Posted on Jul 25, 2024
Illinois deputy who killed Sonya Massey discharged from Army for 'serious misconduct' in Kansas
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Anthony Ghiotto, a former Air Force prosecutor who now teaches law at the University of Illinois, said there are several reasons why a service member could receive this type of discharge, including as a potential result of a court-martial conviction, in lieu of a court-martial proceeding, or if they commit a civilian infraction that can’t be disciplined through the military justice system.
Anthony Ghiotto, a former Air Force prosecutor who now teaches law at the University of Illinois, said there are several reasons why a service member could receive this type of discharge, including as a potential result of a court-martial conviction, in lieu of a court-martial proceeding, or if they commit a civilian infraction that can’t be disciplined through the military justice system.
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MSG Billy Brumfield
Multiple DUIs fall into that category but go ahead and speculate to your hearts desire.
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Patricia Overmeyer
This is would put a stop to a lot of this bullshit policing practices. And instead of the taxpayers having to foot the bill, it should start coming out of the officer's pockets as well.
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Why is this happening?
There are some nice police officers just remember
There are some nice police officers just remember
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SFC Jo Ann Klawitter
Patricia Overmeyer you need to watch your blood pressure
He should be convicted of a crime. What do you want him to hang from a tree?
He should be convicted of a crime. What do you want him to hang from a tree?
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1SG (Join to see)
SFC Jo Ann Klawitter - Luckily, folks with your thought process are on the way out.
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