US Politics | Squaddie kicked out of Army for blackmailing female soldiers selling X-rated clips
A SQUADDIE has been kicked out of the Army for blackmailing two female soldiers who were selling X-rated clips, a court martial heard. Private Thomas Davies threatened to expose the women on social media and demanded the cash back that he paid for intimate photos, footage and a video call. 
Private Thomas Davies has been kicked out of the Army for blackmailing two female soldiers who were selling X-rated clipsSolent The soldier, from 3 Regiment Royal Logistics Corps, Abingdon, Oxon, sent one of the women's aunts a screenshot of her performing a sex act with her boyfriend. A judge at the military court in Bulford, Wilts, told him: "These were mean and nasty offences." Kellie Enever, defending Pte Davies, said that though her client's actions were unacceptable, the photos and videos sent began as 'genuine business transactions'. Pte Davies, who admitted blackmail, was also handed an eight-month suspended jail sentence. Read more on the Army 
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Private Thomas Davies has been kicked out of the Army for blackmailing two female soldiers who were selling X-rated clipsSolent The soldier, from 3 Regiment Royal Logistics Corps, Abingdon, Oxon, sent one of the women's aunts a screenshot of her performing a sex act with her boyfriend. A judge at the military court in Bulford, Wilts, told him: "These were mean and nasty offences." Kellie Enever, defending Pte Davies, said that though her client's actions were unacceptable, the photos and videos sent began as 'genuine business transactions'. Pte Davies, who admitted blackmail, was also handed an eight-month suspended jail sentence. Read more on the Army DRONE DISASTER £30million Army drone plunges into sea in latest failure for £1.2bn scheme The judge added: "You clearly intended to maximise threat and humiliation. "You have corroded the bonds of trust between service personnel. "There is no place in the Army for those who blackmail their colleagues." Most read in The US Sun MORE MONEY Nine direct payments and relief checks worth up to $1,700 going out in August CAFFEINE FREE? Kourtney drops ANOTHER clue she is pregnant with Travis Barker's baby HOME HELP I'm an interior design pro - three things that are making your house look cheap 'SCREWED UP' Jeopardy! fans say show will NOT admit they made 'mistake' after player's loss DOTING MOM Duggar fans 'cringe' as Michelle shaves son Josh's neck in resurfaced clip GET A CLUE Duggar fans slam Jim Bob as 'clueless' as he attempts to discipline grandkids
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