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Parole revoked for Surreal Poindexter after review of guilty plea and evidence

Committee on Parole · October 17, 2024
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Summary

Surreal Poindexter’s parole and probation were revoked after the board reviewed photographs, police reports and his guilty plea to simple battery and simple assault; the panel voted unanimously to revoke.

The Committee on Parole revoked Surreal Poindexter’s parole and probation after reviewing the record, including photographs and police reports that the panel said showed bodily injury. The board read Poindexter’s convictions and noted his failure to report to the day reporting center and an arrearage on supervision fees.

Denise Broussard, identified in the record as Poindexter’s girlfriend, disputed claims of harm and urged the board to release him to family. Board member Miss LeDoux pointed to photographs and reports showing injury and emphasized that Poindexter is a sixth-felony offender who should understand reporting requirements. Panelists concluded the preponderance of evidence supported revocation.

Panel votes to revoke were recorded and announced; the board revoked probation and parole and completed administrative sign-out.