Sisseton Man Listed After Federal Sex Contact Conviction
Sisseton (trfnews.i234.me) — Jesse Lyle Rousseau is listed on South Dakota’s public sex offender registry.
The current state profile lists Rousseau as a Sisseton resident in Roberts County.
The state page was updated on August 4, 2026.
The profile lists Rousseau’s status as compliant.
Information supplied for this report identifies Rousseau as a Tier 3 registrant.
Rousseau was born in 1973.
2005 Federal Conviction
South Dakota’s registry lists a federal conviction dated January 31, 2005.
The listed offense is federal sexual contact.
The registry says the case involved an 8-year-old female victim.
The public profile does not identify the victim by name.
The conviction county is listed as federal.
South Dakota is listed as the conviction state.
Jesse Lyle Rousseau. Photo: South Dakota Sex Offender Registry.
The supplied record also lists the January 31, 2005 conviction date.
This report does not describe a new arrest or new criminal charge.
It concerns Rousseau’s registration status and the conviction shown on the state registry.
Readers can review Rousseau’s official South Dakota registry profile.
Tier 3 Registration
The information supplied to northwestmnnow.com identifies Rousseau as a Tier 3 offender.
South Dakota uses three registration tiers for people covered by its sex offender laws.
Current state law requires Tier III registrants to remain registered throughout their lifetime.
Tier II registrants must register for at least 25 years.
Tier I registrants must register for at least five years.
Those periods are set by South Dakota Codified Law 22-24B-2.1.
Readers can review South Dakota’s registry tier law.
Public Registry Information
South Dakota’s Division of Criminal Investigation maintains the state’s public sex offender registry.
The registry provides public information about people who must register under state law.
Rousseau’s current profile lists a Sisseton residence in Roberts County.
The state profile also lists community safety zone restrictions.
Those restrictions are linked to South Dakota Codified Law 22-24B-23.
Registry information can change after address, custody, or verification updates.
Readers should check the official state registry for the latest available information.
South Dakota warns against using registry information to threaten, intimidate, or harass registered people.
Registry inclusion does not predict whether someone will commit another offense.
northwestmnnow.com is reporting information shown in public registry records.
I’m Daniel Mercer reporting for northwestmnnow.com.
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