MoJ to examine case of British woman strangled by US fighter pilot, UK justice minister says
Jacob Wulfson, centre, was convicted of strangling an intimate partner but found not guilty of sexual assault by an all-male panel of air force officers. Photograph: Tech Sgt Joseph Pick/United States Air Forces CentralView image in fullscreen Jacob Wulfson, centre, was convicted of strangling an intimate partner but found not guilty of sexual assault by an all-male panel of air force officers. Photograph: Antonio Olmos/The GuardianUK law enforcement have primary jurisdiction over crimes that occur outside US bases while military personnel are off duty.
- ▪Jacob Wulfson, centre, was convicted of strangling an intimate partner but found not guilty of sexual assault by an all-male panel of air force officers.
- ▪Photograph: Tech Sgt Joseph Pick/United States Air Forces CentralView image in fullscreen Jacob Wulfson, centre, was convicted of strangling an intimate partner but found not guilty of sexual assault by an all-male panel of air force office
- ▪Photograph: Antonio Olmos/The GuardianUK law enforcement have primary jurisdiction over crimes that occur outside US bases while military personnel are off duty.
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Jacob Wulfson, centre, was convicted of strangling an intimate partner but found not guilty of sexual assault by an all-male panel of air force officers. Photograph: Tech Sgt Joseph Pick/United States Air Forces CentralView image in fullscreen Jacob Wulfson, centre, was convicted of strangling an intimate partner but found not guilty of sexual assault by an all-male panel of air force officers. Photograph: Tech Sgt Joseph Pick/United States Air Forces CentralBase justiceUK criminal justiceMoJ to examine case of British woman strangled by US fighter pilot, UK justice minister saysSarah Steele had ‘distressing and degrading’ experience under US military justice system after assault by airman in CambridgeJamie GriersonFri 26 Jun 2026 04.20 EDTFirst published on Fri 26 Jun 2026 04.17…
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