Posted on Feb 6, 2020
Former Navy Sailor Sentenced to 71 Years for Bank Robbery Spree
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Why do they bring up his military service which has nothing to do with the crime. It's like being in the military causes you to become a criminal.
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LTC Wayne Brandon
I wondered the same thing. What if he had never served? Would they headline it with "Catholic or Baptist Man...?" Or "White or Black or Oriental Man...?"
It makes no sense but for the sake of throwing out something that would capture someones attention - For dramatics sake, I guess.
It makes no sense but for the sake of throwing out something that would capture someones attention - For dramatics sake, I guess.
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CWO3 (Join to see)
They always do, especially if it's an "ex" Marine in a shooting. Flashback to Oswald.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
CW5 Jack Cardwell True. I Learned how to Pick Locks before I Joined the Navy but becoming a Navy O-Brancher, Knowing a Little Bit about Locks is Important. Little did I know I would end of doing Physical Security Assessment for Tempest Reviews for SCIFs LOL!
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It really annoys me when a former service member is called out. Three and a half years in the military out of his 60 years? Why not a note as to his High School or Elementary School? He was there longer.
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