July 26, 2021
An Escambia County man has been sentenced to state prison for stealing from his customers.
Circuit Court Judge Jennie Kinsey sentenced Robert James Stoll, 42, to 10 years in State Prison followed by 20 years probation for organized fraud.
A joint investigation by the Florida Department of Agriculture and the Office of the State Attorney determined that over the course of a year and a half, Stoll used two businesses Flawless Flooring & Cabinets and Pensacola Discounted Cabinets to steal over $80,000 from 16 of his customers.
Stoll took thousands of dollars from each victim while failing to perform the work for which he was paid. Among the 16 victims were nine elderly persons and three disabled persons, including a disabled veteran. Several of the
Robert Stoll: Pensacola man sentenced for stealing $80k from customers
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