Overview
- Orange County jail logs list Tyler Feight as arrested by Orlando police on a violation of probation tied to his recent plea.
- An arrest warrant filed Friday alleged he missed a court-ordered psychosexual evaluation and listed his grandparents’ address despite not living there.
- A violation report said his location had been unknown and recommended revoking his probation and remanding him to prison.
- Feight pleaded no contest in November to felony battery in the April College Park attack, receiving 225 days time served and three years’ probation with treatment requirements and stay-away orders.
- State Attorney Monique Worrell said a prosecutor mistakenly withheld adjudication on the plea paperwork, called the sentence consistent with Florida guidelines, and noted the victim approved the agreement.