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HELENA, Mon. -- Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has been formally charged with four felonies on accusations that he broke into an acquaintances home to steal prescription painkillers, then robbed a second home two days after being released from jail. Cascade County Attorney John Parker charged Leaf with two counts of burglary and two counts of criminal possession of a dangerous drug in court documents filed Thursday but only available on Friday. If convicted, Leaf faces a maximum prison sentence of 20 years on each burglary charge and five years for each possession charge. An arraignment has not yet been scheduled. A message left with Leafs attorney in Great Falls was not returned Friday afternoon. Leaf is jailed without bond on a 30-day hold while Montana and Texas authorities exchanged information on whether the Montana arrest violated the terms of his probation from a 2010 plea deal in Texas. In that case, Leaf was accused of burglarizing a players home while he was a quarterbacks coach for Division II West Texas A&M and an investigation turned up that Leaf had obtained nearly 1,000 pain pills from pharmacies. James Farren, the district attorney for Randall County in the Texas Panhandle, said late Friday that his office has received adequate details from Montana authorities and will file a motion to revoke Leafs probation on Monday Leaf is likely to face the Montana charges before being returned to Texas on the parole violation charge. "Its my understanding that Texas will wait until the Montana case has been resolved," Parker said. The charging documents filed Thursday offer more details to the allegations against the ex-quarterback. They say that Leafs arrest was the culmination of a monthlong investigation by the Central Montana Task Force that began when Great Falls postal workers tipped authorities that Leaf was receiving frequent packages and paying more than $500 cash on delivery for each. Task force officers and Leafs parole officer confronted Leaf on March 30. After initially denying receiving anything other than an herbal supplement from Florida, he eventually admitted that he received 10 packages, the charging documents said. Authorities then searched Leaf and his truck, finding two pill containers in a golf bag with Leafs name. One contained 28 oxycodone pills, while the other was empty with a prescription label in the name of an acquaintance of Leafs. Leaf first denied having any pills, the charging documents said. When told what was found in his golf bag, Leaf said the pills were from an old prescription. Asked about the prescription container for his acquaintance, Leaf said the man left the pills there when the two were playing golf together. "Ultimately, Leaf admitted to stealing some oxycodone pills from (the acquaintance)," the charging documents read. "Leaf admitted to ingesting six or seven of the oxycodone even though he does not have a prescription for oxycodone." Police concluded after interviews with the acquaintance and his housekeeper that Leaf entered the mans home the day before without permission and the two did not go golfing together. Leaf was arrested and then freed on $76,000 bail. Two days later, on April 1, two Cascade County residents told authorities they had returned home to discover a man inside their home, the documents say. The man said he had the wrong home and left. The couple called police after they noticed a drill missing, and later found three different prescription medications were gone. 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