A Medway man is behind bars once again after Waldo County officials rescinded his bail.
Officers arrested James Lee and took him to Penobscot county jail Monday after Waldo county issued a warrant for his arrest.
Lee had already spent the weekend in Penobscot county jail after being arrested Friday for violating his bail conditions when he was reportedly seen driving a grader in Medway.
Lee is facing a manslaughter charge in connection with a fatal accident in September of last year in Monroe.
He initially agreed to a plea deal that would have put him behind bars for four years for his role in that accident, but the judge in the case said the prison term would have to be six years.
Lee then changed his plea, and the case was set for trial.
Lee entered no plea in court Monday.
Lee can't drive a motor vehicle, and is to have no contact with the witnesses in the case.
He is also under a seven pm to seven am curfew.
He is expected to appear in Waldo County Superior Court Tuesday, and has an arraignment scheduled for November 4th at 8:30 in the morning.
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