manner,” police said in a news release Tuesday. “He has sought out single mothers for a relationship to then offend against their daughter(s). Kequahtooway has also attempted to lur young females online.”

His conditions include:

  • Living at approved residents and not change address unless approved.
  • Abiding by a 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew daily.
  • Not leaving the city of Edmonton or being in the presence of any children under the age of 16 unless accompanied by a responsible adult who knows his criminal history and has supervisorial approval.
  • Not being within 100 metres of a public park, public swimming area, daycare, school ground, playground, recreation or community centre, youth shelter, public library or any other area where anyone under 16 would be.
  • No purchasing or consuming alcohol or controlled drugs, excluding cannabis, or non-prescribed prescription drugs.

 

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