BRANDON WAYNE BLECH, APPELLANT,
v.
STATE OF FLORIDA, APPELLEE
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The court affirmed the revocation of probation and the sentences imposed, but remanded for correction of a specific revocation order.
The defendant's sex offender probation was revoked based on alleged violations. The revocation orders erroneously stated the defendant admitted to the…
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Brandon Wayne Blech seeks review of the orders revoking his sex-offender pro*269bation in cases 07-CF-147 and 07-CF-148 and sentencing him to concurrent terms of 198 months in prison. We affirm without comment the- court’s decision to revoke Blech’s probation and the resulting sentences. We remand solely for correction of the revocation order in case 07-CF-147 to comport with the relief granted pursuant to Blech’s motion to correct sentencing error.
At the time of the violations, Blech was serving concurrent terms of-ten years of sex offender probation in cases 07-CF-147 and 07-CF-148. The State filed an affidavit of violation of probation in each case in September 2014. Blech contested the allegations, and the trial court held a revocation hearing at which the parties presented evidence and argument. The trial court concluded that Blech willfully and substantially violated his probation and entered two revocation orders. These revocation orders, which were rendered in December 2014, erroneously state that Blech admitted to the alleged probation violations.
Blech filed a motion to correct sentencing error on this'basis in case 07-CF-147.1 The circuit court granted the motion, but the corrected order of revocation repeats the mistake. We therefore remand for entry of a second corrected order of revocation in case 07-CF-147 which comports with the relief granted in the order rendered on July 14, 2015. .
Affirmed and remanded with directions.
CASANUEVA and CRENSHAW, JJ., Concur.