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Parole hearing for Joseph Myers continued; board allows bond pending court dates
Summary
The Committee on Parole continued the revocation hearing for Joseph Myers (DOC 591184) on a failure-to-register allegation and allowed bond until his criminal court date, following a short executive-session deliberation.
The Committee on Parole continued the revocation hearing for Joseph Myers and allowed him to bond out pending his criminal proceedings. Myers admitted to an arrest for failing to register and told the panel he had been dealing with vehicle-registration and insurance issues while attempting to comply with parole restrictions.
Board members moved to executive session to review confidential material and returned to regular session to announce their decision: to continue the hearing and permit bond until the defendant’s court date so he can address charges in criminal court. Mister Tillis and Mister Prater voted to continue and allow bond.
The board recorded that Myers’ jury trial was set for May 18, 2026, on related charging information, and instructed him to report back to the parole unit as required.
