Posted on Dec 9, 2014
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The same way I would treat a female.

Step 1: warn them that if they talk to me, it will be an unrestricted report, and it will be referred to OSI for criminal investigation of the person they accuse.

Step 2: If they want it to be a restricted report, I would take them to the SARC or the chaplain.

Step 2a: If they still want to report it to me, I'm still going to involve the SARC, but also my commander and OSI.
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Lt Col (Join to see) Spot on. They may also contact a Healthcare Professional for Step 2.
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True enough. I'm not the expert, but I know that both the SARC and chaplain are experts who can take a restricted report. They'd be my first call, and then they can make the assessment about medical professionals.
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TSgt Joshua Copeland
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In all honestly, how/why is/should it any different?
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COL Jean (John) F. B.
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They should be treated exactly the same as a female victim.
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