Brian David Stobaugh's probation was revoked by Associate District Judge A.J. Henshaw and Stobaugh was sentenced to 20 years in prison for being in contact with convicted felons and being late on his court fines and costs. Stobaugh, 31, had been on probation for various drug crimes. He will be eligible for probation after he serves five years in the Department of Corrections program "Thinking for a Change."
"Individuals on probation must follow each and every rule that the court requires of them," Kyle Waters, assistant district attorney handling the case, said. "If they do not, they risk losing their freedom."




