A Clinton County man who spent five days on the lam last week after escaping from the custody of the Clinton County Jail, is back behind bars and faces new and additional charges.

Bobby W. Pillar, 33, of Albany, surrendered himself to Kentucky State Trooper Jason Warinner on Saturday, December 7, at 9:25 p.m., according to Kentucky State Trooper Billy Gregory, the Public Affairs Officer for Post 15 in Columbia.

Pillar surrendered himself at his residence on Ky. 1590, and was arrested by Warinner at that time.

Originally charged with non-support and failure to appear, Pillar now faces additional charges of Escape 1st Degree and Assault 3rd Degree.

Pillar escaped from the Clinton County Jail last Monday night, December 2, while being treated near the front of the jail for an injury on his arm.

According to Clinton County Jailer Gene Ferrill, Clinton County Deputy Jailers Clyde Stearns and Deputy Debbie Russell were treating Pillar when the incident occurred.

Stearns sustained minor injuries during the altercation.