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In page Jason Rother incident:

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The Marine Corps commandant, General Al Gray, was highly displeased with an initial report that he thought was largely a coverup by the battalion.[1] He ordered an outside investigation which resulted in the courts-martial of 1stLt Lawson, Sgt Turnell, and Sgt Clyde. It was revealed that Lt Lawson had four convictions for driving while intoxicated and had previously tried to resign his commission, but was denied. It was not, however, known if Lawson's problems with alcohol contributed to this situation. During the trial several Marines stated they had objected to Lawson's decision to place road guards without partners, but he overruled them as he was senior in rank.