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359:(POST) Commission in 2021. The POST Commission, under the direction of the aforementioned DoD Chief of Law Enforcement, certifies that the various DoD police agencies meet DoD and other federal standards, regulations, and laws. Such standards are broadly defined by DoD Instruction 5525.15, "Law Enforcement Standards and Training in the DoD."
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DoD police officers wear typical police style uniforms, more often than not in a shade of dark "L.A.P.D." blue. Pentagon Police wear a grey police uniform. Many installations now issue solid blue or black BDUs/TDUs for officers with cloth badges and name tapes. Badges and patches vary widely between
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DoD police officers also respond to all calls for law enforcement assistance or service that take place within or surrounding the installations and federal property. If the crime is found to be a major felony, then the matter is generally referred to the special agents of the applicable investigative
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personnel provide the primary law enforcement presence. All of these agencies fall under the DoD police umbrella; Such personnel are managed jointly by the DoD and the appropriate service department. The only exception to this is the USMC Civilian Police, whom are not officially under the auspices of
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Whether or not a candidate has to attend a DoD academy (see "Training" section below) depends on both the installation and the prior law enforcement experience of the applying individual. A candidate transferring from another agency who has attended any state certified or federal (FLETC) academy is
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The DoD police are responsible for law enforcement and security services on DoD-owned and leased buildings, facilities, properties and other DoD assets. Law enforcement services on properties owned or controlled by one of the component departments of the DoD is the responsibility of the appropriate
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All of these agencies are ultimately answerable to the same chain-of-command as "regular" DoD police personnel, although some agencies — particularly the
Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA) — may enjoy an additional level of autonomy. For instance, the PFPA has far more autonomy than other DoD
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executive agency separate from the DoD. However, along with both providing security police services to properties primarily occupied by military and/or former military personnel, both DoD police and VA Police candidates with no prior LE experience may attend the same academy, typically the VA Law
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where they attend the
Uniformed Police Training Course and receive Federal Certification from FLETC as a Federal Law Enforcement Officer. This is a Federally Accredited Certification that is recognized by most Federal Law Enforcement Agencies. They then return to their field office and train for
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There is no centralized, singular "Department of
Defense police" agency; Rather, "DoD police" is a umbrella term that refers to the majority of civilians engaged in (primarily uniformed) policing duties for the Department of Defense and its component branches. An exception to this are civilians
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There are also various specialized government and private entities that supply specialized training to DoD Officers on an as needed basis. Some DoD police officers have concurrent jurisdiction, meaning they can enforce state laws off base and the city police can enforce state laws on the base.
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The Marine Corps initiated a
Civilian Police force in 2005. In 2008 the Marine Corps decided to expand the civilian police officers to all other Marine Corps installations in the United States. All police officers up to the rank of Deputy Chief of Police undergo 12 weeks of FLETA training at
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As there is no singular DoD police agency proper, personnel are typically assigned to and organized by individual military installations. Each installation will have its own "DoD police department," each with their own chain of command. Departments' chiefs typically report to the head of law
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several weeks with a Field
Training Officer before patrolling on their own. They can also attend other FLETC courses such as Drug Recognition or Human Trafficking Courses. Navy Civilian Police also have concurrent jurisdiction with their city counterparts in Southeastern Virginia.
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when-requested and, when on-base, have virtually the same authority as such special agents. It is important to note, however, that DoD police detectives are not federally-credentialed special agents like their civilian special agent counterparts of the various MCIOs.
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Training Center's Basic Police Course. Additionally, LEOs of both the DoD and VA Police are federally-coded as "Police Series 0083," the 'career code' utilized by the federal government to identify most uniformed basic police officers in its employ.
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of the various MCIOs, DoD police LEOs have little to no authority off of DoD property. Any authority they may exercise off-property is strictly controlled by “memorandums of understanding” with the relevant surrounding civilian law enforcement agencies.
328:(CGIS) – is not considered a MCIO. Civilians, including law enforcement officers (LEOs), of the MCIOs are not considered "DoD police." The DoD police, however, have their own investigative capacity, usually in the form of plainclothes or semi-uniformed
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DOD Security
Officers (GS-0085) (often known as "Guards" (e.g. Department of Army Guard or "DASG") are not federal police officers, but do hold federal grades, wear similar uniforms and carry firearms. Their duties are mostly access control.
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A major requirement of any potential DoD officer is to pass a medical exam. While there is not typically an uncorrected vision requirement, candidates must have normal color vision, depth perception, and sufficiently good corrected vision.
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Candidates can be required to take and pass a physical fitness test. This test could take the form of the same type of test that is issued to military members (as in the case of
Department of the Army officers) or the so-called
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itself may or may not be standardized and each military service (Coast Guard or US Air Force, US Marine Corps) may choose other academies and/or training regiments that satisfy their needs and requirements.
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personnel of their respective branches; supplementing, complementing, and supporting such military personnel. DoD police personnel are not members of the military (and as such, are not subject to the
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Actual recruitment requirements vary between service branches, agencies, and installations. There are, however, a few hiring requirements that are nearly universal among DoD police services.
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Assignment to a particular installation will dictate the uniforms, insignia, and overall management of the personnel; DoD police assigned to an Air Force installation may be referred to as
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are also issued. During higher threat conditions, officers could be equipped with Kevlar helmets and other protective equipment; along with rifles, carbines, and shotguns.
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DoD police officers also conduct patrols within the installation and other federal properties. An officer can conduct traffic stops for any motor vehicle violations.
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or equivalent, though on small- to medium-sized installations this position may be amalgamated under the deputy installation commander or similar senior post.
