Posted on Apr 24, 2022
General convicted on 1 of 3 charges in U.S. Air Force's first-ever sexual misconduct trial
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Cooley faced one charge of sexual assault under Article 120 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, with three specifications — one of forcible kissing and two of forcible touching, according to an Air Force charge sheet.
The former Air Force Research Laboratory commander was found guilty of the first specification, but cleared of the other two by Col. Christina Jimenez, the senior military judge in the case, the Air Force said.
What they're saying: "This case clearly demonstrates the commitment of Air Force leaders to fully investigate the facts and hold Airmen of any rank accountable for their actions when they fail to uphold Air Force standards," said Col. Eric Mejia, Staff Judge Advocate for Air Force Materiel Command, in a statement.
What's next: Cooley's sentencing hearing is due to begin on Monday.
The former Air Force Research Laboratory commander was found guilty of the first specification, but cleared of the other two by Col. Christina Jimenez, the senior military judge in the case, the Air Force said.
What they're saying: "This case clearly demonstrates the commitment of Air Force leaders to fully investigate the facts and hold Airmen of any rank accountable for their actions when they fail to uphold Air Force standards," said Col. Eric Mejia, Staff Judge Advocate for Air Force Materiel Command, in a statement.
What's next: Cooley's sentencing hearing is due to begin on Monday.
General convicted on 1 of 3 charges in U.S. Air Force's first-ever sexual misconduct trial
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Yeah but the fact a general actually went to court martial and was convicted on any charge hasn't happened before...well in the Air Force it seems.
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