(CNN) — The Army announced Tuesday that a sergeant first class assigned to a sexual harassment and assault response and prevention program at Fort Hood, Texas, is under investigation for “pandering, abusive sexual contact, assault and maltreatment of subordinates.”

The soldier, who was not named in an Army statement, has been suspended from all duties.

No charges have been filed.

“This is so contrary to everything upon which the Army was built,” Secretary of the Army John McHugh said during testimony before the House Appropriations Committee Defense subcommittee, the statement said. “To see this kind of activity happening in our ranks is really heart-wrenching and sickening.”

McHugh spoke generally about sex abuse crimes in the military.

WASHINGTON (CNN) — A decade-old benchmark for determining when a driver is legally drunk should be lowered in an effort to reduce alcohol-related car crashes that claim about 10,000 lives each year, U.S. safety investigators said on Tuesday.

The National Transportation Safety Board recommended that all 50 states lower the threshold from 0.08 blood-alcohol content (BAC) to 0.05.

The idea is part of a safety board initiative outlined in a staff report and approved by the panel to eliminate drunk driving, which accounts for about a third of all road deaths.

The board acknowledged that there was “no silver bullet,” but that more action is needed.

“This is critical because impaired driving remains one of the biggest killers in the United States,” NTSB Chairman Debbie Hersman said ahead of a vote by the panel on a staff report.

LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. — Anybody can have a bad relationship with their therapist, but this particular relationship was so alarming FOX 4 Problem Solvers decided to investigate. What they discovered is a therapy office that looks legitimate enough from the outside until you peel back the layers and discover the truth.

Moses Artis was more interested in his key fob than in talking to FOX 4 Problem Solvers. Artis works as a family counselor and was in court asking for a restraining order against a former client. A man he said has threatened him. But that former client tells FOX 4 Problem Solvers that all he did was try to expose Artis as a fraud and a liar.

It’s a story that starts at Lee’s Summit Marriage and Family Center. That’s where a man, who asked us only to identify him as Aaron, came to Moses for couples counseling. Fairly quickly, Aaron said, there were signs something wasn’t right.