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Work of AMVIC Investigators leads to conviction
Thanks to the work of AMVIC Investigators, a former DMV employee in Santa Rosa and his accomplice have been convicted of providing driver’s licenses and fake ID cards to illegal immigrants. The two men targeted illegal immigrants and would promise them an ID card or diver’s license for $1,500 to $2,500 in cash. More... |
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Negotiations have begun
-- Current CSLEA contract expires June 30
Negotiations for a new contract officially started this week with the first wave of letters sent to constitutional officers, department heads, commissioners, and agency leaders asking for their help in pressing the CSLEA case with the Department of Personnel Administration for better wages, benefits, and working conditions. More... |
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DMV Investigator involved in Fresno shooting
-- Suspect in critical but stable condition
A Fresno man is recuperating at a local hospital after trying to flee a DMV investigator and a CHP detective Tuesday afternoon.
According to the Fresno Bee, “Two detectives with the multiagency task force ‘Help Eliminate Auto Theft’ saw a man they thought they recognized as a fugitive, said Fresno police Capt. More... |
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AMVIC Board meets at CSLEA Conference to set 2008 negotiation strategy
-- Ken Ehrman elected new vice president
The Association of Motor Vehicle Investigators of California (AMVIC) Board of Directors took some time away from the recent CSLEA Conference to strategize about upcoming negotiations with the Department of Personnel Administration (DPA) for a new contract, as well as attend to other affiliate business. More... |
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