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Dahl, Mike (WSP) Thomsen, Heidi (WSP) Nashleanas, Eileen (WSP) RE: VIN and Auto Theft Friday, October 08, 2010 10:53:00 AM Auto Theft Justification 10-5-10.docx

Here is the updated version for the auto theft and VIN justification.

Captain Michael Dahl Criminal Investigation Division (CID) 210 11th Ave SW, Room 409 Olympia, WA. 98504 (360) 704-2950 (desk) (360) 239-0042 (cell)

From: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP) Sent: Friday, October 08, 2010 9:29 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Cc: Nashleanas, Eileen (WSP) Subject: RE: VIN and Auto Theft

Hi Mike, Just checking in to see where you are with this. If you get a draft done today, please forward to Eileen and she can incorporate it into the document. We will need it by early Monday morning at the latest to allow for review of the entire request by Bob/I and the DC and Chief. Thanks.

Eileen The current version of the document is located at: W:\FISCAL\BUDGET\2011-13 Biennium\Budget Development\Cuts\Decision Packages for Cuts\State Patrol Highway Account Reduction.docx If you can highlight what is added, that would be great as Ive reviewed the rest of the document.

Heidi Thomsen WSP Budget Manager Budget & Fiscal Services (360) 596-4046 Micro 12, Ext. 11046

From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 1:31 PM To: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP) Subject: Re: VIN and Auto Theft

Yes, we can get you some data and information to specify the impact. My Lieutenants will pull that data and craft a narrative for my review and I will forward that to you within a day or so. Lieutenants, please get the data and dollars requested below. When you complete a proposal, send it to me for review and I will sens it to Heidi. Thanks, From: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 01:26 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: VIN and Auto Theft

Mike, Id like to beef up the narrative in the decision package for the SPHA reductions for VIN and auto theft. The narrative states that the impacts to eliminating these programs will be dramatic and significant. By reading this, the reader is left with the question of so what?

Do we have data that shows what impact VIN and auto theft have to citizens? Ive looked at the SAF data for VIN and auto theft. Can we say we do an average of XX VIN inspections per year and this results in an average of $YY and XX vehicles recovered per year? Is there any other data that substantiates the work we do and the impact to citizens that could be added? Similar thing with Auto theft. We should show the average # of cases worked per year and the impacts of working those cases (avg # of arrests, vehicles recovered, etc.).

Also is there evidence that when a stolen vehicle is recovered, then we find that the individual has been involved in other crimes (has other stolen property, drugs, etc.)? If so, then I think we need some narrative to this effect. Maybe even a short paragraph on the auto theft case that you discussed during SAF today? What OFM and the Legislature want to know is what the impacts to citizens are if they were to eliminate these programs. This will help them to prioritize all the transportation needs statewide and decide what should be funded.

Please let me know if youd like to meet to discuss. Thanks, Heidi


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Dahl, Mike (WSP) DePalma, Mike (WSP) Poe, Denise (WSP) Fleet Friday, October 08, 2010 11:58:00 AM

Mike,

I am sending down a fleet involving Det/Sgt Rick Smith that occurred on9-27-2010. It is a very low level collision.

You may notice that there was a little lack of compliance with investigative procedures as outlined in our AIM. I just wanted to assure you that this has been addressed with the Sergeant and Lieutenant and I am hopeful we will do better next time.

Mike


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Dahl, Mike (WSP) LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) RE: Outside agency cases Friday, October 08, 2010 3:50:00 PM

What happened with this? Did we get the information about the two defense attorneys so we can interview them? Captain Michael Dahl Criminal Investigation Division (CID) 210 11th Ave SW, Room 409 Olympia, WA. 98504 (360) 704-2950 (desk) (360) 239-0042 (cell) -----Original Message----From: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2010 8:27 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: RE: Outside agency cases Boss, On the one involving the SCC, Sgt. Old is meeting with Director Kellogg today at 0930. I will let you know what we find out on the information whether it is fresh, stale, or already addressed. On the Granite Falls request, I will have Marken look into this and determine if this warrants an investigation by CID. I will let you know when Marken gets back with me. Thanks, Chuck Lieutenant Charles P. LeBlanc #90 Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division Office - (360)704-2958 Desk - (360)704-2952 Cell - (360)239-4174 "Servitum Humilitate" CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT If this message was sent to you in error, any use, disclosure or distribution of its contents is prohibited. If you receive this message in error, please contact me at the telephone number or e-mail address listed above and delete this message without printing, copying, or forwarding it. Thank you. -----Original Message----From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 5:15 PM To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Subject: Outside agency cases I put a couple things on your chair. One is related to the email I sent you earlier today. The one involving SCC. Can you get those names of the Attorneys and find out what they know?

The other one is from Granite Falls and we need to evaluate it to see if it is something we should do something with it. I will be on the BB tomorrow. Thanks


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Bosman, Dennis (WSP) Re: Thoet Sunday, October 10, 2010 7:45:16 PM

Any updates? Keep me posted. Thanks ----- Original Message ----From: Bosman, Dennis (WSP) Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2010 07:59 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Fw: Thoet Captain, Jeff is one of our auto theft detectives in Spokane. Dave will keep us updated with any changes. Dennis Sent from my BlackBerry. ----- Original Message ----From: Bolton, Dave (WSP) Sent: Saturday, October 09, 2010 11:36 PM To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP) Subject: Thoet Lt, Jeff and his family were at a family function today when two of his kids were injured in an accident. The kids were riding in a home made vehicle driven by Jeff's father in law when the vehicle rolled. Jeff's 6 year old son received minor injuries. His 4 year old foster daughter suffered internal injuries and is in critical condition at Sacred Heart Hosp. Jeff said he doesn't need anything but some prayers. I'll check in with him tomorrow for an update. Dave


