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Army Doctor Who Sexually Abused at Least 41 Patients Gets More than 13 Years in Jail

Maj. Michael Stockin was removed from his duties as an anesthesiologist and pain management specialist in 2022 as a result of allegations of sexual assault.

Stars and Stripes · 17h

Army doctor in JBLM sexual abuse case sentenced to nearly 14 years in prison

Army Maj. Michael Stockin was sentenced to 164 months in prison for sexually abusing 41 patients under the guise of providing medical care at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington.

Seattle Times · 19h

JBLM doctor sentenced to almost 14 years for sexual abuse of soldiers

The doctor had pleaded guilty to 36 counts of abusive sexual contact and five counts of indecent viewing involving 41 active-duty or former military patients.

News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. … · 16h

JBLM doctor admitted to sexually abusing 3 dozen military patients. Here’s his sentence

A Joint Base Lewis-McChord doctor was sentenced Wednesday to more than 13 years in prison after pleading guilty last week to three dozen counts of sexual abuse against male patients he saw as an anesthesiologist and pain-management specialist.

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Tripler Army Medical Center Base Guide

Today, Tripler Army Medical Center is the only federal tertiary care hospital in the Pacific Basin. It supports 264,000 local active duty and retired military personnel, their families, and ...

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E. coli detected in water well at Tripler Army Medical Center

coli bacteria was detected during a routine drinking water sample in the distribution system at the Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC). Officials said the sample taken on Dec. 16 tested ...

Army says water safe at Tripler after E. coli found in well

Army officials say water from its system that serves Tripler Army Medical Center and surrounding homes is safe after E. coli was found in a well that serves it, but are also urging those using the ...

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E. Coli found in TAMC water well; investigation and safety measures underway

According to Tripler Army Medical Center Representatives, patient care at the center remains unaffected following the detection of E. Coli in a well on the TAMC installation. “Patient health and ...

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