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Panel revokes Yarrow Brazil’s parole for failure to report and registration noncompliance
Summary
The parole board revoked Yarrow Brazil’s parole Sept. 18, 2025, citing repeated failures to report, inconsistent addresses, and failure to update registration; the panel noted he is a multiple‑offense parolee.
A parole panel revoked Yarrow (Yarrow) Brazil's parole Sept. 18, 2025, after finding repeated noncompliance with reporting requirements and sex‑offender registration obligations.
The panel reviewed agent notes showing missed in‑person contacts at Brazil’s listed residence, conflicting accounts about whether the parolee lived at the listed address, and a history of late or missed payments on supervision fees. Brazil told the panel he had been working and that his sister had told officers he did live at the address; the panel noted repeated entries in supervision notes indicating failed contacts.
Nut graf: Given a pattern of missed reporting, conflicting address information and failure to maintain accurate registration records, the panel concluded that Brazil had violated parole conditions and voted to revoke.
Panel member Jared LeDoux and others concurred that preponderant evidence supported revocation. The board recorded that Brazil is a multi‑felony offender and has earlier parole episodes; the panel voted to revoke and concluded the session with instructions for custody transfer.
Ending: Brazil's parole was revoked and the parole administration will process his return to custody. The hearing record references outstanding arrears of $882 on supervision fees.
