Applicant says outpatient treatment underway, reports past supervision violations
Jeffrey D. Rogers told the Howard SORAB he has completed roughly half of his outpatient sex‑offender treatment with about nine months remaining and disclosed past supervision violations that led to an Alternative to Revocation program instead of revocation.
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Jeffrey Daniel Rogers told the board he was unable to access in‑custody sex offender treatment because of program backlogs and staffing shortages and is now participating in outpatient treatment through a Department of Corrections–contracted provider.
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