With violation of his probation, Joshua Schleining now faces prison. Schleining appeared in court Thursday and said he used marijuana on at least two occasions and altered his urine for a drug test at least twice. He faces up to 20 years in prison on a negligent homicide charge stemming from a one-vehicle rollover last year that killed 16-year-old Sarah Lynn Russell.

Court documents state that Schleining was speeding in his SUV north of York on July 22nd before the vehicle went down a 100-foot embankment and crashed in a creek. Russell was ejected and drowned. Blood tests showed Schleining had in his system the active ingredients in marijuana.