Navy doc gets no jail time for 23 alleged sexual assaults. What up with that?
Stars & Stripes reports that a Navy doctor, Lt. Cdr. Anthony Velasquez, who had been accused of molesting female patients, pleaded to some charges and was given a deal in which most of the charges were dropped — and he wound up not doing any time, and his fine was suspended. Somebody wearing Navy stars ...
Stars & Stripes reports that a Navy doctor, Lt. Cdr. Anthony Velasquez, who had been accused of molesting female patients, pleaded to some charges and was given a deal in which most of the charges were dropped -- and he wound up not doing any time, and his fine was suspended.
Stars & Stripes reports that a Navy doctor, Lt. Cdr. Anthony Velasquez, who had been accused of molesting female patients, pleaded to some charges and was given a deal in which most of the charges were dropped — and he wound up not doing any time, and his fine was suspended.
Somebody wearing Navy stars has some ‘splaining to do.
(HT to the IC)
Thomas E. Ricks is a former contributing editor to Foreign Policy. Twitter: @tomricks1
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