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Parole revoked for Arthur White amid pending aggravated-offense charges
Summary
The committee revoked Arthur White's parole after reviewing a police report that included an aggravated-offense arrest and noting the district attorney will proceed to arraignment. White pleaded not guilty; the panel cited the arrest and evidence as the basis for revocation.
The Louisiana Committee on Parole voted to revoke the parole of Arthur White after hearing that he faces an aggravated-offense arrest and has not filed required monthly supervision reports. White pleaded not guilty to allegations including failure to submit monthly supervision reports and an aggravated-offense arrest; he told the panel he had been incarcerated since 2021 and disputed the supervision-payment and reporting allegations. Supervising staff confirmed the police report documented the current arrest and that a jury trial was scheduled for Dec. 1, 2025. The supervising agent told the panel the district attorney had indicated the charges would not be dropped. The panel considered the police report and the lack of supervision reporting as administrative evidence. After a short discussion, panel members unanimously voted to revoke White’s parole; the panel chair said, “Based on the preponderance of evidence for your jury trial coming forward, my vote is going to be revoked.” The decision is administrative and separate from White’s criminal trial.
