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Updated: 12:44 PM Nov 4, 2005
Court-Martial Jury Acquits Soldier In Afghan Prisoner Abuse
A military jury Friday at Fort Bliss acquitted an Army sergeant of charges in connection with the abuse of a detainee in Afghanistan.
Posted: 1:00 PM Nov 4, 2005 |
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A military jury at Fort Bliss Friday acquitted an Army sergeant of all charges that he abused a detainee in Afghanistan.
Sgt. Duane M. Grubb is with the Cincinnati-based 377th Military Police Company.
Grubb is the third soldier from the unit to be cleared on charges of striking and otherwise abusing detainees in Bagram, Afghanistan.
The all-male jury of four officers and four enlisted men deliberated for about half-an hour before finding Grubb innocent.
Grubb's lawyer earlier said that testimony by the government's sole eyewitness, former Spc. Jeremy Callaway, contradicted his own testimony in other related cases.
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