Army MP/CID/Warrant Officer

[Sgt. Slaughter]

Although I noticed SERE school is a requirement. SWEET!!!!

[CincyCop]

Heck, I'd look into it...the worst they could say is "NO"...well, I guess they could say "F*** NO" as they did in my case. LOL!

What's 'SERS' school? Is that like 'SERE' school? (SERE = Survival, Evasion, Resistance & Escape)

[Sgt. Slaughter]

What's 'SERS' school? Is that like 'SERE' school? (SERE = Survival, Evasion, Resistance & Escape)

My bad. Got so excited I couldn't type, I guess... Yessir. That's exactly what it is.

[MyOwnNemesis]

Although I noticed SERE school is a requirement. SWEET!!!!

Sweet was not the word that I associated with that course....

[Sgt. Slaughter]

Just excited about the opportunity to do that stuff. Not at the actual course itself. My bad...

[MyOwnNemesis]

Just excited about the opportunity to do that stuff. Not at the actual course itself. My bad...

Oh, I understand. Looking back I have a lot of funny stories from SERE - they are funny NOW. Two things I clearly remember 1. Always hungry (no big deal). 2. Getting my a55 kicked (as well as other body parts) everyday. But I learned great things that saved my butt on many occasions.

[CincyCop]

Sweet was not the word that I associated with that course....

I didn't enjoy it either. We did our SERE training in Warner Springs, CA (1988). I will say that there were some USMC Recon and Navy SEAL types that did seem to enjoy it. Seems like it was sort of a vacation for them. Nutty.

[MyOwnNemesis]

I didn't enjoy it either. We did our SERE training in Warner Springs, CA (1988). I will say that there were some USMC Recon and Navy SEAL types that did seem to enjoy it. Seems like it was sort of a vacation for them. Nutty.

I was three weeks out of Jungle Phase and thought I could kick everyone's butt. 2 days into SERE.....

As I said before...Looking back, I had a blast! Did mine at Campbell and Eglin.

[Kimble]

I will say that there were some USMC Recon and Navy SEAL types that did seem to enjoy it.

For guys in that community (SOCOM) who spend a lot of time down range in active combat, it probably was.

[Cat_Doc]

Did mine at Campbell and Eglin.

My daughter, USAF, did her's at Eglin. I even have a pretty cool picture of her and her fellow Airmen with this miserable look on their face and sweat soaked hair and shirts.

[AaronLucia]

Does anyone here have any contact info for CID? I've tried calling and e-mailing a few field offices and have no luck getting a hold of anyone.

And yes, I have already gone to their website, that's where I got the numbers from.

[Sgt. Slaughter]

Does anyone here have any contact info for CID? I've tried calling and e-mailing a few field offices and have no luck getting a hold of anyone.

And yes, I have already gone to their website, that's where I got the numbers from.

According to their site you're supposed to contact the closest field office. I sent mine an email but they never responded. I think I've got all the info I need from surfing the web and posting in a couple different forums. Time to pay the recruiter a visit...

[MyOwnNemesis]

Does anyone here have any contact info for CID? I've tried calling and e-mailing a few field offices and have no luck getting a hold of anyone.

And yes, I have already gone to their website, that's where I got the numbers from.

Sorry - all the guys I knew in CID retired. Be creative. Call the MP desk after hours and ask to speak to the Duty Agent.

[clark7]

Slaughter, I've been an active duty agent for 2 and a half years. Send your questions.

[I_Follow_ROE]

I can tell you CID at Ft. Riley, KS is a joke and hilarious.

I lost 14 pills (It was the entire scrpt I got them earlier that day on post) of Opana (Narcotic). I don't know what happened, but I have a theory. I had multiple scripts filled and when I took them out the Pharmacy bag, I think I left the Opana in there and threw it out mistakingly. Or, they fell out, I left them somewhere, God only knows. I honestly don't know and never willl. Anyway, I told my next line supervisor and doctor and was ordered by my NCO to report this to the MP office just in case a fellow soldier found them and returned them or worse took them and OD'D. I complied as it was an order by my NCO .The Dr. however seemed less worried.

I do the report and 3 days later, I'm sitting in a CID interrogation room looking at false statement and distrubution charges. DISTRIBUTION CHARGES? HOW THE BEEP!? From what evidence did they have or investigative information they did in 3 days? I don't know? Especially since I honestly lost them, so I know there is no evidence of me sellng them (Like video, pictures, voice). And, that no one would say that they witnessed this because I lost them. But, then it's a he said she said deal. I had been on that pill for nearly a year pior to this. Why the hell would I decide to fake a loss of 14 pills instead of a months supply of 90? So, to their great go-go-gadget detective work, I faked 14 lost pills by selling them,taking them, whatever, then even though I never tried to recoup the pills, their idea is, I was going to get the script re-filled and get 14 more doubling it to 28 pills. Yeah, I'm rather double 14 pills to 28 rather than 90 to a 180, smart detective.


Except that, that behavior was irrational to a chronic pain patient. Being that we live our lives around pills because withdrawal is a biabia. I can tell you I wouldnt sell my pills or give them away even a 100 bucks a pill. W/D are worse.

But, their charges werent of "Addiction" but disribution. Go-go gadget brain!

The CID agent comes in and ask if I'd like a drink or something to snack on. I say sure. He gets me a drink and comes back closes the door, sits down, and asks if I want to clarify my statement. I said No, what my statement says is what happened. If he needs clarification I could simply re-read my statement to him. I asked what my charges are which he told me. I said, thanks for the gatoraid, do you have the number to JAG?

He arrested me and my CO had to come pick me up. It was laughable, they couldnt get me on the charges so basicaly tried to piss off my CO so he would be pissed at me. A low blow tactic.

Anyway, how they got these charges with absolutely no evidence is absurd and beyond me.

I know a lot of soldiers get narcs, pretend to lose them and try to get a refill to double up. But, I get refills monthly, so it wasn't lke I would never get more (if addiction was considerd), which was obviously over-looked by this idiot agent. It would only make sense if I got them for an acute illness, not a chronic illness were I was on a nartic regiment anyway, moron.

The thing about that was, I informed my doctor, but didnt get a refill or even ask. So that was out of the question to begin with.

Horrible detective work.

The guy thought he was **** tracy but was completely and utterly wrong. Idiot.

First time in my life I couldnt stand a LEO and had the F THE POLICE mentality. For awhile after that I lost all faith in law enforcement officers. Honestly, I still do. What the agent tried to do was beyond bullcrap.

Lame.

I realy want to now how he qualified as a CID agent. His "gut" feelin is crap.