PRESS RELEASE
CENTREVILLE, Va. — As vehicle crime and auto theft continue to rise across North America, CARFAX for Police, in collaboration with the International Association of Auto Theft Invesgitaors, Northeast Regional Chapter (NE-IAATI), today announced the Investigating Trends: Vehicle Crimes Series. The multi-part training series offers timely insights into trends, tactics, and prevention methods from industry experts on fraudulent VINs and tags, criminal enterprises and organized theft rings, and vehicle forensics.
“The Investigating Trends: Vehicle Crimes Series is where frontline investigators can gain insights to help fight vehicle crimes and exchange information with other investigators across North America. You won’t find this kind of expertise and content anywhere else,” commented Lt. Michael Ledoux (ret.), CARFAX for Police Business Development Director and Vice President of Northeast IAATI. “CARFAX for Police and NE-IAATI are two organizations deeply committed to sharing insights with the law enforcement community to help them protect and serve.”
Multiple virtual events are offered free of charge starting on February 20. The culminating event is the NE-IAATI & CASIU 51st Annual Vehicle Crimes Conference on May 6-9 at Mississauga Convention Centre in Ontario, Canada. Each session will feature of panel of industry thought leaders.
Training Programs:
Essential Tools for Vehicle Crimes Investigations
When: Feb. 20, 1 PM ET
What: Learn how BERLA and CARFAX for Police can power your investigations.
When: March 19, 1 PM ET
What: Learn new tactics from a panel focused on Rental Car Theft Rings and Vehicle Theft Exporting.
When: April 9, 1 PM ET
What: Learn how to identify fraudulent VINs and tags to recover stolen vehicles.
NE-IAATI & CASIU 51st Annual Vehicle Crimes Conference
When: May 6 - 9, 2024, in-person paid registration required.
What: North America’s premier vehicle crimes training event. Mississauga Convention Centre, Ontario.
About CARFAX for Police
CARFAX for Police provides trusted insights and solutions that power law enforcement agencies to create better protected communities, and safer, more efficient agencies. More than 5,700 data-sharing law enforcement agencies across North America trust and rely upon an ever-growing, no-cost suite of web-based, digital traffic, records, training, and interoperable investigative tools and solutions that serve as force multipliers in resolving cases using more than 33 billion vehicle history records, driving workflow efficiencies, improving safety, and building better community relationships. Learn more at www.carfaxforpolice.com.
About International Association of Auto Theft Invesgitaors, Northeast Regional Chapter (NE-IAATI)
The NE-IAATI was formed and received its charter from IAATI in 1972. The founding charter members in their wisdom saw the present and future need of an organization which would serve those persons involved in the field of vehicle theft investigation in the northeastern USA and the eastern part of Canada.