UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS MARINE CORPS BASES JAPAN CAMP SMEDLEY D. BUTLER, OKINAWA UNIT FPO AP

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1 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS MARINE CORPS BASES JAPAN CAMP SMEDLEY D. BUTLER, OKINAWA UNIT FPO AP MCBJO JUl WID MARINE CORPS BASES JAPAN ORDER D From: Subj: Ref: Encl: Commander, Marine Corps Bases Japan Distribution List MERCHANDISE CONTROL (a) Status of Forces Agreement between the Government of The United States and Japan (SOFA) (NOTAL) (b) USFJ Instruction (c) MCBJ/IIIMEEFO (d) MCBJO E (e) MCBJO C (f) MCBJO Pl1240.1C (g) MCBJO B (h) Manual for Courts-Martial (MCM 2008) Iii Interservice MOA, Installation Bars (1) Sample Home Delivery Sales Slip (2) Sample Letter Requesting Excessive Purchase (3) AAFES Over Purchase Slip OWEX Form (Dec95) (4) Sample Notice of Intent to Suspend Privileges (5) Sample Report of Suspension of Privileges Hearing (6) Sample Letter Suspending Purchase privileges (7) Sample Temporary Identification Card (8) Sample Temporary Suspension of Driving Privileges Form 1. Situation. The purchase of items by individuals from U.S. Forces resale activities for the purpose of resale, the production of income, trade, barter, transfer, delivery, pawning, or otherwise disposing of items which have been exempt from customs duties under Article XI of reference (a), or were purchased from U.S. Forces resale activities, is prohibited except as authorized by reference (b). This order is punitive in nature in that a violation pertaining to the sale or transfer of merchandise other than authorized herein may result in judicial action under the Uniform Code of Military Justice for military personnel in addition to other administrative actions including administrative suspension of privileges and potentially debarment. 2. Cancellation. MCBJO C. 3. Mission. To establish guidelines and enforcement procedures for control of all merchandise sold by U. S. Forces, Japan, appropriated and non-appropriated fund activities.

2 MCBJO 5800 AD 4. Summary of Revision a. References have been updated. b. longer Sample Critical Item used and was removed. Control Card previous enclosure (1) is no c. Updated version of Sample Home Delivery Slip has been added as enclosure (1). d. Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) Over Purchase Slip, OWEX Form (Dec 95) has been added to the enclosure list. e. Sample Marine Corps Base (MCB) Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) Club System Sales Receipt is removed, as it is no longer needed as a reference. f. The term "Black-market Suppression Team N is changed to "Criminal Investigation Division (CID personnel)". g. Under Provost Marshal Office (PMO) responsibilities, "Inspection and Continued Accountability Defined N paragraph was removed, and now reflects that all searches will be conducted in accordance with the Military Rules of Evidence. h. against Added to paragraph 6c(1), detailing the suspension of purchase privileges using recommendation enclosure (5). for or 5. Execution a. Concept of Operations (1) Reference (a) provides, in part, that tax free items imported into Japan and sold by authorized outlets can be sold only to persons possessing exchange privileges per current regulations of the Armed Forces. Reference (b) provides guidance and limitations on when and what items that are owned by U.S. Forces authorized personnel, to include U.S. official contractors, can be transferred to residents of Japan in exchange for money, or by gift, donation, or other disposition. References (c) and (d) establish and implement policy on control of merchandise sold by activities under U. S. Forces, Japan. (2) This Command's policy is to restrict the sale of all items offered by any U. S. Forces, Japan, appropriated or non-appropriated fund resale activity to authorized patrons only. References (a) and (b) identify those persons authorized to make purchases at appropriated or non-appropriated fund resale activities. Personnel purchasing controlled/restricted items from these facilities agree to allow inspections or continued future accountability actions by Criminal Investigation Division (CID) representatives. 2

