Tyler Feight, the man who attacked a jogger in College Park and took a plea deal that allowed him to avoid a formal conviction, is back in jail. The plea deal put Feight on probation and requires him to undergo “psychosexual evaluation and treatment,” for which he failed to show, according to a Florida Department of Corrections arrest warrant. The Orange County Jail shows Feight was booked on Monday under new charges. What happened?According to court documents, 26-year-old Feight was arrested on April 10. Police say Feight attacked a woman jogging just after 4 a.m. as she passed a home on Northumberland Avenue.The victim reported that Feight tried to get on top of her, but he fled after she kicked and screamed.Original charges The incident led to Feight being charged with battery (one prior battery) and attempted sexual battery of a person over the age of 12.In November, Feight was offered the plea deal and was released for time already served.He was also ordered to have no contact with the victim and maintain a three-block distance from the location of the attack.While Orlando police arrested him for attempted sexual battery, State Attorney Monique Worrell said there was insufficient evidence to prove to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that he tried to sexually assault the jogger. Feight had been living with his grandparents, but his grandmother told police he had moved. She said she didn’t want him there because he was violent and his “current whereabouts is unknown.”
Tyler Feight, the man who attacked a jogger in College Park and took a plea deal that allowed him to avoid a formal conviction, is back in jail.
The plea deal put Feight on probation and requires him to undergo “psychosexual evaluation and treatment,” for which he failed to show, according to a Florida Department of Corrections arrest warrant.
The Orange County Jail shows Feight was booked on Monday under new charges.
What happened?
According to court documents, 26-year-old Feight was arrested on April 10. Police say Feight attacked a woman jogging just after 4 a.m. as she passed a home on Northumberland Avenue.
The victim reported that Feight tried to get on top of her, but he fled after she kicked and screamed.
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Original charges
The incident led to Feight being charged with battery (one prior battery) and attempted sexual battery of a person over the age of 12.
In November, Feight was offered the plea deal and was released for time already served.
He was also ordered to have no contact with the victim and maintain a three-block distance from the location of the attack.
While Orlando police arrested him for attempted sexual battery, State Attorney Monique Worrell said there was insufficient evidence to prove to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that he tried to sexually assault the jogger.
Feight had been living with his grandparents, but his grandmother told police he had moved. She said she didn’t want him there because he was violent and his “current whereabouts is unknown.”