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2010 International Terrorism and Organized Crime Conference from August 2nd (Monday) thru August 6th (Friday)

The conference is designed to provide 36 hours of updated information on Terrorism and Organized Crime investigations along with supplying data on gangs and other criminal groups impacting society today.

It will furnish attendees with training in how to deal with these types of investigations as well as how to combat them. The training is directed toward all levels of law enforcement, including street officers, detectives, educators, and administrators. The conference will be comprised of lectures, presentations and handout materials from internationally and nationally recognized experts in terrorism and organized crime investigations.

Registration Fees

Advance: $425
On-Site: $475

To qualify for the advance registration fee, your registration form must be received by Friday July 15, 2010.

P.O.S.T. Certification

The five-day conference is P.O.S.T. certified and attendees can receive up to 32 hours of P.O.S.T. credit.

All California residents who fills out the Santa Ana College application will also receive college credits.

Deputy District Attorneys can receive MCLE hours for classes which are MCLE approved. This conference is co-sponsored by the Orange County D/A’s Office, which is approved by the CA State Bar as a MCLE provider.

Attendees seeking credit from STC participating agencies, please contact your training coordinator regarding receiving STC credit for this conference.


Registration


Conference Info & Schedules


Presenters Information

Any presenter interested in making a presentation -at the conference, please fill out the post instructor resume, attach a 2-hour course outline, and a brief class synopsis of the course being presented.

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Class Schedule



Co-host Information


Sponsorship Information

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Vendors information

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Awards Information

The Asian Gang Investigators’ Association of California (AGIAC) Awards were established to recognize and honor law enforcement personnel past and present that have distinguished themselves in the performance of their duties in the area of criminal investigations connected to terrorism, street gang terrorism, organized crime syndicates, and criminal enterprises. The recipients of the AGIAC Award have all been selected by the Asian Gang Investigators’ Association of California Conference Committee as distinguished individuals who are truly deserving of this recognition based upon their outstanding efforts and accomplishments in epitomizing the conference theme of “United Front.”

Each award recipient which is nominated should meet the following below criteria. Please submit all nominations prior to May 25, 2010. The award recipient will be notified that he or she has won by June 25, 2010.

ribbon iconCareer Achievement Award
  1. Rank of Captain and above
  2. Minimum of 18 years of service
  3. Local, State, Federal, and International law enforcement personnel can be nominated
  4. Must submit a resume and photo of the nominee
ribbon iconHall of Fame Award
  1. Any rank
  2. Sergeant or supervisor must nominate the individual or unit
  3. This individual goes above and beyond in his/her daily duties and has made a significant impact on criminal investigations. His/her contributions on combating Terrorism, Organized Crime, and Street Gang Terrorism.
  4. The award can be given to an individual or an unit.
  5. Must submit a resume and photo of the nominee
ribbon iconCase of the Year Award
  1. Any rank
  2. Sergeant or supervisor must nominate the individual or unit
  3. This award exhibits the excellence of the investigator, detective, agent, or unit which have shown dedication, tenacity, investigative skills, organizational skills, and countless hours in investigating and combating the growing problem of Terrorism, Organized Crime, and street gang terrorism. This case, which have lead to the arrest of individuals and or criminal enterprises
  4. The award can be given to an individual or an unit.
  5. Must submit a resume and photo of the nominee
ribbon iconLifetime Achievement Award
  1. Any rank
  2. 25 years of service or more
  3. Local, State, Federal, and International law enforcement personnel can be nominated
  4. Must submit a resume and photo of the nominee

Disneyland Information


Santa Ana College Credits (for California residents only)

On Line Application Process

  • Student orientation information
    • Always use full given name
      (If Patricia, do not use Pat; if Joseph, do not use Joe)
    • The student must give accurate information; this is a legal document
  • Go on-line to www.sac.edu/cja
  • Click on the “Apply Online” Link at the top of the page
  • Login in as New User
  • Once you have a valid log in, it will take you to the first page
  • For Term applying for: Use summer/fall 2010
  • Intended Major: Use CJ (AA)
  • Under Educational Goal: Improve Basic Skills
  • The rest of the application is self explanatory
    • Under SS# you can decline
    • You can use your Department Address and telephone number
  • Print out the application confirmation and bring it with you during Registration on August 2nd.
adobe pdf iconSanta Ana College Application.pdf