State records show that a Robertson County resident is listed on the Texas sex offender registry with a lifetime registration requirement following a conviction involving a minor.

According to information maintained by the Texas Department of Public Safety, Alan Wayne Green, 58, is classified as a moderate risk level registrant. The designation reflects an assessment used by authorities to estimate the likelihood of reoffending, though all individuals on the registry remain subject to ongoing monitoring and reporting requirements under Texas law.

Green’s registration stems from a conviction for indecency with a child by contact under Texas Penal Code 21.11(a)(1). The offense involved a female victim who was 10 years old at the time. Court records indicate the case was resolved in February 2007 with a judgment of probation and community supervision.

As part of the state’s registry system, individuals with qualifying convictions must regularly report to local law enforcement agencies and provide updated personal information. Green is required to verify his registration annually and is subject to a projected lifetime registration period, meaning the obligation remains in place indefinitely unless altered by court order or other legal relief.

Registry data indicates that Green most recently registered in March 2026 with the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office in Franklin. However, the listing is currently marked as unverified by local law enforcement. State officials note that this designation means authorities have not yet confirmed that the individual has appeared in person to complete the verification process, and the listed residence cannot be fully confirmed until that step is completed.

The reported address places Green in the Bremond area of Robertson County. Under Texas law, registrants must report their residence and notify authorities of any changes. Failure to comply with registration requirements or verification procedures can result in additional criminal charges.

Additional information in the registry notes that Green has been associated with an employer at Texas A&M University in College Station. The registry includes such details as part of its effort to provide transparency and assist the public in identifying registered offenders within their communities.

Physical descriptors listed in the registry include a height of 6 feet, weight of approximately 190 pounds, brown eyes and either unknown hair color or complete baldness. A primary photograph associated with the listing was reported in March 2026.

The Texas Department of Public Safety cautions that registry information is based on data submitted by local law enforcement agencies and may not always reflect real-time status updates. The agency also notes that positive identification of individuals in criminal records ultimately relies on fingerprint verification.

Texas maintains the public registry as a resource for community awareness, governed by provisions in the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure that outline reporting requirements, risk classifications and the duration of registration obligations.