Parole revoked for Antonio Beasley after theft and assault-related arrest
October 02, 2026 | Committee on Parole, Boards & Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Louisiana
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The Committee on Parole revoked Antonio Beasley’s parole during an Orleans Justice Center session Oct. 1, 2026. The board read charges arising from an Oct. 9, 2025 arrest and noted a preliminary guilty plea at the lower court; Beasley told the panel he had been without food for several days and went into a store to ask for something to eat, describing the incident as brief and motivated by hunger.
Beasley said, “I was gone for, like, 4 days without anything to eat,” and explained his actions in a statement. The board found by a preponderance of evidence that Beasley violated rule 4 (criminal activity) and rule 10 (arrears) and voted to revoke parole; Miss Stapleton and Mister Barra concurred with the decision.
Beasley said, “I was gone for, like, 4 days without anything to eat,” and explained his actions in a statement. The board found by a preponderance of evidence that Beasley violated rule 4 (criminal activity) and rule 10 (arrears) and voted to revoke parole; Miss Stapleton and Mister Barra concurred with the decision.
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