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Wynn, 21, a supply sergeant with headquarters company of the 45th Combat Support Group's 29th Engineer Battalion, has been charged with sodomy, violations of barracks policies and providing alcohol to a minor.
The closed investigatory hearing is similar to a civilian court's preliminary hearing and will determine whether there is enough evidence for a court-martial. A decision is expected to be made public next month.
Wynn was one of five male soldiers who were investigated in the sexual abuse of the female soldier in a Fort Shafter barracks on Jan. 20. The female soldier, who had been in the Army less than six months, was discharged at her request.
Three of the four soldiers - whom the Army declined to identify - were reduced in rank, were restricted to their quarters for 45 days, lost a half-month's pay for two months and were given additional duties.
The fourth soldier received similar punishment. However, the forfeiture of pay and reduction in rank were suspended until the end of May and will not be imposed unless the soldier gets into trouble again.
The four were charged with violations of barracks policies and procedures and sexual misconduct.
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Tatibouet, senior vice president of Aston Hotels & Resorts, served in the state House in 1990-92.
She said she wants to spend more time with her family, business and community organizations.
Union President June Motokawa said the vote was delayed so teachers would have time to review the contract.
The two were headed downhill toward Wahiawa town on California Avenue when the car veered into the shoulder and struck a chain-link fence and went through anteroom attached to the church before crashing into a concrete building, police said.
Classes at the church school were canceled today.
The passenger, 52, of Wahiawa, was pronounced dead at the scene shortly after the 1:37 a.m. crash. The driver, 42, of Waialua, was rushed to Queen's Hospital after being extricated from the car by Wahiawa firefighters.
Police said speed may have been a factor in the crash. The driver was wearing a seat belt, but his passenger wasn't, police said.
The death was the 13th traffic fatality of the year on Oahu and the seventh this month.
Eight people were killed on Oahu roads at this time last year.
The man is expected to be flown back to Oregon to face the charges, including attempted rape and felony assault, police said.
Police interrogated a suspect arrested on Feb. 10 for fraudulent use of a credit card.
Information from the interrogation led to the identification and whereabouts of the 36-year-old fugitive.
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