Travis King, North Korea
U.S. Soldier who fled to North Korea pleads guilty at Fort Bliss court hearing
Update: King pleaded not guilty to desertion, assault of non commissioned officer, and three counts of willfully disobeying a superior officer. King explained in court his actions of desertion and explained that he had decided to leave the army permanently a couple of months before the incident.
Soldier pleads guilty to desertion for dash into North Korea, says he was ‘dissatisfied with work’
Pvt. Travis King on Friday pleaded guilty to desertion and told a military judge that he ran into North Korea last year because he was “dissatisfied with work” and wanted to get away from the Army.
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