Parole revoked for Cynthia Manshag after multiple out‑of‑parish arrests and outstanding warrants

The Committee on Parole revoked the parole of Cynthia Manshag (recorded in documents as Cynthia C. Manchaca, DOC 370145) after a hearing where the board reviewed multiple out-of-parish charges, bond forfeiture notices from Harrison County, Texas, and theft convictions in Louisiana.

Board members explained the revocation followed a pattern of moving without permission, out‑of‑state detainers and a guilty plea to misdemeanor theft for which a parish sentence and credit for time served were recorded.

At the hearing the panel reviewed an array of allegations and records: a Harrison County, Texas, bond forfeiture and detainer tied to a burglary-of-building charge (December 8, date cited in the record); two warrants from Bossier City for theft; an arrest by DeSoto Parish in September followed by transport to a Bossier facility with a later guilty plea to misdemeanor theft (sentence: six months parish jail with credit for time served). Manshag acknowledged she had been in Texas briefly and said she had been connected to a partner who was arrested; she told the board she returned to Louisiana and had been incarcerated since February 2023. The panel also noted she reported being unemployed and currently owing $943 in supervision arrears.

The board voted to revoke parole, citing repeated violations including unauthorized moves, out‑of‑state arrests and failure to meet supervision requirements. Panel members recorded concurrence and closed the hearing with instructions about revocation procedures and the parolee’s next steps in custody.