Jared Rogers has been charged in Great Falls after he reportedly burglarized two places.
According to court documents, Rogers burglarized the Habitat For Humanity building and stole tools from the organization. In addition, there was damage to the door. The door had been pried open. There were also shoe prints in the snow that matched Rogers’.
The second burglary happened at a home where the resident reported that the garage door had been forced open. Items that were stolen from the residence were found in a duffel bag next to Rogers’ bicycle at the house where he was apprehended.
According to the Montana Department of Corrections, Rogers has a criminal conviction in Cascade County for criminal endangerment, and in Gallatin County for assault with a weapon.
Court documents note that he also has misdemeanor convictions for assault and obstructing a peace officer.
Rogers has been charged with two counts of felony burglary, two counts of misdemeanor theft, and two misdemeanor counts of criminal mischief.
