| US Troops Gone Wild on Korea Peninsula |
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| by Tom McGregor | Mon, Mar 18, 2013, 05:53 AM |
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In recent weeks, a high number of US military personnel had engaged in drunk and disorderly conduct on the streets of Seoul. The assailants run to their military bases, when Korean police officers attempt to arrest them, since they are cowards. Hangyore reports that, "an incident occurred last weekend in which USFK soldiers caused a disturbance in downtown Seoul before striking a pursuing police officer and other citizens with a car and fleeing into Yongsan Garrison. Despite their late-night chase after receiving reports of a soldier firing an air rifle at people – an officer even discharged his weapon – police were unable to conduct initial questioning because the soldiers fled inside the US base (where Korean police are not legally permitted). It is maddening to see this repeated spectacle of our police officers simply waiting for USFK to play along. Each year there are 200 to 400 crimes committed by US forces in Korea, and this trend is continuing because stern punishments are not being assessed." To read the entire article from Hangyore, link here: To view a listing of USFK court martials in December 2012, link here: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
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