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VICTIM AND WITNESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Victims and witnesses of crime normally suffer some adverse impact
from the crime. The VWAP is designed to minimize the effects of crime
and to help victims and witnesses understand and meaningfully
participate in the military justice system. The VWAP ensures that Marine
Corps personnel are trained to provide appropriate information,
referrals, and services. It is a multi-disciplinary model designed to
identify and assist crime victims and witnesses through the criminal
justice process beginning with the initial report of a crime and
continuing through the investigation, prosecution, sentencing,
confinement, and release of an offender.
VICTIM: A person who has suffered direct physical, emotional, or
pecuniary harm as a result of the commission of a crime committed in
violation of the UCMJ, or in violation of the law of another
jurisdiction if any portion of the investigation is conducted primarily
by the DoD Components.
YOUR RIGHTS AS A VICTIM:
- The right to be treated with fairness and with respect for your dignity
and privacy;
- The right to be reasonably protected from the accused offender;
- The right to be notified of court proceedings;
- The right to be present at all public court proceedings related to the
offense, unless the court determines that your testimony would be
materially affected if you as the victim heard other testimony at trial;
- The right to confer with the attorney for the government in the case;
- The right to available restitution;
- The right to information about the conviction, sentencing,
imprisonment, and release of the offender.
WITNESS: A person who has information or evidence about a crime, and
provides that knowledge to a DoD component about an offense in the
investigative jurisdiction of a DoD component.
YOUR RIGHTS AS A WITNESS:
- The right to be treated with fairness and with respect for your dignity and privacy;
- The right to be reasonably protected from the accused;
- The right to be notified of any scheduling changes which will affect
your appearance at court-martial;
- The right to be notified of the apprehension of an accused, the initial
appearance of an accused before a military judge, the release of the
accused pending court-martial, and trial proceedings (including entry of
guilty pleas);
- The right to receive information about the conviction, sentence,
confinement, and release of the accused.
VWAP Forms:
DD2701 - Initial Information for Victims and Witnesses
of Crime
DD2702 - Court-Martial Information for Victims and
Witnesses of Crime
DD2703 - Post-Trial Information for Victims and
Witnesses of Crime
Victim and Witness Assistance Coordinators
(VWACs):
The VWAC is the commands primary point of contact for
victim witness assistance matters. The VWAC is
responsible for obtaining and distributing VWAP
materials and for providing VWAP training to the members
of the command.
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Victims and witnesses should reach out to their respective command VWAC for assistance in exercising their rights and learning more about available services:
| MCAS Cherry Point |
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| CNATT |
Capt Dodson |
(252) 466-5816 |
| FRC |
SSgt Solomon |
(252) 464-9734 |
| H&HS |
GySgt Cleveland |
(252) 466-2949 |
| USNH |
LCDR Huber |
(252) 466-0500 |
| VMR-1 |
Capt Crookham |
(252) 466-5745 |
| CLC-21 |
MSgt Dixon |
(252) 466-6620 |
| 2D Marine Aircraft Wing |
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| MWHS-2 |
SSgt Miller |
(252) 466-2330 |
| 2D LAAD |
1stLt Shenk |
(252) 466-7088 |
| MACG-28 |
Capt Rogers |
(252) 466-7046 |
| MACS-2 |
1stLt Prohoniak |
(252) 466-4187 |
| MASS-1 |
1stLt Rodriquez |
(252) 466-2591 |
| MTACS028 |
GySgt George |
(252) 466-4305 |
| MWCS-28 |
1stLt Daughterty |
(252) 466-5357 |
| VMU-2 |
1stLt Gowan |
(252) 466-8259 |
| MAG-14 |
2ndLt Lopez |
(252) 466-3836 |
| VMA-223 |
DEPLOYED |
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| VMA-231 |
Capt Krivohlavy |
(252) 466-5379 |
| VMA-542 |
Capt Kimel |
(252) 466-3901 |
| VMAQ-1 |
DEPLOYED |
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| VMAQ-2 |
Capt Haas |
(252) 466-7701 |
| VMAQ-3 |
2ndLt Fei |
(252) 466-6128 |
| VMAQ-4 |
Capt Emory |
(252) 466-4224 |
| VMAT-203 |
Capt Farrar |
(252) 466-7074 |
| VMGR-252 |
1stLt Connolly |
(252) 466-3007 |
| HMLA-467 |
Capt Fouts |
(252) 720-2804 |
| MWSG-27 |
SSgt O'Connor |
(252) 466-2023 |
| MWSS-271 |
Capt Snyder |
(252) 466-6905 |
| MWSS-274 |
SSgt O'Connor |
(252) 466-2023 |
| PSD-14 |
2ndLt Lopez |
(252) 466-3836 |
| HMH-366 |
SSgt Johnson |
(252) 720-5797 |
Resources and Services for Victims and Witnesses:
MCAS Cherry Point Chaplains offer counseling,
religious ministries and related services to victims & witnesses upon request.
