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Panel revokes parole for Tyler Dwayne Frazier after guilty plea to fleeing police
Summary
Tyler Dwayne Frazier (DOC 515578) pleaded guilty to flight from an officer at his revocation hearing; the committee found multiple condition violations and revoked his parole pending resolution of underlying criminal charges.
The Committee on Parole revoked the parole of Tyler Dwayne Frazier, 515578, after finding he violated several supervision conditions, including failing to maintain contact with probation and parole and engaging in criminal conduct that led to pending charges.
At the hearing Frazier pleaded guilty to fleeing the police in March 2025 and guilty to unpaid supervision fees, but he maintained not guilty pleas on firearm-possession allegations. Frazier described running from law enforcement, hiding under a house, and being tasered before being transported to a hospital.
The board reviewed paperwork and noted camera footage alleged to show a gun being thrown as a person ran, and determined Frazier had been involved in criminal activity. The panel voted to revoke his parole; members said he may address pending charges at trial but the parole revocation stands.
The board recorded specific pending charges in Red River Parish including resisting an officer, flight from an officer, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and other charges; the hearing record shows the criminal matters remain pending in local court.