3 (3) All items sold by Department of Defense (000) retail activities on U. S. Forces, Japan facilities are generally controlled; however, the following commodities are found to be in high demand on the local black-market and will be subject to greater scrutiny. The below limits apply to purchases made by individuals at 000 retail activities and exceeding the below purchase limits constitutes a violation of this order: (a) Alcoholic Beverages. This term includes all beverages containing alcohol excluding beer and wine. The maximum amount of alcoholic beverages that can be purchased is one gallon daily per purchase and no more than 4 gallons per month. (b) Wine. For the purpose of this order, wine is considered a separate category. The maximum amount of wine allowable to be purchased is 1 case or 12 bottles daily and no more than 2 cases or 24 bottles per month. This limitation is waived during special events featuring wine tasting and sales_ (c) Beer. For the purpose of this order, beer is a separate category. The maximum amount of beer that can be purchased is 3 cases daily and no more than 16 cases per month. A case is defined as twentyfour 12 ounce cans or bottles or any combination of different sized vessels containing 288 fluid ounces. (Okinawa only). will be 3 (d) Cigarettes. Limitation on the purchase of cigarettes cartons per week and no more than 16 cartons per month. (e) Petroleum products, including gasoline, kerosene, oil and other lubricants will not be dispensed into a motor vehicle which does not display the United States Forces Japan Form 15 (Road Tax Sticker) with exception of vehicles displaying United States Consulate license plates, and automobiles bearing temporary Japanese registrations plates for which the purchaser is an authorized exchange patron and possesses proof of ownership (temporary registration) of the vehicle. This does not prohibit the purchase of such petroleum products for rental vehicles by United States Forces authorized personnel, and United States official contractors and their employees, subject to the presentation of a valid rental agreement by such individuals at the time of purchase. Retired military personnel possessing kanji registration plates on their vehicles must display the Armed Forces Retired Sticker on their vehicle and their Armed Forces Identification Card at the time of purchase. (f) No person subject to this regulation will sell, exchange, barter, use as a gift, or otherwise dispose of any gasoline or petroleum product to persons other than United States Forces authorized personnel and United States official contractors and their employees. The Commander, Marine Corps Bases Japan has been authorized to establish more stringent control limitations than the maximum purchase limits established by higher headquarters. 3

4 (g) Gasoline will only be dispensed into the gas tank of an authorized vehicle or into an approved container for dispensing into authorized vehicles or lawn equipment. (4) Bona Fide Gifts: Per reference (b), nothing in this order is intended to prohibit the extension of normal social courtesies as permitted by law or to prohibit the giving of bona fide gifts of nominal value commensurate with the established practice prevailing in Japan. "Bona fide gift" means a thing of value that is transferred to another without actual or anticipated compensation or special favors. "Nominal value" means not having a value greater than $ dollars. b. Subordinate Element Tasks (1) Commanding Officers. Commanding Officers are directed to inquire into each case of a suspected violation of this order by military members under their cognizance and are directed to take appropriate administrative and/or disciplinary actions as required. Cases of suspected violations of this order by civilians should be forwarded to the Command Inspector General, Marine Corps Bases Japan (MCBJ CIG) for appropriate administrative action per reference (g). (2) Retail AAFES/MCCS Employee(s) (a) When patrons purchase controlled items in the quantities detailed above, or over the set control limits, employees are prohibited from selling those controlled items without ensuring proper sales forms have been completed. A Letter of Authorization, enclosure (2) must be presented to sales outlets when authorized personnel purchase alcoholic beverages, beer and/or wine in quantities exceeding the above limitations. The sales clerk is required to complete an over purchase slip, enclosure (3), and have it certified by the purchaser. Letters of authorization will be obtained from Battalion/Squadron Commander or higher for service members. In the case of civilians, the letter of authorization will be obtained from the Camp Commander of the Camp where the purchase is to be made. (b) At no time will an individual, or family member of this individual, patronize more than one sales outlet during a 24-hour period for the purpose of evading the limits set out above. This system of avoidance is hereinafter referred to as "Circumvention." Furthermore, prior to a purchase, it is the responsibility of the patron to inform the sales clerk that they have exceeded the set limitations within a 24-hour period. (c) AAFES employees will report all suspicious behavior such as patrons who purchase amounts of alcohol in the limitations set out 'above more than biweekly to the AAFES Retail Store Manager. Once notified, the AAFES Retail Store Manager will report these types of sales and the specific instances to the Safety and Security Manager, AAFES, Okinawa, Japan. 4

