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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]His punishment was a slap on the wrist. This is theft. Asshole.[/quote]

It's more than theft. It was harassment too. The family and nanny no longer feel as safe in their homes. I wouldn't either. This douche should have been arrested. [/quote]

I wonder about those who are trying to minimize his calculating and bizarre behaviors.[/quote]

I'm guessing one or two people that know this guy showed up.  DCUM was pretty united in thinking he is a jerk and all of a sudden defenders showed up.  [/quote]

Yep. Maybe even the guy himself or his wife.

He's not fit to be a public servant. [/quote]

Salem Witch Trials.  He didn't betray the public trust or engage in official misconduct.  He didn't slash any tires or torch the van.  Heck, he didn't even ill off a Chicago sunroof.  He was exposed as being a world class dick in his personal and professional lives, pilloried by anonymous posters on social media, his career is in shambles, and a judge has determined that his record will be expunged if he pays the fine and performs community service. Moreover, the WP felt compelled to publish unnecessary details such as the assessed value of his residence and what he hsppened to be watching on TV, which are hardly a matter of newsworthy investigative journalism.  How many times and in what other ways does he need to be punished so you can feel better about yourself?  Get a life and move on.  [/quote]

What does it say about your life that you are defending this loser on an anonymous board? The fact that he was stalking and menacing a babysitter is what makes it newsworthy. Pick on someone your own size.[/quote]

Please point to anything in my post which indicates that I am defending this man.  I do find it ironic that anyone is demanding that he be fired or stripped of his retirement pay two decades after having left the Army.  IMO it's the same type of unhinged and obsessive judgementalism that landed Whitman is the spotlight.  And isn't it a pretty low bar if we're now prepared to take away retirement pay earned in the service of our country anytime a veteran is found guilty of a misdemeanor?  Or does this standard only apply to some select group of veterans based on the value of their home and GS level?

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I didn't advocate for him to lose his retirement pay. There are many of us in this thread. You're calling this a witch hunt because he's been shamed on social media and his career is in shambles. It seems like a fitting reward for someone who was trying to interfere with the nanny's ability to do her job.[/quote]

Agree.  Additionally, it's been reported that [b]he's been suspended due to his failure to report the incident appropriately to his superiors, not just the theft itself.  All in all, he's showing terrible judgement in all aspects of this [/b](except for arranging and agreeing to a good plea with the prosecutor) that makes it unlikely he's fit for his job.

[b]If you're going to build a career in public relations or communications, the first rule is never become the story.  He became the story so he's out of luck.[/b][/quote]

He needs to quite while he's not ahead.  
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