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  The former Georgetown High School basketball star was sentenced on Monday, July 20, to 14 months in the Ohio Department of Corrections for his second probation violation following a guilty verdict for domestic violence in September 2014.
  "You were sitting right there telling me to give you another chance, after I sat right here and gave you that chance," Gusweiler said. "After I sat out in the hallway and gave you a hug, and I said how much of a good guy you have the ability to be, how much upside that you have, how we were here to help you, and we wanted to help you. And I get nothing."
  Felder admitted to violating the terms of his community control by drinking alcohol. A crash report from the Ohio State Highway Patrol states that on the evening of July 4, Felder was reportedly involved in two car accidents, the second of which he crashed his car into an embankment after hitting a car full of children. No one was injured in either of the accidents.
  Felder allegedly attempted to escape on foot following the second crash on Old US 68 in Pleasant Township and was eventually apprehended by the OSHP, with help from the Brown County Sheriff's Office, according to the patrol.
  The reported stated Felder, 27, was transported to Mt. Orab Mercy Hospital to treat injuries suffered due to not wearing a seat belt in his car, before being arraigned and incarcerated in the Brown County Adult Detention Center in the early hours of July 5.
  At the hearing, Felder apologized to his family, the court, and the families of the two vehicles that he reportedly hit a little more than two weeks ago.
  Labeling Felder as a danger to the public and as someone who had lost his right to community control, Gusweiler gave Felder a sentence that will put him behind bars for at least the next 14 months.
  Isaiah Felder, right, sits with his attorney, Aaron Maus, at the Brown County Courthouse. Felder was sentenced to 14 months in prison for violating his probation.
  https://www.newsdemocrat.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/web1_IMG_45512.jpgIsaiah Felder, right, sits with his attorney, Aaron Maus, at the Brown County Courthouse. Felder was sentenced to 14 months in prison for violating his probation.