Air Force engineer found not guilty of cover-up in deadly Marine KC-130 crash
A federal jury has delivered a verdict in a case related to a 2017 military crash. The incident resulted in the loss of 16 lives. Further details about the case are available, including the charges that were brought and the outcome of the trial.
A judge had previously dismissed one of the counts against the defendant. The case centered on allegations of improper actions following a tragic event, but the defendant was ultimately found not guilty of the remaining charges.
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