Jacques Foccart called back Pierre Debizet to the head of the SAC during May 1968. Foccart excluded Charles Pasqua in the beginning of 1969, suspecting him of trying to take control of the militia. Furthermore, Pierre Debizet decided to change the membership card, which looked too much like a police card, and requested from each member an extract of his judicial record. Despite this cleaning-up of the organisation in 1968-69, SAC members have had problems with the law between 1968 and 1981 for various reasons, including: "assault ("coups et blessures volontaires"), illegal possession of fire-arms, fraud, aggravated assault, money counterfeiting, pimping, racketeering, arson, blackmail, illegal drug trade, holdup, abuse of trust ("abus de confiance" - i.e. corruption), bombings, robberies and handling, being a member of a criminal organisation ("association de malfaiteurs"), degradation of vehicles, use of stolen cheques, outrage to public morality ("outrage aux bonnes mœurs")."