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New court records reveal defense claims alleged rape victim was advised to bring adult toys to meeting with Military Police NCO

UPDATE: The criminal charges against Roland Joseph Dore Jr. were dismissed without prejudice at the State’s request on July 10, 2026. On August 25, 2026, a Geary County judge subsequently granted Dore’s petition to expunge records of his arrest and prosecution. The Salty Soldier is reviewing the case’s final disposition and has contacted the Geary…

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Army court records detail allegations against Fort Hood staff sergeant previously acquitted in Texas

Editor’s Note: Due to advertising and platform-content restrictions related to sensitive allegations involving minors, The Salty Soldier cannot publish certain specific details from the Army charge sheet in this publicly accessible article. Additional reporting and court documentation are available through subscriber coverage. Painter remains presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. Newly obtained military charge…

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Judge denies release for wife accused in killing of Special Forces veteran Clinton Bonnell

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — A North Carolina judge has denied a request to release the wife accused of killing retired U.S. Army Special Forces veteran Clinton “Clint” Bonnell, rejecting defense arguments that prosecutors lack physical evidence tying her to the crime. During a bond review hearing held May 5 in Cumberland Superior Court, Judge Keith O….

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Massachusetts SWAT Team takes armed security guard into custody after hours-long standoff at Army research installation

An armed security guard working at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Systems Center was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon following an hours-long standoff that prompted a shelter-in-place order and a large-scale response from local and state law enforcement, including the Massachusetts State Police SWAT Team. Authorities say the incident unfolded around 9:15 a.m. after officers…

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Army Staff Sergeant acquitted in Texas over charges involving children now faces military trial

A U.S. Army Staff Sergeant who was acquitted in a Texas civilian court is now scheduled to face a General Court-Martial stemming from related allegations, highlighting the differences between civilian and military justice systems. Staff Sgt. Joseph P. Painter is set to stand trial at Fort Hood beginning August 10, 2026. The proceedings are expected…

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