Commander, Navy Reserve Forces
Commander, Navy Reserve Forces
Posted on Oct 30, 2024
Navy commander accepted bribes for Special Immigrant Visa papers that should have gone to Afghan...
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Navy commander accepted bribes for Special Immigrant Visa papers that should have gone to Afghan allies
Jeromy Pittmann was sentenced to 30 months in prison for accepting bribes for visas that were intended for Afghan nationals who worked with U.S. troops during the war.
Jeromy Pittmann was sentenced to 30 months in prison for accepting bribes for visas that were intended for Afghan nationals who worked with U.S. troops during the war.
Navy commander accepted bribes for Special Immigrant Visa papers that should have gone to Afghan...
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IMHO 30 months is not enough. Should have been closer to 30 years.
Yes, I know that is on par with sentencing for murder. This level of breach of trust - not to mention jeopardizing national security - is at that level. At least in my book, it is.
Yes, I know that is on par with sentencing for murder. This level of breach of trust - not to mention jeopardizing national security - is at that level. At least in my book, it is.
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