Fort Gordon Resident Agency

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Fort Gordon Resident Agency

• Third MP Group (CID)
• US Army Criminal Investigation Command

Do What Has To Be Done Justice Will Prevail
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MISSION
Investigate all felony crimes which have a U.S.
Army interest to include general, economic and
drug offenses. Provide worldwide criminal
investigative support to all U.S. Army
elements. Conduct protective service operations
or Department of Defense, Joint Chiefs of Staff,
and Department of the Army.
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Organization
LTC Robert Vittetoe Commander 10th MP BN
MAJ Dennis Greenwood-XO CPT Jim Dupras-S2/3
1SG Gary Belcher-1SG CW5 Randal Doyle-OPNS
SFC Jarvis Lockhart-S1 SFC David Fertig-S4
SA Joe Metzger SAC Ft. Lee, VA
SA Paul Pierce SAC Ft. Bragg, NC
SA Dennis Burdette SAC Ft. Jackson, SC
SA Art Simril SAC Ft. Eustis, VA
SA Kevin Roof SAC Ft. Gordon, GA
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Purpose

• To heighten awareness and solicit support or the
  Armys effort against Fraud, Waste and Abuse
  better known as Economic Crimes.
• To make Commanders aware of the problem of
  illegal distribution, possession and use of
  drugs.
• To make Commanders aware of the problem with
  property crimes and crimes against others known
  as General Crimes.

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CID Services

• Independent investigation of serious crimes
• Criminal investigative support at home and on the
  battlefield (war crimes)
• Protective Services for designated personnel
• Crime Prevention
• Full Service Crime Laboratory
• US Army Crime Records Center
• Polygraphs

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General Crimes

• Larceny of Government/Personal Property
  (computers, vehicles)
• 2000 - 75 cases of property crimes
• 2001 - 23 cases of property crimes
• Soldiers are buying cheap locks that are easily
  broken off.
• If its important to you, then lock it, light
  it, fence it, and count it!

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General Crimes

• Sexual Assault (Rape, Indecent Assault, Sodomy,
  Indecent Acts)
• 2000 - 29 cases of sexual assault
• 2001 - 19 cases of sexual assault
• Mostly AIT students off post. (Knights Inn,
  Robbies, Comfort Inn)
• Death cases - 2 suicides

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GENERAL CRIMES

• False Statements - 7 case (mostly rapes)
• Forgery (checks are being stolen from wall
  lockers) (cheap locks) - 10 cases
• Property stolen from wall lockers

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ECONOMIC CRIME

• Types of Economic Crime Bribery, Graft,
  Conflict of Interest Theft of Government Funds
  Contract Fraud
• BAH/Travel Fraud/Medical Fraud
• 14 cases of BAH/Travel Fraud
• over 160,000.00
• Misuse of IMPAC Card

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LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITY

• Conduct periodic inspections of accountable items
  - physically verify sensitive items by serial
  number
• Keep accurate records of all paperwork - for
  example, maintaining IMPAC card receipts in an
  organized file.
• Report suspicions of criminal activity

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DRUGS

• Possession and Use of Cocaine
• Possession and Use of Marihuana
• Possession and Use of Ecstasy
• In 2000 there were 135 positive urinalysis.
• In 2001 there are 56 positive urinalysis

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POSITIVE URINALYSISWHAT DO I DO?

• Once memo is received from ADAPC - report it to
  CID immediately IAW AR 195-2 and AR 600-85
• Do not interview soldier before sending them to
  CID
• Do not attempt to investigate offense - refer to
  CID

396-6429, Building 8-1221 Randolph Street
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Street Gang Awareness

• Juvenile vs. Adult Street Gangs
• Symbols
• Tattoos
• Photographs
• Flags and hand signs
• Assets available MPI, CID, SJA
• (MPI has Gang Team)

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Fort Gordon POC

• SA Kevin M. ROOF, Special Agent - in-Charge
• SA Mary M. COOPER, Assistant, Special
  Agent-in-Charge
• 791-4611

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Questions/Concerns