Infamous former Penguin once again in trouble with the law.

An infamous former National Hockey League forward added to his growing legacy of criminality this week when he found himself placed under arrest in his home state of Massachusetts.

A report from the Times Leader has revealed that former Pittsburgh Penguins forward Billy Tibbetts was once again arrested this week for allegedly violating the conditions of a protective order against him. Tibbetts, who also had brief stints as a member of the New York Rangers and Philadelphia Flyers, was issued the protective order stemming from previous allegations of harassment.

A warrant had been issued for Tibbetts arrest all the way back on February 4th, with a judge in the state of Massachusetts issuing the warrant, although Tibbetts was arrested at a Red Roof Inn in Plains Township, a township in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.

Tibbetts was subsequently released on $25,000 bail.

Tibbetts has had an extensive criminal history that includes some truly heinous charges. On March 30th in 1994, Tibbetts pled guilty to raping a 15 year old girl when he was 17 years old as per the CBC. A few months later on April 27th of 1994 he would receive a suspended sentence of six months and 18 months probation for charges of assault and battery on police officer, disorderly conduct and intimidating a witness. In 1995 Tibbetts was sentenced to two and a half years in prison when he was found guilty of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.

Since his NHL career came to an end Tibbetts has been arrested multiple time for various offenses including leading police on a high speed chase in 2007 as per Boston.com.

Given Tibbetts' lengthy rap sheet, there's no telling what type of sentence he may be facing over this latest arrest.