S. Navy to revise its policies. S.
Rep. Vicente Gonzalez. The Navy is refining policies related to transferring sailors accused of sexual assault.
This comes after it was revealed that Resendiz's killer was transferred to another ship due to a separate offense. Further details on the policy changes and the circumstances surrounding Resendiz's death are available from the source, including additional information on command leadership training and procedures for reporting missing sailors.
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