Man Pleads No Contest To Indecent Exposure
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A Gans man pleaded no contest to a felony charge of indecent exposure after allegedly exposing himself in February to an employee at a Sallisaw business.

As part of the plea agreement, Isaac Samuel Pool, 20, received a five-year suspended sentence and was given special sex offender rules and conditions to follow.

Pool was charged March 1 with the felony count after his Feb. 24 arrest.

According to court records, the victim reported that Pool came into the business and began touching himself inappropriately. The victim asked Pool to stop and leave, but the defendant continued touching himself, before leaving the business.

During a police interview, Pool told police that he had a bet with another guy and admitted to touching himself in front of the victim, but he allegedly said that he did not believe that he hurt anyone and he did not touch the victim.
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