Number of soldiers and sailors at court charged with sex offences rose by 70 ... trends now
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The number of soldiers and sailors appearing on sex offence charges at a military court has risen by 70 per cent – as top brass seek to stamp out abuse.
Cases have included sickening abuse of vulnerable women in the services, often by male personnel in positions of authority.
The trials took place at Bulford military court in Wiltshire which handles sex offences committed in the Army and the Royal Navy.
The trials took place at Bulford military court in Wiltshire which handles sex offences committed in the Army and the Royal Navy
Royal Military Police Officer Edward Gadd
Royal Military Police officer Edward Gadd exposed himself and rubbed against a female colleague, Bulford military court heard last January.
Corporal Gadd also tried to ‘bargain’ with her to carry out other sex acts. When she refused he pulled
