Through the terrorist's long periods of time spent in prison, Corrections worked closely with partner agencies to keep the community and Corrections staff safe from the extreme risk that his violent extremist ideology presented. Corrections presently has no ability to compel an offender to take part in rehabilitation activities. Attempts were made to provide him with mental health support while he was in prison, but he refused to engage. He also refused to meet with a Corrections psychologist while in prison. With support from the countering violent extremism forum, Corrections engaged with the local Muslim community with the intention of having an imam meet with him regarding his spiritual beliefs. He met with the imam twice; however, he did not engage in any meaningful way.