Your Navy
Chief loses anchors after pleading guilty to stealing gear
Geoff Ziezulewicz
Chief Aviation Electronics Technician Kirk P. Killian, shown here getting a haircut in 2010, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing military gear on July 29 and was bumped down to E-6. (Navy)
A U.S. Navy chief lost his anchors last month after pleading guilty to stealing gear.
A Navy judge sentenced then-Chief Aviation Electronics Technician Kirk P. Killian to be bumped down to E-6 after he pleaded guilty to larceny of more than $500 in military property on July 29, according to Navy records.
Killian entered into a pre-trial agreement and was found not guilty of a charge of conspiring with two other chiefs to steal scopes, night vision goggles and chemlights.
https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2020/08/05/chief-loses-anchors-after-pleading-guilty-to-stealing-gear/
