July 1, 2025, U.S. v. CDT, United States Army, Fort Drum, New York. Cadet on Fort Drum is arrested by Military Police for reckless driving on an installation parking lot. He receives a court notice to appear in Military Magistrate Court. If Cadet is charged – without even being found guilty – ROTC would disenroll him and deny him his slot at Advance Camp, and Cadet would lose his opportunity to commission as an Officer in the United States Army. Mr. Gapasin represents the Client and begins interacting with the Special Assistant United States Attorney (SAUSA) on Fort Drum. Gapasin explains how Client was never behind the wheel and how it was a group of other Cadets who were out joyriding. He was wrongfully accused and just happened to be present when MPs appeared at the scene. The SAUSA notes Gapasin's argument in their office's final disposition in his Client's case. RESULT: ALL Charges Dismissed. Client is NOT Disenrolled and accepts slot at ROTC Advance Camp.