DGA DETECTIVES & DGA BAIL BONDS

CsAsLsI San Fernando Valley District Meeting

Meeting on Thursday, May 29, 2008 (Special Election Meeting)

Featured Guest Speaker:

Patti Stanger

Featured on the hit Bravo TV reality series Millionaire Matchmaker

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District Governor Dale Gustafson, DGA Detectives

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Patti Stanger founded Millionaire’s Club in January 2000. Ms. Stanger, the club’s owner, is the former Director of Marketing for Great Expectations (the largest and oldest dating service in the United States), as well as an experienced third-generation matchmaker. She also has ten years of experience in the fashion industry and has worked for such well-known companies as Union Bay Sportswear, Jou Jou Jeans, and Saks Fifth Avenue.

Ms. Stanger felt that successful men in the dating arena needed a private, exclusive club where they could come to find their beautiful and intelligent wives. Introduction services in the new millennium were, after all, no longer only for the dateless and desperate, and were becoming far more acceptable and mainstream. Patti realized that busy, upscale men simply didn’t have the time to go looking for a relationship, weren’t meeting the kind of women that they dreamed about, or were looking for a certain “type” that they couldn’t find. These men needed a service where they could be introduced to exceptionally beautiful women in a relaxing, discreet and confidential manner. She also saw that, in the dating service industry, the odds of a beautiful woman joining a premier dating service on her own were very low—so she set out to recruit women from across the country and around the world through advertisements, magazine articles, dating scouts, and television appearances.

The Millionaire’s Club currently has over 10,000 women available for its members to date and continues to sign up new ladies each and every day. The service is free to women only; each woman is thoroughly screened and receives a comprehensive personal evaluation.

Meeting Information

Date: Thursday May 29, 2008 Time: 6:30 - 10:00 PM

Place: L'Affair Cafe, 11024 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345

Price: $30.00 (5 free raffle tickets if you make your reservation more than 24 hours prior to the event)

Dress: Business Casual

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Re-Cap of Meeting on April 3, 2008

Featured Guest Speaker: Supervisory Special Agent Ashour Ebrahim

Of the FBI's Los Angeles Office

Ashour Ebrahim has been a special agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation for the past 12 years. During those years he has been assigned to the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) Los Angeles. In September 2007, he was assigned as the Supervisor and Civil Rights program Coordinator in Los Angeles. His current responsibilities include leading a squad of FBI agents in investigating Human Trafficking, Color of Law and other Civil Rights Investigations.

Special Agent Ebrahim presented information on "Human Trafficking" in the Southern California area. Recent cases he sited included slave labor and forced prostitution.

RE-CAP OF MEETING ON FEBRUARY 7, 2008

The District meeting was held at the Nick Harris Detective Academy. 29 people attended, 15 were members or from member agencies, 8 students, the rest were guests of attendees.

Although the meeting was not billed as a dinner meeting, a buffet table was set up and guests socialized prior to the meeting being called to order by Dale Gustafson.

After introductions and announcements, Jim Zimmer was asked to speak on “unlicensed practice” in the PI industry and what we are doing to help eliminate the problems. He also spoke on our upcoming CALI “Leg Day” in Sacramento on April 21

Jan Tucker, the CALI Board Chairman gave us an update on the Continuing Education bill and the bipartisan support the Committee has been able to garner in Sacramento.

Corey Friedman spoke on some of the new “tools of the trade” that are available. His new toys included a low-budget GPS tracker, night vision and telephone spoof cards.

The guest speaker, Robert Scott spoke on and demonstrated some of the unknown sources of data that are available. He demonstrated a variety of unique “free” databases and showed some of the newest additions to his own service. Robert’s book “The Investigator’s Little Black Book” was also sold for half price at the meeting with all the proceeds going to the CALI Legislative Committee.

At the end of the meeting, three of the graduates from the Nick Harris Detective Academy were awarded their Diplomas, Susan Pobor, Tess Amigo, and Norma Sarenana.