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Saint Martin Parish deputies hosted the hearing and the panel read Rule 2 (monthly reporting), Rule 3 (residence), Rule 6 (proof of employment) and Rule 10 (payment of supervision fees). Mouton acknowledged missing multiple monthly reports and said he had been trying to work as a handyman and support multiple children; he also said he had planned to pay arrears with an expected income-tax refund but had been incarcerated and unable to do so.

Committee members discussed Mouton’s history on supervision, prior instances of revocation for similar conduct, and the need to maintain contact with the parole officer. One panel member emphasized the parole officer’s willingness to help but noted Mouton’s repeated failures to report.

The panel then voted. One member voted not to revoke and urged continued contact with the parole officer; two members voted to revoke based on repeated violations and a record of similar past revocations. The committee recorded that Mouton’s parole was revoked and concluded the hearing.

Votes at a glance: revoked (2 yes, 1 no).","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","REVOCATION HEARING- MARCH 19, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Committee on Parole revoked Danny Mouton’s parole after hearing admissions to failing to report, provide employment proof and pay supervision fees; panel votes were split before revocation was recorded.","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},6072457,"Parole revoked for Alexander after panel finds multiple new convictions and contact failures",718,5122000,5840000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3021535-a0bb122f93726dc6382fa3cf47388cc5&start=5122&end=5840","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3021535-a0bb122f93726dc6382fa3cf47388cc5/thumbnail_5122000.jpg","/articles/6072457/Louisiana/Parole-revoked-for-Alexander-after-panel-finds-multiple-new-convictions-and-contact-failures","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6072457-211f5cd389c1da3cdc43453a23511a4f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770845343&Signature=IDhmJo42q0vF0UJy5CIAI0RfdcNFa09rdm8pq3cBScF9IrXnuO7g9EaK-kW~3bNSSNkIByX0Vch77Wievr0zV99rvIA5UMOWUuADjiV5jI79VRrutSqPvk80YD6UP0ToxvJcOVSE8ukK4KS0CLZ7ogMkj0FonTFOR85Z95GvJAgp5tU6dVc4dEFPdbV1YVjxa4KwxLAAfRgojSr~E2jXEzy3jdFxWTFqfiEm53JSOnlJ4~zyt44Sve0v~Q8RMLkIXIL88ntWL6rdjCq1gT6W7ejHMkmkPCjB2anLQ1WNZyiu5xM~0VXkkLp2phL6vARJ0NNpRx3iDsqJdkH~V4AkVg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Committee on Parole revoked the parole of an individual identified in the hearing as Alexander (DLC 344371) after finding multiple violations including a guilty plea to flight from an officer and documented failures to maintain contact and employment during supervision.

Panel members read a list of alleged violations covering an extended period: failure to live at the certified address (rule 3), multiple criminal incidents including simple burglary and flight from law enforcement (rule 4), alleged illegal carrying of a weapon (rule 5), failure to provide proof of employment (rule 6), failure to allow visits/searches by officers (rule 9) and failure to make supervision payments (rule 10). Alexander pleaded guilty to flight from an officer and to failure to provide employment proof and fees; he denied possessing a firearm and said he had been carrying keys when he ran from officers.

Alexander told the panel he had been working and said a doctor advised he could not maintain steady work because of medication for depression. He said he had a job opportunity in Lafayette in the oil field if released and that his house at 725 Bausage Creek, Broadridge, Louisiana, was his residence. Members questioned his decision to flee from police when stopped and noted contact attempts at his reported address were unsuccessful.

After deliberation the committee voted to revoke Alexander’s parole. The chair and panel members recorded revocation citing multiple violations and a recent conviction for flight from an officer; the panel closed the hearing and ordered revocation procedures to proceed.

