article_snippet: Tritschlerpictured)  is accused of forging the signature of a Lieutenant Commander on documents after being accused of bullying .
article_snippet: A high-ranking officer in the Royal Navy 'deceitfully' forged the signature of a Lieutenant Commander who accused A high-ranking officer in the Royal Navy ' of harassment and bullying to 'protect A high-ranking officer in the Royal Navy ' from future complaints', a court martial heard today.
article_snippet: Captain Edwin Tritschler, 48, of Yeovilton in Somerset, is accused of forging the signature of Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill on documents to bring an end to the 'never-ending' list of complaints against A high-ranking officer in the Royal Navy '.
article_snippet: A high-ranking officer in the Royal Navy ' is accused of using a scanner and a computer to help forge Lt Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill signature on three separate documents.
article_snippet: The court heard three separate documents were created by Tritschler to show the complaint department that A high-ranking officer in the Royal Navy ' had given clear management advice to A high-ranking officer in the Royal Navy ' junior.
article_snippet: Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill then heard Tritschler allegedly forged Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill signature on three separate documents.
article_snippet: Mr Richards added: 'What three separate documents appear to show is regular manager advice from Tritschler to Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill and three separate documents bear signatures of the two men. '
article_snippet: When Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill realised the signatures on the documents were forged, Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill reported it and Tritschler was subsequently interviewed.
article_snippet: In interview, Tritschler denied forging the signatures on the documents and said Tritschler remembered Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill signing the signatures on the documents in Tritschler presence.
highlights_snippet: Captain Edwin Tritschler, 48, is accused of three counts of forgery .
  
highlights_snippet: He allegedly forged signature of an officer who accused He of bullying .
  