2008
WSATI CHAPTER OFFICERS
| NAME / CLICK
FOR E-MAIL |
AGENCY |
TELEPHONE |
|
President
John Thompson |
Farmers Insurance SIU |
702 281-8865 |
|
Vice
President Robert DuVall |
Las Vegas Metro Auto Theft |
702 491-0398 |
|
Secretary
Danny Anfenson |
CSAA SIU |
702 263-9925 |
|
Treasurer
Meity Lans |
CSAA SIU |
702 914-9720 |
|
Sergeant-at-Arms
Rick Given |
Las Vegas Metro Auto Theft |
702 828-3586 |
|
Director
Warren Donaldson |
NICB |
702 656-4860 |
|
Director
Darren Paul |
Las Vegas Metro Auto Theft |
702 303-0580 |
|
Director
Rick Gowdy |
State Farm Insurance SIU |
702 228-5289 |
|
Director
Lisa Pope |
Las Vegas Metro / Viper |
702 828-1966 |
NEXT MEETING
Thursday, May 22nd, 2008 1:00
pm
Grant Sawyer Building, 555 E.
Washington Ave.,
Las Vegas, NV 89101, in Room
4412.
Lt. Robert DuVall with LVMPD
will provide a brief update regarding their recent activities at the start
of the meeting.
Fire Investigators Joel McGinnis
and Don Spellman with the Henderson Fire Department have agreed to be our
guest speakers and will present information on vehicle arson. Joel
McGinnis is currently the President of the Nevada Chapter of the International
Association of Arson Investigators and will also be providing information
on their upcoming arson training seminar to be held October 20 – 23, 2008,
in Las Vegas at the Orleans Hotel and Casino.
LAST MEETING
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CHAPTER
HISTORY
AAA and National Agency Form Vegas Bureau to Combat
Auto Theft
LAS VEGAS, January 22, 2002
Triple-A Nevada says Las Vegas ranks sixth in the nation
in car thefts. That's why the auto club and the National Insurance
Crime Bureau are forming a Western States Auto Theft Investigators chapter
in southern Nevada. Local police, insurance companies, the state
Attorney General's office and others hope that comparing notes and sharing
expertise will help put a dent in the problem. They're kicking off
the effort with a meeting Thursday morning at the Sunset Station hotel-casino
in Henderson. The crime bureau ranks Las Vegas with Phoenix; Miami;
Detroit; Jersey City, New Jersey; and Tacoma, Washington. The Triple-A
says auto theft rates cost the public in police and court time and drive
up insurance rates.
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