Local Georgetown resident, Robert Lee Taylor, has been arrested and detained for Probation violation (for felony offense).
The case dates back to August of 2010 when a Circuit Court Indictment charged the subject with 4-counts, three felonies and one misdemeanor.
The original charges were Complicity to trafficking in a controlled substance - first degree, Complicity to trafficking in a controlled substance - second degree, Trafficking in controlled substance - second degree, and Endangering the welfare of a minor.
However, those charges were amended down as part of a plea agreement, according to a Scott County Circuit Court judgement and sentence, and the subject was placed on felony probation.
The then defendant, plead guilty to Facilitation to T.I.C.S - first degree, Facilitation to T.I.C.S - second degree, and T.I.C.S - second degree with the endangering charge being dismissed.
The sentence given was 5-years in prison, but it was probated. The defendant may be facing that entire prison term because of this violation.
As of Friday, Mr. Taylor was being held on $10,000 bond at the Scott County Detention Center.
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