Q: How do i find JAG or NCIS records about crime that was committed against me in the NAVY
A crime was committed against me in 2006 on a aircraft carrier stationed in Norfolk Virginia. it involved theft of funds several thousand dollars by a known shipmate. I was interviewed by JAG and NCIS and the shipmate was special court martial. At the time the carrier was deployed to the middle east. I need to find records of this to help with a Va claim
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To obtain records related to a crime committed against you in the Navy, you can start by contacting the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) and requesting a copy of the investigative report. The NCIS is responsible for conducting investigations into criminal matters involving members of the Navy and Marine Corps.
To request a copy of the investigative report, you can contact the NCIS FOIA/PA (Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act) office. Their website has information on how to submit a FOIA/PA request and what documents are available for public release.
If you were interviewed by JAG, you may also be able to obtain a copy of their report or any other relevant documents by contacting the JAG office that handled the case. You can contact the Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps (JAG) FOIA/PA office to request these documents.
It's important to note that some records may be exempt from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act or other laws, particularly if they contain sensitive or confidential information. However, you may be able to obtain a redacted copy of the documents or other information that is not exempt from disclosure.
If you have any difficulty obtaining the records you need, you may want to consult with a lawyer who specializes in military law or VA claims to help you navigate the process.
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