Zanera wrote:Thermodolia wrote:The Air Force failed to follow policy and alert the FBI about the shooter. Apparently if they Air Force had followed policy he wouldn't have passed a gun background check https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/che ... -firearms/Corn said it appears there is confusion within the Air Force, and other military branches, about only reporting violent crimes that result in dishonorable discharges, which are more severe punishments under military law than the bad conduct discharge Kelley received.
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Sky Gerrond, a former Air Force security operations officer, said that the Air Force appears to have a preference for handing down bad conduct discharges rather than dishonorable discharges because, administratively, they are less burdensome and time consuming.
Gerrond, who spent seven years in military law enforcement, said a dishonorable discharge may have been a more appropriate punishment for the severity of Kelley’s crime. Had the Air Force taken such measures, Gerrond said, it is more likely the details of Kelley’s conviction would have reached the FBI’s database.
A church of people shot because of administrative laziness?
Pretty much. Heads are going to roll. Someone in the Air Force is going to be in big trouble






