A sentencing hearing has been set for May 23 for Anthony Todd Saxon, who, prosecutors say, wore a combat uniform to Fort Gordon last summer to get access to military gear.
Saxon pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in January to impersonating a soldier and two gun charges as part of a plea deal. Prosecutors dropped four other counts.
The three charges carry a maximum sentence of 23 years in prison. Saxon's guilty plea is expected to earn him a lighter sentence, however.
Prosecutors say Saxon hasn't served in the military since 1994, when he was discharged from the Florida National Guard.
Should have stayed on active duty if he wanted access to military gear!
Sometimes we are only fooling ourselves when we say people who do crazy things aren't crazy.
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