“Local Marine Warrant Officer accused of lying about HIV status to partner”

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SAN DIEGO, CA. (KNXP) - A San Diego man is facing charges after being accused of having sex with a partner without telling her he was HIV positive.
According to court documents, San Diego Police received a call in October from a victim reporting that their ex-boyfriend, 35-year-old John J. Johnson, an active duty Marine, had lied to her about having HIV.
According to the victim's complaint to investigators, they had both protected and unprotected sex while they were dating.

While they were dating, the victim encouraged Johnson to get tested for HIV. The victim said Johnson resisted the idea for a month before finally agreeing to get tested on October 18.
While they were waiting on his test results, Johnson told the victim that there "was a possibility he had HIV" because he'd had unprotected sex multiple times since he was last tested.
Johnson came out of the nurse's room smiling, according to court documents, and showed the paperwork to the victim. The paperwork indicated that Johnson was "positive" and "reactive" for HIV. Investigators note the victim provided them with a copy of that paperwork.

At first Johnson told investigators he had never been diagnosed with HIV and didn't know he had it. Later, in a sworn verbal statement, he admitted that he tested positive for HIV back in 2016.
Investigators were able to confirm with the U.S. Naval Hospital that Johnson not only tested positive in 2016, but also tested positive in 2015.
As a result of the investigation, Johnson was charged and taken into custody on Friday. He remains in the San Diego Jail on a $25,000 bond.

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