Former fugitive has probation violated

Once one of the most wanted men in the state, former fugitive Kinsley Fisk has now been relegated to the title of probation violator, ordered to serve the remainder of his misdemeanor sentence while he awaits trial on home invasion and rape charges.

Fisk has been ordered to serve the balance of a six-month sentence for probation violation dating back to his arrest in 2005, coincidentally an arrest which came on charges of resisting stop, a precursor to his six-month flight from the law which ended recently in Akron, Ohio.

Fisk is charged, along with Heath Crisp, with raping a woman at a house on Martin Street in January. The victim said the two men, along with four other people, forced their way into her home looking to collect a debt from a man who was elsewhere at the time. The woman said Fisk and Crisp forced themselves on her once the other home invaders had left in search of the man who owed the debt to them.

While the other five alleged perpetrators were nabbed shortly after the crime, Fisk remained at-large for several months, narrowly avoiding apprehension on several occasions. He was added to the TBI’s 10 Most Wanted list at one point.

His run from the law came to and end two weeks ago when lawmen received information he was heading to hide out in Akron. Authorities there were waiting when he stepped off the bus, taking him into custody and extraditing him back to Warren County.

In addition to achieving most wanted status, Fisk also violated his probation when he fled the area by failing to live up to the requirements of his early release. The violation is his third since he was first placed on probation in late 2005.