TOKYO — A Michigan man will spend a year and a day in prison for assaulting his spouse at their home outside Camp Zama, the headquarters of U.S. Army Japan in Sagamihara, according to a news release Friday from the U.S. Justice Department.
Robert Hammock, 39, a former Zama cook from Detroit, pleaded guilty May 4 in U.
On July 19, 2021, an argument between Hammock and his spouse, identified in court records as Victim 1, escalated until Hammock punched the woman in the eye twice, hit her on the head and body, pushed her to the ground and then attempted to strangle her, according to the release.
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