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Parole denied for Allen Harrison amid victim and district-attorney opposition

October 16, 2025 | Committee on Parole, Boards & Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Louisiana


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Parole denied for Allen Harrison amid victim and district-attorney opposition
The Committee on Parole denied parole to Allen James Harrison, DOC 487956, at a hearing Oct. 16, 2025. Board members cited the severe and lasting harm to the victim, the nature of the child-related offenses and strong opposition from law enforcement and the district attorney's office in support of denial.

Harrison acknowledged his conduct and said he regretted the actions that led to the convictions; he described sobriety and participation in multiple corrections programs and said he intended to pursue additional education. Institutional staff confirmed Harrison had completed all four phases of offender treatment available at the facility, had no disciplinary reports and was pursuing an associate degree through a college program.

Despite those factors, the board, reflecting victim statements and a written opposition from the district attorney, recorded a unanimous denial. Commissioners said the gravity of the crime — involving a child — and the lasting victim impact outweighed Harrison’s institutional progress, and they recommended continued programming; the denial was recorded and the hearing concluded.

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