(a) Pursuant to Section 3504.2, inmates meeting the criteria for assignment to the Highest Control or Risk Classification, upon release from confinement from a State facility, are required to report to their assigned parole agent within two days or 48 hours of release from state prison. Within 24 hours of the parolee's failure to report, the DAPO parole agent shall petition the local court as described in subsection 3766(b)(1).

(b) When the parolee is released from a county jail facility, where the parole agent has determined that the parolee has become unavailable for supervision, or of being suspected of committing a serious crime, the parole agent shall attempt to locate the parolee, and if the parole agent has determined that the parolee's whereabouts are unknown, obtain a warrant from the court for the parolee's arrest, completing the following steps:

(c) Department staff shall utilize the CDCR Form 2274 (04/13), After-Hours Warrant Tracking Form, which is incorporated by reference, to process after hours warrant information received by the Administrative Officer of the Day, and manually enter warrant information into the following systems:

(d) Pursuant to PC Section 3000(b)(9)(B), any warrant issued by BPH shall remain in full force and effect until the warrant is served or recalled by BPH. All cases of parolees arrested pursuant to a warrant issued by BPH shall be reviewed by BPH. The parole agent shall submit a discharge review report to BPH for discharge consideration. If BPH decides to take no action, and/or retain the parolee on parole, DAPO shall initiate remedial sanctions, which may include continuing the parolee on parole with no sanctions, or filing a petition for revocation of parole as described in Section 3764.