Commanders Policy
Posted on Sun Sep 20th, 2015 @ 1:07am by Captain R'nard Lokran
Edited on on Sun Sep 20th, 2015 @ 11:47am
671 words; about a 3 minute read
Mission:
Episode 89 - Futility's Return
Location: Chief of Security Office
Timeline: Present
ON:
A few days later after Hondos visit to the Brig, a message now lay on CDR Lokrans PADD, marked "URGENT" eyes only. The message was a memo to CDR Lokran from Hondo, on the changes that the Regiment would now accept prisoners once released from the brig.
Now instead of a prisoner being released from the brig, to await an NCO, who would arrive to sign for them. Then during the next duty day, they would all face their Commander who would chew them out, deny them privileges for a day or if it was serious for a few weeks, before they faced a summary court martial or given an Art 15 for the crime. To Hondo this was just a slap on the hand, so Hondo wrote out the memo, with the idea that now there would be retribution to include not the prisoner but his entire chain of command.
Now this change did not affect her Marines convicted of serious crimes such as rapes, murder/homicides, assaults on a civilian that resulted in the death or serious injury or were judged to be a danger to the Marines unit; so they were placed in a special brig cell.
Nor did this policy affect any other Marines assigned to one of the other two Regiments, just her own people; and she would make sure their commanders also paid the price for not keeping their personnel under control. They could still be released to their own unit representatives.
Hondo knew that once the Regiment returned back to SB400, for the first week everyone would be busy making sure the Regiment was ready for an unannounced deployment, but it would be those first weeks after being released from the unit, that her Marines would begin to drink, and get into trouble; and this time instead of one of their unit representatives signing for them, they would get a surprise...
Captain Magbangan in Class "A" uniform waiting to sign them out of the brig.....At any time of the day or night.
From: Milagros Hondo Magbangan, Cpt
Commander
237th Inf Rgt
SB 400
To: R’nard Lokran, CDR
Chief of Security
Starbase 400
As Commander of the 327th I am hereby changing the way personnel from the following units within the 327th Infantry Regiment are released from the Brig to their individual units. This policy involves the following Marine Units.
HHB 327th Infantry Regiment
HHB 1/327 Infantry Battalion
A co, B co, C co, D co and all units assigned to the Battalion
HHB 2/327 Infantry Battalion
A co, B co, C co, D co and all units assigned to the Battalion
HHB 3/327 Infantry Battalion
A co, B co, C co, D co and all units assigned to the Battalion
Effective immediately, the following procedure will be enforced for all personnel assigned to 327th Inf Regt only. NO other units are involved in this change of policy.
a. Current signing for a prisoner by an NCO for release and return back to their individual units is hereby “cancelled”.
b. The only person with the authorization to actually sign for each prisoner will be the Regiment Commander or the Regiment Command Sergeant Major.
c. Once a prisoner is ready to be released, the on-duty Security Supervisor will call the Regiment Commander and inform her that a prisoner is ready for pickup.
d. Once the Regiment Commander has been notified, she will proceed to the Security Department, where she will talk to the Shift supervisor on the reason for the persons apprehension.
e. Once the Regiment Commander has heard the charges specified, she will physically sign for the prisoner and return the prisoner back to the unit to await punishment.
f. The Regiment Commander will be called regardless of the time of the day.
If there are any questions please contact the 327th Infantry Regiment Adjutant.
For the Commander.
Signed
Douglas Fairbanks, 2nd LT
AADJ
327th Inf Regiment
Copy
END
TAG R'Nard
MIlagros Hondo Magbangan, CPT
Commanding
327th Infantry Regiment
Starbase 400
&
R’nard Lokran, CDR
Chief of Security
Starbase 400
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