On October 16, Michael Deon Woulard, 50, was booked into the Alachua County Jail. Woulard has two convictions for lewd/lascivious exhibition against children under 16, one dating back to 2001 and the other dating back to 2007. According to court records, Woulard has open cases in Alachua County dating back to 2022 for allegedly trafficking drugs and failing to register as a sexual predator. However, he hasn’t been booked on the charges, court records show. Woulard’s jail booking information states he is “in transit.”On July 31, 2026, the United States Attorney’s Office of the Middle District of Florida announced that Woulard was sentenced to 14 years and ten months in prison for robbery and brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime.According to the press release, “Woulard robbed a Value Pawn shop in Jacksonville, stealing goods valued at approximately $45,945. On November 25, 2023, Woulard robbed a Kay Jewelers store in Jacksonville, during which he brandished a semi-automatic pistol at employees and stole jewelry valued at approximately $352,623.66. On February 20, 2024, Woulard robbed another Kay Jewelers store in Ocala, during which he again brandished a semi-automatic pistol at employees and stole jewelry valued at approximately $364,752.56. Woulard was arrested on February 21, 2024, while in possession of numerous stolen items from the third robbery. During a voluntary interview with investigators from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and the Ocala Police Department, he admitted to committing the jewelry store robberies.” A judge ordered Woulard to pay $442,582.59 in restitution to the victims.According to the press release, the case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, the Ocala Police Department, and the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office. Assistant United States Attorney David B. Mesrobian prosecuted the case.
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