College Admissions Cheating Racket

[Dill]

(03-14-2019, 10:11 PM)Bengalzona Wrote: Nobody reported it. Plus, some units are tight knit, sort of like cops and the Blue Brotherhood. It puts you in an awkward position to report some guy who you may need to cover your back later (even during peacetime exercises). You wouldn't want the foxhole you are sleeping in to 'accidentally' get rolled by an M-1 Abrams. Stuff happens.

There was also the question of Proof. You had to prove the guy did it. We all knew he did (dumbass Fred Flintstone looking Michigan fan that he was). Proving he did is a different story.

That said, some tings did get reported. I had a lieutenant friend whose admin clerk pulled an identity theft and used her info to buy a car.

LOL, I'm thinkin' if I'm a lowly E-4 admin asst, I've made a bad choice to antagonize a senior non-com--even if there is no "proof." They are more likely to have friends in M-1 Abrams than I. 

I know whistle blowing of any kind can be difficult in the military. MPs get away with lots.