By Advertiser Reporter A SOLDIER elbowed a woman in the face after she accused him of rape. But Fusilier Robert Hanlon, who was acquitted of rape by jurors earlier this year, was spared a prison sentence after a Winchester judge heard he would be automatically thrown out the army if he were jailed or given a suspended prison sentence. Imposing a two year community order for actual bodily harm, Judge Andrew Barnett told 21-year-old Hanlon he was taking “this somewhat exceptional course because it seems to me there is soldiering left in you if the army still want you – but that is by no means guaranteed”.
Community order for soldier who elbowed woman after rape accusation
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Community order for soldier who elbowed woman after rape accusation
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Chauvin trial day 7
In the time reserved for motion hearings yesterday morning Judge Cahill heard defense counsel Eric Nelson’s offer of proof on George Floyd’s May 2019 encounter with the Minneapolis police. Floyd was high at the time and in medical distress. Previously ruled inadmissible, Judge Cahill indicated he would revisit the issue and took it under advisement. He indicated he would announce his ruling on Thursday, as I understood his comments. My assessment is that the evidence may be admissible in part insofar as it bears on the cause of death, but it is otherwise not coming in.