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Panel members introduced themselves and confirmed Sylvester’s DOC number. The committee read the allegation: arrest by the Houma Police Department on Oct. 17, 2024, and a guilty plea to an amended charge of simple battery, a misdemeanor. Sylvester told the panel she had been staying with her father and was preparing to enter a rehabilitation program the next day; she said she did not strike her father and that a neighbor frequently called police when arguments occurred.

Panel members reviewed Sylvester’s corrections record, including a disciplinary write‑up for fighting (identified as rule 10) and a detention period in lockdown. The committee member assigned to the case said he would vote to revoke, another member cited the in‑custody rule violation, and the chair concurred. \"You pled guilty to violating the conditions of your supervision. So today, ma'am, your parole is being revoked,\" the chair said.

Sylvester told the panel she had been in and out of rehabs and sober living since 2022 and said she had a job lined up in Lake Charles if released. Despite that, the panel recorded unanimity to revoke based on the guilty plea and recorded disciplinary issues while incarcerated. The committee closed the hearing and adjourned.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","REVOCATION HEARING- FEBRUARY 4, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Committee on Parole revoked Anissa (Anissa/Denise) Sylvester's parole Feb. 4 after she pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor simple battery charge stemming from an Oct. 17, 2024 incident; the panel cited in‑custody rule violations and prior fighting write‑ups.","taxTitle","Committee on Parole, Boards & Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Louisiana","taxId",24992,"location","Louisiana","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6342874,"Parole revoked for Terrebonne man after guilty plea to battery",353,2182000,2535000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2253118-203692904dcd6ee558e4dd60048331eb&start=2182&end=2535","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2253118-203692904dcd6ee558e4dd60048331eb/thumbnail_2182000.jpg","/articles/6342874/Louisiana/Parole-revoked-for-Terrebonne-man-after-guilty-plea-to-battery","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6342874-50a8f53502d8c08534780bf5e99c70c1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163638&Signature=hj0M-qg0UokT8ptI17TeN-MwAed0Da~6HF7SCILEVuYNIFjjx5VHiuX-hRRVlWjcpDHU0snstue3TODCzsbrO7PzANIW32u1i3Fh4FnxJ-6p9hMLWivFCrt9b4pI3ob9U0-XeMkySqMiLMN4X8OAlTOdlvCXNX3FABnjiI-GwPMtYFqer33xXXh-0FsXKnI3LzI~~D21XKybvTg4PYHCTyqOBd7DB8yRmcGg7mOf3WzdrquciA7V~Eer1QZn2Z7sabkjPRwdoj5ff380lv6gFSEq-ZlXAKWS-ua3sw2PYboiZtuFhfVuS-BD-iSThyPI2WqAziKGjNEflYciYxbC3w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Committee on Parole revoked the parole of Travis Tyler, DOC 744874, on Feb. 4 after Tyler pleaded guilty to committing simple battery, which the panel said violated his supervision conditions.

The panel read an allegation that Tyler committed the offense of simple battery, leading to his arrest by the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office on Nov. 24, 2024; Agent Collins confirmed the charge was misdemeanor in nature. Tyler pleaded guilty to violating condition 4, which prohibits engaging in criminal activity.

Tyler told the panel he lost control after being sworn at and said he would work on anger management. The panel noted Tyler’s prior history and that his original charge in a prior case included aggravated battery. \"I think you need some more classes to take and, especially anger management. And my vote today is gonna be to revoke,\" panel member Chuck Tillis said. Panel member Jerry Ladoux and Chair Cheryl Renata joined Tillis in voting to revoke, and the chair announced Tyler’s parole had been revoked.

Tyler was advised the panel’s decision revoked his parole. The committee recorded the vote and closed the hearing.","The Committee on Parole revoked Travis Tyler's parole Feb. 4 after he pleaded guilty to violating a condition prohibiting criminal activity following an arrest for simple battery on Nov. 24, 2024.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6342878,"Parole panel spares Orleans man revocation, orders 9‑month work‑release and substance evaluation",909,147000,1056000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2253118-203692904dcd6ee558e4dd60048331eb&start=147&end=1056","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2253118-203692904dcd6ee558e4dd60048331eb/thumbnail_147000.jpg","/articles/6342878/Louisiana/Parole-panel-spares-Orleans-man-revocation-orders-9month-workrelease-and-substance-evaluation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6342878-2b4f4c8138a801054bc9f861013015c6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163638&Signature=khweSPlt3VqrcImQk~VW66jnZLfYAR1Mpct2TyiCh73tOpxZxMQzj8IF2Xam~hoiv2nfuGyyuhKwuluiw11gMA6l7zLp4xie7WrmyaQomHHxYrIoSthyT320eUGNRWOi-CZrnMqse1m2LSudWT61HiELYj5cj9UycnapNdwQizkPbzv7xj7VuP73eqkINk2h2WqM1UbK2fuLg3dMUWa7TNObwKcA0Jk4ZbGyRwTiPYldyFha-IKshglETmw1c3IHq2qhSxmjovIQXQeBfWwJtL0el7CqtNKmcPBbgJy0JxJLygShCwtenMODVRmdAExKBhDaTLMjXtpYyQurisqOCA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Committee on Parole on Feb. 4 recommended sending Aaron Serenais, DOC 627602, to a transitional work‑release program for nine months in lieu of revoking his parole after he admitted absconding from supervision and failing to pay supervision fees.

The panel, chaired by Cheryl Renata, read three alleged violations tied to Serenais’s supervision: failing to remain at the registered address and to obtain permission before moving (condition 3); being unavailable for visits and subjecting himself to reasonable‑suspicion searches (condition 9); and failure to make supervision fee payments (condition 10). The committee record states Serenais’s whereabouts were unknown beginning in April 2024 until his arrest on Nov. 29, 2024, and that his supervision arrearage was $1,073 as of Dec. 9, 2024. Serenais pleaded guilty to the violations.

Serenais told the panel he relocated to rural south Louisiana after losing housing, that his family relied on a generator for power while awaiting an elevation permit to obtain electricity for a camper, and that transportation and financial problems limited his ability to comply with reporting requirements. \"I don't have anyone to blame before you guys. I don't have any excuse,\" Serenais said, adding he should have used reentry resources and notified his parole officer.

Cheryl Renata, chairman of the Committee on Parole, said she would vote \"in lieu of revocation\" to send Serenais to a transitional work program and work release for nine months following his release and to require a substance‑abuse evaluation with compliance with any recommended treatment. \"My vote today is in lieu of revocation that we send you to participate in a transitional work program work release for 9 months after you're released... You're to have a substance abuse evaluation and comply with any treatment plan that is recommended for you,\" Renata said. Panel members Chuck Tillis and Jerry Ladoux concurred.

The committee recorded the action as an alternative to revocation and closed the proceeding for Serenais.

Serenais’s case record notes a guilty plea at the preliminary hearing to all three violations and the committee directed placement in the transitional program rather than revocation.","The Committee on Parole voted Feb. 4 to send Aaron Serenais (DOC 627602) to a nine‑month transitional work‑release program and require a substance‑abuse evaluation instead of revoking parole after he admitted absconding and failing to pay supervision fees.","actionData","errors"]

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