5 (d) AAFES/MCCS Employees shall not make sales of items to persons whose purchase privileges have been suspended. It is the responsibility of employees to ensure the required identification cards reflect the individual's privileges are not suspended. (e) All AAFES/MCCS outlets located on MCB, Camp Smedley D. Butler will retain copies of enclosures el} through (3) at their respective facilities for one year and furnish them to the PMO upon request. (3) PMO (a) The Provost Marshal, MCB, Camp Smedley D. Butler is designated the responsible investigating agency for monitoring all purchase records of controlled items. The CID will be the point of contact for incidents occurring on property under Marine Corps Bases Japan. (b) The Provost Marshal will enforce the provision of this order, including but not limited to; apprehension/detention of violators, impounding of instrumentalities of a violation (e.g., vehicles used during commission of a violation), and seizure of the ~fruits" of a violation. (c) If a vehicle was utilized in the commission of a violation of this order, the vehicle will be seized and processed per reference (e). The driver will be issued a traffic citation per the provisions contained in reference (f). Additionally, the operator's SOFA driver's license will be seized and he/she will be issued a Temporary Suspension of Driving privileges Form, enclosure (8). Suspension of driving privileges will remain in effect until a completed investigation is submitted to MCBJ Traffic Court and a Traffic Court Officer makes an appropriate determination concerning the suspected violation. (4) MCBJ eig. The Marine Corps Bases Japan, Command Inspector General, is directed to inquire into each case of suspected violations of this order by family members, military widows/widowers, retirees, and DoD civilians, to conduct hearings and to impose authorized administrative actions as appropriate. 6. Administration and Logistics a. Notification To Suspend Privileges. When a commander or the MCBJ CIG receives an investigation involving a violation of this order, a Notice of Intent to Suspend Privileges letter (enclosure (4)) will be delivered to the individual concerned. In the case of the MCBJ CIG, telephonic notification of intent to suspend privileges is acceptable. When the Notice of Intent to Suspend Privileges letter is delivered to suspected offenders, the individual(s} will be required to acknowledge receipt by signing a return endorsement. A signed copy of the endorsement shall be retained by the Command and will be filed with the 5

6 MCBJO records of the case. A copy of the report of the alleged abuse, containing releasable documentary evidence of the alleged abuse, shall be an enclosure to the correspondence to ensure that the alleged abuser is properly put on notice of the nature and extent of the alleged abuse. b. Hearing. All hearings where the suspected offender is a service member will be conducted in accordance with reference (h) and all other hearings will be conducted in accordance with reference (i). c. Suspension of Privileges (1) When to Suspend. When no hearing is held due to the subject waiving their hearing or failure to appear at the designated hearing time without having requested a delay or where the recommendation pursuant to a hearing per paragraph llb of this order is to suspend privileges, privileges may be suspended. The Investigating Officer or designated representative will prepare a report detailing the results of his/her inquiry and recommendation for or against suspension of purchase privileges, utilizing enclosure (5) as an example. (2) Who Can Suspend. Only Commanding Officers, in the case of active duty military personnel, or the MCBJ Command Inspector General, in the case of all other persons subject to this order, may suspend purchase privileges. Suspension in excess of 90 days can only be ordered by Officers in'the grade of Major and above. Suspensions in excess of one year require the concurrence of the cognizant Commanding General and shall be reviewed by the Commanding General on the first working day following the 365th day of suspension. (3) Barment. Flagrant or repeated abusers may be debarred from U. s. Marine Corps installations in addition to any other remedies. In accordance with reference (il, a debarment order initiated by any component commander in Japan is valid at all U.s. military installations and areas in Japan. (4) Notification. Once it has been determined that an individual's privileges are to be suspended, the individual will be notified using a format similar to enclosure (6l. (5) Expiration of Suspension. The period of suspension shall be fixed at the time of suspension. If suspension is deemed appropriate, it should not normally be for less than 60 days nor more than 365 days. (6) Appeal. In addition to the procedures for appealing decisions of the MCBJ Command Inspector General, and the Request Mast process, all persons whose purchasing privileges are ordered suspended have the right to submit a written appeal within ten calendar days of the issuance of the order of suspension. The appeal shall be submitted in writing to the Commanding General of the unit directing the suspension. (7) Travel. When an individual's purchase privileges have been suspended or revoked, no special provisions will be made to reinstate 6

