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Uniform Allegations 10/24/2011

TDCJ - PAROLE DIVISION

Uniform Allegations and Uniform Instructions

INFORMATION

HANDBOOK


UNIFORM ALLEGATIONS The uniform allegation hand book is designed to provide for the uniformity of allegations reported on the Rights of the Offender in the Revocation Process form. Because the Rights of the Offender in the Revocation Process form is now pre-populated in the Offender Information Management System (OIMS) from the Violation Report (VR) the examples provided are intended to assist the Parole Officer in completing the VR correctly. This format should also facilitate continuity in the hearing process, to include the conduct of hearings. The examples provided have been divided to differentiate the Statutorily Mandated Conditions versus the General Conditions of Release. Uniform Instructions Uniform Instructions refer to the standardized method of reporting the parole officer's instructions to the offender concerning rules, terms and conditions of release as they appear on the offender’s parole or mandatory release certificate.

The Summary section of the VR should include the specific instructions that were given to the offender. This constitutes the Instruction Narrative. These instructions help to establish that the offender was aware of the specific rule, term or condition when the alleged violation occurred. The Summary section should also include the specific alleged violation. This constitutes the Violation Narrative. This standardized method was developed to foster uniformity and clarity. The examples in this handbook illustrate how each Instruction Narrative and Violation Narrative should be written in the Violation Report. This section of the Violation Report establishes Probable Cause. Probable Cause is the level of proof that a reasonable person would require to believe an offense was committed. To establish probable cause, the narrative for law violations must include: • The offender was the one arrested, charged, indicted or convicted of the

offense; • The arrest has been verified through a reliable and credible source, i.e. a the

sheriff's office or police department; • The facts that the parole officer either has personal knowledge of or facts that

were related to the officer by a credible third party.


• The offense(s), date of offense(s) and location of offense(s). Only the essential information concerning the offense is necessary. Do not add extraneous information in this section. Additional information regarding a law violation should be entered in the Additional Offense Description of the Violation Report.

Note: Instructions from the releasing officer should only be used if the offender failed to report immediately after release from the institution and should thereafter be the last date all rules from the Parole Certificate/Mandatory Release Certificate were read to the offender. The parole officer should adhere to the examples as cited on the following pages.


STATUTORILY MANDATED CONDITIONS Unless otherwise provided, I shall reside in the county in which I resided at the time I committed the offense for which I was sentenced to the Institutional Division or the county of the offense for which I was sentenced to the Institutional Division if I was not a resident of the State of Texas. ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO REMAIN IN LEGAL COUNTY OF RESIDENCE On/About: (Enter the date Offender allegedly changed residence) At/About: (Enter approved county of residence and State) Comp/Adj./Other: (Enter the allegation and the parole officer making the

allegation)

On/About: 01-25-10 At/About: Bexar County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to Reside in Legal County of Residence. Parole Officer

John Henry Summary-INSTRUCTION NARRATIVE On January 15, 2010, while at the Corpus Christi District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed Offender Mark Stevenson to reside in the county in which I resided at the time I committed the offense for which I was sentenced to the Institutional Division or the county of the offense for which I was sentenced to the Institutional Division if I was not a resident of the State of Texas. Summary-VIOLATION NARRATIVE Offender failed to reside in Legal County of Residence. I shall demonstrate an educational level that is equal to or greater than the average skill level of students who have completed the sixth grade in a public school in the State of Texas. ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO DEMONSTRATE AN EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AS REQUIRED On/About: (Enter the date the offender was referred to educational program) At/About: (Enter the name and address of the program where offender

was to attend) Comp/Adj./Other: (specify what offender failed to do, i.e. Failure to enroll as instructed or Failure to keep initial appointment as instructed

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or Failure to attend required assessment as instructed. Enter Parole Officer’s name) On/About: 02-15-10 At/About: District Resource Center GED Program, 410 S. Main, San

Antonio, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to enroll as instructed. Parole Officer Helen Bennett Summary: On January 15, 2010, while at the San Antonio District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed Offender Mark Stevenson to demonstrate an educational skill level that is equal to or greater than the average skill level of students who have completed the sixth grade in a public school in Texas. On January 15, 2010, Parole Officer John Henry instructed Offender Stevenson to enroll in educational classes at CCISD Continuing Education Center, 2401 School St. San Antonio, Texas, by February 15, 2010. Offender failed to enroll as instructed. Summary: On January 15, 2010, while at the San Antonio District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed Offender Mark Stevenson to demonstrate an educational skill level that is equal to or greater than the average skill level of students who have completed the sixth grade in a public school in Texas. On January 15, 2010, Parole Officer John Henry instructed Offender Stevenson to attend an initial appointment for educational classes at CCISD Continuing Education Center 2401 School St. San Antonio, Texas, on February 15, 2010. Offender failed to keep initial appointment as instructed. Summary: On January 15, 2010, while at the San Antonio District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed Offender Mark Stevenson to demonstrate an educational skill level that is equal to or greater than the average skill level of students who have completed the sixth grade in a public school in Texas. On January 15, 2001, Parole Officer John Henry instructed Offender Stevenson to attend an educational skill level assessment at CCISD Continuing Education Center 2401 School St. San Antonio, Texas, on February 15, 2010. Offender failed to attend required assessment as instructed. I shall submit to testing for alcohol or controlled substances.

ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO SUBMIT TO ALCOHOL/DRUG TESTING On/About: (Enter date test was requested) At/About: (Enter location where test was to be conducted) Comp/Adj./Other: (Enter specific instructions given to offender, such as failure to

submit to urinalysis, failure to submit to Breathalyzer, etc. Enter name of Parole Officer)

On/About: 02-12-10 At/About: Corpus Christi District Parole Office


Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to submit to urinalysis as instructed. Parole Officer Laura Miller

Summary: On January 15, 2010, while at the Corpus Christi District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed Offender Mark Stevenson to submit to testing for alcohol or controlled substances. On February 12, 2010, Offender failed to submit to testing for alcohol or controlled substances by failing to submit to urinalysis, or (by failing to submit to Breathalyzer, etc.) I shall not communicate directly or indirectly with the victim; go to or near the residence, place of employment, or business of the victim, or go to or near a school, day-care facility, or similar facility where a dependent child of the victim is in attendance. ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO AVOID COMMUNICATION WITH THE VICTIM

On/About: (Enter date contact allegedly occurred) At/About: (Enter city, county, and State) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to avoid communication with the victim. Specify how

the offender allegedly communicated with the victim, i.e. by calling on the phone, by visiting the residence, by remaining about place of employment, by going to day care facility, etc. Enter name of complainant/victim contacted.)

On/About: 02-12-10 At/About: San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to avoid communication with the victim of the offense

for which I was sentenced to the Institutional Division by visiting her at her place of employment. Helga Akins, victim

On/About: 02-12-10 At/About: San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to avoid communication with the victim of the offense

for which I was sentenced to the Institutional Division by being on the premises of Wagner Elementary School where the minor child of the victim attends. Helga Akins, victim

Summary: On January 15, 2010, while at the San Antonio District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed Offender Mark Stevenson to not communicate directly or indirectly with the victim, go to or near the residence, place of employment, or business of the victim, or go to or near a school, day-care facility, or similar facility where a dependent child of the victim is in attendance. Offender failed to avoid communication with the victim by contacting the victim by telephone, OR (by visiting the victim’s residence, OR by remaining about the place


of employment, OR by going to day care facility, etc.) on February 12, 2010, at 3423 Maple St. San Antonio, Texas. I shall reimburse the State of Texas for the costs of any Post-Secondary Educational Programs in which I participated in TDCJ. ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO REIMBURSE THE STATE FOR COST OF SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS On/About: (Date of last payment or since release if no payments) At/About: (Enter city, county, and State) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure reimburse the state of Texas for the costs of Post-

Secondary Educational Programs in which I participated in TDCJ by being in arrears approximately $0.00)

(IF NO PAYMENTS SINCE RELEASE)

On/About: Since release from TDCJ At/About: San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to Reimburse the State of Texas for the costs of Post-

Secondary Educational Programs in which I participated in TDCJ by being in arrears approximately $1000.00. Parole Officer Lela Smith

(IF PAYMENTS NOT MADE AS DIRECTED)

On/About: 02-10-10 (Date of Last Payment) At/About: San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to reimburse the State of Texas for the costs of Post-

Secondary Educational Programs in which I participated in TDCJ by being in arrears approximately $75.00. Parole Officer Angela Haas

Summary: On January 15, 2010, while at the Corpus Christi District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry directed Offender Mark Stevenson to reimburse the State of Texas for the costs of any Post-Secondary Educational Programs in which I participated in TDCJ in the amount of $1500.00. Offender failed to reimburse the State of Texas for the costs of any Post-Secondary Educational Programs since release from TDCJ. OR since February 10, 2010 (i.e. date of last payment). NOTE: Immediately beneath the Statutorily Mandated Conditions are additional conditions of release required by law for “Certain eligible offenders upon written instruction from the supervising officer.” It is the responsibility of the supervising officer to review the offender’s history and provide written instruction to the offender via an advisement form for each of the following conditions which are


applicable by statute to the offender. Most of these can be listed as components for other conditions of release.

UPON WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS FROM SUPERVISING

OFFICER I shall participate in a drug or alcohol continuum of care treatment program. ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO PARTICIPATE IN A DRUG OR ALCOHOL CONTINUUM OF CARE TREATMENT PROGRAM On/About: (Enter Time Period or date offender stopped attending) At/About: (Enter location where offender was to attend) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to participate in a Continuum of Care Treatment

Program as instructed in writing, by-specify how he failed to participate, i.e. by failing to attend NA two times per week. Enter Parole Officer’s name.)

On/About: 02-10-10 At/About: San Antonio District Resource Center Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to participate in a Continuum of Care Treatment

Program as instructed in writing, by being unsuccessfully discharged for non-attendance. Parole Officer Tony Penny

Summary: On January 23, 2010, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer Tony Penny gave written instructions to Offender Mark Stevenson to participate in a drug or alcohol continuum of care treatment program. An Advisement form was given to offender with instructions to participate in AA program/counseling located at 801 S. Carter St. San Antonio, Texas, beginning February 10, 2010, at a frequency of twice per week. Offender failed to participate in a drug or alcohol continuum of care treatment program as instructed in writing by not attending since February 10, 2010. I shall register as a sex offender under Chapter 62, Code of Criminal Procedure. ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO REGISTER AS A SEX OFFENDER UNDER CHAPTER 62, CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE On/About: (Enter date or deadline offender was to register) At/About: (Enter name of applicable Law Enforcement Agency) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to Register as a Sex Offender as instructed in writing.

Parole Officer’s name)


On/About: 02-10-10 At/About: Bexar County Sheriff’s Office Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to Register as a Sex Offender as instructed in writing.

