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RE: Justice at Last for SAS Man!
As I understand it the pistol was packed into his sealed kit box and shipped back to the UK when he was brought back to the UK following injury on duty, which resulted in memory loss. The box was searched 2 yeas later and the seal was unbroken during an incident relating to one of his mates. He wasn't even aware that the gun was there. His legal team advised him that if he pleaded guilty he would get a token sentence but if he was found guilty he was looking at time in prison. He pleaded guilty as advised and was sent to prison any way.
Think that about sums it up but Im open to being corrected.
73 de
OSR
The duty of a true patriot is to protect his country from its government ~ Thomas Paine
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