Pensacola man failed to register as sexual predator; sentenced to 35 years in prison
Escambia Circuit Judge Coleman Robinson sentenced a Pensacola sexual predator to 35 years in prison Thursday after he failed to register as a sex p...
Escambia Circuit Judge Coleman Robinson sentenced a Pensacola sexual predator to 35 years in prison Thursday after he failed to register as a sex predator. Robert James Pooley, 35, was sentenced to Florida's Department of Corrections for failing to register as a sexual predator, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and trafficking methamphetamine. In case you missed it: Pensacola woman, 72, gets life for shooting man who rejected her romantic advances "In May of 2021, the defendant failed to register as required by his sexual predator designation," a State Attorney's Office press release noted.