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Air Force cadet dies after found injured in dorm

Apr 3, 2015

COLORADO SPRINGS - AUGUST 13: USAir Force file image shows cadets in formation in front of the chapel on August, 19, 2004 at the US Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. A Defense Department investigation 07 December, 2004 blamed eight air force officials for a sexual assault scandal at the Air Force Academy, concluding it resulted from a system of confidential reporting of allegations that left leaders in the dark as to the scope of the problem. The scandal erupted in January 2003 following an anonymous email to members of the US Congress accusing academy leaders of ignoring a serious problem with sexual assaults of female cadets. (Photo by: AFP/Getty Images)

An Air Force cadet has died after he was found injured in his Air Force Academy dorm Thursday.

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