252-466-4000
The MCAS Cherry Point Legal Assistance Office provides
legal assistance for family matters such as divorce, child support, and
transitional compensation and can provide referral to civilian attorneys when
needed. 252-466-2311
The Naval Health Clinic Cherry Point Mental Health Department
offers one-on-one counseling as well as a variety of group therapy programs on
such topics as combat stress, PTSD, military womens issues, ADHD, depression,
anxiety, personality disorders, and nightmare treatment. 252-466-0500
The Naval Health Clinic can provide medical care and
Sexual Assault Nurse Exams for military and dependent crime victims. (252)
466-0266
The Family Advocacy Program provides assistance and
counseling for domestic violence perpetrators and victims. (252) 466-3264;
http://www.mccscherrypoint.com/prep.htm;
http://www.usmc-mccs.org/famadv/index.cfm
MCAS Cherry Point Marine and Family Programs offers a
number of workshops on substance abuse and prevention, anger management, family
advocacy, domestic violence, sexual addiction, and a survivors of sexual
abuse/assault group. www.mccscherrypoint.com/marineservices.htm
Military OneSource offers three kinds of short-term,
non-medical counseling such as adjustment to situational stressors, stress
management, decision-making, communication, and grief. Resources are also
available for a variety of mental health issues and military-specific issues
such as transitional compensation. 1-800-342-9647;
Link to Military
OneSource
Marine Corps VWAP Website explains victims and
witnesses rights with numerous links to resources and forms, including those
for transitional compensation.
Link to Marine Corps VWAP Website
The National Center for Victims of Crime is the
nations leading resource and advocacy organization for crime victims and those
who serve them.
Link
to National Center for Victims of Crime
DoJ Office of Victims of Crime provide a variety of
resources for victims of crime.
Link to DoJ Office of
Victims of Crime
North Carolina Attorney Generals Office provides
assistance to victims in North Carolina of elder abuse, ID theft, consumer
scams, domestic violence, and other crimes. (919) 716-6780;
Link to NC Attorney
General's Office
North Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public Safety Victims
Compensation Services Division helps to reimburse citizens who
incur medical expenses and lost wages as a result of being an innocent victim of
a crime committed in North Carolina.
Link to NC Dept of
Crime Control and Public Safety Victims Compensation Services Division
North Carolina Victim Assistance Network is a
non-profit organization helping victims find resources in their local
communities. Resources are listed by county.
Link to NC Victim Assistance Network
Coastal Womens Shelter provides comprehensive
domestic and family violence services to Craven, Pamlico, and Jones Counties.
(252) 638-5995;
Link to Coastal Women's Shelter
Carolines House provides domestic violence support in
Carteret County. (252) 393-6361
Craven County Department of Social Services provides
protective services to children and adults. (252) 636-4900;
Link
to Craven Co Dept of Social Services
Carteret County Department of Social Services provides
protective services to children and adults. (252) 728-3181;
Link to
Carteret Co Dept of Social Services
District Attorneys Office, District 3B provides
victim and witness services for crimes being prosecuted by the State in Craven,
Carteret, and Pamlico Counties. (252) 639-3010;
Link
to District Attorney's Office
U.S. Attorneys Office, Eastern District of North Carolina
provides victim and witness services for crimes being prosecuted in federal
court in the Eastern District of North Carolina. (800) 538-1564;
Link to
U.S. Attorney's Office, Eastern District of NC
Carolina East Medical Center is located in New Bern.
(252) 633-8111;
Link to
Carolina East Medical Center
Carteret General Hospital is located in Morehead City.
(252) 808-6000; Link
to Carteret General Hospital
East Carolina Behavioral Health provides mental and
behavioral health services in Eastern North Carolina. (252) 636-1510;
Link to East Carolina
Behavioral Health
Law Enforcement, Court-Martial, and Confinement Information:
NCIS, CID, and PMO provide investigative services for
criminal offenses. Criminal investigators and law enforcement personnel are
responsible for providing victims and witnesses of crimes with the initial
information under the VWAP and ensuring they have points of contact for all
available services and assistance under the VWAP.
NCIS - 252-466-2641
Law Enforcement CID - 252-466-2688
PMO - 252-466-5123/911
The MCAS Cherry Point Joint Law Center, Military Justice Office
provides legal advice and support to all MCAS Cherry Point tenant commands in
the prosecution of Marines and sailors in general and special courts-martial.
