What to do if Code 4 with no extradition?

What to do if Code 4 with no extradition?

• A. Complete AF Form 3907, deny access/escort off installation.
• B. Allow entry and proceed.
• C. Call a supervisor.
• D. Document only.

Answer: (A)

When you encounter a situation described as Code 4 with no extradition, the immediate priority is to prevent entry and ensure proper documentation of the incident. This scenario signals that the individual cannot be released or handed over under the current legal/authoritative conditions, so the base’s security controls require denying access and removing the person from the installation. The correct action is to complete AF Form 3907 to record the encounter, the reason for denial, and the actions taken, and to escort the individual off the installation. This creates a formal, traceable record and ensures the person does not gain entry. While contacting a supervisor can be a step in handling the situation, it does not substitute for the required denial of entry and formal documentation. Simply documenting the encounter without denying access is insufficient, and allowing entry would violate policy.

When you encounter a situation described as Code 4 with no extradition, the immediate priority is to prevent entry and ensure proper documentation of the incident. This scenario signals that the individual cannot be released or handed over under the current legal/authoritative conditions, so the base’s security controls require denying access and removing the person from the installation.

The correct action is to complete AF Form 3907 to record the encounter, the reason for denial, and the actions taken, and to escort the individual off the installation. This creates a formal, traceable record and ensures the person does not gain entry. While contacting a supervisor can be a step in handling the situation, it does not substitute for the required denial of entry and formal documentation. Simply documenting the encounter without denying access is insufficient, and allowing entry would violate policy.