Soldier Christopher Young charged with child abuse on 13-mo old baby.

[SoUncool]

http://www.krcg.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=199885

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PULASKI COUNTY -- Pulaski County deputies have arrested a St. Robert man on felony charges of child abuse.

Officers arrested 25-year-old Christopher Young this morning after a two day investigation.

On Sunday, deputies were called to a house on Top Drive in St. Robert to assist ambulance workers who were alerted that a 13-month-old was unconscious and unresponsive.

The child remains in the hospital with what are believed to be serious injuries and is still being evaluated.

Young, a soldier at Fort Leonard Wood, is being held in the Pulaski County jail on $100,000 bond.

[crickett]

http://www.krcg.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=199885

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Fucking prick...guess he couldn't beat up the other soldiers so this cowardly prick chose to beat on a helpless infant.
They should send him back to his unit. Yeah, the other REAL soldiers would probably enjoy discussing anger management with this waste of oxygen.
If that little angel dies, I pray this puke will get the death penalty. You see, he's subject to military court and can get the death penalty even if it is not allowed in the state in which the crime occured.

[Gilbrit]

Send him back to Iraq.
Put him in a "pretty" day glo orange uniform with a big red target painted on the back.
If he survives the entire tour, put him in prison upon his return.

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[Dakota Valkyrie]

Fort Leonard Wood soldier will spend the next 20 years in military prison for an off-post incident last fall near St. Robert that severely injured his 13-month-old stepson.

Post officials announced recently that Spec. Christopher Young was convicted on July 10 of one specification of maiming. According to Fort Leonard Wood officials, Young pleaded innocent to maiming his stepson “by shaking and hitting him, causing blindness, hearing loss and necessitating a feeding tube,” but despite his plea, was found guilty in a general court martial under Article 124 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice....

His sentence is the maximum possible for the offense: 20 years confinement, reduction to the lowest enlisted rank of E-1, forfeiture of all pay and allowances and a dishonorable discharge.
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Pulaski County prosecutors released jurisdiction to the Army on Oct. 17. That’s common in complicated off-post cases involving servicemembers since military prosecutors typically have greater investigative resources at their disposal and potential penalties are often far higher than what would be likely in a civilian court.
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