WATERFORD, Wis. (AP) - A Waterford man is accused of failing to tell six people he was HIV-positive before having unprotected sex with them.
The Milwaukee County District Attorney says 42-year-old Jason Taufner is charged with six counts of recklessly endangering safety. He faces a maximum penalty of 84 years in prison.
The criminal complaint says one of his victims has tested HIV-positive since having sex with him.
Taufner had allegedly met four of his victims at a tattoo shop in West Allis where he was working.
Taufner has been prosecuted and convicted twice previously for the same crime. Authorities say that as a condition of his last sentence, he was ordered to inform any sexual partner of his HIV status.
A phone number for Taufner could not be found.
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