A Bremond man remains listed on the Texas Public Sex Offender Registry following a 2012 conviction for indecency with a child by exposure, according to information reported by the Texas Department of Public Safety. William Joshua Jones, 35, is identified in the registry under SID number 08072512. The record lists Jones as a low-risk registrant who is required to verify his registration annually. His projected ending registration date is Dec. 25, 2027. The registry lists Jones’ primary name as William Joshua Jones. It also includes the names William Joshua Clark Jones and William Jones. His primary date of birth is June 26, 1991. According to the registry, Jones is a Texas resident living at 12568 Petrowicz Road in Bremond. The address information reflects the most recent report submitted by the law enforcement agency serving as his registration authority. The Robertson County Sheriff’s Office in Franklin completed a verification of Jones’ registration information on June 30, 2026. The record also shows that he registered with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in Huntsville on Dec. 15, 2017. Jones is described in the registry as a white, non-Hispanic male who is 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighs 150 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes. His listed shoe size is 10.5. The registry does not list a shoe width. The primary photograph associated with the record was reported June 30, 2026. The offense listed in the registry is indecency with a child by exposure under Section 21.11(a)(2) of the Texas Penal Code. The victim is identified in the public record as a 14-year-old female. The disposition date was Dec. 5, 2012. The judgment listed in the registry was incarceration. The Department of Public Safety advises that information appearing in the registry is based on reports submitted by the law enforcement agency that served as the registrant’s last Texas registration authority. The agency also cautions that name searches, dates of birth and other identifying information may not always produce an exact match. Registry records generally remain available until a person’s legal duty to register has expired or until the person receives other relief permitted under state law. If a registrant leaves Texas, the record may continue to show the last reported state or country of intended residence. The low-risk designation is the classification displayed in the state record and should not be interpreted as a guarantee concerning future conduct. Registration requirements, verification schedules and projected ending dates may change if courts, law enforcement agencies or state authorities update the registrant’s legal status or reported information.