2011 Western Robbery Conference

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2012 CONFERENCE INFO

The 2012 conference will be held May 30 - June 1, 2012, at the Vail Marriott Mountain Resort & Spa in Vail, Colorado.

The registration fee of $190.00 includes tuition, conference materials, a CARI Directory and a certificate of completion. Door prizes, donated by many retail businesses, will be given away during breaks. A handgun will be given away on the last day of the conference.

CARI provides a continental breakfast daily (courtesy of King Soopers and Safeway), lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (provided by CARI), and dinner at the awards banquet on Wednesday evening (also provided by CARI).

A hospitality suite (sponsored by Coors and 3SI Security Systems), will be open to attendees Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and will provide not only a place to relax after the days activities, but an opportunity to network with robbery investigators and loss prevention personnel from around the country.

GUEST SPEAKERS AND TOPICS FOR 2012

Statement Analysis
Mark McClish, Advanced Interviewing Concepts
(United States Marshal Service, retired)

Armed Gang Take-Over Robbery
Mike Thrapp & Tim Edquist
(Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force)

Boston U-30 Robbery Crew
Randy Jarvis, Mark Onorato & Steve Wohlgemuth
(FBI-Boston)

Serial Robbery Investigation
Mark Woodward
(Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force)

Bank Robbery Counter Measures
John Maloney
(TCF Bank)

San Antonio Bandit Shield Initiative
Shawn Scott & Dennis May
(FBI San Antonio)

Federal Firearms Investigations
Jeff Russell
(ATF - Denver)

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The Western Robbery Conference is open to all active and retired law enforcement personnel as well as qualified private security representatives (generally retail and bank loss prevention managers). The Conference consists of two and one half days of dynamic classroom instruction provided by experienced law enforcement personnel. Social functions are included to encourage class member interaction and development of professional contacts.