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Parole revoked for Raymond Robbins after absconding and criminal activity
Summary
The parole board revoked Raymond Robbins’ parole Aug. 12, 2025, citing failure to report, alleged involvement near a stolen vehicle, a pending criminal case that was later dismissed, and unpaid supervision fees.
The Louisiana Committee on Parole revoked the parole of Raymond Robbins on Aug. 12, 2025, after concluding he absconded from supervision, failed to cooperate with his assigned officer and was connected to a criminal incident involving a vehicle later determined to be stolen.
Robbins pleaded not guilty to several allegations but acknowledged failing to report to his parole officer. The board reviewed a police narrative that said Robbins was outside a vehicle later identified as stolen and fled from officers; Robbins told the panel he was not the driver and said he had been preparing to get a ride. The panel noted prior supervision history, multiple prior convictions, and that Robbins had been difficult to contact. Earlier pending charges related to the incident were dismissed in August.
Given the mix of absconsion, ongoing criminal contacts and a lack of reliable reporting to parole officers, the panel voted to revoke Robbins’ parole. The board recorded the revocation and instructed DOC to process him accordingly.
