TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Gov. Jeb Bush's 24-year-old daughter, Noelle, was jailed Wednesday in Orange County, Fla., for failing to meet the conditions of a drug treatment plan ordered by a court, according to Local 6 News.

Noelle Bush, the governor's middle child and only daughter, was arrested in January at a pharmacy drive-through window for trying to buy the anti-depressant Xanax with a fraudulent prescription.

She was admitted to an undisclosed drug treatment center in February, with the possibility the charges would be dropped if she successfully completed the program.

However, Bush apparently violated the conditions of the program. She was sentenced to 72 hours in jail for indirect criminal contempt of court by Judge Reginald Whitehead.

Bush was taken into custody Wednesday, according to Local 6 News. Gov. Jeb Bush sent an e-mail to reporters Wednesday notifying them of his daughter's lapse and expressing sadness.

"My family is saddened to share that our daughter Noelle has not abided by the conditions of her drug court treatment plan,'' Bush wrote. "Unfortunately, this happens to many individuals even as they continue their journey to full recovery.

"There are consequences for every action we take in our lives, and as her parents, Columba and I wish we could have prevented our daughter from making the wrong choices,'' Bush said.

"We love Noelle, but she is an adult, and I respect the role of the courts in carrying out our state's drug treatment policies,'' he wrote.

The prosecutor who originally handled Noelle Bush's case said the case had been transferred to another county, and he wasn't aware of the development.

"Generally if a defendant does not successfully complete drug court then you're back to square one,'' said the prosecutor, Owen McCaul.

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