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Parole revoked for man arrested on new charges and alleged reporting failures
Summary
Kevin Martin’s parole was revoked Aug. 7, 2025; the panel found failures to report and an arrest in May 2025 among multiple alleged violations.
Kevin Martin, DOC number 70839, had his parole revoked by the Louisiana Committee on Parole on Aug. 7, 2025, after a panel concluded he had not reported to parole as required and had been arrested on a new complaint in May 2025.
Why this matters: The board cited multiple alleged violations — failure to report, an arrest for alleged battery of a dating partner, failure to provide proof of employment and other condition failures — and determined revocation appropriate.
Details from the hearing: Martin said he reported to probation and parole on the day he was released but told the panel there was confusion because of separate federal and state reporting requirements and different officers. The panel reviewed a police report that reported injuries to the complainant and an eyewitness statement by a relative; Martin denied striking the alleged victim and said the report was false. Panel members reviewed employment and fee status and noted conflicting records about amounts owed; the panel nevertheless voted to revoke, citing violations of rules 1, 2, 4 and 6.
Next steps: The panel recorded the revocation and concluded the hearing; Department of Corrections and parole staff will process custody return and related administrative steps.
