Annual Conference

13th Annual Arizona Gang Conference

DoubleTree Hilton

2100 S. Priest Dr. Tempe, AZ 85282

June 2-5, 2020

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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 setup as active members on this website. Even if you are a 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 setup 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.