Roger Alan Baker, 67, of Kirbyville is listed on the Texas Department of Public Safety Sex Offender Registry with a lifetime registration requirement stemming from a 1986 sexual assault conviction. According to information reported to the DPS registry, Baker is classified as a low-risk registrant and is required to verify his registration information annually. His most recent verification was recorded Sept. 17 through the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office. Baker is listed as a Texas resident living at 4168 FM 1013 West in Kirbyville. According to the registry, Baker was convicted of sexual assault under Texas Penal Code 22.011. The offense involved a 25-year-old female victim. The disposition date listed for the offense is Aug. 12, 1986. The registry lists the judgment as discharged from incarceration. Baker remains subject to sex offender registration requirements for life. DPS records show Baker registered through the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in Huntsville on Aug. 22, 2016. His most recent verification with the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office occurred Sept. 17, 2026. The registry lists Roger Alan Baker as his primary name. Other names associated with the record include Alan Baker, Roger Baker, Roger A. Baker, Roger Allen Baker and Roger Alam Baker. His date of birth is Aug. 21, 1959. The registry describes Baker as a white, non-Hispanic male who is 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighs approximately 189 pounds. His hair is listed as unknown or completely bald, and he has brown eyes. His shoe size is listed as 9. The primary photograph currently displayed with Baker’s registry entry was reported July 2, 2024. The Texas Sex Offender Registry provides public information about people who are subject to registration requirements under state law. Registration requirements can vary based on the underlying offense and other factors. The registry lists how frequently an individual is required to verify registration information and the projected date on which that person’s registration obligation ends. For Baker, the registry lists an annual verification requirement and a projected lifetime registration period. DPS cautions that information contained in the registry is reported by the law enforcement agency that served as the registrant’s most recent Texas registration authority. Information can include a registrant’s reported residence, physical description, registration status and details concerning the offense that resulted in the registration requirement. DPS also cautions that searches based on names, dates of birth and other alphanumeric identifiers are not always sufficient to establish that a criminal record belongs to a particular person. According to the agency, fingerprint verification is the only method of positively linking an individual to a criminal record. Registration information generally remains available through the state registry until the person’s duty to register expires or other relief permitted under Texas law is granted.