Posted on Jan 27, 2017
Trump Hints that Pardon Possible for Sailor Who Took Submarine Photos
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That poor fool! I also think his punishment was too harsh. At least he didn't post the photos using social media.
"Saucier took the photos knowing they were classified, but did so only to be able to show his family and future children what he did while he was in the Navy, his lawyers said. He denied sharing the photos with any unauthorized recipient.
"It was a foolish mistake by a very young man," his lawyer, Greg Rinckey, said after the sentencing. "It's a very sad case because Kristian Saucier is a fine young man. We don't believe this was really his true character.""
"Saucier took the photos knowing they were classified, but did so only to be able to show his family and future children what he did while he was in the Navy, his lawyers said. He denied sharing the photos with any unauthorized recipient.
"It was a foolish mistake by a very young man," his lawyer, Greg Rinckey, said after the sentencing. "It's a very sad case because Kristian Saucier is a fine young man. We don't believe this was really his true character.""
Trump Hints that Pardon Possible for Sailor Who Took Submarine Photos
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Donald Trump
Posted 8 y ago
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It was a one year confinement sentence and that was probably "because Saucier destroyed key evidence including his laptop computer, a camera and a memory card after an interview with the FBI in 2012". The obstruction charge led to confinement otherwise bet they would've just discharged him. Either way, he got what he deserved for knowingly violating the law.
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My Cousin served on the USS Annapolis. A submarine. And this has nothing to do with this. He told me that they are not even allowed to bring there cell phones onboard.
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