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Thursday, April 17, 2025

22 inmates to be released from Centralia CC April 2020

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Centralia Correctional Center is set to have at least 22 inmates released on mandatory supervision during April 2020, according to the Illinois Department of Corrections.

Lamont Thomas, convicted of "AGG BATTERY/HARM/PEACE OFFICER", served the longest amount of time at Centralia Correctional Center, spending over 9 years incarcerated.

Most prison inmates are released on some condition of supervised monitoring. This monitoring can last from a year to the rest of someone’s life.

Inmates being released from Centralia CC in April
NameOffenseSupervised Release Date
Miguel CarmonaAID/ABET/POSS/SELL STOLEN VEH2020-04-01
Paul B. FosterAGGRAVATED DOMESTIC BATTERY2020-04-02
Joshua R. BurgosTHEFT $300<$10,0002020-04-02
Devonte ErvinMOB ACTION2020-04-03
Marcus L. WilliamsESCAPE/VIOLATE ELEC MONITORING2020-04-03
Sunni NobleOBTAIN SUBSTANCE BY FRAUD/1ST2020-04-03
Rolando SolisMANU/DEL 10-15 GRAMS HEROIN2020-04-03
Victor AguirreMANU/DEL OTHER AMT NARC SCHED I&II2020-04-06
Eric R. ThompsonTHEFT <$300/SCHOOL/WORSHIP2020-04-11
Nicholas T. JesterBURGLARY2020-04-11
Randall L. PorterAGG DUI/6+/BAC 0.16+2020-04-14
Kenneth FruendBURGLARY2020-04-18
Gregory A. BranchAGG FLEEING/2+ DISOBEY TRAFFIC DEVICES2020-04-18
Edward J. YoumansAGGRAVATED DOMESTIC BATTERY2020-04-20
Ryan KitowskiBURGLARY2020-04-20
Lamont ThomasAGG BATTERY/HARM/PEACE OFFICER2020-04-20
Nathaniel JacksonMANU/DEL 10-15 GRAMS HEROIN2020-04-23
Gilbert SalazarDRIVING W/ SUSPEND/REVOKE LICENSE 10-142020-04-24
Alejandro I. LlamasBURGLARY W/O CAUSING DAMAGE2020-04-24
Erik BrecedaARMED ROBBERY/NO FIREARM2020-04-25
Quadir B. WhitehurstAID/ABET/POSS/SELL STOLEN VEH2020-04-28
Darnell CoxMANU/DEL 1-14 GRAMS HEROIN2020-04-28

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