What steps are taken when Code 4 with extradition is reported?

What steps are taken when Code 4 with extradition is reported?

• A. Notify supervisor only
• B. Call local police
• C. Detain, complete AF Form 3907, transport to holding cell; complete DD Form 2708 and AFJIS report
• D. Escort to the release area

Answer: (C)

When dealing with Code 4 with extradition, the priority is to establish and maintain custody while creating the official record of the transfer. This means detaining the individual to prevent loss of custody, then logging all custody details on the appropriate forms (AF Form 3907) to capture identity, custody status, and relevant information for the extradition case. After securing the person, transport to the designated holding area or cell per procedure, ensuring proper supervision and chain of custody. It’s then essential to document the event in official systems by completing the DD Form 2708 and entering the case into AFJIS, so civilian authorities have a clear, formal record of the detention and the impending extradition. This sequence ensures accountability, proper handling of the detainee, and timely, accurate reporting to the authorities coordinating the extradition. Simply notifying a supervisor or calling local police doesn’t establish custody or provide the required formal records, and escorting to the release area would prematurely release the individual before the extradition process is complete.

When dealing with Code 4 with extradition, the priority is to establish and maintain custody while creating the official record of the transfer. This means detaining the individual to prevent loss of custody, then logging all custody details on the appropriate forms (AF Form 3907) to capture identity, custody status, and relevant information for the extradition case. After securing the person, transport to the designated holding area or cell per procedure, ensuring proper supervision and chain of custody. It’s then essential to document the event in official systems by completing the DD Form 2708 and entering the case into AFJIS, so civilian authorities have a clear, formal record of the detention and the impending extradition. This sequence ensures accountability, proper handling of the detainee, and timely, accurate reporting to the authorities coordinating the extradition. Simply notifying a supervisor or calling local police doesn’t establish custody or provide the required formal records, and escorting to the release area would prematurely release the individual before the extradition process is complete.