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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nWe first wrote about Robert E. Brooks<\/a> last year when someone sent us his records. It looked as though he had pumped up his records while he was still on active duty, even though his records didn’t need any embellishment. After a year of denying any shenanigans, he finally pleaded guilty<\/a> in court this Spring to fabricating much of his military awards records. He faces a year in jail, but the judge, Stephanie Rose, was contemplating probation instead of jail. Well, as part of his pre-sentencing conditions, he couldn’t have guns in his home. Brooks didn’t seem impressed by those terms<\/a>;<\/p>\n On Tuesday, he admitted to federal Judge Stephanie Rose that, while awaiting sentencing, he had failed to comply with a court order requiring him to get rid of his guns. Prosecutors said probation officers made several home visits and, in late April, discovered about two dozen firearms, “thousands of rounds of ammunition” and smoke grenades.<\/p>\n Prosecutors argued Mr. Brooks should have his pretrial supervision revoked. Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Westphal said the violation deserved a contempt sanction from the judge and a two-day weekend jail sentence. Mr. Brooks had an “over 30-year pattern of providing false information about his military record” and continued to lie even after he was caught, Mr. Westphal said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Smooth move, Exlax. When the judge is trying to help you out, you probably shouldn’t moon her. So, the judge sentenced him to home confinement with an ankle bracelet and 20 hours of community service before his sentencing in August. I really want to stop writing about this guy, but he keeps screwing up.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"