The People

Navy Officer Gets 41 Months for Cyberstalking Ex-Wife and Her Boyfriend

via Washington Times·4h ago

A Navy lieutenant commander has been sentenced to 41 months in federal prison for cyberstalking his ex-wife and her boyfriend over several years. The case highlights the severe consequences of digital harassment and the military's commitment to holding service members accountable for criminal behavior. This conviction serves as a warning against using military status to evade justice in civilian criminal matters.

Read Full Story at Washington Times
Culture

Related Stories

Spring Break Crackdown: Southern Towns Implement Alcohol Bans and Safety Restrictions

Fox News·1h ago

DOJ Moves to Dismiss Charges Against Disgraced Army Veteran Who Burned American Flag

Gateway Pundit·4h ago

Democrat Gettysburg Mayor Who Ran Local Gay Pride Organization Steps Down After Being Arrested for Child Sex Crimes

Gateway Pundit·5h ago

Archaeologists Discover Lost Medieval City in Polish Forest

Fox News·12h ago
DiscussSoon
← Front Page