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DMV Investigators assist San Fernando Police in crackdown on handicapped parking abuse
-- Members featured in KABC-TV story
He is young and fit, a successful businessman driving a new Cadillac Escalade. But the regular parking spaces outside his office would seem too far of a walk for him, so he parks in the handicapped space right next to the door, courtesy of his 95-year-old grandmother’s placard.
KABC-TV in Los Angeles followed the man into his office for a comment, where he was a little disinclined to say anything. More... |
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Big ID theft busts by DMV investigators close out busy September
“We haven’t seen this type of activity before.”
As a busy September comes to a close, AMVIC-member, DMV investigators have chalked up some major busts, including one on a case unique to them.
In the Central Valley, Fresno-based DMV investigators concluded a 13-month investigation of an ID theft ring that used the identities of overseas or dead people to purchase luxury automobiles and sell them at reduced prices. More... |
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Thorough case work of DMV investigators leads to lawsuit
-- Dealership allegedly inflated customers’ incomes
Search warrants were served in 2005, and Board Ford closed its doors last December, but it wasn’t until this week that the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office finally had all it needed to take the auto dealership to court.
Allegations of inflating customers’ incomes so they could qualify for loans, asking buyers to sign two credit applications – one blank – refusing to give customers copies of documents, and other charges are detailed in report by the Whittier Daily News. More... |
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Latest issue of "The Spirit "available for viewing
-- AMVIC congratulates investigator Kevin Buchanan for being Employee of the Month
The latest issue of "The Spriit," the in-house publication of the Media Relations Department of the Department of Motor Vehicles is available for viewing by clicking on the pdf file below. More... |
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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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