Army

Army Ranger Found Guilty of Rape and Multiple Sexual Assault Charges in Shocking Case

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FORT BRAGG, N.C. — A former Army Ranger faces serious legal consequences after being found guilty of multiple sexual assault charges, including rape. The case has drawn significant attention, highlighting issues of accountability within the military. The jury returned a unanimous verdict against 28-year-old Christopher Paul Spink, a veteran who served in multiple deployments. He was convicted on charges stemming from incidents in 2020, where he was accused of assaulting several individuals. During the trial, the prosecution presented evidence that outlined a pattern of predatory behavior, claiming that Spink used his military training to intimidate … Read more

U.S. Army Vet Wins $11 Million in Lawsuit After Gun Fires Unintentionally, Raising Safety Questions About Popular Pistol Model

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Philadelphia, PA — A Philadelphia jury recently awarded an $11 million verdict to a U.S. Army veteran in a product liability case against New Hampshire-based gun manufacturer Sig Sauer. The case centered on claims that the veteran was injured when his Sig Sauer P320 model pistol discharged without a trigger pull. This incident highlights ongoing concerns around the safety of this firearm model, which has been at the center of multiple lawsuits across the country. This marks a significant outcome as it is the second instance where a jury has ruled against Sig Sauer for … Read more

Jury Awards $7.5 Million in Wrongful Death Case of Former Army Officer Neglected by Hospital Staff

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In a significant legal decision, a jury in Hinesville, Georgia awarded $7.5 million to the family of a former Army officer, who suffered a tragic death after being struck by a vehicle upon leaving Liberty Regional Medical Center. The lawsuit revolved around the circumstances leading to the untimely demise of Stephen Gerber, a decorated military veteran, who, according to the claim, was not adequately cared for by the hospital staff on the night of April 19, 2020. Gerber, who struggled with alcoholism and post-traumatic stress disorder, was brought to the emergency room exhibiting severe signs … Read more

Tech Giants Settle for $4.3 Million After Allegations of Overcharging U.S. Army and Rigging Bids

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WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice recently disclosed settlements with two technology companies accused of fraudulent practices in their dealings with the U.S. Army. Iron Bow Technologies and Dell Technologies have both agreed to multi-million-dollar settlements totaling more than $4 million combined, aiming to resolve allegations of inflating prices on computer hardware sold to the military. According to the Department of Justice, the lawsuit hinged on the competitive process for government contracts which was reportedly manipulated by both companies between 2020 and 2024. Iron Bow, a reseller of technology products, and Dell were competing to … Read more