South East International Association of Auto Theft Investigators SEIAATI

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Invite you to join our conference being hosted by the Columbia Police Department, June 21 – June 25, 2009

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President, James Cadigan International Association of Auto Theft Investigators Chief Tandy Carter Columbia Police Department Mayor Bob Coble City of Columbia, SC Capt “Buddy” Dodson Criminal Investigations

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Cost Information Members Registration Fee $175.00 * Non-Members Registration Fee $210.00 ** Extra Banquet tickets $35.00 * Includes One Banquet Ticket ** Includes membership dues for IAATI. An IAATI application needs to be filled out also. This is found on the SEIAATI web site at: http://www.seiaati.org/resources/IAATI_Membership_Application$5B1$5D.pdf

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http://www.mapquest.com/ Clarion Hotel 1615 Gervais Street Columbia, SC 29201 The Southeast’s 2009 Seminar is slated for June 21-25, 2009 At the Clarion Hotel and Conference Center Room rate for the conference will be $109 a night. The On-Site Program Chairman is Doug Dunnagan, NC DMV dfdunnagan@ncdot.gov ,office number 919-861-3144 The On-Site Committee Chairman is Captain Thomas H. Dodson, Columbia, SC,PD thdodson@columbiasc.net , office number 803-545-3531 

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Clarion Hotel 1615 Gervais Street, Columbia, SC 29201 (803)744-7789 Please call and book your reservation in advance Rooms must be booked by May 22, 2009 to receive this price.

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Here is a list of amenities:  * Large guestrooms with king & double queen beds * Carolina’s Restaurant and Lounge is located on the hotel property and is a full service facility. We have a full breakfast buffet everyday and a lunch buffet that is famous throughout Columbia for its delicious items, Monday through Friday. Our lounge is a popular destination for evening cocktails and conversation. Enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres with your favorite beverage Monday through Thursday. *Free Continental breakfast * Complimentary Wireless High Speed Internet available throughout hotel * Complimentary Airport Shuttle * Fitness room with sauna and Outdoor Pool * Complimentary street level parking * Transportation to and from Convention Center

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Schedule of events

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Sunday, June 21, 2009 1200 – 1700 Registration 1800 – 2000 President’s Reception Monday, June 22, 2009 0700– 0900 Registration 0900 – 1045 Opening Ceremonies/ Welcoming Speeches Posting of the Colors/ National Anthem Columbia Police Department Honor Guard Invocation/ Chaplain Columbia Police Chaplin Welcome & Introduction of Dignitaries President James Cadigan, National Insurance Crime Bureau, FBI (Retired) Welcome to Columbia South Carolina Mayor of Columbia, South Carolina Chief of Police – Columbia, South Carolina IAATI President Mikel Longman- Arizona DPS Awards/Award of Merit and LoJack Award President James Cadigan, 1045-1100 Break 1100-1130 Investigator Certification Project – Det. Chris McDonold, Baltimore RATT 1130-1230 Lunch 1230 -1330 Construction Equipment Identification James Cadigan, NICB 1330 -1345 Break 1345 -1445 Using Internet Social Sites for Auto Theft Investigations Dave Dempsey-LoJack for Laptops

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1445 - 1500 Break 1500 – 1600 Steal 4 Steel Sgt. Bob Jagoe - Baltimore RATT 1800 -2100 Picnic Tuesday, June 23, 2009 Basic Advanced Hot Topics Classroom Classroom Classroom

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009 Basic Advanced Hot Topics 1400-1430 Break Break Break 1430- 1600 Annual General Meeting Classroom Classroom Classroom

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009 1800 – 1900 Social Hour 1900- 2100 Banquet/ Installation of Officers Thursday, June 25, 2009 0800-1000 Executive Board Meeting 0800-1200 Forensic Document Examination (Limited to 40 people) 0800-1200 Glass Code Dating-Steve King- LoJack for Laptops

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Things to do while in Columbia

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Non-Season Shows Disney's High School MusicalJune 27 - July 19, 2008Book by: David SimpaticoOriginal songs by: Matthew Gerrard and Robbie Nevil; Ray Cham, Greg Cham and Andrew Seeley; Randy Petersen and Kevin Quinn; Andy Dodd and Adam Watts; Bryan Louiselle; David N. Lawrence and Faye Greenberg; Jamie HoustonMusic adapted, arranged and produced by: Bryan LouiselleBased on a Disney Channel original movie written by: Peter BarsocchiniDirected by: Walter GrahamSponsored by: Don Alcorn High school hoops star Troy and brainy Gabriella, two teens who are worlds apart, decide to audition for their school’s musical production, much to the chagrin of their non-theatrical friends as well as the school’s “regular” theatrical talents. The official stage version of Disney Channel’s smash hit musical comes to life on Workshop’s stage! Teens, teens and kids of all ages will love it!

