United States v. Folk

OPINION OF THE COURT

JAMES, Judge:

Staff Sergeant Folk was a security policeman who patrolled a flight-line to protect F-lll aircraft at RAF Upper Heyford in England. He pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal and stealing survival kits stowed in those aircraft, unlawfully entering an aircraft shelter, housebreaking another, and receiving and concealing parts of the stolen survival kits.1 He was convicted accordingly.2 On appeal, Sergeant Folk assigns as error that he suffered illegal pretrial punishment. We find no merit to his complaint, and we affirm the findings and the sentence.

Sergeant Folk…