Level 3 sex offender in Pasco

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Level 3 sex offender in Pasco

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PASCO, Wash. -- Franklin County Sheriffs want you to know about a level three sex offender who is registered in Pasco.

81-year-old James John Glovka is now living on the 800 block of North Waldemar Ave in Pasco. He used to live on the 1800 block of West Lewis Street.

Glovka is 6 feet tall and weighs 160 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes. He was convicted of first degree child molestation in Walla Walla County back in 1991.

Glovka is not currently on Department of Corrections Supervision.

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