| The Hawaii Chapter of the Western States Auto Theft
Investigators Association (WSATI) is hosting a two day seminar dealing
with Vehicle Theft & Investigation. Emphasis will be on:
1. NICB Services and Assistance to Law Enforcement
2. Bait Car Operations – Planning, Funding, Electronics
and Security
3. Vehicle Theft Schemes and Fraud in Hawaii
4. VIN switching and cloned vehicles
5. Identification of fraudulent/altered/stolen vehicles
6. Fraudulent trades, sales, insurance policies and
claim payouts
7. Auto Theft Rings in Hawaii
Note: Although this seminar is geared primarily
toward law enforcement, other government agencies and insurance SIU personnel
the various claims departments receiving this invitation may wish to consider
allowing certain of their non-SIU personnel to attend. These would include
claims personnel handling auto theft claims as well as appraisers. They
are all cordially invited.
Our two primary guest speakers:
Senior Special Agent Scott Wagner
Scott Cook, Royal Canadian Mounted Police
National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB)
Bait Car Program Manager-IMPACT
Integrated Municipal Provincial Auto Crime Team
The particulars on the seminar:
DATE: May 21 and 22, 2008 (Wednesday &
Thursday)
TIME: May 21, registration 0800-0900, seminar
begins at 0900, ends at 1700
May 22, seminar begins at 0800, ends at 1700
LOCATION: Hale Ikena Facility located on Fort Shafter,
Parking Free
SECURITY: Have ID, Drivers License, Current Safety
Check, No Fault Card and Registration for Ft. Shafter gate security officers.
COSTS: $90.00 (Includes refreshments and buffet lunch
for both days)
Please make checks payable to: “WSATI – Hawaii
Chapter”. Cash payments will be accepted; no credit cards please. Those
wishing to attend should RSVP by May 9, 2008 to:
Mike Meulemans
Matt Overfelt
Phone: 1-800-352-5957 ext 86005
Phone: 808-478-3768
george.meulemans@libertymutual.com
matthew_p_overfelt@progressive.com
Payments can be made in advance by sending checks to:
Progressive Insurance
711 Kapiolani Blvd
Honolulu, Hawaii
Attn: Matt Overfelt, Special Investigation Unit
or by bringing cash or check to the seminar to be presented
at the time of registration. However, RSVP will still be required
no matter which of these two options is used.
Should any questions arise, please feel free to call
on me.
G. Michael Meulemans
President
WSATI, Hawaii Chapter
1-800-352-5957, extension 86005 |
