U.S. Naval Criminal Investigative Service

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U.S. Naval Criminal Investigative Service

• Let Freedom Ring

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• By paying attention to your surroundings and
  keeping the Provost Marshall or Security
  Personnel informed of suspicious or unusual
  incidents, you play a vital role in the Force
  Protection effort here on Okinawa, everyday.

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• Recently, weve implemented a new method of
  providing information to the Force Protection
  Team, called Let Freedom Ring.
• This program allows a phone call or e-mail
  notification, or heads up to your Force
  Protection Team.

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What do we mean by suspicious?

• Vehicles, either empty or occupied, parked in
  unusual locations, (on the street or highway near
  military bases, etc.), or in the same location
  for varying time periods.
• People you have not seen before, on foot, taking
  photos of buildings, intersections, or keeping
  other records of the flow of vehicles or
  pedestrians.
• People asking questions relating to base access,
  security procedures, or security personnel.

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• If you see something that is an emergency or
  requires immediate police action, call 911 right
  away.

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• If the information you have does not require an
  immediate police response, contact us at either
• 645-0779
• or
• oki-posse_at_ncis.navy.mil

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The bottom-line?

• If you think its unusual or strange, weird,
  or otherwise out of the ordinary in your daily
  routine or surroundings, let us know.