Travis King, Soldier Who Entered North Korea, Faces Desertion Charge
The Army is also accusing Pvt. Travis T. King of other crimes including assaulting other soldiers and child pornography, according to a charging document.
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The Army is also accusing Pvt. Travis T. King of other crimes including assaulting other soldiers and child pornography, according to a charging document.
Pvt. Travis T. King dashed across the inter-Korean Demilitarized Zone in July. After 70 days of investigation, North Korea found him guilty of “illegally intruding” into its territory.
The White House has reached out to North Korea to bring home the U.S. soldier who was seen bolting across the military demarcation line and into the country Tuesday, as details began to emerge about him.
Washington DC (UPI) Jul 20, 2023 - The White House has reached out to North Korea to bring home the U.S. soldier who was seen bolting across the military demarcation line Tuesday, as details began to emerge about the possible defector.
It may take days or weeks for the country to acknowledge that it has Pvt. Travis T. King in custody, and past practices suggest its response will be determined by Mr. King’s motive.