Parole Officer Tony Penny. Summary: On January 23, 2010, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer Tony Penny gave written instructions to Offender Mark Stevenson to register as a sex offender as instructed under Chapter 62, Code of Criminal Procedure. An Advisement form was given to offender with instructions to register as a sex offender by February 10, 2010 at the Bexar County Courthouse, 1234 Main St. San Antonio, Texas. Offender failed to register as a sex offender as instructed in writing. NOTE: If the Special Condition “M” is imposed upon release, it is not necessary to provide additional written instructions. The only time this condition is to be provided to the offender by written instruction from the supervising officer is when the Offender is a sex offender per law and agency policy and the Parole Board has not imposed Special Condition “M”. I shall not go in, on, or within a distance specified by a Parole Panel of premises where children commonly gather, nor shall I supervise or participate in any program that includes as participants or recipients, persons who are 17 years of age or younger, and I shall attend psychological counseling as specified by my supervising officer. ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO FOLLOW CHILD SAFETY ZONES (extended rule) or FAILURE TO ATTEND PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELING On/About: (Enter date or time period) At/About: (Location where violation occurred) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to-enter the specific violation-/Complainant or Parole

Officer’s name)

On/About: 02-13-10 At/About: San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to avoid, supervising, or participating in any program

that includes participants or recipients 17 years or younger as instructed in writing, by being a volunteer coach at the Boy’s Club. Parole Officer Susan Nelson

On/About: 02-13-10 At/About: MHMR Center, San Antonio, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to attend psychological counseling as instructed in

writing. Parole Officer Susan Nelson


On or about 02-13-10 At or about: San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas Com./Adj./Other: Failure to not go in, on, or within a distance of the San Antonio

Boys & Girls Club as specified by a Parole Panel. Parole Officer Susan Nelson

Summary: On January 23, 2010, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer Tony Penny gave written instructions to Offender Mark Stevenson to not go in, on, or within a distance specified by a Parole Panel, of premises where children commonly gather, nor shall I supervise or participate in any program that includes as participants or recipients, person who are 17 years of age or younger, and I shall attend psychological counseling as specified by my supervising officer. Offender failed to avoid supervising or participating in any program that includes participants or recipients 17 years or younger as instructed in writing, by being a coach at the Boy’s Club 1234 N. Palm Dr. San Antonio, Texas, since 02-13-10. Summary: On January 23, 2010, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer Tony Penny gave written instructions to Offender Mark Stevenson to not go in, on, or within a distance specified by a Parole Panel, of premises where children commonly gather, nor shall I supervise or participate in any program that includes as participants or recipients, person who are 17 years of age or younger, and I shall attend psychological counseling as specified by my supervising officer. Offender failed to attend psychological counseling, as instructed in writing, at MHMR Center 14333 S. Dole St. San Antonio, Texas, since 02-13-10. Summary: On January 23, 2010, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer Tony Penny gave written instructions to Offender Mark Stevenson to not go in, on, or within a distance specified by a Parole Panel, of premises where children commonly gather, nor shall I supervise or participate in any program that includes as participants or recipients, person who are 17 years of age or younger, and I shall attend psychological counseling as specified by my supervising officer. Offender failed to not go in, on or within a distance of the San Antonio Boys & Girls Club as specified by a Parole Panel, at the Boy’s and Girls Club 1234 N. Palm Dr. San Antonio, Texas, on 02-13-10. NOTE: The written instructions can be in the form of applicable “X” components, provided the Board has imposed “X” as a special condition. I shall perform not less than 300 hours of community service at a service project designated by a Parole Panel.

ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS REQUIREMENT


On/About: (Enter Time Period or deadline given to offender) At/About: (Enter service project designated by the Parole Panel) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to perform the required hours of Community Service,

as instructed in writing Parole Officer’s name)

On/About: 02-28-10 At/About: Salvation Army, San Antonio, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to perform the required hours of community service as

instructed in writing. Parole Officer Tony Penny

Summary: On January 23, 2010, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer Tony Penny gave written instructions to Offender Mark Stevenson to perform 250 hours of community service at the Salvation Army, San Antonio, Texas. Offender failed to perform community service as instructed since February 28, 2010.

GENERAL CONDITIONS OF RELEASE

General Conditions of Release as noted on the backside of the Parole Certificate are listed below. After each rule is an explanation of how to prepare/write an alleged violation of the applicable rule and a sample uniform allegation.

The format should include the rule, the name of the offense, the date of the offense, the location of the offense and any other element making the offense unique.

The information should be completed as follows:

On/About Enter the time period in which the violation is alleged to have

occurred or if it is an ongoing violation such as failure to report or failure to pay fees.

At/About Enter the location where the violation is alleged to have

occurred. District Parole Office name or City, county, and state will suffice.

Comp/Adj./Other On all technical violations, enter what the offender failed to do.

For law violations enter the offense that the offender committed.

Complainant Enter the name of the complainant. In criminal cases that

include victims, enter the name of the complainant or victim, -not the arresting officer’s name, or the arresting agency. In criminal cases such as DWI, Possession of Controlled Substance, or Public Intoxication, the complainant is the arresting officer. In drug related


allegations, identify the type of controlled substance. If the allegation is technical, in most cases, the complainant will be the Parole Officer.

Adjudication Enter the details of the case if it resulted in a conviction. This

information should consist of the following: The date of conviction, the Court of conviction, the cause number, and the sentence.

Other Use as necessary

Rule #1: I shall upon release from the institution, report immediately, as instructed to my Parole Officer; thereafter, report as directed and follow all instructions from my Parole Officer.

ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO REPORT IMMEDIATELY UPON RELEASE FROM CUSTODY

On/About: (Release from name of detaining facility) At/About: (enter the name of the Parole Office where the offender was

instructed to report) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to report as instructed to my Parole Officer. Parole

Officer Name) On/About: Release from TDCJ Institutional Division At/About: San Antonio I District Parole Office Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to report as instructed to my Parole Officer.

Parole Officer George Reyes Summary: On January 15, 2009, at the Walls Unit, releasing Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to report immediately upon release on January 16, 2009, to the San Antonio I District Parole Office. Offender failed to report immediately as instructed. ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO REPORT AS DIRECTED

On/About: (Enter time period when offender first failed to report) At/About: (Enter location where offender failed to report) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to report as directed to my Parole Officer. Parole Officer Name.)

On/About: 12-05-10 At/About: Houston I District Parole Office Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to report as directed to my Parole Officer. Parole Officer Clarita Santana.


