Soldier accused of sexual assault at CFB Shilo to face court martial
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OTTAWA — A soldier accused of sexual assault last December at CFB Shilo will likely face a court martial.
On Tuesday, military investigators charged Master Cpl. Evan Paul with one count of sexual assault and two counts of behaving in a disgraceful manner.
Paul is a member of the second battalion of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, based at Shilo.
“The charges relate to a reported incident at a social event,” the military said in a press release. Officials haven’t yet set a date or location for a court martial.