7 those privileges if he or she is traveling to an area outside of Okinawa Prefecture, Japan on Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders, leave, Temporary Additional Duty or deployment. However, in the case of PCS orders or similar circumstances whereby the individual will not be returning in the near future, the individual may appeal to the cognizant Commanding Officer at the new location for issuance of a new, unrestricted ID card. 7. Command and Signal a. Command. The provisions of this order apply to all U. S. Marine and U. S. Navy personnel assigned to Marine Corps activities to include Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS)Iwakuni and Camp Fuji, DoD contractors and civilians, and their family members in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan with the exception of those Marines and Navy personnel of units assigned, attached or tenant to Command Fleet Activities or other Naval Activities permanently assigned to the Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. Additionally, this order applies to all DoD contractors and personnel and their family members, military widows/widowers, and retirees, making purchases from facilities located aboard U. S. Marine Corps or U. S. Navy installations. The purchase of tax/duty free imported goods from the aforementioned facilities constitutes agreement for later inspection and continued accountability by CID representatives if illegal transfer or wrongdoing is suspected. b. Signal. This order is effective the date signed. ";~-~ Deputy DISTRIBUTION: LISTS A/B 7

8 SAMPLE HOME DELIVERY SALES SLIP Army & Air Force Exchange Service DATE NO. HOME DELIVERY SALES SLIP EXCHANGE IACI I BR I SALES LAYAWAY CASH RECEIPTS T.V. NO. NAME ASSOCIATE TICKET NO. COSTOMER'S NAME GRADE SOCIAL SECURITY NO. DELIVER TO: HOME PHONE REQUESTED DELIVERY DATE DUTY PHONE Privacy ACT OF 1974: Solicitation of SSAN and personal information's authorized by Title to U.S. Code, sections 3012 and Disclosure is voluntary. The information is principally usered to process void calves transition. Failure to include the information will preclude delivery of the merchandise. REQUESTED DELIVERY TIME AM PM ~ REMARKS, ITEM SERIAL NO. MANUFACTURER'SNAME/ITEM DESCRIPTION PRICE PRICE STOCK NO. DELIVERY CHARGE TOTAL DRIVER'S NAME IVEHICLE NO. MERCHANDISE WAS RECEIVED I certify that this merchandise was inspected IN SATISFACTORY CONDITION. YES NO and was received in good condition SIGNATURE OF DRIVER/CARRIER REMARKS ON REVERSE SIDE -- YES -- NO DATE NISE REC'D DRIVER SIGNATURE OF WITNESS CUSTOMER'S SIGNATURE DATE/TIME DISTRIBUTION OF COPIES: WHITE, CANARY: PINK, GOLDENROD, Customer Branch Office Delivery Processing Delivery Processing - AAFES FORM (REV FEB 93) (Prev EdJ.tJ.ons Usable) (Item No CRe No EOP ENCLOSURE (1)

9 SAMPLE LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION HEADING 5800 Originator Code Date From: Subj, Rank, Full Name, SSN, Branch of Service, Home Address Individual's Commanding Officer REQUEST FOR EXCESSIVE PURCHASE OF A CONTROLLED ITEM Ref, (a) MCBJO C 1. Per the reference, it is requested that I be authorized to purchase (Name of controlled item and amount) in excess of the set limitations for the purpose of (Reason) _ NAME SIGNATURE Originator Code Date FIRST ENDORSEMENT From: Individual's Commanding Officer The sales outlet (i.e. AAFES Shoppette, Camp Foster) 1. I acknowledge I have counseled (purchaser) and he/she understands that the purchases made cannot be resold, traded, bartered, transferred, delivered, or pawned to any person who does not possess a valid Department of Defense Identification. NAME SIGNATURE 2 ENCLOSURE (2)

10 OVER PURCHASE SLIP OWEN FORM (DEC) Army Air Force Exchange Service Okinawa Exchange Unit APO AP Over Purchase Slip Purchaser: Name: SSN: Organization: Last, First, M.I. Rate/Rank Duty Phone: Items Purchased: Merchandise Description Qty Price Total $ I hereby agree that ony alcoholic beverages purchased by me from AAFES will not b, resold or exchanged, and will not be transported off the property over which the Marine Corps/Navy hoe justification except in accordance with the laws of the district, state or temitory into which alcoholic beverages are removed and then only when permitted by cognizant Naval authority. Signature Date OWEX Form (Dec 95) ENCLOSURE (3)

