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In reply to the discussion: Cowboy football star criticizes swap for Griner then apologizes [View all]Celerity
(55,124 posts)34. How did he get such a high ranking private security job with that serious misconduct?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Whelan_(security_director)
He enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve in 1994. He took military leave from Kelly Services to serve with the Marine Corps Reserve from 2003 to 2008, including service in Iraq. He held the rank of staff sergeant with Marine Air Control Group 38 working as an administrative clerk and administrative chief, and he was part of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
After a court-martial conviction in January 2008 on multiple counts "related to larceny", he was sentenced to 60 days restriction, reduction to pay grade E-4, and a bad conduct discharge. The specific charges against him included "attempted larceny, three specifications of dereliction of duty, making a false official statement, wrongfully using anothers social security number, and ten specifications of making and uttering checks without having sufficient funds in his account for payment."
When arrested in Russia, Whelan was director of global security and investigations for BorgWarner, an international automotive parts manufacturer based in Michigan. His work with Kelly Services and BorgWarner gave Whelan contacts with law enforcement in many countries.
He enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve in 1994. He took military leave from Kelly Services to serve with the Marine Corps Reserve from 2003 to 2008, including service in Iraq. He held the rank of staff sergeant with Marine Air Control Group 38 working as an administrative clerk and administrative chief, and he was part of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
After a court-martial conviction in January 2008 on multiple counts "related to larceny", he was sentenced to 60 days restriction, reduction to pay grade E-4, and a bad conduct discharge. The specific charges against him included "attempted larceny, three specifications of dereliction of duty, making a false official statement, wrongfully using anothers social security number, and ten specifications of making and uttering checks without having sufficient funds in his account for payment."
When arrested in Russia, Whelan was director of global security and investigations for BorgWarner, an international automotive parts manufacturer based in Michigan. His work with Kelly Services and BorgWarner gave Whelan contacts with law enforcement in many countries.
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Cowboy football star criticizes swap for Griner then apologizes [View all]
BlueWaveNeverEnd
Dec 2022
OP
Meh, he can go fuck off as far as I am concerned. In the US it is a binary choice, support the Dems
Celerity
Dec 2022
#32
+1, MAGA would burn PoC alive and not blink (voting against anti lynching laws) twice
uponit7771
Dec 2022
#38
Yet he has sufficient pride to bring his positive attribute to our attention. n/t
Harker
Dec 2022
#10
Your opinion is appreciated...my choice does not change...Joe has achieved
Ferrets are Cool
Dec 2022
#21
How did he get such a high ranking private security job with that serious misconduct?
Celerity
Dec 2022
#34