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Parole revoked for Albert Collins after board finds violations including domestic incidents
Summary
Albert Collins (DOC 501002) had parole revoked after the board found violations tied to a September incident involving domestic battery, child endangerment allegations and related conduct; the victim described repeated incidents and asked for protective orders.
The Committee on Parole revoked Albert Collins’ parole on June 4, 2026 after finding violations related to domestic incidents, including an incident the court recorded as simple battery.
Collins (DOC 501002) pleaded guilty with a statement to the listed violations. The victim, Charlene Sorrell, described multiple prior incidents, property damage during a physical confrontation and harm to her child during one altercation; she asked the board to impose a protective order and stay‑away restrictions. Board members noted prior reports of strangulation and escalating domestic violence and recommended the victim seek a civil protective order and victim‑services support.
After deliberation the board voted to revoke Collins' parole. The revocation returns Collins to custody; parole staff will record the revocation and advise the victim of options for protective orders and shelter services.
The board also encouraged the victim to work with the sheriff’s office and the district attorney’s office if she wanted further criminal remedies or protective orders; it emphasized local victim‑services resources.
