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A convicted child molester has been sentenced to 220 years in federal prison after he was found to have produced child sexual abuse material and hacked the jumbotron at the Jacksonville Jaguars stadium after the team learned he was a registered sex offender and fired him.
A federal judge in Jacksonville has sentenced 53-year-old Samuel Arthur Thompson, of St. Augustine, on Monday, per court records.
He was convicted back in November of producing, receiving and possessing sexual images of children, producing such images while required to register as a sex offender, violating the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act, sending unauthorized damaging commands to a protected computer and possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.
Thompson was arrested in early 2020 after being deported by the Philippines back to the U.S., officials said.
He had fled to the Southeast Asian country about six months earlier, after the FBI executed a search warrant at his home and seized several of his computers, according to a criminal complaint.
A convicted sex offender was sentenced to 220 years in prison after he hacked the jumbotron at the Jacksonville Jaguars stadium and also had possession of child pornographic materials
According to court records, Thompson was convicted of
