After a hearing Tuesday morning, court officials say Jamarcus Glover’s probation has been revoked.
The decision was made by a judge Tuesday morning to revoke Glover’s probation, which means he now faces a seven-year prison sentence.
Glover was a key figure in the Breonna Taylor raid in 2020, and was arrested in a different case back in September 2023. He was accused of using juveniles to transport and sell drugs.
Glover was released after posting a $20,000 bond and never showed back up to court until he was tracked down and arrested in January. During all of that, Glover was already on probation for a trafficking conviction.
He had seven years hanging over his head if he messed up again, and that is just what he did. A judge revoked Glover’s probation Tuesday morning, meaning he is now sentenced to seven years in prison. And that is on top of whatever other sentence he may or may not receive for these recent charges.
Source: WAVE
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