U.S. Naval Criminal Investigative Service

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U.S. Naval Criminal Investigative Service

• Serving the Community in Okinawa

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Welcome to Okinawa!

• As the Department of the Navys primary Law
  Enforcement and Counterintelligence agency, we
  welcome you to Okinawa, and hope that you have a
  successful and enjoyable tour of duty here.
• NCIS has a large agency presence on Okinawa and a
  strong working relationship with other military
  criminal investigative agencies on Island and the
  numerous Okinawa Law Enforcement agencies. In
  addition to felony criminal investigations, our
  office provides significant support to Marine
  Corps and Navy Commands on issues such as Force
  Protection, Counterintelligence, and operational
  issues.
• We also meet with Parent groups and participate
  in Town Meetings as a Crime Prevention service to
  our community, and are available with a
  telephone call.

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Some Tips for Transition

• As representatives of our Nation and our
  Services, we are all expected to obey the laws of
  the U.S., comply with military rules and
  regulations, and adhere to our core values.
  Wed like to provide you with some tips and info
  which should assist you in completing a
  successful tour of duty.

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Illegal Drugs

• Drugs illegal in the U.S. are illegal in Japan.
  While there may be a temptation to experiment,
  its not worth the loss of your career, or the
  risk of either Japanese or American prison.
• While some substances may not be illegal on the
  local economy, they are illegal for us.
• NCIS is an active participant in the Japan/U.S.
  counter-narcotics effort, and Japanese
  authorities often maintain prosecutorial
  jurisdiction in drug offenses.

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Alcohol

• Alcohol often plays a significant role in bad
  decisions individuals make which result in NCIS
  felony investigations. If you choose to drink,
  on or off-base, be responsible.
• Dont let alcohol become a problem. If you see a
  situation getting out of hand with a service or
  family member Walk the talk, Be your brothers
  keeper.

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Let Freedom Ring

• See something you think is suspicious? Let us
  know and well respond, and get the information
  to all who need to know.
• Remember, if it requires an immediate, emergency
  response, call PMO at 911.
• Be a part of the Force Protection Team. E-mail
  us at oki-posse_at_ncis.navy.mil, or
  call 645-0779

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Smuggling

• Illegal import or export of goods, etc. is a
  violation of both U.S. and Japanese Customs laws
  and regulations. If you have a question, call
  the Customs Office at PMO (645-2217).

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Child Pornography

• It is a felony offense to possess even ONE image
  depicting the sexual exploitation of a child
  under the age of 18.

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Domestic Violence Unit

• A cooperative effort of Law Enforcement,
  Counseling, and Medical personnel on Okinawa
  focusing on prevention and early intervention in
  Domestic Abuse cases.

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Safekids Program

• A Crime Prevention initiative implemented in
  cooperation with the DoDDS Schools on Okinawa.
  This program focuses on 4th through 9th graders,
  and provides information on computer privacy,
  Internet safety, and other related information.
  An adult version of Safekids is also available.

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Other information On Line

• Weve teamed up with MCCS here in service to our
  community. Check it out for more information on
  Identity Theft, and local drug abuse issues such
  as Bron and magic mushrooms.
  www.mccsokinawa.com/community.

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Need more information?

• NCIS Okinawa
• Camp Courtney
• Camp Hansen
• Camp Schwab
• USNH/Camp Lester
• Camp Kinser
• Camp Foster
• CFAO Kadena

• Other Law Enforcement on island
• PMO Camp Foster
• USMC MPI, Camp Foster
• Army CID Torii Station
• Air Force OSI, Kadena AB

645-7441 645-7347 644-4485 634-3171
622-9428 623-4541 625-8500 643-7566 637-2405 645-0
504 634-6334
Have a great tour on Okinawa!