SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Military
prosecutors are investigating whether additional charges should be
filed against a staff sergeant implicated in a widespread sex scandal
after 1 of the victims testified she was retaliated against for
reporting the unwanted advances.
The San Antonio
Express-News reported Saturday that investigating officer Maj. Jeffrey
Biller may charge Staff Sgt. Donald Davis with obstruction of justice
and maltreatment. Davis has already been charged with sexually abusive
contact with a recruit in his unit and having sex with a technical
school trainee.
The sex scandal has rocked
Lackland Air Force Base, which graduates more than 36,000 airmen
annually. Investigators say in the past year 40 women at Lackland had
inappropriate contact with instructors or were sexually harassed or
raped. Five instructors have been convicted. Nearly 12 others are under
investigation.
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