Summary: On November 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer Clarita Santana directed offender Mark Stevenson to report on December 5, 2010, to the Houston I District Parole Office. Offender failed to report as directed.

ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO BE HOME FOR HOME VISIT

On/About: (Enter date when offender first failed to follow instructions) At/About: Enter address where offender was to be present for home

visit) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to-enter specific instructions given to offender. Parole

Officer’s name)

On/About: 10-02-10 At/About: 1524 Third Avenue, Brownsville, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to remain home for home visit as instructed by Parole

Officer. Parole Officer Rene Lopez Summary: On January 15, 2010 while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer Lana Rhodes instructed offender Mark Stevenson to follow all instructions from his parole officer, which are authorized by the Board. On September 26, 2010, Parole Officer Linda Smith instructed offender to be home for a home visit on October 2, 2010, at 1524 Third Avenue, Brownsville, Texas. Offender failed to be available for home visit as instructed.

ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO CONTACT OR ATTEND PROJECT RIO

On/About: (Enter the date the offender was scheduled to contact

Project Rio) At or about: (Enter Address of Project Rio Program) Comp./Adj./Other: (Failure to-Enter specific instructions offender failed to follow.

Parole Officer’s name.) On/About: 02-07-10 At or about: Project Rio Program, 321 Center Street, San Antonio, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to contact the Project Rio Program as instructed by my

Parole Officer. Parole Officer Brenda Bercher. Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the San Antonio District Parole Office, Parole Officer Brenda Bercher instructed offender Mark Stevenson to follow all instructions from his Parole Officer, which are authorized by the Board. On January 2, 2010, Parole Officer Brenda Bercher instructed offender to attend Project Rio, on February 7, 2010. Offender failed to attend Project Rio.


Rule #2: I shall commit no offense against the laws of this State or any other State or of the United States. ALLEGATION: LAW VIOLATION WITH CONVICTION

On/About: (Enter date of offense) At/About: (Enter location of offense – County, and State will suffice) Comp/Adj./Other: (Enter Law violation or offense as listed in Texas Penal Code

or applicable Penal Code, Enter Cause #, date of conviction, Court of Conviction, County of Conviction, and sentence assessed by the Court)

On/About: 10-24-10 At/About: Bexar Country, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Burglary of a Habitation, Conviction Cause #2001CR5643, 12-

20-10, 182nd District Court, Bexar County, Texas, 10 year sentence TDCJ-ID.

ALLEGATION: LAW VIOLATION WITH PENDING CHARGES OR “NO CONVICTION”

NOTE: A criminal law violation: “NOT RESULTING IN A CONVICTION” should indicate the specific elements of the offense, date of offense, location of offense, and the name of the complainant.

On/About: (Enter date of offense) At/About: (Enter location of offense – County and State will suffice) Comp./Adj./Other: (Enter law violation or offense as listed in the applicable Penal

Code, Enter Name of Victim)

On/About: 9-22-10 At/About: Harris County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Aggravated Assault. Name of victim. On/About: 8-23-10 At/About: Nueces County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Possession of a Controlled Substance – Cocaine. Police

Officer Samuel Cummings NOTE: Identify the controlled substance On/About: 02-15-10 At/About: Cameron County, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Driving While Intoxicated. Police Officer Samuel Cummings.


On/About: 02-10-10 At/About: Bexar County, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Indecency with a Child. Name of Child (If named on

indictment, complaint, etc) along with date of birth.

NOTE: When one of the elements of the alleged violation requires proof of the age of the complainant, include the complainant’s date of birth as noted above. (i.e., Sexual Assault of a Child, Injury to the Elderly, etc.)

(IF ARRESTED) Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston VI District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to commit no offense against the laws of this State or of any other State or of the United States. On January 15, 2010, Police Officer David Smith, Houston Police Department, arrested the offender and reported the offender assaulted Helen Robertson on January 15, 2010, at 2339 Morris Street, Houston, Texas.

(IF NOT ARRESTED)

Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to commit no offense against the laws of this State, or of any other State, or of the United States. On January 15, 2015, Police Officer David Smith, Houston Police Department, reported the offender assaulted Ellen Robertson on January 12, 2010, at 2339 Morris Street, Houston, Texas.

(IF CHARGED, BUT NOT ARRESTED)

Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to commit no offense against the laws of this State or of any other State or of the United States. On January 15, 2010, the JIMS computer reported the offender was indicted for Aggravated Assault on Ellen Robertson on January 5, 2010, at 2339 Morris Street, Houston, Texas.

(IF ALLEGATION BY A THIRD PARTY)

Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to commit no offense against the laws of this State or of any other State or of the United States. On January 15, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Mrs. Mary Stevenson, wife of offender Mark Stevenson, completed an Affidavit in the presence of Parole Officer John Henry alleging that the offender had assaulted her on January 14, 2010, at 2339 Morris Street, Houston, Texas. Mrs. Stevenson was advised to file a police report.


Rule #3: I shall reside in a specified place as approved by my supervising officer. On/About: (Enter the date Offender reportedly changed Residence) At/About: (Enter last approved address) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to reside in a specified place as approved by my

supervising officer-enter the name of the Parole Officer making the allegation.)

On/About: 10-28-10 At/About: 410 South Main # 300, Houston, Harris County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to reside in a specified place as approved by my

supervising officer. Parole Officer Laura Miller

(IF REPORTED BY RELATIVE)

Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to reside in a specified place as approved by my supervising officer. On October 28, 2010, Robert Stevenson, the offender’s father, reported the offender no longer resides at the specified residence of 410 South Main #300, Houston, Texas. The Parole Officer did not give the offender permission to change his place of residence. Offender is now residing at 1621 N 21st St. Staples, Houston, Texas.

(IF REPORTED BY APARTMENT MANAGER)

Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to reside in a specified place as approved by my supervising officer. On January 25, 2010, Robert Jones, the apartment manager, reported the offender no longer resides at the specified residence of 410 South Main #300 Houston, Texas. The Parole Officer did not give the offender permission to change his place of residence. Offender’s location is unknown.