Votes at a glance: revoked (unanimous recorded vote).","A parole hearing involving an individual identified as Alexander resulted in revocation after the committee found guilty pleas or convictions for flight from an officer and other offenses, repeated failures to provide an address, and unpaid supervision fees.",{"_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},6072459,"Panel reinstates parole for Jabari Harrell with no-contact and anger-management conditions",996,3552000,4548000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3021535-a0bb122f93726dc6382fa3cf47388cc5&start=3552&end=4548","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3021535-a0bb122f93726dc6382fa3cf47388cc5/thumbnail_3552000.jpg","/articles/6072459/Louisiana/Panel-reinstates-parole-for-Jabari-Harrell-with-no-contact-and-anger-management-conditions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6072459-8f46af468429037b6c57679e625f7e95/orig.mp4?Expires=1770845343&Signature=ASOZ5ynYwBUvBKMKHRILZvIqi3VHm758ZGUgIfxBUOwyQYUTcxYN52B3hRCmH~U5fnwK7UzGbg2uBgxKyUwqUK-PVSgXe9Ai4SzgZi8qRa2UDVazui-qlkQCCeFM8DoZaPnkdSg05vXRWRRPoBjQK4TRr238foszYoVQ5KLNZMIUl5HYfCNUke5i-SATsp~ufKBCPL8WqpXEB3-zleyJ3uLZRjVJGq87CAGre9KTctDD7zpW9vYdqq1ecJeaz6HNbRLyCRc48D8YlqpGoU43pBwEbT2JwIEkAEakY78bD1j9gs~Sc-E2g-npcEXFDbfl0ERPHfwVVUYTF405qVM9Bw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Committee on Parole voted to reinstate the parole of Jabari Harrell (DOC 565504) at a March hearing held from the Warren office location and Baton Rouge headquarters. The panel found Harrell guilty of failing to make supervision payments but not guilty of two more serious allegations and imposed conditions as part of reinstatement.

Harrell pleaded not guilty to two allegations of criminal conduct that are recorded as having been dismissed or are contested; he pleaded guilty to failing to make supervision payments (15 payments behind, reported at $945). Harrell told the panel that one alleged victim later signed an affidavit saying she had filed false strangulation charges, and he provided that affidavit for the record. Harrell said he had been detained about 11 months on that matter and had no new convictions arising from the stop in Livingston Parish he described.

Panel members expressed concern about Harrell’s associations but also noted his efforts to contact the sheriff and to supply supporting statements. One committee member said Harrell’s immediate outreach to law enforcement and submission of affidavits “goes a long way.” The panel voted to reinstate parole and added two express conditions: no contact with the alleged victim, Alyssa Dyson, and completion of an anger-management class. The committee also recorded that Harrell must begin making payments toward his supervision fees on reporting.

Votes at a glance: reinstated with conditions (unanimous concurrence recorded by the panel).","The Committee on Parole reinstated Jabari Harrell’s parole and ordered no contact with the alleged victim and completion of an anger-management class; the panel cited his prompt reporting to officials and supporting affidavits in its decision.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6072461,"Committee revokes parole of George Preston after panel finds multiple violations",810,2170000,2980000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3021535-a0bb122f93726dc6382fa3cf47388cc5&start=2170&end=2980","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3021535-a0bb122f93726dc6382fa3cf47388cc5/thumbnail_2170000.jpg","/articles/6072461/Louisiana/Committee-revokes-parole-of-George-Preston-after-panel-finds-multiple-violations","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6072461-86b2beb83c24f58ea35a4ec4b36934fe/orig.mp4?Expires=1770845343&Signature=J9k61jJ9zbf6dpEhSlTbz7j~~PQuBwCYIbK1myOUvTtvozRH8C5QT9HfigmZq8YHfgAckR5668nBW111RkW84zBEYIXWTYrNhJqTlYz~iYpVK9OvYqUbSwjdTIPj6mUy7YbOUUrhbjQ59~8IRRFaNcZ9ZoIOIXENcpg5ttWehxNHlloYftcpexVA8-tyyhtIsDCELgkdpN4FzkWqjT4uRFNv7PpEsAy211DFvSuPYiLeF9v37tfxyUtBPYvzKjun0ZgH90w8s0YRtQjVElSbJ-yQrC0hph~7o4x8xM-9d4QIBUYtHciHaF2gne-y3EWQ2R-diDgFpqCildsGUvM82A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Committee on Parole revoked the parole of George Preston, DOC 543096, following a hearing at Department of Corrections headquarters in Baton Rouge in March. The panel found Preston guilty of violating rules 2 (monthly reporting), 3 (living at certified address) and 10 (failure to pay supervision fees) and voted to revoke his parole.

Iberia Parish staff introduced the case; Sgt. Laura Tarver hosted Preston at the parish facility. Committee members read alleged violations and allowed Preston to explain his circumstances. Preston told the panel he had been released after a long incarceration and had difficulty securing work, housing and a functioning phone. He said he feared for his safety at one address after receiving threatening messages, filed a police report, and later went to Texas for shelter. He said he attempted to contact his parole officer after regaining phone access.

