MCB Camp Pendleton VWAP

The Victim and Witness Assistance Program (VWAP) is designed to ensure victims and witnesses of crime are treated with fairness and dignity and are afforded their rights throughout the criminal justice process – from the first report of a crime through any period of confinement adjudged by a court-martial.

The Marine Corps VWAP instruction is MCO 5800.16

Major Steven Evans, U.S. Marine Corps is the Victim and Witness Liaison Officer (VWLO) for Marine Corps Installion West - MCB Camp Pendleton and acts as the Commanding General, MCIWEST-MCB Campen's manager for the Victim-Witness Assistance Program (VWAP) aboard the installation. In that capacity, the VWLO chairs the VWAP Council, manages and maintains a list of all unit Victim Witness Assistance Coordinators (VWAC) and other base Victim Witness Representatives, provides liaison with local civilian services for victims of crime, tracks all services provided and is the central point of contact for the base program.

Pursuant to Marine Corps Directives, each office or agency which provides services to victims and witnesses (see list below) appoints a Victim Witness Assistance Representative and each unit (battalion and squadron level and above) appoints a VWAC. The VWAC and other representatives are responsible for that unit or office’s part of the station VWAP.

Maj Evans may be contacted at (760) 725-8787 or click here to email him.

Chaplain

MCB Camp Pendleton Chaplains offer counseling, religious ministries and related services to victims & witnesses upon request.

(760) 725-5322/5667

Prosecution/Military Justice Office

The Trial Services Office, Legal Services Support Team Camp Pendleton, provides legal advice and support to all MCB Camp Pendleton tenant commands in the prosecution of Marines and sailors in general, special, and summary courts-martial. Rights and services afforded by the military justice office to victims and witnesses during the criminal trial process include: the right to be present at all public court proceedings, the right to be contacted about the proposed dismissal of any and all charges, the right to be consulted on decisions not to prosecute, the right to be contacted regarding the proposed terms of any negotiated plea, and the right to be notified of the acceptance of a guilty plea, or any conviction, sentencing and imprisonment of the accused.

(760) 725-4612/7250

MCB Camp Pendleton Criminal Investigation and Law Enforcement

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 – (760) 725-5158
CID – (760) 763-2796
PMO – (760) 763-1222/2077/2076

Victim Advocacy Support Program/Family Advocacy

Camp Pendleton's Family Advocacy Program Victim Advocates respond to domestic violence incidents 24/7 by providing support and advocacy services for the victim. For more information and help call (760) 725-9051 (Mainside) or (760) 763-6940 (North). Hours are: Mon-Thurs: 7:30am - 5pm, Fri: 7:30am - 4pm (Mainside); Mon - Fri: 7:30am - 4pm (North). After hours, call the 27/7 Domestic Violence hotline at (760)500-2633.

Sexual Assault Response Coordinator

SARC coordinates all the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) activities about MCB Camp Pendleton and is a point of contact for victims of sexual assault.

(760) 725-4460

Correctional Facilities(Brigs)

Military brigs house inmates before, during, and after the trial. An accused servicemember placed in pretrial confinement, or sentenced to 30 days or less of confinement is housed at the MCB Camp Pendleton Brig. Post-trial inmates will be sent to MCB Camp Pendleton (male) or MCAS Miramar (female). 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.

MCB Pendleton – (760)-725-8556/8567

MCAS Miramar – (858) 577-7069

Medical

Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton provides emergency medical services for military personnel and dependents aboard MCAS San Diego.

(760) 725-1288

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