Federal prosecutors say that Rep. John Rogers contacted a witness in a corruption case that he was previously charged with attempting to bribe.
Federal prosecutors have asked a judge to jail State Rep. John Rogers, D-Birmingham, alleging he violated his bond agreement. to jail, alleging he violated the terms of his bond by trying to contact a witness in his bribery case., D-Birmingham, with obstruction of justice and obstruction of justice by bribery, alleging that he offered public money to the founder of a nonprofit in exchange for the founder lying to the FBI about a kickback scheme involving public tax dollars.
Rep. John Rogers gets into a truck with assistant Varrie Johnson Kindall after their appearances in federal court in Birmingham on Oct. 12. Individual #1 did not answer the calls and immediately reported them to the FBI, Martin wrote in the filing.
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