WCTV reported a jury found Robert Green guilty and a judge sentenced him to life without parole.

Just over an hour is the deliberation WCTV printed. Life in prison without parole is the sentence it printed. The station does not name the judge. The neighbor who survived a gunshot to the chest is not named here.

WCTV, by WCTV Staff, published Nov. 4, 2026, at 4:33 p.m. EST, reported a guilty verdict was returned Wednesday for a man accused of a deadly shooting at Tallahassee's Westgate Community in October 2020. The update line said the story had been updated and did not print a second clock. It reported Robert Green, 47, was found guilty after a jury deliberated for just over an hour Wednesday and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Found guilty, and sentenced, are both in that sentence. It reported court records show his two-day trial ended with a guilty verdict on charges of first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder. A two-day trial, and just over an hour of deliberation, are not the same span. First-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder are the counts that sentence names. The page does not name the judge.

WCTV reported the 47-year-old was accused of shooting and killing one of his neighbors, Michael Platt, and of trying to kill another neighbor who ultimately survived a gunshot to the chest. The other neighbor is not named on the page, and is not named here. October 2020 is the month WCTV printed. It did not print a day in October. It reported prosecutor Sarah Dugan said Platt's family did share a victim impact statement before the judge sentenced Green to life in prison. It quoted Dugan: "The victim's family was very glad this defendant was held accountable for this senseless murder and we are thankful he won't have an opportunity to commit any other acts of violence in the community." The page image is credited Unsplash. It is not a photograph of Green. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.