(IF REPORTED BY RESIDENT) Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to reside in a specified place as approved by my supervising officer. On January 25, 2010, Robert Jones, a resident, reported the offender no longer resides at the specified residence of 410 South Main #300, Houston, Texas. The Parole Officer did not give the offender written permission to change his place of residence. Offender’s location is unknown. NOTE: The violation narrative should also state whether offender’s location is known or unknown.


Rule #4: I shall not travel outside the State of Texas without the approval of my supervising officer. On/About: (Enter date offender allegedly traveled outside the U.S.) At/About: (Enter Country the offender allegedly entered) Comp/Adj./Other: (Leaving the United States without authorization by the Board.

Parole Officer’s name) On/About: 02-10-10 At/ About: Country of Mexico Comp./Adj./Other: Leaving the United States without authorization by the Board.

Parole Officer David Spencer.

ALLEGATION: (Traveling Out of State but within the United States without approval from supervising officer)

On/About: (Enter date Offender left the state) At/About: (Enter City and State where offender traveled) Comp/Adj./Other: (Leaving the State of Texas without the approval of my

Supervising Officer/Enter the name of the Parole Officer)

On/About: 1-25-10 At/About: Nashville, Tennessee Comp/Adj./Other: Leaving the State of Texas without Written Permission of my

Parole Officer. Parole Officer Connie Malone Summary: On December 10, 2009, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to not travel outside the State of Texas without the approval of my supervising officer. On January 25, 2010 Robert Stevenson, offender’s father, reported the offender traveled to Tennessee. The Parole Officer did not give the offender approval to travel outside the state of Texas.

(IF ARRESTED OUT OF STATE) Summary: On December 10, 2009, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson not travel outside the state of Texas without the approval of my supervising officer. On January 25, 2010, Police Officer David Smith, Nashville Police Department, reported the offender was arrested in Nashville, Tennessee. The Parole Officer did not give the offender approval to travel outside the state of Texas. NOTE: Travel “outside the United States” requires authorization by the Board.


Rule #5: I shall not unlawfully own, possess, use, sell, nor have under my control any weapon or illegal weapon.

On/About: (Enter date or time period) At/About: (Enter location - County and state will suffice) Comp/Adj./Other: (Possession of a Firearm/ Enter type of firearm, i.e. Pistol,

rifle, shotgun, etc.) On/About: 10-31-10 At/About: Bexar County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Possession of a Firearm – Pistol

NOTE: Do not describe firearm in terms of caliber, gauge, manufacturer, model, etc. ALLEGATION: (POSSESSION OF WEAPON)

On/About: (Enter date time period) At/About: (Enter location (County and state will suffice) Comp/Adj./Other: (Possession of a Weapon or Illegal Weapon/ Enter type of

weapon or illegal weapon)

On/About: 7-15-10 At/About: Travis County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Possession of a Weapon or Illegal Weapon - Knife with blade

over 5 1/2 inches in length On/About: 3-15-10 At/About: Atascosa County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Use of a Weapon or Illegal Weapon - Short Barrel Firearm On/About: 05-23-11 At/About: Comal County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Use of a Illegal Weapon – nightstick - Gail Johnson, victim

On/About: 04-23-09 At/About: Guadalupe County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Use of a Weapon – Screwdriver - Susan Nelson, victim On/About: 05-23-11 At/About: Comal County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Use of a Weapon – Gun - Gail Johnson, victim Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Henry to not unlawfully own, possess, use, sell, nor have under my control any weapon or illegal weapon.


On January 20, 2010, Police Officer David Smith, Houston Police Department, arrested the offender and reported the offender possessed a firearm on January 20, 2010, at 2339 Morris Street, Houston, Texas. NOTE: Illegal Weapon as defined by Chapter 46 of the Texas Penal Code, is an explosive weapon, machine gun, short-barrel firearm, firearm silencer, switchblade knife, knuckles, armor-piercing ammunition, chemical dispensing device, “club” (which means “an instrument that is specially designed, made, or adapted for the purpose of inflicting serious bodily injury or death by striking a person with the instrument”), blackjack, nightstick, mace, tomahawk, knife with blade over 5 ½ inches, hand instrument designed to cut or stab by being thrown, dagger, bowie knife, sword or spear.

NOTE: Any object, which is used to cause or threaten to cause bodily injury, is considered a violation of Rule #5 as a prohibition against the use of a weapon. NOTE: The mere possession of an object by an offender is not a violation of Rule #5. For example, an offender who is arrested for Public Intoxication and, upon being searched, is found to have a pocket knife with a blade less than 5 ½ inches. He is not in violation of Rule #5. If he had threatened to use or used the knife, he is in violation of the rule. Rule #6: I shall avoid persons or places of disreputable or harmful character.

NOTE: “Avoid association” shall mean that an offender shall not associate with any person that is engaged in criminal conduct nor any person or group of persons whose specific association has been prohibited by written instruction by a Parole Officer. On/About: (Enter date or time period) At/About: (Enter location - County and State will suffice) Comp/Adj./Other: (Association with person(s) disreputable or harmful character.

Enter name of person(s) that was engaged in criminal conduct or person(s) who offender’s association with has been prohibited by written instruction. If the person is on parole, enter TDCJ number with name.)

