Stephen Geisik, 27, of Hernandez, a former Los Alamos resident, was granted a postponement of an evidentiary hearing Thursday. The new hearing date is May 4.
Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer granted the move after Geisik’s attorney, Jennifer Burrill, asked for more time.
“He’s facing a probation violation, and there are some allegations that involve some other agencies that we’re trying to get paperwork from,” Burrill said.
Geisik was arrested Feb. 23 for violating the 20-year parole sentence he received April 6, 2015. At that time he pleaded guilty to three counts of criminal sexual contact of a minor second degree (child under 13) and three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Geisik moved to Hernandez July 15, 2017, and registered as a sex offender with the Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Department in Española. His two children were living with him at the time.
When Children Youth and Families officials made a second visit to his house Jan. 20, they removed his children and told him he had to get rid of his cats and buy mattresses for his kids. Geisik said he complied with their order. On Feb. 23 though, he was arrested.