COURT MARSHALL FINDS GENERAL CARTIER GUILTYToday General Cartier was summarily found guilty by a military Court Marshall of being Absent Without Leave (AWOL). The General was commissioned into the military of Marseille in 1987 at the age of 18. Until 2015 he had served in the military without issue however he has now not reported for duty in over six years. Orders were posted on Regimental Officers Board in accordance with Army standing orders instructing all senior officers to report for duty at 8am this morning Marseille time. When General Cartier failed to appear at this compulsary meeting he was referred to Court Marshall. As such he is sentenced to 10 years in military prison, is dishonourably discharged and stripped of all pension rights.
As the now former General is currently in detention in Achkaerin it is requested that the Empire of Achkaerin transport the convicted individual to Rochelle Barracks for the start of his sentence.
Signed
President Emile Sauzee