On/About: 06-24-09 At/About: Hays County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to avoid association with person(s) of disreputable or

harmful character. Albert Long, TDCJ #0123456


Summary: On January 10, 2009, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to avoid persons or places of disreputable or harmful character, specifically James Hines and Richard Starks. On January 25, 2009, Police Officer Robert Jones, Houston Police Department, reported that the offender was associating with Albert Long TDCJ #0123456 while Mr. Long was using crack/cocaine. Mr. Long was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Substance but Offender Stevenson was not arrested. Summary: On January 10, 2009, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson in writing to avoid persons or places of disreputable or harmful character. On January 25, 2009, Officer Robert Jones, Houston Police Department, reported the offender was given a citation for Speeding. The passenger in the vehicle was identified as James Hines TDCJ #0146899 and Richard Starks TDCJ #567898. Summary: On January 10, 2009, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson in writing to avoid persons or places of disreputable or harmful character, specifically to not enter any establishment that derives the majority of its business from nudity or the sale of alcoholic beverages. On January 25, 2009, Officer Robert Jones, Houston Police Department, reported the offender was arrested for public intoxication on January 25, 2002, at the Penthouse Gentlemen’s Club (A bar featuring nude entertainment), 2432 S. Wrong Place, Houston, Texas. NOTE: To allege association with “gang” members Special Condition #8 shall be alleged if imposed. Rule #7: I shall not enter into any agreement to act as "informer" or special agent for any law enforcement agency without specific written approval of the Parole Division Director or designee.

On/About: (Enter time period) At/About: (Enter location (County and state will suffice) Comp/Adj./Other: (Failure to obtain specific written approval from the Parole

Division Director or his designee to enter into an agreement to act as "informer" or special agent for a law enforcement agency. Enter name of law enforcement agency)

On/About: 07-25-10 At/About: Williamson County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to obtain specific written approval from the Parole

Division Director or his designee to enter into an agreement to act as "informer" or special agent for a law enforcement agency. Georgetown Police Department.


Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Georgetown District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson not to enter into any agreement to act as "informer" or special agent for any law enforcement agency without specific written approval of the Parole Division Director or designee. On July 25, 2010, David Stevenson, the offender’s brother, reported the offender entered into an agreement to act as an informer with the Houston Police Department. The offender did not have specific written approval of the Division. Note: If the person reporting is not a criminal justice agent, all efforts should be made to obtain a written affidavit.

Rule #8: I shall abide by all Special Conditions imposed upon me by the Board. On/About: (Enter date or time period) At/About: (Enter location of violation) Comp/Adj./Other: (Enter letter of special condition): Failure to (specify the

alleged violation/Enter Parole Officer’s name)

NOTE: When alleging a special condition violation, specify the alleged act that caused the alleged violation. For example, if Offender is charged with a violation of Rule #8-S; indicate whether the specific allegation is failure to attend treatment, a positive urinalysis, failure to submit to urinalysis, etc. If the allegation is based on a condition with components indicate which component the offender violated and the specific date the component was read to the offender

(POSITIVE URINALYSIS)

On/About: 8-26-10 At/About: San Antonio III District Parole Office Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to abstain from the use of illegal drugs, narcotics, or

controlled substances as evidenced by positive urinalysis results for the use of opiates. Parole Officer Francisco Garcia

(FAILURE TO ATTEND COUNSELING SESSION)

On/About: 9-27-10 At/About: San Antonio DRC Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to attend substance abuse treatment program.

Parole Officer Francisco Garcia.


(CURFEW VIOLATION)

On/About: 01-28-11 At/About: 1410 Orange Street, Tarrant County, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to abide by my daily activity schedule curfew by

arriving late. Parole Officer Omar Sanchez

(FAILED TO ATTEND PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION OR SCHEDULED MEETING WITH COUNSELOR AND/OR PSYCHOLOGIST)

On/About: 01-29-11 At/About: Treatment Associates, 1810 Hanmore, Harlingen, Texas Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to attend psychological evaluation as directed by

Parole Officer. Parole Officer Helga Akins Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the Harlingen District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to participate in a maintenance free program for the treatment of alcohol and/or substance abuse. Mr. Stevenson was to attend the New Hope substance abuse treatment program no later than January 17, 2011. On January 29, 2011, the offender failed to participate in a maintenance free program for the treatment of alcohol and/or substance abuse as instructed. A progress report received on January 20, 2011 confirmed that the offender failed to attend on January 29, 2011, (or) "on more than one occasion." Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the Harlingen District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to abstain from the consumption of alcohol and illegal drugs. On January 29, 2011, the offender admitted to the use of Cocaine on January 2, 2001 Special Condition “R” On January 10, 2011, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to make restitution payments as required by supervising parole officer in the amount of $10.00 per month. On (or Since) February 8, 2011, the offender failed to make restitution payments as required by supervising parole officer in the amount of $10.00 per month. He is currently in arrears $20.00. RULE # 8 VIOLATIONS EXAMPLES Insert the appropriate special condition, outlined below, in the underlined area of the Instructions portion of the rule #8 violation. • Complete Basic Adult Education program. • Submit to urinalysis for substance abuse at the discretion of the parole officer.


• Not to operate a motor vehicle without written permission. • Not to open a checking account without written permission. • Participate in MHMR and/or psychological counseling program. • Participate in the electronic monitoring program. • Participate in Project RIO. • Not use any controlled substance. • Participate in sex offender caseload. • Participate in mentally ill/retarded caseload.. • Make restitution payments. • Not unlawfully use drugs, narcotics or controlled substances. • Not use intoxicating inhalants. • Not consume alcoholic beverages. • Submit to urinalysis monitoring. • Not enter County without written Board approval.

Insert the appropriate special condition, outlined below, in place of the language underlined in the violation portion of the rule #8 violation narrative. • Failed to complete/attend Basic Adult Education program. • Failed to submit to urinalysis monitoring. • Operated a motor vehicle without written permission. • Opened a checking account without written permission. • Failed to participate in MHMR and/or psychological counseling program. • Failed to participate in the electronic monitoring program. • Failed to participate in Project RIO. • Used drugs, narcotics or controlled substances. • Failed to participate in the sex offender caseload. • Failed to participate in mentally ill/retarded caseload. • Failed to make restitution payments. • Consume alcoholic beverages. • Contacted victim (s) of the instant offense without permission. • Entered County without written Board approval. NOTE: If the special condition is not included in the above list, enter the specific condition as stated on the Notice of Special Conditions.