252-466-7453/2053/6702
The Camp Lejeune Military Brig houses inmates before,
during and after the trial. An accused service member placed in pretrial
confinement, or sentenced to 90 days or less of confinement is housed at the
Camp Lejeune Brig. Post-trial inmates will be sent to Naval Consolidated Brig,
Charleston, South Carolina or Chesapeake, Virginia. As a victim or a witness,
upon request you will be afforded the right to receive notifications regarding
changes in the status of an inmate including: release, parole, transfer, and
death. 910-451-1308
Victims of Sexual Assault:
Victims of sexual assault are entitled to specialized
assistance and services under the Marine Corps Sexual Assault
Prevention and Response (SAPR) Program. Please contact MCAS Cherry
Point's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program Manager, Dr. Jeannie
Adair, at 252-466-5490.
Cherry Point's Victim advocates respond to sexual
assault and domestic violence incidences 24/7 by providing support and advocacy
services for the victims. Victim Advocate Services 24/7 Response
Line 252-665-4713
Go to the Cherry Point SAPR website for a list of sexual assault resources:
www.mccscherrypoint.com/SAPR.htm
Uniformed Victim Advocates For MCAS Cherry Point and 2D MAW
| MCAS Cherry Point |
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| CNATT |
SSgt Safley
Sgt Brown |
(252) 466-5073 /
5015
(252) 466-4642 |
| FRC |
None ~ See H&HS |
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| H&HS |
SSgt Benezette |
(252) 466-7621 |
| USNH |
HM1 Hutcheson
HM2 Hinchliffe
HM3 Hardy |
(252) 466-0363
(252) 466-0250
(252) 466-0196 |
| VMR-1 |
CySgt Cody |
(252) 466-7031 |
| CLC-21 |
MSgt Dixon
SSgt Gashwiler |
(252) 466-6620
(252) 466-3566 |
| MALS-14 |
1stLt Deaton |
(252) 466-2908 |
| 2D Marine Aircraft Wing |
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| MWHS-2 |
GySgt Roddy-Jones
SSgt Bowen
SSgt Keller |
(252) 466-2330
(252) 466-3827
(252) 466-3588 |
| 2D LAAD |
GySgt Ledyard
SSgt Sandoval
GySgt Garcia |
(252) 466-5444
(252) 466-5445
(252) 466-3950 |
| MACG-28 |
GySgt Polley
SSgt Jarquin |
(252) 466-4485
(252) 466-3735 |
| MACS-2 |
MSgt Barrow |
(252) 466-2252 |
| MASS-1 |
1stLt Lisi |
(252) 466-3220 |
| MTACS-28 |
MSgt Edinger |
(252) 466-2003 |
| MWCS-28 |
Capt Akin
Capt Reconnu |
(252) 466-1567
(252) 466-7382 |
| VMU-2 |
Capt Battaglia
SSgt Bell |
(252) 466-4811
(252) 466-3049 |
| MAG-14 |
SSgt Yerges
GySgt Erler |
(252) 466-6005
(252) 466-4180 |
| MALS-14 |
GySgt Perez
GySgt Poe |
(252) 466-4569
(252) 466-3380 |
| VMA-223 |
DEPLOYED |
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| VMA-231 |
Capt Thompson
SSgt Tolliver |
(252) 466-5379
(252) 466-5103 |
| VMA-542 |
SSgt Long
GySgt Bocanegra |
(252) 466-5977
(252) 466-3413 |
| VMAQ-1 |
DEPLOYED |
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| VMAQ-2 |
SSgt Helman |
(252) 466-9744 |
| VMAQ-3 |
CWO2 Molnar
Maj Kelley
GySgt Hancock |
(252) 466-6172
(252) 466-7518
(252) 466-3967 |
| VMAQ-4 |
Maj Inman
GySgt Winter |
(252) 466-6154
(252) 466-5492 |
| VMAT-203 |
SSgt Griego
SSgt Black |
(252) 466-4668
(252) 466-2317 |
| VMGR-252 |
GySgt Kelley
SSgt Przyborowski
SSgt Plybon |
(252) 466-2011
(252) 466-2734
(252) 466-2011 |
| HMLA-467 |
SSgt Bleeker |
(252) 720-3290 |
| MWSG-27 |
Sgt Hogan |
(252) 466-5690 |
| MWSS-271/td>
| Capt Snyder |
(252) 466-6905 |
| MMWSS-274 |
GySgt Cox
MSgt Morgan |
(252) 466-5469
(252) 466-3254 |
| PSD-14 |
GySgt Yerges
GySgt Ehler |
(252) 466-6005
(252) 466-4180 |
| HMH-366 |
GySgt Garbacc
SSgt Anthony |
(252) 720-4010
(252) 720-4153 |
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