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Parole denied for Aaron Harris after recent disciplinary write‑up
Summary
The Committee on Parole denied Aaron Harris’s parole March 26 because of a recent disciplinary incident — a failed breathalyzer test and contraband write‑up — rendering him ineligible at this time.
The Committee on Parole denied Aaron Harris’s parole application March 26 at Bayou Dorsett after reviewing a recent disciplinary write‑up that made him ineligible for release.
Harris is serving time on multiple felony counts including aggravated burglary and aggravated assault with a firearm. Facility staff reported he failed a breathalyzer test and was written up for contraband; the board stated the disciplinary action within the last three years makes him ineligible for parole at the hearing.
Board members voted to deny parole for that reason and offered standard well‑wishes. The denial was procedural: board members indicated Harris could reapply once disciplinary eligibility windows have passed and any corrective steps have been taken.
Outcome: parole denied due to a recent disciplinary write‑up; no further conditions or release date set.
