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Parole revoked for Tyson Antoine amid multiple pending violent and weapons charges
Summary
Tyson Antoine’s parole was revoked Sept. 18, 2025, after the panel found numerous rule violations including pending aggravated assault and weapons charges and positive drug tests; his retained attorney contested some firearm allegations.
The parole board revoked the parole of Tyson Antoine after a hearing Sept. 18, 2025, at Iberia Parish Jail. Antoine faces multiple pending charges across two dockets, including allegations of aggravated assault with a firearm, simple battery and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. He pleaded not guilty to several allegations and retained counsel on the record.
Antoine’s attorney told the panel that one docket had been narrowed to a simple battery charge and that firearm allegations in that booking were dropped by the district attorney’s office; the attorney requested the panel consider those developments. Antoine denied wrongdoing during the hearing and acknowledged arrears in supervision fees.
Nut graf: The panel concluded that the totality of pending charges, evidence of drug positives on booking and failure to pay supervision fees supported a finding of parole violation and revoked his parole.
Probation and parole supervision noted that Antoine had been supervised for only seven to eight months before reincarceration and that the December 2023 and June 2024 arrests occurred in close proximity to his residence. The board voted unanimously to revoke based on the preponderance of violations presented.
Ending: Antoine's parole was revoked and he will remain in custody while pending criminal charges proceed; the board recorded the outstanding fee arrearage of $1,143 in the hearing notes.
