Naval officer strikes plea deal in sexual assault case.

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This story is out by Kate Wiltrout of The Virginian-Pilot, September 10, 2009

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A naval officer accused of sexually assaulting a junior enlisted sailor has pleaded guilty to two charges but maintains he did not commit assault.

A military judge is slated to sentence Lt. Jerome H. Randolph later today. Under the terms of a plea agreement, he faces up to 30 months behind bars as well as discharge from the Navy.

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