Megan’s Law Violation Charged in Coudersport After Ulysses Man Fails
COUDERSPORT, Pa. – On August 19, 2026, Randall Stinehart, a 65‑year‑old resident of Ulysses, Pennsylvania, was taken into custody by the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) after failing to comply with his Megan’s Law registration requirements.
According to the PSP public information release (Station Cadi Case No. 2026‑1050973), Stinehart appeared at the PSP Coudersport office at approximately 5:34 p.m. to update his Megan’s Law registry. Investigating Officer D. Smith (badge 15265, employee ID 796373) determined that Stinehart was in violation of the state’s Megan’s Law registry obligations. He was subsequently arrested at the PSP Coudersport facility, located at 3084 E 2nd St., Sweden Township, Potter County.
Stinehart was charged through District Court under docket reference 55‑3‑01 for a failure to comply with Megan’s Law registration. He was arraigned the following day, August 20, 2026, before a magistrate in the Potter County District Court. Monetary bail was set at $25,000, and no additional conditions were noted in the release.
A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for September 18, 2026. The hearing will address the sufficiency of the evidence and any further pre‑trial matters. No judge’s name was provided in the public release, and no restitution, fines, or additional costs were listed.
The case remains active, with Stinehart presumed innocent until proven guilty. The Pennsylvania State Police continue to monitor the situation and will release further information as the investigation proceeds.
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