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Kentucky Governor Defends Actions of State Parole Board After Alleged Killer Released From Prison, Arrested in Florida

Ronald Exantus was arrested in Florida for failing to register as a convicted felon after his October release under Kentucky’s mandatory re-entry supervision law.

  • Authorities in Marion County, Florida arrested Ronald Exantus on Thursday after he failed to register as a felon following his early release from a Kentucky prison last week.
  • Exantus, convicted of the 2015 stabbing death of six-year-old Logan Tipton in Versailles, Kentucky, was released due to a state law classifying his assault conviction as nonviolent.
  • Authorities verified that Exantus had taken up residence in close proximity to an elementary school in Marion County, which led to prompt collaboration among multiple agencies to facilitate his apprehension.
  • Sheriff Billy Woods expressed his disgust that the individual resided so close to an elementary school and praised the deputies for their swift response.
  • Exantus is being held without bond in Marion County and Florida officials report they are working to return him to Kentucky, as the case reignites debate about supervision of released offenders.
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Lex18 NBC broke the news in on Thursday, October 9, 2025.
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