Annual Conference

13th Annual Arizona Gang Conference

DoubleTree Hilton

2100 S. Priest Dr. Tempe, AZ 85282

October 5 - 8, 2021

https://www.azgia.org/conference

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Registration fee: $325. and includes one (1) year AZGIA membership.

Please make payment via paypal BEFORE registering for conference.
Payments are collected via paypal. A paypal account is NOT required.

PLEASE READ THIS IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION

There are two (2) registration options below:

Option 1 is for all attendees that are NOT set up as active members on this website. Even if you are an AZGIA member but NOT registered on this website use this registration link. You will be registering for both the conference and membership.

>> REGISTER FOR CONFERENCE & MEMBERSHIP <<

Option 2 is ONLY for members that are already set up as active members on this website. You will be registering for the conference only.

>> CURRENT MEMBER TRAINING REGISTRATION FORM <<

Who Should Attend:

Gang Enforcement Professionals, Police Officers, Deputies, Chiefs, Sheriffs, Administrators, Correctional Officers, Parole Officers, Probation Officers, Investigators, Analysts, Prosecutors and other Local, State, and Federal Criminal Justice Professionals.

HOSPITALITY: Sponsored hospitality nights. Join us and network with other agencies.

HOTEL RATES: The DoubleTree is holding a number of rooms for our conference. Contact the DoubleTree Hotel at 800-528-6481. Please tell them that you are attending the Arizona Gang Investigators Conference in order to receive the discounted rate.

Hotel Booking Link For Discounted Rate

CURRICULUM HIGHLIGHTS:

Waco Shooting between Bandidos and Cossacks OMGs
Cartels in Arizona
Midwest gang identifiers
Interviewing gang members
Prosecuting gang members
Tribal gangs in Arizona
Gang Member Identification Criteria - How to testify on your documented GMIC
Arizona gang trends / identifiers in Arizona
Responding to a gang homicide / violent crime
Working a gang case – Successful strategies
Malos Hecho – Fresno Bull Dogs – from CSG to OMG case study
Using technology to examine cell phones during a gang case
Investigating the Suspects (Pimps) involved in Human Sex Trafficking
Crimes committed by Incarcerated Gang Members and Non-Incarcerated Support Structure
Gangs and Drugs
Information provided by former gang members to help understand gangs
Prosecuting people involved in Human Sex Trafficking

Surviving a Violent Encounter with Gang Members
Using Forfeiture During Gang Investigations
Human Sex Trafficking Involving Gangs
Border Trends and Arizona Gangs
Using Social Media During a Gang Investigation
A Quick Glance at AZ Tribal STG's
The Black Hand of the California EME
Mexica Ideology and Tattoos
Expert Testimony During a Gang Trial
Mindset of a Gang Member and Current Trends
Female Offenders
Making of a Gang Member from the Streets to the Prisons and Back to the Streets
Border Brothers
Understanding What is Required to Arrest, Prosecute, and Convict a Gang Case
Utilizing the Tools in the Intelligence Toolbox - MCSO Jail Intel
Female Gang - Offenders Support Structure
Defense Attorney Strategies and Tactics
Prosecution of Gang Members Involved in Human Sex Trafficking

*This year's conference topics are still being determined and may vary from those listed above.