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"A Brevard County Jail inmate that was mistakenly released is back in jail Thursday and County Court Judge Ben Garagozlo made it clear he should not be on the streets.Lamenceo Dorsey was recently put on probation for trafficking in heroin, but a list of all his other arrests would take quite some time to read -- battery, grand theft, burglary and many others, filling 12 pages.\u00A0When he was arrested again last week, officers at the Brevard County Jail mistakenly let him post a small amount of bail and released him, violating their own release policy, a mistake acknowledged by Sheriff Wayne Ivey.Video: Sheriff says jail shouldn't have released inmate\"He should have been kept in because of the felony probation until such time as he saw a judge,\" Ivey said.Garagozlo seemed surprised that Dorsey, with his scandalous background, could keep getting arrested and released.\"On my watch, I'm not going to have somebody who basically commits a felony on probation be able to post a bond and keep going back and forth,\" Garagozlo said.Dorsey protested, but the judge was unmoved.\"You've been coming back and forth before the courts,\" Garagozlo said. \"That door has just closed. At this point, you'll be housed at the Brevard County Jail.\"Dorsey is\u00A0 being held without bail, and will be tried for grand theft and burglary. Meanwhile, his probation for heroin trafficking could be revoked, meaning he could spend three years in state prison for that, instead of being free on probation.Related: Florida mug shots"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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