Posted on Jan 12, 2018
Navy recruiter arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing a minor
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If true, he needs a dishonorable discharge, demotion to E-1, forefit pay and allowances, and thrown in jail to rot.
Navy recruiter arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing a minor
Posted from navytimes.com
Sexual Assault
Children
Recruiter
Investigation
Punishment
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This brings up a question for me. How does this affect a active duty SM when they break civilian law. Does the State take possession of him or do they go to Ft. Leavenworth to serve their time?
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SSG(P) (Join to see)
I believe once the servicemember is convicted in civilian court, the military can then pursue charges under UCMJ and seek to have the service member serve the punishment in military prison.
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SGT Jim Arnold
SSG(P) (Join to see) - I was thinking the Army works with the local DA and depending on the seriousness of the charge (state or federal felony). The army would be lead in the federal felony case instead of the state?
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CPL Dave Hoover
It's usually left up to the civilian authority, usually a meeting of the minds, often which ever can be more severely prosecuted gets the nod.
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