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Subject AZ National Guard Leaders Investigated for Leading "Bum Hunts" Where Homeless People Were Shot w/ Paintball Guns

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Arizona National Guard recruiters hunted homeless with paintball guns: report

Published October 16, 2012

FoxNews.com

Recruiters for the National Guard hunted homeless people with paintball guns and committed a litany of ethical and criminal violations including sexual abuse, forgery, embezzlement and assault, The Arizona Republic charged after a five-month investigation.

The wrongdoing was allegedly committed by military recruiters who visit high schools to sign up teenage recruits.

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Behavior at the Arizona National Guard documented in military records included "bum hunts," where in 2007-08, Sgt. 1st Class Michael Amerson, a former "Recruiter of the Year," drove new cadets and prospective enlistees through Phoenix's Sunnyslope community in search of homeless people, according to the Republic. Military investigators were told that Amerson and other soldiers -- some still minors -- shot transients with paintballs or got them to perform humiliating song-and-dance routines in return for money.

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