ORLANDO, Fla. – The man accused of attacking a jogger near Orlando’s College Park earlier this year was rearrested Monday, accused of violating the probation he received as his sentence in the case.
The Orange County Jail’s website shows Tyler Feight now in its system under the new charge.
Video sent to News 6 from outside Howard Middle School in Orlando shows police detaining Feight on Monday afternoon around 4:10 p.m.
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The viewer who sent this to us claimed he believed the man was Tyler Feight and pointed him out to police officers.
Feight was arrested in April after a woman claimed Feight knocked her to the ground and tried to overpower her along Northumberland Avenue. When the victim fought back, she said Feight ran away.
Then on Nov. 20, Feight was allowed to plead no contest to a battery charge. He was sentenced to three years of probation, along with time served for 225 days in jail.
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However, the prosecutor on the case withheld adjudication, which meant that once Feight completed his sentence, he would have no criminal record.
State Attorney Monique Worrell told News 6 last week that the prosecutor did not mean to check the “withhold of adjudication” box on the paperwork.
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The new arrest warrant was issued for Tyler Feight on Friday on behalf of the parole office.
The arrest warrant says Feight violated his probation by changing his residence without notifying his probation officer first. It says he also failed to show up for his psychosexual evaluation, which was part of his probation.