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Parole denied for Randolph Aleman after DA cites repeated offenses against minors
Summary
Jefferson Parish prosecutors opposed parole for Randolph Aleman, citing multiple prior arrests and convictions for sex offenses against minors; the board denied parole citing public-safety risk and the offender's record.
The Committee on Parole denied parole Nov. 4 for Randolph Aleman (DOC 444227), who has a lengthy criminal history including prior convictions for offenses against minors.
Assistant District Attorney Randall Meyer addressed the panel and urged denial, citing multiple arrests and convictions and noting that some offenses occurred while the defendant was on supervision. The DA emphasized that a recent Static-99 assessment found a high risk for sexual reoffense.
Panelists reviewed Aleman’s institutional record and programming history; defense counsel noted extended custody time and institutional compliance. Despite defense arguments and family support, the board recorded its concern about public safety and denied parole. The panel noted the inmate’s record and the DA’s opposition in its decision.
