Guardian of Valor

Here is a poser that was busted by a Veteran turned Law Enforcement officer a little over a year ago. New Haven Connecticut – Jesus Garcia, not only lied about being in the Army, but also about being wounded in Afghanistan in order to fraudulently obtain money. According to greenwhichtime.com Jesus had an Army Ranger tattoo on his shoulder, claimed a facial blemish was from shrapnel and posed in a military uniform, according to police. He even convinced his mother, girlfriend and friends he was in the military and asked friends, family and…

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                                                  Michael Hunsucker San Tan Valley Arizona – Meet our most recent embellish-er, Michael Allen Hunsucker. Mr. Hunsucker tried to fraudulently obtain help from an organization that helps Wounded Veterans, by sending them a forged DD214, and making claims of being wounded in combat. This organization, whom we will not name, helps Wounded Veterans get mortgage free homes. When I first saw the 214, I knew almost…

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Elvin Swisher Wearing Unearned Ribbons Idaho-  We have got a lot of emails and posts about this conviction that was over-turned today. Elvin used the basis of the over turning of the original act to have his conviction overturned as he wasn’t gaining a tangible benefit. He was not charged under the current law as it hadn’t been written yet. Many news organizations are posting this story and not giving all the facts and details. The SV ACT of 2005 was over-turned in 2012, but with headlines like “US Court:…

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A fan sent us the link to the recent arrest of Michael Douglas McDowell, he not only faked his own Military career, but also that of his father when he died. Complete with making fake comments on an online guest book from people like General David Petraeus. He was also married to two different women at the same time. Uniform complete with all his fake awards Notice all the awards, including the 3 CIB’s. I guess he did not know that the Infantry Museum keeps a list of all 3…

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Jacksonville, Florida – (Courtesy Jacksonville.com) Kevin Rojas, who ambushed and shot a Jacksonville, Florida police officer multiple times during a traffic stop in 2016 was sentenced to life behind bars Wednesday. The unidentified undercover police officer who survived taunted Rojas by bringing K-Y Jelly to the sentencing hearing. Kevin Rojas was smug in court when the officer called Rojas a coward and said he would have a tough time in prison. The officer then took out a tube of K-Y Jelly, a personal lubricant, and said: “You are going to need…

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