Military’s Known About Crime Reporting Lapses To FBI For Two Decades

[mystery-ak]

Military’s Known About Crime Reporting Lapses To FBI For Two Decades

Saagar Enjeti
Reporter
9:42 AM 11/08/2017

The Pentagon has known for nearly 20 years about major reporting lapses to the FBI of criminals within the U.S. military, The Associated Press reports.

The AP discovered a 1997 report that detailed massive fingerprint reporting lapses of military criminals with the U.S. Navy and the Navy failed to report 94 percent of cases. “The lack of reporting to the FBI criminal history files prevents civilian law enforcement agencies from having significant information on military offenders,” the report warned 20 years ago.

Military criminal reporting to the FBI has come under renewed scrutiny after former U.S. Air Force enlisted criminal Devin Kelley killed 26 people in a Sutherland Springs, Texas, church Sunday. Kelley, 26, was convicted of misdemeanor domestic assault under court martial in 2012, under U.S. law this should have barred him from ever purchasing a firearm.

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http://dailycaller.com/2017/11/08/militarys-known-about-crime-reporting-lapses-to-fbi-for-two-decades/

[truth_seeker]

It is stunning proof, of how incompetent government really is.

I wonder how many other dangerous violent offenders there are out there, thanks to the military?

I do know of one such, 27 year old discharged from the Navy for drugs, turned homeless/drug addict next, wife/kids finished with him, mom, sisters, brother offered him help, arrested/cited 12 times by local PD, sentenced to 2 yrs. but only served 6 months, and days later beat an 80 year old man to death. Broken back neck, face, etc.

The usual banter of mentally ill and drugs, claiming the mental part made him do drugs, and not vice versa.