Florida Sex Offender Demands Discovery in New Sex Offense Case

Convicted Levy County sex offender Brandon Michael McClurg, 33, has made a demand for discovery in his pending Alachua County case for possessing child sexual abuse material. This means McClurg is demanding the State Attorney’s Office release any evidence they have against him. 

On July 7, 2015, McClurg was arrested on child molestation charges. Six months later, he was convicted and sentenced to ten years in prison followed by five years of probation, Levy County court records show. 

On June 12, 2025, Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested McClurg for sex offender registration violations. He was later charged with possessing child sexual abuse material on his electronic devices. He faces approximately two dozen counts of obscene material possession, according to Alachua County court records. 

On October 7, 2025, McClurg’s lawyer, John A. Ramsey, submitted two demands for disclosure along with a demand for discovery to the court. 

The first demand is for any evidence that would negate McClurg’s guilt.

The second demand is for any prior criminal acts the state intends to use as evidence, along with a list of witnesses they intend to call. 

The demand for discovery covers anything the state could have as evidence against McClurg and motions them to release everything to the defense. 

According to court documents, two individuals are scheduled to give depositions in McClurg’s case, and the State Attorney’s Office intends to use data from Verizon and KiK as evidence, along with Orange County police reports. 

McClurg has a case management hearing scheduled for tomorrow, October 9.