Parole panel reprimands Ashley Posey over unreported residence, returns her to supervision

The Committee on Parole in Baton Rouge on May 5, 2025, voted to reprimand Ashley Posey and return her to supervision after a preliminary revocation hearing on allegations she failed to report changes in residence and came into proximity with a person identified in her registry paperwork.

The action matters because Posey signed a sex-offender contract and is subject to registration and proximity restrictions under the state registration requirements referenced in the hearing. The board weighed documentary notes, a refused criminal prosecution, and testimony from the person identified in the registry before deciding not to revoke parole.

At the hearing, board member Cheryl Renacci conducted the interview while Chair Steve Prater and member Pete Freeman participated in the decision. The board read four alleged violations into the record, including: failing to obtain permission to reside away from her approved address (condition 3); an arrest on March 27, 2025, for a registration-related charge that the district attorney refused on April 29, 2025 (condition 4); overdue supervision fees (condition 10); and a special condition that the registrant not…