Four sex offenders appear in Yates County Court
Staff reports
The Chronicle-Express
PENN YAN – Four sex offenders in unrelated cases appeared Tuesday, Jan. 12 in Yates County Criminal Court before Judge Jason L. Cook in the only in-person session allowed last week due to COVID-19 restrictions on court procedures. A fifth previously registered sex offender was to have appeared, but failed the Covid screening. His case was adjourned.
PABLO P. BACON, 23, of Canandaigua, convicted of second-degree rape (class D felony), was sentenced to 180 days in jail, 10 years probation, and registration as a sex offender. Bacon was arrested May 14, 2020 by Yates County Sheriff’s Office investigators on a sealed Yates County Superior Court arrest warrant following an investigation of allegations he subjected an underage juvenile to sexual contact in the town of Middlesex. He was originally charged with one count each of first-degree rape, first-degree criminal sexual act, and second-degree cri
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A Penn Yan man pleaded guilty in court this week to a count of predatory sexual assault against a child.
Yates County District Attorney Todd Casella says Timothy Brewer, 65, pleaded guilty to the violent felony charge. He’s expected to be sentenced to 10 years to life in prison.
At this point sentencing is scheduled for February 2nd.
He was taken into custody in May 2020 after grooming and luring a young child to perform various sexual acts. The incidents increased in severity, according to prosecutors, as they occurred.