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"Milwaukee police are gearing up for the arrival of an especially challenging sex offender.Charles Buckarma is set to be released this summer.Police don't know where he'll be placed yet, but said the Department of Corrections has told them he'll move to a group home in Milwaukee after his release from a mental institution next month.Police are concerned because his past community placements have left a trail of arrests.Five years ago, Buckarma lived in a group home in a quiet Hartford neighborhood until his arrest for sexually assaulting a 6-year-old boy. Neighbors were stunned.\"Our home has children on both sides that play a lot outside, and their parents don't keep a close eye on them all the time, so that's scary,\" Diane Marotti said.The 6-year-old's family is now suing Buckarma and the group-home owner for not supervising him properly. The owner declined to comment Friday afternoon.The 25-year-old's adult record dates back to 2006, when he was arrested for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old resident at the group home he lived in.Court records show Buckarma's mental impairment has made it impossible to prosecute him after several arrests. Police believe it will also make it difficult to monitor him.\"He has acted out in other facilities, and that's why he's been moved, or he's had setbacks in his mental health treatment in which he's been placed back into an institution and comes back out again,\" Milwaukee Police Department Inspector Carianne Yerkes said.Police said they have few details from the Department of Corrections on why Buckarma is headed to Milwaukee or where he will live. The department is very concerned.\"Human behavior is unpredictable, and obviously, when you're dealing with brain trauma or mental illness, it's even more unpredictable,\" Yerkes said.The Department of Corrections had no details on Buckarma's placement, saying it would investigate and get back to WISN 12 News later.Police said they expect to meet with state officials in the next couple of weeks. They said they will hold a community notification meeting as soon as they learn which neighborhood he's heading to."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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