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Insurance Commissioner reaffirms support for DOI Fraud Investigators
-- CACI President meets with Poizner at GOP convention
At a meeting with California Association of Criminal Investigators President Laura Campos at the state Republican Party convention in San Francisco on Feb. 22, Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner once again affirmed his strong support for the Fraud Investigators under his charge and praised their especially good work during the recent fire storms. More... |
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Heavy lifter for Dept. of Insurance sets record
-- Fraud Investigator Mike Hara presses 551 lbs.
The California Association of Criminal Investigators (CACI) belatedly, but no less proudly, congratulates one of its own for setting an International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) record for bench pressing 551 lbs.
Department of Insurance Fraud Investigator Mike Hara pressed 512 lbs. More... |
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Poizner praises CACI-member fraud investigators
“My fraud investigators are always hard at work, following leads and helping to put fraud perpetrators where they belong – behind bars.”
Those words of praise came from California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner in a department-issued press release on Dec. 13 commenting on the no-contest plea by two Roseville Bel-Air Market managers to workers’ compensation insurance fraud. More... |
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Speakers, motivational video highlight CACI Columbus weekend conference
-- View welcome letter, agenda here
Dear Member,
The California Association of Criminal Investigators thanks you for your registration for our 2007 Annual Training Conference and Members Meeting to be held during the Columbus weekend at the Edgewater Hotel and Casino, Laughlin, Nevada.
Our agenda includes guest speakers from CalPERS and the Social Security Administration to discuss retirement issues. More... |
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Four-month DLSE investigation ends with major citations at five Southern California restaurants
Twelve-hour shifts six days a week is a hard work week by anyone’s standard, but when CACI-member investigators for the State Division of Labor Standards Enforcement (DLSE) found workers at five Southern California eateries putting in all that time for less than minimum wage, no paid overtime, and without meal and rest breaks, citations were issued. More... |
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