Dayton Man Arrested in Scioto County on Parole Violation Following Prior Failure to Comply Conviction

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A Dayton man is back in custody after being arrested in Scioto County on a parole violation tied to a prior felony conviction out of Morrow County.

According to jail records, Dayshawn J. Parker, 28, was booked into custody during the early morning hours of March 27, 2026. He is currently being held on a charge of parole violation.

Records indicate Parker was previously convicted in Morrow County for Failure to Comply with the Order or Signal of a Police Officer, a fourth-degree felony. Court information shows he received a prison sentence of approximately 1.5 years, with additional firearm-related specifications noted in the case.

Following his release, Parker was placed under Adult Parole Authority (APA) supervision. His recent arrest in Scioto County stems from an alleged violation of the terms of that supervision.

At this time, details surrounding the specific circumstances of the parole violation have not been publicly released.

Parker remains in custody pending further proceedings.

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