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as well. This is an Air Force-specific course that does not certify officers to work on
Veteran's Administration properties, only Air Force installations.
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The DD Form 1408 does not have any monetary fines associated with it and is an administrative type of punishment or can be used as a written warning.
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across the nation. Some DoD installations allow civilian DoD police officers to carry their personal handguns with them onto the installation.
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off-duty across the United States, regardless of most state and local laws, with some exceptions. This act does not provide any statutory
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police agencies in their selection and use of uniforms and equipment, in addition to having its own dedicated chain-of-command.
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the DoD police. The Civilian Police scheme is managed by the USMC Law Enforcement Program and is answerable directly to the
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maintain a MOU with multiple historically significant towns (Bedford, Lincoln, Concord, and Lexington).
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does not normally fall under the Department of Defense, the USCG's criminal investigatory agency – the
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crimes; however, felony crimes are investigated on a case-by-case basis that are not pursued by the
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on 29 December 2022. The Act, among other provisions, statutorily requires all DoD police and
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For certain assignments DoD police officers are required to obtain and maintain a "Secret"
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that DoD civilian police are qualified law enforcement officers and may legally carry
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Memorandums of understanding (MOUs) are established in agreement with either the city
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employed by the "military criminal investigatory organizations" (MCIOs); the
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agencies which fall under the “DoD police” umbrella. Such agencies include:
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DoD police perform a variety of law enforcement and security roles.
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certified as the Department of the Army Civilian Police Academy at
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occasionally excused from attending a DoD academy.CINC 5530.14
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enforcement and security of each installation, typically the
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Department of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations
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Department of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations
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Civilian-staffed law enforcement personnel of the U.S. DoD
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DoD police vehicles vary widely, with vehicles including
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One major function of a DoD police officer is to conduct
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Central Intelligence Agency: Security Protective Service
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There are specialized roles within DoD police, such as:
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Agency-specific police departments of the United States
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US Forest Service: Law Enforcement & Investigations
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List of United States federal law enforcement agencies
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Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division
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Federal law enforcement agencies of the United States
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Smithsonian Institution Office of Protection Services
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Federal law enforcement agencies of the United States
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A request that this article title be changed to
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1982:Sergeant at Arms of the House of Representatives
1902:Internal Revenue Service, Criminal Investigation
660:of each branches' investigative agency (such as
430:DoD police personnel work alongside the various
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715:CVB Form (U.S. District Court Violation Notice)
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225:maintains its own civilian police force, the
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1000:DoD officers carry a firearm, typically a
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227:United States Marine Corps Civilian Police
179:United States Department of Defense police
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1887:Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau
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893:The Army hosts its own Academy which is
711:DD Form 1408 Armed Forces Traffic Ticket
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1260:"PFPA | Our Agency | History"
871:Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
530:National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
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2144:Defense Criminal Investigative Service
2122:United States military law enforcement
1730:Transportation Security Administration
1481:Defense Criminal Investigative Service
1246:"Military SWAT | Security Forces"
1218:"Marine Corps Law Enforcement Program"
1092:Department of the Army Civilian Police
990:Department of the Army Civilian Police
822:Requirements of potential DoD officers
306:Defense Criminal Investigative Service
2258:Marine Corps Provost Marshal's Office
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1964:Department of Veterans Affairs Police
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468:detectives and criminal investigators
456:conservation law enforcement officers
376:Department of Veterans Affairs Police
2236:Naval Criminal Investigative Service
1897:Financial Crimes Enforcement Network
1674:Citizenship and Immigration Services
1649:National Institutes of Health Police
357:Peace Officer Standards and Training
314:Naval Criminal Investigative Service
96:adding citations to reliable sources
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1997:Government Publishing Office Police
1713:Immigration and Customs Enforcement
1082:United States Department of Defense
880:DoD police training outside of the
869:Police, send their officers to the
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2298:Department of the Air Force Police
2269:United States Naval Academy Police
2174:Defense Intelligence Agency Police
1615:Department of the Air Force Police
1097:Department of the Air Force Police
911:Department of the Air Force Police
404:Department of the Air Force Police
215:Department of the Air Force Police
174:Department of Defense police patch
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2263:United States Marine Corps Police
1643:Office of Criminal Investigations
1524:Intelligence and Security Command
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1232:"Vets to Cops | Cops Office"
1012:(typically an expandable ASP), a
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326:Coast Guard Investigative Service
2333:United States Coast Guard Police
2159:Pentagon Force Protection Agency
1892:Bureau of Engraving and Printing
1605:Office of Special Investigations
1496:Pentagon Force Protection Agency
1397:(USMC LE Program) - archive copy
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2169:National Security Agency Police
2154:Defense Logistics Agency Police
2080:National Zoological Park Police
1942:Office of Secure Transportation
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1757:Bureau of Indian Affairs Police
1529:Criminal Investigation Division
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525:Defense Logistics Agency Police
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238:Department of Homeland Security
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1857:Bureau of Diplomatic Security
1696:Customs and Border Protection
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1087:United States Pentagon Police
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408:Department of the Army Police
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1992:United States Capitol Police
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1486:Department of Defense Police
1449:Office of Export Enforcement
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378:(VA Police) LEOs to utilize
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1862:Diplomatic Security Service
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454:(SRT or "SWAT") operators,
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1867:Office of Foreign Missions
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1112:Ministry of Defence Police
416:United States Marine Corps
299:Organization and oversight
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861:DoD agencies, including
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293:law enforcement officers
187:security police officers
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