11 MCBJO 5800 AD SAMPLE NOTICE OF INTENT TO SUSPEND PRIVILEGES HEADING 5800 Originator Code Date From: Subj: commanding Officer or Command Inspector General REPORTED ABUSE OF PURCHASING PRIVILEGES Ref: (a) MCBJO D Enel: (1) Criminal Investigation Report Case Control # ~ 1. It has been reported by the enclosure that on or about (date) You were the subject of an alleged Blackmarket investigation/controlled item abuse, in direct violation of the reference. 2. Pursuant to the reference, the matter of this alleged violation will be reviewed to determine whether or not you in fact abused the privilege as alleged in the enclosure and, if so, whether administrative suspension of that privilege is appropriate. You may- request an administrative hearing by completing the endorsement below and returning it within ten (10) days of receipt of this notice. If you do not desire a hearing, or fail to respond within ten (10 days of receipt of this notice, administrative action may be taken to suspend your privilege to purchase (alcohol) (beer) (cigarettes) (merchandise) for a period not to exceed days. FIRST ENDORSEMENT From: (Signature) Originator Code (Date) Subj: REPORT OF ABUSE OF PURCHASING PRIVILEGES 1. I RECEIVED THE SUBJECT REPORT ON (Date) 2. I do/do not desire a hearing. (Signature) 2 ENCLOSURE (4)

12 SAMPLE REPORT OF SUSPENSION OF PRIVILEGES HEARING HEADING 5800 Originator's Code Date From: Appointed Officer Commanding Officer or Command Inspector General Subj : SUSPENSION OF PRIVILEGES HEARING; CASE OF Ref: (a) Commanding Officer or Command Inspector General appointment letter (b) MCBJO D 1. Per reference (a) I a hearing was held on (Date) at - (location The subject (service member, DOD employee, dependent I etc.) was present and was afforded all the due process rights enumerated in paragraph Ilb(l) of reference (b). 2. The following evidence was considered: a. b. c. d. 3. Based on said evidence, the following findings of fact were made: a. b. c. d. 4. Based on said findings of fact, the following opinions were expressed: (Signature) ENCLOSURE (5)

13 SAMPLE LETTER SUSPENDING PURCHASE PRIVILEGES HEADING 5800 Originator's Code Date From: Commanding Officer/Command Inspector General Subj: SUSPENSION OF (PACKAGE STORE) PRIVILEGES Ref: (a) Notification of intent to suspend privileges (h) MCBJO D 1. Reference (a) informed you that because of a reported violation of reference (h) consideration was being given concerning the possible suspension of your privilege to purchase alcoholic beverages at u. S. Armed Forces package stores. 2. (In the First Endorsement to reference (al, you stated that you did not desire a hearing.) (You failed to respond to reference (al within ten days of your having received it.) As a result, pursuant to paragraph 2 of reference (a) and paragraph llc(l) of reference (b), administrative action could properly be taken to suspend your (package store) privileges. 3. In the First Endorsement to reference (a), you stated that you desired a hearing. Such a hearing was held on (date) Pursuant to reference (b). The nature and conduct of the hearing, and the due process rights there afforded you, met the requirements set forth in paragraph llc(l) of reference (b), thereafter, pursuant to paragraph llc(a) of reference (b), administrative action could be taken to suspend your (package,store) privileges. 4. Careful deliberation having been given your case, and good cause appearing thereof, you are hereby notified that your (package store) privileges are suspended for days, commencing on the date of this letter. This suspension bars you from all U. S. Forces (package store) outlets in Okinawa prefecture, Japan, and constitutes, in the case of service members, a military order forbidding you to make (package store) purchases in Okinawa during the period of suspension. If you are a service member, violation of this suspension order would constitute an offense under the Uniform Code of Military Justice and, in the case of both service members and civilians, grounds for further administrative sanctions. (Signature) ENCLOSURE (6)

