Cpl. Coleman Plummer, military police patrol supervisor with the Combat Center’s Provost Marshal’s Office, writes a citation to a base resident July 7, 2008, for failure to stop at a posted stop sign. All traffic laws on base are enforced by the Combat Center directive CCO1630.8D, as well as California Vehicle Codes. These laws apply to all vehicles, including motorcycles. - Cpl. Coleman Plummer, military police patrol supervisor with the Combat Center’s Provost Marshal’s Office, writes a citation to a base resident July 7, 2008, for failure to stop at a posted stop sign. All traffic laws on base are enforced by the Combat Center directive CCO1630.8D, as well as California Vehicle Codes. These laws apply to all vehicles, including motorcycles.
Michelle Mills, a new police officer, has her husband pin her badge on her chest during the Combat Center’s Marine Corps Police Academy graduation ceremony at the Protestant Chapel July 8, 2008. Mills, along with her fellow civilian police officers will be the first civilians integrated into the Provost Marshal’s Office. The Combat Center will add roughly 67 civilian police officers to PMO’s ranks until fiscal year 2011, creating a gradual 50 percent conversion to civilian police officers. - Michelle Mills, a new police officer, has her husband pin her badge on her chest during the Combat Center’s Marine Corps Police Academy graduation ceremony at the Protestant Chapel July 8, 2008. Mills, along with her fellow civilian police officers will be the first civilians integrated into the Provost Marshal’s Office. The Combat Center will add roughly 67 civilian police officers to PMO’s ranks until fiscal year 2011, creating a gradual 50 percent conversion to civilian police officers.