[Toninvell]

The goateed man was decked out in a formal Army uniform with a dozen medals pinned to his jacket and a Commander of the British Empire medallion hanging around his neck. Begs the question; should he be charged under the Stolen Valor Act?


http://www.armytimes.com/news/2010/0...valor_022210w/

[igs00r]

The goateed man was decked out in a formal Army uniform with a dozen medals pinned to his jacket and a Commander of the British Empire medallion hanging around his neck. Begs the question; should he be charged under the Stolen Valor Act?


http://www.armytimes.com/news/2010/0...valor_022210w/

Yes.......n/t

[PyncGyncliacy]

Why not? He was a former jr enlisted member wearing more than just the British medal he didn't earn... The website says he lies about other stuff as well so maybe he has legit issues but based on the facts presented, of course he should be charged.

There are some other good ones on the website-the "marine" with the JROTC ribbons and a nose ring etc...if it wasn't real, it would be funny.

[Sowsunese]

of course he should be charged. and then do a mental screening to determine punishment.
if i commit murder, but i'm nuts, does that mean i won't be charged ? (yes, i know, big difference. same point)