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Canadian military police won't charge sex worker for allegedly wearing uniforms

Summary by Ground News
Police had threatened in December to charge Kingston-area sex worker Christina Lea Gilchrist, who offers discounts to Canadian soldiers for her services. They alleged Gilchrist broke the law with the  unlawful use of military uniforms. Gilchrist says mid-December warnings from CFB Kingston commanders to troops to stay away from her backfired.

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Canadian military police won't charge sex worker for allegedly wearing uniforms

Police alleged in December that Kingston-area sex worker Christina Lea Gilchrist broke the law with “unlawful use of military uniforms.”

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