A pre-trial hearing for accused Fort Hood shooter Maj. Nidal Hasan
was postponed Friday after the judge ruled the defendant‘s beard was in
violation of the Army’s grooming standards.
It was the first time Hasan, accused of the 2009 mass shooting
rampage that left 13 dead, had appeared in court with a beard, MSNBC reported. Because Hasan is still considered an active-duty soldier who has retained his military rank, he is required to remain clean-shaven when in uniform or civilian clothes.
“It is a disruption. The judge felt it was,” Fort Hood media officer
Chris Haug told MSNBC. ”He‘s in violation of the Army’s dress and
grooming standards,”
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7 comments:
Isn't it funny that this Muslim is still an active duty solider meaning he is still being paid. Where is Obama, Jackson , and Sharpton on this one. Just court marshal the SOB AND HANG HIM.
worried more about the beard then the people he shot?
army standards must be pretty low if the only thing they can find him in violation of is his beard!
You ask why Army standards are low? Just look at our Commander and Thief.
End him.
Good for the judge. Remind everyone this is about the Army disciplining one of its own.
BS - they are going to try to delay this until after election... Then Obama will let him off
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