14 UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE CAMP SMEDLEY D. BUTLER, OKINAWA UNIT FPO AP IN REPLY REFER TO' F Temporary Identification Card From: Provost Marshal, Marine corps Base, Camp Smedley D. Butler 51; : :<!'~"l1;'1,,, 1f<~IIUHI!l, 'f.y 0/7 7,;1 F Y ~ D. /' F'7 ~!m: Bearer's Name Subj : :t1ljl: TEMPORARY IDENTIFICATION CARD 1il;;a!i$Y:SlIElj/j. 1. This letter and attached Evidential or Acquired Property Record will serve as a temporary I. D. Card. ;<$:.00j)fzV' I~ ll'110)lieji&,mllljill"''''''.i:j:,!l!a!ifi'j I~ $Y:SlIEIj/j..O)19:11IJ " JlUeT 'b O),,;li, ~ :I' To 2. The bearer of this form has had his/her ID Card confiscated by MCB Military Police. ;<$:.00"Bil'fT01B<. 1B<kl:J:If<~!l\1il~I~ J: '" -C Jt5J-ffilj/j O)!!!!/)( ;,*"tdr,,;li, ~ :l'to 3. This letter entitles the bearer entry/exit from Marine Corp Base, medical care, religious services, and check cashing at bank facilities only. ;<$:1!OOOI;):'tO)f.Ji1f1'fI~xtl.- -cif<m\tliliiiltr'li~bil T 'OllH~#!!II!L *~1ll:>\;& U'~jT~O)IIV, ~ O)~".~l.-. 'to)m~".~'obo)";li,~:i'~ 4. In the event of a motor vehicle accident, this letter will serve as the individual's IO CARD, ON OR OFF THE INSTALLATION. li':$!iliiiltr'l;;j(;, '1:J:!iliiilt;;'jj.I~M '-C 1'1!I!IJ Iif<:I~;til'i Ud~if. *I'OOI;):$Y5J-liElj/jJ!l:O)j!!11lj HUe T'bO)";li, ~ :l'to 5. This individual is not authorized use of Base Exchange, Exchange concessions, or Commissary. This letter is issued in accordance with current directives. *I'ilijl~J: '" -C :: 0)AI;):, 1iIi<Jor'l0)!:"-I V :7 7,. Jlli(3'i:r.5&0';0 ~ Y9 - O)flJffl H'F'1;,*"'0 b 0) "1:J:1 ~ :I'-It"'0 ;<$:..OOI:J:.!l!1(0)"'JlJ.~1~ 0' '-C5I;1T;, *"'0 'b O)"To Sponsor's Name Wf~~A.s;;~~ Rank Wf\ll'W<~ Organization WF)f~$~lI Expiration Date WffWJ:wJmtB Provost Marshal Representative.~ "l~'j'( l-\;j1l!a ENCLOSURE (7 )

15 SAMPLE TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF DRIVING PRIVILEGES FORM HEADING 5810 Originator'S Code Date From: Provost Marshal, Office, MeB, Camp Smedley D. Butler Subj, TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF DRIVING PRIVILEGES Ref: (a) Mea 5110.le (b) MCBJO Pl1240.1C 1. On or about (date), you were apprehended/detained for suspicion of committing an offense for which immediate suspension of your driving privileges is authorized. The following marked paragraphs apply: a. based on (BAC) to You are a chemical be charged with Driving While Intoxicated (DWl) test revealing your blood alcohol content b. You are charged with Driving Under the Influence (DUl) based on a chemical test revealing your blood alcohol content (BAC) to be c. chemical You are charged with DWl pending results of a test of your B~C. d. You refused to submit to a chemical test for the purpose of determining your BAC. e. Police f. perpetrate You based on have been charged with a chemical test revealing by Japanese your BAC to National be You have been charged with using a motor vehicle to black-market activities. g. You have been charged with homicide by vehicle. h. You have been charged with hit and run involving personal injury or death. ENCLOSURE (B)

16 i. while under You have been charged with operating a motor vehicle revocation or suspension of your driving privileges. 2. You are hereby served notice that your privileges to operate a motor vehicle on U. S. Government property and the highways of Okinawa, Japan (to include any dirt roads, fields, beaches, etc.) are suspended. No person, other than your properly licensed spouse or family member children are authorized to operate any motor vehicle registered in your name. 3. This temporary suspension is in accordance with paragraph 2 Sa(3) of reference (a) paragraph of reference (b). 4. Revocation of your driving privileges for not less than two years is mandatory if you are found guilty of operating a motor vehicle while under revocation or suspension. S. Revocation of your driving privileges for not less than one year is mandatory if you are found quality of any of the following: a. Driving while intoxicated. b. alcohol Refusing content. to submit to a chemical test of your blood c. Using a vehicle while perpetrating black-market activities. d. Hit and run involving injury or death. e. Homicide by vehicle. 6. Suspension of your driving privileges for not less than six months in mandatory if you are found guilty of DUl. Signature of Issuing MP 2 ENCLOSURE (8)

17 Originator Code (Date) FIRST ENDORSEMENT I received this letter at about on -----cc----c ' and I Hereby acknowledge that my driving privileges have been temporarily suspended, effective immediately. Signature of Suspect 3 ENCLOSURE (8)