Our job(s) were both Physical security and Law Enforcement. We use to have a detail that would travel to other islands (Philippines) to gather up the awol guys, but they stopped that. In town we would go get a PC (Philippines Constable) usually Golf Unit has him. Which was great and fun to have if you get the "right" one! :-) Jun (his name) was the best though. He didn't take any crap from no one. One drunken belligerent sailor found out the hard way that you don't call a guy with a M-16 a "monkey"! :-O I can't imagine what it feels like to get knocked upside the head with the butt end of a M-16! We had secondary juridiction on Militay personel, but unless the guy/gal was REALLY out of line and broke a serious law, the local law enforcement handed them over to us. That tour is what made me stop drinking to get drunk though! :-O Although even before then I wasn't an everyday type drinker, and rarely got drunk, but after seeing what drunk sailors and marines do when they're drunk, and having to search a drunk guy who pissed on himself (that was my initiation out in town), opened my eyes! :-) It was the best 18 months in the Military and my life. By the way, the AP in Angeles CIty could carry sidearms in town, the MP's in Olongapo/Subic couldn't! More NPA activity up there from what was the reasoning they gave us. I did have my trusty C64 computer with me though. It came in handy when I had to make this HUGE banner for this female security guard on base, who later on became my wife, who later became my ex! :-( Had to bring it back on topic huh? lol!!! :-) On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 21:38:55 -0500, "Russ Blakeman" <rhb57@xxxxxxxxxx> took time to say the following: RB> Same here with being what was called "AP" (Air Police) back in your RB> day...they since split into two groups - security police (rivet counters RB> that guard "assets") and Law Enforcement (next closest thing to a regular RB> civilian cop - domestics, B&E, thefts, burlgaries, armed robbery, RB> confinement, traffic, etc). I was in Law Enforcement - started as a RB> "volunteer" (we all know how that goes) in LE augmentee program and was the RB> only one allowed a patrol without a real LEO and once the regulars went to RB> the middle east we were made permanent and since I was E6 and the regular LE RB> flight chief was E5 I outranked him and actually took his job - did desk, RB> patrol, armory, riot control (we had a few minors becuase of Desert Storm RB> and having a college nearby) and all the neat stuff they do until they RB> pulled us back to our regular squadrons to close up, pack up and go onto our RB> next base. I grew up as a cop's kid so not only did I know much of the job RB> anyway and had a feel for things (which is why I was the only augee that was RB> given a regular patrol on his own) I also fit right in and didn't whine RB> about the weird hours, crap that people gave us, etc. Drunks were fun - RB> nothing like hading them a bucket to clean the cell they puked in before RB> their commander picked them up. Also had to know both the Moranda for RB> civilians and the military rights card for active duty - not much different RB> but different enough to make a need for two. Even got to go with another LE RB> twice to get a poor widdo AWOL nitwit that thought it was so hard going to RB> boot camp and decided to run back to mommy's apron strings. Geesh what RB> morons - wouldn't doubt it a bit if most of them that do that end up as RB> managers in fast food places. RB> RB> RB> RB> > -----Original Message----- RB> > From: computertalkshop-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx RB> > [mailto:computertalkshop-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Charles R. RB> > Buchanan RB> > Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 9:26 PM RB> > To: computertalkshop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx RB> > Subject: [CTS] Re: BREAKING NEWS: Two Arrested In Connection With London RB> > Bombings RB> > RB> > RB> > We (Military Police) couldn't "arrest" someone, but we could place them RB> > under "MIlitary Apprehension" though! :-) RB> > RB> > On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 20:59:00 -0500, "Russ Blakeman" RB> > <rhb57@xxxxxxxxxx> took time to say the following: RB> > RB> > RB> Yep arrest and apprehension are interchangeable in most RB> > jurisdictions. LEO - RB> > RB> haven't heard that acronym since I was a LEO in the AF back RB> > at Chanute. 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