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Panel revokes Kentrell Lewis's parole over multiple registration, reporting and pending charges
Summary
The parole board revoked Kentrell Lewis's parole Sept. 18, 2025, after finding violations including failure to report, failure to register as required and pending theft/bank‑fraud‑related charges; the panel cited consistent noncompliance and pending court matters.
A parole panel revoked the parole of Kentrell Lewis following a Sept. 18, 2025 hearing conducted remotely with Lafourche Parish Detention Center staff present.
Parole officer notes and Lewis’s statements showed multiple violations: failing to report to the office as instructed, failing to register or report current address and employment, missing required sex‑offender registration steps, failing to attend required classes, and an arrearage on supervision fees. Lewis acknowledged some violations, saying he "always made phone contact" and that work obligations sometimes prevented in‑person availability.
Nut graf: The panel found that the combination of registration noncompliance, missed classes, outstanding arrest warrants and pending felony and misdemeanor charges constituted violations of parole that warranted revocation.
Lewis told the panel he expected pending criminal matters to be resolved at trial and said he had explanations for the registration issues. He said, "When I go to court, I will have the matter taken care of." The board found evidence of both noncompliance and probable cause for pending charges and voted to revoke his parole.
Ending: The panel's unanimous vote to revoke Lewis’s parole returns him to DOC custody; the hearing record cites pending criminal cases and registration issues as determinants of the decision.
