Louie27 wrote:
You are right in one sense. The Justice Dept. was great before the Obama administration used it for their own attack dog to go after President Trump. So were they when enforcing the law about classified information on a personal server then jail a sailor for having an image of a control panel on a sub, on his cell phone? That seems like a d******e disservice to all government people. One way for a prominent political figure then another for a normal type of American.
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You made two posts..
when the heck did anyone with integrity want anything from trump??
he was scum when he was in high school, he has never been anything but a con man..
The sailor?? your dont know about him??
Saucier faced a sentence of 51/2 to 61/2 years, but Underhill said after hearing hours of argument and evidence Friday that Saucier's actions were more in the nature of a terrible lapse of judgment than they were an effort to undermine national defense.
The prosecution said Saucier took 12 highly sensitive photographs — including two from inside the Alexandria's reactor department — with a cellphone camera and held on to them for years. Collectively, the prosecution said the photographs show the ship's entire reactor-powered propulsion system and reveal, in close-up, key design elements. The images are said to show the ship's location when they were taken, and a console indicating maximum dive depth, a closely guarded secret.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Vanessa Richards said one of the photographs could have enabled a foreign power to reverse-engineer the Alexandria's nuclear reactor.
The prosecutors said Saucier later obstructed an investigation by lying to U.S. Navy and FBI investigators and destroying evidence, including a laptop computer, a camera and a computer memory card.
Without the digital equipment, prosecutors said the FBI and Navy were unable to determine "to any degree of certainty if the information had been distributed or otherwise c*********d." Still, prosecutors said investigators uncovered indications of a plan to distribute the images.
They said the sequence and subject of the photos, taken between January and July 2009, suggest Saucier may have used the earliest images to demonstrate to some other party that he had access to sensitive shipboard systems. They said the compression of one photograph was typical of it having been t***smitted. Saucier also had become disillusioned with the Navy, they said.
But do not feel bad for the sailor, your criminal loving orange dick head pardoned him..