RULE # 9- A: I hereby agree to abide by all rules of Parole including, but not limited to the requirement that “I appear at any hearings or proceedings concerning alleged violations” of Parole as required by law of the jurisdiction in which I may be found or the State of Texas.

NOTE: This rule would apply to an offender who fails to appear at a summons hearing after being properly served with a summons


ALLEGATION: FAILURE TO APPEAR AT SUMMONS HEARING

On/About: (Enter the date of the scheduled summons) At /About: Enter the location the summons hearing was to take place) Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to Appear at Summons Hearing/Enter name of

supervising Parole Officer. On/About: 02-10-10 At /About: Travis County Correctional Complex, Austin, Travis County,

Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to Appear at Summons Hearing. Parole Officer John

Henry. Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to agree to abide by all rules of parole including, but not limited to the requirement that “I appear at any hearings or proceedings concerning alleged violations” of Parole as required by law of the jurisdiction in which I may be found or the State of Texas. On January 2, 2010, while at the Austin I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry served offender Mark Stevenson with a Summons to appear at a Revocation Hearing scheduled for January 15, 2010, at the Travis County Correctional Complex, Austin, Texas. Offender failed to appear at the Summons Hearing. NOTE: Rule #9B is for waiver of extradition from another state and would normally not be used for violation purposes.

RULE # 9- C: I shall pay, during the period of my supervision, any and all outstanding fines, court costs and fees adjudged against me to the clerk of the court of conviction, and I agree to provide my Parole Officer with documentation verifying payment of said amounts. I shall pay a supervision fee for each month that I am required to report to a Parole Officer as instructed by my Parole Officer.

On/About: (Enter date of last payment or date of ID release) At/About: (Enter District Parole Office where payments are made) Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to Pay Supervision Fees as Directed by my Parole

Officer Enter name of Parole Officer making the allegation and the approximate amount of arrearage)

On/About: 01-30-11 At/About: San Antonio III District Parole Office


Comp/Adj./Other: Failure to Pay Supervision Fees as instructed by my Parole Officer by being in arrears approximately $120.00. Parole Officer Helga Akins

Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to pay a monthly supervision fee of $10.00 for each month on supervision. On (or Since) January 30, 2011, the offender failed to pay supervision fees as instructed. Offender is currently in arrears of $120.00. Summary: On January 10, 2010, while at the Houston I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to pay a monthly crime victim fee in the amount of $8.00 for each month of supervision. On (or Since) January 30, 2011, the offender failed to pay crime victim fee as instructed. Offender is currently in arrears of $46.00. Rule # 9 – D In the event I am placed in or allowed to reside in a halfway house or community residential facility, I hereby agree to go directly to and reside in the facility designated by the Parole Division until released by the Division. I shall abide by the rules of the facility and attend all required meetings. I shall not leave the physical confines of the facility and the property thereof, except for traveling to and from work, or as authorized by facility rules. During my stay, I shall pay 25% of my gross income to the facility if required. I shall leave all keys to any motor vehicle that I have use of with facility staff when the motor vehicle is not in use.

On/About: (Enter the date of alleged incident/violation) At/About: (Enter name and location of facility) Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to (enter the specific violation/Enter Parole Officer’s name)

(FAILURE TO REPORT TO THE DESIGNATED FACILITY)

On/About: 02-11-11 At/ About: Salvation Army, 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to go directly to and reside in the facility designated by

the Parole Division. Parole Officer Crystal Taylor

(LEAVING THE FACILITY PRIOR TO BEING AUTHORIZED TO LEAVE)

On/About: 02-11-11 At/ About: Salvation Army, 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to remain at the Halfway House designated by the

Parole Division by leaving without authorization. Parole Officer Crystal Taylor.


(NOT ATTENDING ALL REQUIRED MEETINGS)

On/About: 02-11-11 At/ About: Salvation Army, 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to attend required AA meetings at the Halfway House

designated by the Parole Division. Parole Officer Crystal Taylor

(LEAVING THE PHYSICAL CONFINES OF THE FACILITY)

On/About: 02-11-11 At/ About: Salvation Army, 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to remain within the physical confines of the Halfway

House designated by the Parole Division. Parole Officer Crystal Taylor

(NOT PAYING 25% OF GROSS INCOME)

On/About: 02-11-11 At/ About: Salvation Army, 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to pay 25% of gross income as required by the

Halfway House designated by the Parole Division. Parole Officer Irene Guzman

(NOT LEAVING KEYS OF MOTOR VEHICLE WITH FACILITY STAFF)

On/About: 02-11-11 At/ About: Salvation Army, 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to leave keys of motor vehicle with Halfway House

Staff. Parole Officer Irene Guzman

(FAILURE TO REPORT TO THE DESIGNATED FACILITY)

Summary: On January 10, 2111, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to go directly to the halfway house or community residential facility, Salvation Army 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas, and reside in the facility designated by the Parole Division until released by the Division. On (or Since) February 11, 2011, the offender failed to go directly to and reside in the facility designated by the Parole Division.


(LEAVING THE FACILITY PRIOR TO BEING AUTHORIZED TO LEAVE) Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to go directly to the halfway house or community residential facility, Salvation Army 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas, and reside in the facility designated by the Parole Division until released by the Division. On (or Since) February 11, 2011, the offender failed to remain at the facility designated by the Parole Division.

(NOT ATTENDING ALL REQUIRED MEETINGS) Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to abide by the rules of the facility and attend all required meetings at the Salvation Army 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas. On (or Since) February 11, 2011, the offender failed to attend required AA meetings at the facility designated by the Parole Division.

