Lethbridge police say a 47-year-old man convicted of child sexual offences is charged again after allegedly violating a prohibition order within hours of his release from custody. According to the reports, the man was released on Friday after serving a four-year sentence for sexual interference involving a child. Police allege that, soon after leaving custody, he breached conditions tied to a prohibition order. The new charge is brought in response to the alleged violation, and police indicate the matter is being pursued through the criminal justice system. The coverage describes the incident as occurring within hours of his release. Both outlets frame the case as a matter of alleged non-compliance with court-imposed restrictions following a prior conviction and sentence. Additional details about the nature of the alleged breach and the specific conditions are not provided in the excerpts.