Preston acknowledged he had not paid supervision fees and said he had tried to find work and requested help reentry programs; he asked the panel for assistance. The chair noted Preston had been in custody about 11 months awaiting resolution of related charges and asked whether Preston had made plans if released. Preston replied he wanted employment and to care for family members.

Committee members considered Preston’s statements but concluded the parole violations and loss of regular contact with his parole officer justified revocation. The chair and two other panel members voted to revoke Preston’s parole; the panel recorded the revocation and ended the hearing.

Votes at a glance: revoked (3 yes, 0 no).","The Committee on Parole revoked George Preston's parole following a hearing in which the panel found he violated rules on reporting, providing an address and fee payments; the panel cited ongoing absconding and unsuccessful contact attempts.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6072463,"Committee on Parole reinstates Terrebonne man’s parole with conditions after split vote",1519,431000,1950000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3021535-a0bb122f93726dc6382fa3cf47388cc5&start=431&end=1950","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3021535-a0bb122f93726dc6382fa3cf47388cc5/thumbnail_431000.jpg","/articles/6072463/Louisiana/Committee-on-Parole-reinstates-Terrebonne-mans-parole-with-conditions-after-split-vote","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6072463-5b770f15f78a7044823aa9b529223b2f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770845343&Signature=XEHiibB1y38AiVWoaRmUt2CtUfrKXyLbcSIPv1eTh0d97AVVU28A1RsZWKiNT3HdEuY48uYESmmuqf7LhfkcnQTORDCuybG3kGTkT4WRXzMJWD6gTQpnRq-jFRF4S8bnIGbxXHC8y8fotEBycrhc4G4uH1FL33HXxgyNFozwanl9pblGUFXUS1TNVbw-hkAm4SWsOFmxNvVLL7Ny7lIgBr5aClViWoC3~SDfeSq9PNwUnoe8iudQs-zo0XUfcTQZ98U~x64yNMsMW1dZVpsga9lNbwkijkl9dgbU1fogdJ4YH0FwQQGdjIcWYp7mwYRsL6DKpFzv20KGm9HjYxi3zQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Committee on Parole reinstated the parole of Derrick Jones Sr., DOC 429623, by a 2-1 vote at a March hearing held at Department of Corrections headquarters in Baton Rouge. The panel found Jones guilty of multiple supervision violations but voted to return him to parole under conditions.

Panel members said the decision balanced Jones’s work history and family support against repeated failures to follow reporting and residence requirements. Chairman Steve Prater presided over the hearing.

Jones was accused of violating parole rules 2, 3, 7, 9 and 10 — including failing to submit required monthly reports, not providing a valid living address, and falling behind on supervision fee payments. Jones told the panel he had been working as an over-the-road truck driver and had been living in his truck because his family home’s roof was blown off by a storm. He said he maintained regular telephone contact with his parole officer but did not make all required in-person reports.

Jones told the panel he had leased an 18-wheeler to start a business and that the leasing company failed to provide enough freight, leaving him with inconsistent pay and difficulty covering truck and living expenses. He also said his grandmother had died at Christmas and he had been trying to avoid returning to circumstances that led to his earlier convictions.

Family members and supporters spoke on Jones’s behalf. A woman who identified herself as his sister said Jones “spends a lot of time with my family” and described him as a good father who keeps in contact with his children. Jones’s girlfriend, Sylvia, told the panel she would provide a home address in Carepro, Louisiana, and that Jones would live there if released.

After discussion, the committee voted to reinstate Jones’s parole with conditions: he must report within 48 hours of release to the Lafayette probation and parole office to be assigned to an officer in Carepro; he must pay the cost of extradition used to return him to Louisiana (stated at $4,782) on a monthly plan with his parole officer; and he must follow all other supervision conditions. The panel warned Jones that further violations would likely lead to revocation.

The committee recorded the outcome as a reinstatement rather than revocation; the panel emphasized that officers want parolees to succeed but must enforce reporting and residence rules.

Votes at a glance: reinstated (2 yes, 1 no).","The Louisiana Committee on Parole voted 2-1 in March to reinstate the parole of Derrick Jones Sr. (DOC 429623) after hearing violations for failure to report and provide an address; the panel imposed reporting and repayment conditions, including payment of extradition costs.","actionData","errors"]

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