News (Media Awareness Project) - US: Navy Commander Accused Of Drug Dealing, Assault |
| Title: | US: Navy Commander Accused Of Drug Dealing, Assault |
| Published On: | 2000-10-19 |
| Source: | San Jose Mercury News (CA) |
| Fetched On: | 2008-09-03 05:05:57 |
NAVY COMMANDER ACCUSED OF DRUG DEALING, ASSAULT
A Navy lieutenant commander faces 192 years in prison for assault and
dealing drugs while serving on an aircraft carrier.
Lt. Cmdr. Robert Loeh is in military court this week, charged with dealing
the drug ecstasy, committing indecent assault, hiring male prostitutes and
committing other unbecoming acts while serving on the USS Constellation as
a maintenance officer.
Military officials called Loeh's case ``bizarre'' and ``unbelievable.''
Loeh sold 20 tablets of ecstasy to an undercover officer, police said. He
was arrested following a raid of his home, where 75 additional tablets and
other illegal drugs were found.
A Navy lieutenant commander faces 192 years in prison for assault and
dealing drugs while serving on an aircraft carrier.
Lt. Cmdr. Robert Loeh is in military court this week, charged with dealing
the drug ecstasy, committing indecent assault, hiring male prostitutes and
committing other unbecoming acts while serving on the USS Constellation as
a maintenance officer.
Military officials called Loeh's case ``bizarre'' and ``unbelievable.''
Loeh sold 20 tablets of ecstasy to an undercover officer, police said. He
was arrested following a raid of his home, where 75 additional tablets and
other illegal drugs were found.
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