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Parole revoked for Torino Cormier after findings of absconding and related violations

Committee on Parole · March 19, 2026
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Summary

The Committee on Parole revoked Torino Cormier's parole following findings of absconding, failure to report across multiple months and related registration and fee violations; the board voted to revoke and conclude the hearing.

Torino Cormier (DOC 360176) appeared March 19 at a Calcasieu Parish hearing. The panel reviewed allegations that Cormier failed to report for multiple months in 2025, moved from his listed address without permission and had unresolved registration and fee matters. Cormier pleaded guilty with a statement on some counts and not guilty on others, and the record included a recent court disposition on some charges.

After considering the file and pleas, the board found evidence of absconding and other violations and voted to revoke parole. Board members Ladoux and Tillis concurred in the revocation. The panel concluded the hearing and ordered revocation to take effect.