| "CULTURE OF CORRUPTION" CONTINUES AT EGLIN
AFB, FLA - AIR FORCE CAPTAIN GOES TO PRISON
AFTER PLEADING GUILTY TO INCOME TAX EVASION
RAN "STRIP CLUBS" IN PENSACOLA AND FORT
WALTON BEACH - USED AND EXPLOITED ILLEGAL
ALIENS AS DANCERS - MARIO JIMINEZ PAID THEM
NOTHING BUT "ALLOWED" FRIGHTENED FEMALES
TO KEEP TIPS - HE GETS 21 MOS. IN FED PRISON
Capt. Mario Jiminez is not only a crook, but a cheapskate.
He was so mean and tight-fisted at the Pensacola and Fort Walton Beach latino strip clubs he helped run, he exploited illegal aliens working as dancers there by giving them no pay. That's right, not a dime. Martinez did "allow" them to "keep" their meager tips without taking a "cut" out of that money. The frightened females weren't about to go to the authorities about the rip-off. The greedy Air Force officer knew it.
Now he's behind bars, after being sentenced to 21 months in prison for income tax evasion. No more officer's commission or easy life enjoying what one source at the troubled installation called Eglin AFB's "culture of corruption."
For a sample of the problems there, see our related stories box below
WIVES WHO COMPLAIN OF DOMESTIC ABUSE CALLED "MENTAL"
"The place wallows in hypocrisy," said one inside source. "Spousal abuse and cover-ups of wives' complaints about domestic violence by sending them to a mental hospital is SOP (standard operating procedure). Officers and enlisted members engage in Satanic rituals and sexual deviations of every sort. More than a few of them live in Shalimar. That's a hotbed of devil worship. At Eglin Air Force base, a thin veneer of GOD, COUNTRY and PATRIOTISM conceals the real sewer that operates behind the scenes."
The corrupt captain is just the latest officer to get caught.
In recent times, a captain working at the horror-ridden base hospital was sent to prison for 50 years after being convicted of drugging and sodomizing male service members. Two former officers, including one - a highly-placed civilian and retired lieutenant colonel - were nabbed for kickbacks and contractor fraud
Jiminez, 37, was ordered to make $60,000 in restitution, according to the U.S. Attorney's office. His "off-duty" activities had been under investigation by the Feds for nearly two years.
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