BAY MINETTE, Ala. — A Foley man convicted of first-degree sexual abuse has been indicted for failure to notify authorities of his residence near Magnolia Springs School between Aug. 8 and Aug. 17 and living in a residence with a minor.

James Lee Miller, 53, of Setter Circle, remains in Baldwin County Corrections Center on a $45,000 bail.

He was arrested Aug. 17 and indicted Dec. 28. Arraignment is scheduled Feb. 18 at the Baldwin County Courthouse in Bay Minette.

He was indicted for failure to register a residence with local authorities as a convicted sexual abuser, living within 2,000 feet of Magnolia Springs School, failing to provide the name and location of an employer and living in a residence with a minor, according to the indictment.

Other indictments involving convicted sexual abusers who failed to provide community notification of their dwelling address include:

• Donald Ray Keslar, 37, of U.S. Highway 90 East, Robertsdale, who allegedly did not notify authorities that he spent 10 days between July and August at a residence other than the U.S. Highway 90 East address.

The Baldwin County set bail at $5,000 on Dec. 28, and he remains incarcerated at Baldwin County Corrections Center.

• Ramon Daryl Palmer, 47, of Airport Road, Bay Minette, convicted of aggravated child molestation, who allegedly spent a total of 10 days at an unregistered location between July 19 and Sept. 15.

Palmer was released on a $5,000 bail. Arraignment is set for Feb. 16, according to court records.