An Idaho sex offender named “Pirate” was sentenced Tuesday to time served for burning a disabled woman with a cigarette.
Pirate, who spent a year in jail before he was released last month, won’t do any more time behind bars for the crime but was ordered to pay $515 as part of a plea deal,“I was more than ready for trial because I felt I had the burden of proof,” said Pirate, who legally changed his name from Daniel Selovich in 2013.
A 2004 assault on a disabled woman in Las Vegas led to him being forced to register as a sex offender. He was linked to that case using DNA and arrested in 2016, according to the report.in California, where he apparently was living in early 2020. “All these charges are either getting dropped down to petty or getting thrown out,” he said at the time. “These are charges at the minimum is usually 15 years, the maximum is life … Now either I am the luckiest guy alive or maybe there is more to these stories.”
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