Commanders, Briefing Course

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202nd MP Group (CID)
Stem Kaserne Seckenheim, Germany
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Purpose
To provide an overview regarding USACIDC
operations with the USAREUR AOR and statistical
data regarding rape/ sexual assault
investigations within the USAREUR AOR.
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Agenda

• Mission
• Organization
• Area of Operation
• Investigative Operations
• Conclusion

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Mission
Today, in an AOR extending from Greenland to
the east coast of Russia and the southern tip of
Africa, the 202nd Military Police Group (CID)
supports commanders by conducting Army, Joint and
Combined criminal investigations of serious,
sensitive or special interest matters, and
criminal intelligence, logistics security,
counter-drug, antiterrorism, force protection and
protective services operations in support of Army
and Department of Defense interests in the EUCOM
AOR in order to prevent crime and maintain the
Soldiers, civilians, family members, units and
materiel necessary to carry out the orders of the
President in peacetime, combat and contingency
operations. On order, the 202nd Military Police
Group (CID) transitions to war IAW existing
CONPLANS and continues with its assigned mission.

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Organization
HQ, USACIDC Ft. Belvoir, VA BG Rodney L. Johnson
202nd Military Police Group (CID) Seckenheim COL
Mike Prendergast CSM T.J. Seaman
1002nd MP BN (CID) Bamberg LTC Baxter
1SG Drew Underwood
5th MP BN (CID) Kaiserslautern LTC Hadley
1SG Gail Dippel
European Special Investigation and Fraud Field
Office Seckenheim Mr. John Mays
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Brigade Level Commands
6th MP Group (CID) Fort Lewis, WA
202nd MP Group (CID) Seckenheim, GE
CITF Fort Belvoir, VA
3rd MP Group (CID) Fort Gillem, GA
701st MP Group (CID) Fort Belvoir, VA
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Germany
5th MP BN
Giessen
Friedburg
1002nd MP BN
Hanau
Wiesbaden
Baumholder
Darmstadt
Schweinfurt
Mannheim
Bamberg
Kaiserslautern
Wuerzburg
Heidelberg
Grafenwoehr
Hohenfels
202nd MP GRP HQ ESIFFO
Ansbach


Stuttgart


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Netherlands Italy
1002nd MP BN (CID)
5th MP BN (CID)
Vicenza
Schinnen
Livorno
(Warm Base)






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Kosovo / Bosnia
5th MP BN (CID)
1002nd MP BN (CID)
Camp Bondsteel
Tuzla






(Warm Base)






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Current Deployments
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Top Five CID Investigations

• Rape
• Indecent Assault
• Marihuana/Ecstasy Use
• Unattended Deaths
• Larceny

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FELONY CRIME CLOCK
ROI 44 minutes
VIOLENT CRIME 12 hours
GENERAL CRIME 3 hours
ECONOMIC CRIME 8 hours
DRUG CRIME 1 hour
RAPE 24 hours
GOV PRIVATE 5 hours
URINALYSIS 2 hours
FRAUD 2 days
AGG ASSAULT 2 days
SEX CRIME (OT) 13 hours
ROBBERY 11 days
DEATHS (OT) 10 days
MURDER/ MANSLAUGHTER 6 days
BURGLARY/ HBL 10 days
SUICIDE 4 days
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Crime by Categories
Thru 4th QTR FY 06
Thru 4th QTR FY 05
VS
Drugs - 15 Property 0 Persons 7 EC 3
Sex 6
ROIs
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Sex Offenses
Thru 4th QTR FY 06
Thru 4th QTR FY 05
Rape 2 Indecent Assault 0 Indecent Acts 0
Sodomy - 2 Carnal Knowledge - 1 Indecent
Acts (Child) 1
Rape Indecent Assault Indecent Acts Sodomy Carnal
Knowledge Indecent Acts (Child)
ROIs
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SUBJECT PROFILE

• Subject Profile The subject profile is
  associated with most common attributes for
  subjects who have committed sexual misconduct
  offenses.
• USAREUR (CY 06)
• Active Duty E1-E4 37.7
• Age 22-26 51.4
• Unmarried 51.4
• USAREUR (CY 05)
• Active Duty E1-E4 50
• Age 22-26 33.5
• Unmarried 52.1

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VICTIM PROFILE

• Victim Profile The victim profile is associated
  with most common attributes for victims of sexual
  misconduct offenses.
• USAREUR (CY 06)
• Active Duty E1-E4 30.5
• Dependent Daughter 23.3
• Age 17-26 56.5
• Unmarried 73.5
• USAREUR (CY 05)
• Active Duty E1-E4 42.5
• Dependent Daughter 16.6
• Age 17-26 63.1
• Unmarried 75.2
• 23.3 of incidents were committed against
  dependent daughters of service members, an
  increase from 16.6 in CY 2005.

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LOCATION PROFILE

• 22.6 of incidents occurred in on-post barracks,
  a decrease from 35.5 in CY 05.
• 46.7 of these rooms were unsecured, a slight
  decrease from 47.1 in 2005.

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CONTRIBUTING FACTORS

• Alcohol/Drug involvement was a contributing
  factor in 45 of all incidents/investigations, a
  decrease from 52.1 in CY 05 and a significant
  decrease from the reported 69 in CY 04.

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DATE/TIME PROFILE

• 79.4 of all incidents occurred between
  Thurs-Sun, most frequently on Sat and Sun
  (compared to 73.3 in CY 05).
• 68.3 of all incidents occurred between
  2100-0600. A slight decrease from CY 2005.

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FORCE PROFILE
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CSM T.J. SEAMAN, DSN 375-8255 or CELL
0162-270-3353