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Columbia Area Malls & Shopping Villages Columbiana Centre -- Located off I-26 at Harbison Boulevard. This mall features Dillard's, Belk, JC Penney, Sears and more than 100 other stores and specialty shops. Open 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday - Saturday and 1:30 - 6 p.m. Sunday.WebsiteCall: (803) 732-6255 Columbia Place Mall -- Located on Two Notch Road (US Highway 1) at Parklane Road (near I-77 and I-20). The Midland's largest shopping mall featuring Sears, Dillard's, Rich's and over 100 other stores and shops. Open 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday - Saturday and noon - 6 p.m. Sunday. WebsiteCall: (803) 788-4678 Dutch Square Mall -- Located on Bush River Road just off Broad River Road near I-26 and I-20. This newly remodeled mall features Belk and Office Depot.WebsiteCall: (803) 772-3864 Midtown at Forest Acres (formerly Richland Mall) -- Located at Forest Drive and Beltline Boulevard in the Forest Acres area. Features Belk, Barnes & Noble, Parisian, and Litchfield Rooftop Cinemas and many other stores.WebsiteCall: (803) 782-7575 Congaree Vista -- Downtown Columbia's shopping, arts, dining, and entertainment district. Located along and above the Congaree River and up to South Carolina's State House, it's in a beautiful and historical area.Website Five Points -- Neighborhood Shopping District in downtown Columbia and in the University of South Carolina area.Website Cotton Mill Exchange - This 3,000-square-foot store is a vital part of the South Carolina State Museum in Columbia and is the largest museum store in the Southeast. The Cotton Mill Exchange, like the museum, is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. The store stocks a vast selection of merchandise reflecting the culture and heritage of South Carolina.Website

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AMC Inc Dutch Square 12 800 Bush River Rd Columbia, SC 29210 Map (888) 262-4386 Visit Web Site Carmike Cinemas - Carmike 14 122 Afton CT Columbia, SC 29212 Map (803) 781-3048 Visit Web Site Carmike Cinemas - Wynnsong 10 5320 Forest Dr Columbia, SC 29206 Map (803) 782-7744 Visit Web Site Regal Cinema 3400 Forest Dr Suite 3000 Columbia, SC 29204 Map (803) 782-8122 Regal Entertainment Group-Columbiana Grande Stadium 1250 Bower Pkwy Columbia, SC 29212 Map (803) 407-9898 Sandhill Cinema 450 Town Center Pl Columbia, SC 29229 Map (803) 736-1811 St Andrews Road Multi Cinemas and Games 527 Saint Andrews Rd Columbia, SC 29210 (803) 772-7469 Movie Theatres

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Woodlands Country Club will offer a rate of $30  per person for those attending the conference.  Their normal rate is $51.  Those that wish to play would need to call the Pro Shop (803-788-6658) and to identify themselves as attendees of the conference.  Golfing

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Affordable • Effective • Relaxed Atmosphere Improve your aerobic conditioning, burn fat, relieve stress with our cardio center and fitness classes including step, body sculpt & yoga. Build muscle with free weights, Hammer Strength and Muscle Dynamics equipment. Try something new by sampling our indoor rock climbing facilities, scheduling a group climbing party, taking a personalized climbing clinic, or getting involved with our youth climbing team and summer climbing camps. Receive expert instruction through our in-house exercise physiologist and certified personal trainers. Club members also enjoy benefits such as access to a massage therapist and martial arts classes, use of lockers and showers, convenient parking and no initiation fees. We have affordable membership packages and corporate discounts. We welcome kids who want to climb. You can download the waiver that all kids wanting to climb will need by clicking here.

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We would like to give a special thanks to the following businesses: The Flying Saucer Wild Wing Blue, Tapas Bar Monterrey's Stronghold Athletic Club

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Congaree Vista Guild South Carolina State Museum Ed Venture Carmike Cinemas Regal Cinemas Farm Boys BBQ

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Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center Anchor Lanes