Man Sentenced for Theft of Military Property

justice.gov ^ | July 23, 2020 | U.S. Attorney’s Office Eastern District of North Carolina

[ransomnote]

Stealing 40+ sets of night vision goggles - makes me think Antifa wanted some hardware.

[Bullish]

Are you just going to post every single article they have on that site?

[blueunicorn6]

People stealing from the police, unions, charities and Green Berets.

I’m sorry, but we are going to have to start hanging thieves.

There are way to many of them, and they steal from everyone.

[zek157]

FR needs an ignore button.

[norcal joe]

C’mon. You’re ruining FR. I don’t think most readers want mostly just articles from one source.

[knarf]

I'm hoping the saturation of my FB mewsfeed with FR posts brings in new blood.

No one's criticized me yet, but your reply made me think about it.

If I DO get a comment, I'll ask how much is his monthly.

We are at a point where every bit of information and data can help connect dots and draw the string closed.

[blueunicorn6]

Criminals just hate it when they see other criminals being punished.

It frightens them.

You just keep on posting.

[Bullish]

Please don’t use us as click-bait.

[gtwizard]

Really annoying!! Why not just ONE post with links inside?? Makes me want to “BAN” you

[DUMBGRUNT]

FR needs an ignore button.

If you do not like it; don’t click on it.

It’s that simple.

[bigbob]

Hope so, I want to know about them.

[meadsjn]

Thanks for posting this article. We need to see hat some justice is happening.

I heard that Sessions launched this op. :)

[ConservativeMind]

DOJ “Clickbait?”

Really?

[Svartalfiar]

and then cover the thefts by decreasing the electronic inventory, which reduced the number of those items expected to be located in a physical inventory. On at least one occasion, Allen forged the signature of another soldier to cover his theft.

And how did that work? I don't have much experience with supply admin stuff, but I thought decreasing an electronic inventory would either leave a bright arrow pointing to the guy that did it, or he'd need another soldier to CAC-sign the change in amount (assume responsibility). Which means both the physical card and the PIN.

If he actually forged another's signature, that would likely be a hand-receipt, which does nothing to lower an electronic inventory, it just shows accountability for where the physical item is.

[TangoLimaSierra]

Are you just going to post every single article they have on that site?

Maybe someone could teach you how to skip a post you don't want to read. Or do you just like to whine?

[BipolarBob]

Welcome to Free ransomnote Republic.

[sauropod]

That M1 parked in front of Mr. Allen’s house was a dead giveaway...

[knarf]

Is THAT what you think of us ... me ... ?

[Night Hides Not]

Was the perp a civilian or warrant officer? My battalion PBO was a CW2, back when property books were kept manually.

I did a 6 month stint as a PBO when I was a 1LT. There was a lag between outgoing and incoming warrants. It got me the extension that had originally been denied, and out of field duty during winter.

I was inspected by Group HQ halfway through, the out briefing was brief. The CW4 who did the inspection told the Old Man, “Colonel, your property book is in better shape now than when LT NHN took over.”

Immediately after, I took over as the Battalion S-4. I was a natural, with an accounting degree and PBO experience.

[Fresh Wind]

LOL! I was just about to suggest that!