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has not been seen or heard from since this night.

Another story on an AWOL soldier is when first arriving to Korea a SPC by the name of Jalen Davis, got in trouble for multiple violations such as fighting, drinking on duty, and sexting on a government phone. Davis was demoted to PV1 and received multiple ART 15's as punishment. He was also waiting for chapter paperwork to be approved. The next day after his chapter paperwork is approves starts out processing but never returns. Davis disappeared for two days. Davis was now an AWOL soldier. He went down town to a Korean hooker that he was in love with. Davis was out of money so when he went back the next day the girl called his 1SG to come get him. They locked up his civilian clothing thinking that would stop him for leaving, but he got away again. He went back to his Korean hooker after she took the rest of the money he had saved the girl called for him to be picking up again. This time they took away most of his military clothing so he could not leave but Davis got away, and went to see the girl. The girl called once again for him to be picked up. Davis was locked in is room after going AWOL this time. It came time for him to start clearing again he had two NCOs guarding him but Davis got away. This time when they found Davis they made sure he could not leave or get …show more content…
He made it through in processing with his new unit and just disappeared. SGT Bush thought it would be okay to just hang out in his barracks room for six months. There was a lot going on in the unit at the time, and no one noticed until he came up on the list for CQ NCO. They went to his barracks room and knocked on his door, and Bush was just watching television during the duty day. Then they chaptered him. They also took his rank and pay before he was kicked
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