Howitzer Section Chief, B Battery, 4th Battalion, 42nd Field Artillery, Fort Hood, TX Howitzer Section Chief, C Battery, 1st Battalion, 15th Field Artillery, Camp Casey, Korea Howitzer Section Chief 3rd Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery, Fort Hood, TX Senior Drill Sergeant, D Company, 2nd Battalion, 60th Infantry Regiment, Fort Jackson, SC Platoon Sergeant, C Battery, 1st Battalion, 77th Field Artillery, Schweinfurt, Germany KYįirst Sergeant, B Battery, 1st Battalion, 77th Field Artillery, Grafenwoer, Germanyįirst Sergeant, SVC Battery, 1st BN, 77th Field Artillery, Schweinfurt, Germany
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Senior Field Artillery Professional Development NCO, Human Resource Command, Fort Knox. Student, United States Army Sergeants Major Academy, Class 66, Fort Bliss, TX Operations Sergeant Major, 3rd Infantry Division Artillery, Fort Stewart, GA Sergeant Major, 1st Infantry Division (Forward) Poland, Fort Riley, KSĬommand Sergeant Major, 1st Battalion, 41st Field Artillery, Fort Stewart, GA United States Army Sergeant's Major Academy Class 66, the Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education Course, Drill Sergeant Course, Senior Leader’s Noncommissioned Officers Course, Advance Noncommissioned Officers Course, the Basic Leader’s Course, Combative Level I and II, Battle Staff NCO Course, Anti-Terrorism Officer Course, Unit Movement Officer Course, Air Load Planner Course, Master Resiliency Course, and the Combat Life Savers Course.ģ2nd Command Sergeant Major, United States Army Drill Sergeant Academy, Fort Jackson, SCĬommand Sergeant Major, 1st Infantry Division Artillery, Fort Riley, KS University of Texas at El Paso MA Leadership Studies Army Drill Sergeant AcademyĪmerican Military University - BA - Psychology Demonstrators demanded justice and the end of the harassment Black Americans face even in their own backyards. The video also prompted Black Lives Matter protests outside of Pentland's home. The video began circulating on social media on April 12 and has since been viewed millions of times on Twitter and Facebook. You better start walking right now.”Īt the end of the video, a woman who Pentland identifies as his wife can be heard telling the other man that he had picked a fight with “some random young lady” in the neighborhood, a claim the Black man then denies. Throughout the three-minute video, Pentland continuously demands that the other man leave the neighborhood, getting in his face and, at one point, pushing the man, who almost falls to the ground. The Black man says he was simply walking and not bothering anyone. The recording begins with Pentland asking the Black man what he's doing in the area. I’m about to show you what I can do.”īackground: Soldier charged after video of confrontation with Black man in Columbia neighborhood
“You’re in the wrong neighborhood,” Pentland, standing on the sidewalk, can be heard saying to the other man before using an expletive. The video shows a man, identified as Pentland, demanding that a Black man leave the neighborhood before threatening him with physical violence. Magistrate Court Judge Diedra Hightower sentenced Pentland to 30 days in prison or a $1,087 fine, according to court records.Īt the time of his arrest, Pentland lived in a subdivision about a 30-minute drive from Columbia, South Carolina, and about a 15-minute drive from Fort Jackson. Army’s largest basic training facility, suspended him from his drill sergeant instructor duties one day after his arrest. Pentland was arrested and charged after a video depicted the white 42-year-old accosting and shoving a Black man in a South Carolina neighborhood. Jonathan Pentland guilty of third-degree assault and battery Monday, concluding a criminal case that began as a viral video that sparked protests and widespread social media outrage in April. COLUMBIA - A judge found suspended Fort Jackson Army Sgt.
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