A US soldier is being investigated in Dongducheon for allegedly sexually assaulting possibly a juicy girl:
Photo from the Stars and Stripes.
A U.S. soldier is under investigation for the alleged attempted sexual assault of a female bar employee in Dongducheon, South Korea, police said.
The 2nd Infantry Division soldier — identified only as a man in his 20s — was drinking at a bar near Camp Casey shortly before midnight Tuesday when he kissed and tried to sexually assault the Korean woman in her mid-20s, according to a Dongducheon police official.
The woman’s clothes were torn and she was treated for minor injuries at an area hospital, police said.
Army officials said Wednesday the soldier was in Korean National Police custody and was being questioned as part of a joint KNP-U.S. Criminal Investigation Command investigation. They did not release any information about the soldier or details of the incident. [Stars & Stripes]
You can read the rest at the link, but since the alleged victim is described as a bar worker working outside of Camp Casey it is likely that she is a Filipina juicy girl. Based on prior experience, when it comes to stuff happening in the ville, I recommend waiting for all the facts to come out before drawing any definitive conclusions. What actually happened may be very different from what is currently being reported.
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5:31 am on October 17th, 2012 1
At least he committed his drunken assault before curfew.
5:55 am on October 17th, 2012 2
The way these juicy bars are set up, the girl can get you for $50 bucks or more in an hour. Let’s say the G.I. was getting drunk, maybe 10 beers. That’s 10 possible lady drinks, about a $100 and he probably isn’t going to get a damn thing from her. I seriously don’t see why there is anyone even going in these clubs.
6:38 am on October 17th, 2012 3
Ten lady’s drinks!!?
A drunk newbie can be excused for that the first time, but nobody should make that mistake more than once.
9:15 am on October 17th, 2012 4
Are there even Korean women in their mid-20s working in GI towns anymore? Most of them are Filipinas. I thought that picture was taken in Philippines, but it’s actually GI camp town in Korea. Most Korean juicy girls don’t want to service US troops who are known as poor, prone to violence, and too much hassle.
2:56 pm on October 17th, 2012 5
Tom, the expert?
4:00 pm on October 17th, 2012 6
#4
“Are there even Korean women in their mid-20s working in GI towns anymore?”
The answer to that question is yes. Over the past couple of years, more university students work during their school breaks. Some decide to stay on indefinitely. In Songtan right now, there are many more Koreans than filipinas.
4:20 pm on October 17th, 2012 7
“US troops who are known as poor, prone to violence, and too much hassle” as opposed to pimply-faced losers who sit back too scared to even be a volunteer to stock shelves a the local homeless shelter while they snipe at the people who guarantee the freedoms they abuse?
Why don’t you grow a pair and join the military of the country you love instead of trying to hide behind a bunch of skirts?
4:22 pm on October 17th, 2012 8
As for the 2ID soldier, where was his “Battle Buddy”?
4:44 pm on October 17th, 2012 9
Answer: Don’t pay her, plus she files sexual assault charges on you.
Don’t they want payment in advance and a tip afterwards anymore?
5:55 pm on October 17th, 2012 10
Korean girls are making a resurgence in the ville.
7:51 pm on October 17th, 2012 11
@9, you forgetting something? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/17/dania-suarez-secret-servi_n_1974111.html
8:19 pm on October 17th, 2012 12
Regardless of whether she’s Korean or Filipina or American, this man has a problem if he gets violent with a bar girl… or any woman for that matter. TDC has too many sexual assaults. It’s becoming like Okinawa where two Sailors were just arrested for raping a woman.
8:39 pm on October 17th, 2012 13
well i dont know how these bars have changed in 32years ,but they work the same ,from tijuana to korea sell drinks ,, then you buy me drink,, then you want good time ,,when i was at CRC bar girl came at me with a knife did i go to police no just part of running the ville ,, all i told her was i did not love her she was getting pay ,,maybe he got heavy handed i was not there but if i was my buddy would be there to let me know to cool it ,,did this happen inside the bar ,, where all her comrades are , im surprized he went that far without being jumped by a bunch of bar girls ,,howmany times have bar girls rip off G.Is //threaten to shut down these bars and see how fast this bar girl changes her story about what happen ,,,
12:03 am on October 18th, 2012 14
“Are there even Korean women in their mid-20s working in GI towns anymore? Most of them are Filipinas.”
