Megan’s Law violator sentenced in Toms River

A Toms River man who admitted violating Megan's Law by moving to the township without notifying police is given an 18-month prison sentence.

The sentence for Ronnie Kimball, 26, will run concurrently with lengthier time he is serving for a parole violation, according to the office of Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph D. Coronato.

Kimball pleaded guilty to a fourth-degree obstruction charge related to Megan's Law registration in April.

He was arrested on a parole warrant in late December 2015. Investigators subsequently learned of the alleged registration violation which, they said, occurred the previous month..

Kimball is serving in the Albert C. Wagner Youth Correctional Facility in Bordentown. Authorities said that the accrued incarceration time since the most recent charges will be applied against the full sentence.