(LEAVING THE PHYSICAL CONFINES OF THE FACILITY) Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to not leave the physical confines of the facility and the property thereof at the Salvation Army 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas. On (or Since) February 11, 2011, the offender failed to remain within the physical confines of the facility designated by the Parole Division.

(NOT PAYING 25% OF GROSS INCOME) Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to pay 25% of gross income to the facility, Salvation Army 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas. On (or Since) February 11, 2011, the offender failed to pay 25% of gross income as required to the facility designated by the Parole Division.

(NOT LEAVING KEYS OF MOTOR VEHICLE WITH FACILITY STAFF) Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to leave all keys to any motor vehicle with facility staff, when the motor vehicle is not in use, at the Salvation Army 800 Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas. On (or Since) February 11, 2011, the offender failed to leave keys of motor vehicle with facility staff.


Rule # 9- E: As required by the Board, I shall obtain and keep in my possession a Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Personal Identification Card or Driver’s License. I shall present said identification card to law enforcement or Texas Department of Criminal Justice officials upon request.

On/About: (Enter date of release –or- date of actual violation) At/About: (County of residence and state) Comp./Adj./Other: (Failure to-specify the alleged violation. Parole Officer’s name)

(FAILURE TO OBTAIN AN ID SINCE RELEASE)

On/About: 02-10-11 At/About: Bexar County, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to obtain a Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS)

Personal Identification Card or Driver’s License. Parole Officer Edna Carrizales.

(FAILURE TO CARRY ON HIS PERSON REQUIRED ID)

On/About: 02-10-11 At/About: Bexar County, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to keep in my possession a Texas Department of

Public Safety (DPS) Identification Card of Driver’s License. Parole Officer John Henry.

(FAILURE TO PROVIDE ID UPON REQUEST FROM OFFICIAL)

On/About: 02-10-11 At/About: Bexar County, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to present a Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS)

Identification Card or Driver’s License upon request from a Law Enforcement Officer or Texas Department of Criminal Justice Official. Parole Officer John Henry.

(FAILURE TO OBTAIN AN ID SINCE RELEASE)

Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to obtain and keep in his possession a Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Personal Identification Card or Driver’s License. On February 10, 2011, the offender reported to the San Antonio I District Office without obtaining a Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Personal Identification Card or Driver’s License.


(FAILURE TO CARRY KEEP IN HIS POSSESSION TEXAS ID) Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the San Antonio I District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to obtain and keep in his possession a Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Personal Identification Card or Driver’s License. On February 11, 2011, the offender admitted that he was not in his possession a Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Personal Identification Card or Driver’s License.

(FAILURE TO PRESENT UPON REQUEST FROM OFFICIAL) Summary: On January 10, 2011, while at the San Antonio District Parole Office, Parole Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson to present said identification card to law enforcement or Texas Department of Criminal Justice officials upon request. On February 10, 2011, the offender failed to present identification card to Parole Officer John Henry upon request. Rule # 9-F: If I am released to a detainer and deported outside the international borders of the United States prior to the maximum expiration date shown on this Release Certificate, I shall not enter the United States unlawfully. In the event that I gain lawful entry into the United States, I shall report immediately, as instructed to the office shown on this Release Certificate. If at any time prior to the maximum expiration shown on this release certificate said detaining agency fails to exercise custody, I shall immediately upon release (within 24 hours) report as instructed to the office shown on this Release Certificate. On/About: (Enter the date of alleged violation) At/About: (Enter location of alleged violation) Comp./Adj./Other: (Failure to-specify what offender failed to comply with. Parole

Officer’s name)

(OFFENDER RETURNS TO U.S. UNLAWFULLY AFTER DEPORTATION)

On/About: 02-10-11 (date of arrest/entry) At/About: Webb County, Texas (Location of arrest/entry) Comp./Adj./Other: Entering the United States unlawfully after being deported to

Mexico. Parole Officer John Jacobs.


(OFFENDER RETURNS TO U.S LAWFULLY AFTER BEING DEPORTED BUT FAILS TO REPORT)

On/About: 02-10-11 (date he was to report to the Parole Office) At/About: McAllen District Office, 1912 Beaumont, McAllen, Texas Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to report immediately after gaining lawful entry into the

United States. Parole Officer John Jacobs.

(OFFENDER RELEASED FROM DETAINER WITHOUT DEPORTATION)

On/About: 02-10-11 (date detaining agency released offender) At/About: McAllen District Office, 1912 Beaumont, McAllen, Texas

(office shown on release certificate) Comp./Adj./Other: Failure to report immediately after the detaining agency failed

to exercise custody and release occurred prior to the maximum expiration date shown on the Release Certificate. Parole Officer John Jacobs.

(OFFENDER RETURNS TO U.S. UNLAWFULLY AFTER DEPORTATION) Summary: On January 15, 2001, at the Walls Unit, releasing Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson that if released to a detainer and deported outside the international borders of the United States to not enter the United States unlawfully. On February 10, 2011, Officer Jerry Jones, U.S. Border Patrol, arrested the offender and reported the offender entered the United States illegally on February 10, 2011 at 234 Water St. Laredo, Texas. Summary: On January 15, 2001, at the Walls Unit, releasing Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson that if released to a detainer and deported outside the international borders of the United States and in the event that he gains lawful entry into the United States, shall report immediately as instructed to the office shown on this Release Certificate. Since February 11, 2011, the offender failed to report immediately after gaining lawful entry into the United States.

(OFFENDER RELEASED FROM DETAINER WITHOUT DEPORTATION) Summary: On January 15, 2001, while at the Walls Unit, releasing Officer John Henry instructed offender Mark Stevenson that if at any time prior to the maximum expiration shown on this release certificate said detaining agency fails to exercise custody he shall immediately upon release (within 24 hours) report as instructed to the office shown on this Release Certificate. On February 10, 2011, the offender failed to report immediately after the detaining agency failed to exercise custody and release occurred prior to the maximum expiration date show on the release certificate.

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