Never been to Itaewon, have you?
“Most Korean juicy girls don’t want to service US troops who are known as poor, prone to violence, and too much hassle.”
Poor? I made six figures last year and have that much rolling around in the bank and I’m in the military.
3:27 am on October 18th, 2012 15
“Poor? I made six figures last year and have that much rolling around in the bank and I’m in the military.”
Are you:
1. a Full Bird with 16+ years in service or a general officer.
2. one of those guys I hear about on AFN with the fraud, waste, or abuse problem.
3. full of sh!t.
Which one?
3:47 am on October 18th, 2012 16
I haven’t been there since 78. Do the poor rural families still sell their daughters to mamasan once they turn about 12 or so, so they can get in a little practice servicing the local Korean males for a few years before they graduate (and get old enough) for GI’s?
4:05 am on October 18th, 2012 17
@15,
You need to look up the military pay tables. Factor in COLA, HDIP, and my language pay and it’s about $104k.
And you have no idea how the military works if you think there are any full-bird colonels running around with anything less than 21-22+yrs. 16 years? Wrong rank bud.
4:08 am on October 18th, 2012 18
Don’t forget BAS and OHA. Yea, I’m not pocketing the OHA but I make about 400$/mo off the utilities plus the OHA in itself would still be paid in the form of a lump-sum stipend as a contractor and is factored into what they make as well.
4:15 am on October 18th, 2012 19
Jimbob,
I met a full-bird colonel who was 34 years old at the time. I saw his military i.d. and his driver’s licence.
5:06 am on October 18th, 2012 20
#19: I didn’t know Dougie Howser got commissioned!?
5:29 am on October 18th, 2012 21
Westmoreland made 0-6 (the first time) at 30 in 1944.
At a very minimum, it would take 21 years of military service (see article at: http://usmilitary.about.com/od/promotions/l/blofficerprom.htm).
6:19 am on October 18th, 2012 22
Ok, I was drinking at the time in Itaewon. He was with a major. Maybe he was only a Lt. Col. It was a few years ago…like 2004. He said that he went to West Point and the war college and was in Iraq or Afganistan. He showed me his military i.d. and his driver’s licence. Would that be possible…at age 34?
6:22 am on October 18th, 2012 23
According to your chart it still isn’t possible. Unless this guy had a fake military i.d….i don’t know.
8:58 am on October 18th, 2012 24
I know of at least one fellow that done got made a light colonel at the tender age of 27.
He was pretty good at that self promotion but he wasn’t so great at fighting them indians.
1:50 pm on October 18th, 2012 25
#11, Ok Coach, in addition to moaning, she ruins your Secret Service career and gets her hot photos on Hufpo!
1:35 pm on October 19th, 2012 26
So all Korean women work down at the Ville these days? So all Korean women prefer not to involve themselves with U.S. Servicemembers because they’re “scrubs” and they’re prone to violence?
Way to speak on behalf of all Korean women, Tom…
If I remember correctly, most Korean women prefer men that have stable jobs and their shit kept together.
1:44 pm on October 19th, 2012 27
And yes Tom, that was what you were really trying to say…
8:02 am on October 20th, 2012 28
Folks, we’re talking about today’s military not military of WW2 with often had droves of officers getting wiped out and where it was feasible to get promoted much faster. Generally the military doesn’t just arbitrarily promote somebody that young, that quickly.
11:47 am on October 20th, 2012 29
He must have been a very young colonel that completed his undergraduate and graduate education very early, and then was commissioned into the military at the age of 18 (17 with parents’ permission). Even then, he had to have been promoted earlier than his peers multiple times.
10:04 am on October 21st, 2012 30
All this gets boring after a while…..we need battle buddies and supervisors at each club with a pass system implemented for the protection of the Soldiers. You cannot trust these girls or their employers and they will screw you over (no pun intended) every chance they get. Tear down TDC and turn it into a shopping mall