Posted on Nov 16, 2017
Army Acknowledges Failures to Report Crime Data to FBI
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This problem crosses all service lines... Seems pretty simple to send it from one database to another, not sure why this has become such a problem of not doing it.
Army Acknowledges Failures to Report Crime Data to FBI
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See that is the problem, gun control people keep calling for more rules, when we can't even enforce the ones on the books correctly.
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Sgt Martin Querin
The problem is a moral issue and you can't legislate morals. So they need to make sensible laws and then enforce them equally and unequivocally.
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I knew this was going to be a DOD wide problem, who's job is it anyways to report these convictions? Blame it on the SWO that did not read the JAGMAN
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LT Brad McInnis
C'mon @LCDR Bill Wright!!! You know SWOs are great at everything... I did 1 JAGMAN and I HATED it!
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I was wondering the same thing. It appears the Holloman Office of Special Investigation (OSI) had the lead in regards to updating NCIS. I would guess the problem lies somewhere between personnel specialist at Hollman (involved in Devin P. Kelley's discharge) communicating with OSI. If this process is at the installation level across the Air Force, one can imagine how difficult it is to track.
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2017/11/07/air-force-didnt-alert-fbi-texas-church-shooters-criminal-past.html
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2017/11/07/air-force-didnt-alert-fbi-texas-church-shooters-criminal-past.html
Air Force Didn't Alert FBI to Texas Church Shooter's Criminal Past
The Air Force and the Pentagon's inspector general office are reviewing how the service handled discharging Devin P. Kelley.
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