Posted on May 27, 2021
Navy chief loses anchors for trying to record female locker room
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A former U.S. Navy chief lost his anchors in March after he pleaded guilty to charges involving him trying to use a cell phone to record inside a female locker room, according to recently released Navy trial results.
Former Chief Boatswain’s Mate Douglas R. Lusk pleaded guilty to two specifications of disorderly conduct during a special court-martial in San Diego March 15, according to Navy records.
The military judge sentenced Lusk to a rank reduction to E-5 and confinement for four months.
Under the terms of a plea agreement, Lusk waived his right to an administrative separation board.
Former Chief Boatswain’s Mate Douglas R. Lusk pleaded guilty to two specifications of disorderly conduct during a special court-martial in San Diego March 15, according to Navy records.
The military judge sentenced Lusk to a rank reduction to E-5 and confinement for four months.
Under the terms of a plea agreement, Lusk waived his right to an administrative separation board.
Navy chief loses anchors for trying to record female locker room
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UCMJ Sexual Harassment
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Why would one be so stupid to wager his career and family? Obviously he does not have a good set of values.
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Here’s why this chief lost his anchors
He's being diverted to a civilian court program, too.
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