Overview
- Federal records and a Bureau of Prisons statement show Sharper was moved on May 27 from a federal facility near Elkton, Ohio, to community confinement overseen by the BOP’s Baltimore residential re‑entry office.
- The agency declined to identify the exact halfway house or home‑confinement address, citing routine privacy, safety and security rules that limit location disclosures.
- Sharper pleaded guilty or no contest in 2015 and 2016 in state courts in Louisiana, California, Nevada and Arizona and pleaded guilty in federal court to a conspiracy tied to drugging and sexually assaulting women.
- He was sentenced in federal court to an 18‑year term in 2016 with credit for time served, and Bureau of Prisons records list his projected federal release date as December 2028 followed by lifetime probation.
- Community confinement programs are used to ease inmates back into society by allowing supervised work and housing outside prison, a step that could affect victim notification, local oversight and parole supervision as he approaches release.