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Braniff, Tim (WSP) Fw: Thoet Sunday, October 10, 2010 7:47:08 PM

I am checking to get any updates and I will keep you posted. Mike ----- Original Message ----From: Bosman, Dennis (WSP) Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2010 07:59 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Fw: Thoet Captain, Jeff is one of our auto theft detectives in Spokane. Dave will keep us updated with any changes. Dennis Sent from my BlackBerry. ----- Original Message ----From: Bolton, Dave (WSP) Sent: Saturday, October 09, 2010 11:36 PM To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP) Subject: Thoet Lt, Jeff and his family were at a family function today when two of his kids were injured in an accident. The kids were riding in a home made vehicle driven by Jeff's father in law when the vehicle rolled. Jeff's 6 year old son received minor injuries. His 4 year old foster daughter suffered internal injuries and is in critical condition at Sacred Heart Hosp. Jeff said he doesn't need anything but some prayers. I'll check in with him tomorrow for an update. Dave


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Braniff, Tim (WSP) Leave Monday, October 11, 2010 6:54:40 AM

Tim, Kids have conference week this week and are out of school early each day. I am covering today and Thursday so I will be working half days. I will have my BB and be available for calls or email if you need me. Mike


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Thomsen, Heidi (WSP) RE: VIN and Auto Theft Narrative Monday, October 11, 2010 11:30:00 AM

Looks fine and thanks for letting us beef it up.

Mike


From: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP) Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 8:38 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: VIN and Auto Theft Narrative

Mike, Heres the piece on eliminating VIN and Auto Theft. Please let me know if you have concerns with the narrative. Heidi

Eliminate the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Program 18.5 FTEs and $2,541,563 (SPHA). Reduction to support programs and the vehicle account is .5 FTE and $144,040 (SPHA): The VIN inspection program serves as a deterrent to Washingtons auto theft epidemic and ensures vehicles are safe to drive on our roadways. The State Patrol performs physical inspections on vehicles that have been rebuilt after being destroyed or declared a total loss by an insurance company. We also perform physical inspections as required on vehicles reported stolen, homemade vehicles, or other vehicles without a proper VIN, when there is a VIN discrepancy or a record dispute, when ownership is in doubt, or other special cases.

The purpose of the VIN inspections is to identify stolen vehicles with switched or altered VINs or vehicles with stolen major component parts installed. Every year VIN specialists identify and recover an average of 67 stolen vehicles totaling over $250,000 in value.

Even though safety inspections are not the primary purpose of this program, VIN specialists verify that vehicles have all the proper major components parts installed to meet federal safety standards. For example, unscrupulous sellers repair salvaged vehicles without re-installing airbags and other safety equipment to improve the monetary return on the sale of the vehicle. When the vehicle is presented for inspection, the specialist will note the missing airbag component and will recommend to the Department of Licensing (DOL) that the application be denied.

VIN inspection fees are charged per RCW 46.17.130. Elimination of this program also will result in a reduction of revenue to the State Patrol Highway Account and the Motor Vehicle Fund (MVF) as $15 of each inspection fee goes to SPHA and $50 to the MVF. VIN Specialists complete an average of 35,000 inspections per year. Eliminating this program will result in an estimated revenue loss of approximately $2.2 million per year.

VIN reassignment fees are charged per RCW 46.17.135 which are deposited into the Motor Vehicle Fund. Elimination of the VIN program will result in a reduction of revenue to this fund.

Eliminate the Auto Theft Program 17.0 FTEs and $3,480,000 (SPHA). Reduction to support programs is .5 FTE and $98,000: The Auto Theft Program consists of dedicated detectives assigned in four major metropolitan areas of the state to investigate auto theft and related crimes. The program has Regional Auto Theft Units (RATU) in King County, Spokane and Tacoma. Each RATU has been involved in numerous high-profile auto theft cases, resulting in millions of dollars in stolen vehicles, major component vehicle parts, and other property, being recovered and returned to the rightful owners.

Since 2001, Washington State has been ranked in the top ten states for motor vehicle thefts, and recently is seeing a rise in heavy equipment thefts. In 2009, the FBI estimated there were 23,650 motor vehicle thefts in Washington State. Since their inception, the RATUs have averaged 479 cases, 202 arrests, and recovered 523 vehicles, worth nearly $5 million dollars, per year.

This proposal includes eliminating the Auto Theft Program which will result in us no longer being able to dedicate resources directly to this growing problem. The loss of the RATUs will have a negative impact on the safety and security of our citizens. Auto theft suspects oftentimes use stolen vehicles to facilitate other crimes. During their investigations, the RATUs have routinely identified auto theft suspects who are involved in, or have direct links, to identity theft, drug related crimes, burglaries, robberies, rapes, attempted homicides, and homicides. In addition to being involved in other crimes, auto theft suspects pass off stolen vehicles to unsuspecting victims through the use of fraudulent titles and cloned vehicles.

Recently, the Regional Auto Theft Units received a conviction in the federal judicial system on an individual who was arrested 99 times with 58 convictions during the last 20 years. This individuals crimes covered the spectrum of driving and drug violations, auto theft related violations, assaults, which included the use of firearms, harassment and intimidating witnesses. On the latest conviction, the individual was sentenced to 48 years in federal prison for running an elaborate Vehicle Identification Number switching scheme, which victimized wrecking yards and multiple car dealerships from Oregon to the Canadian border, along with attempting to kill a federal grand jury witness and the witnesss young

family member.

Budget cuts to local agencies will leave them even more dependent on WSP to provide assistance with auto theft investigations. Additionally, if the Auto Theft Program is eliminated along with the VIN program, the potential financial loss to the state and the citizens will be dramatic. In addition, the loss of the Auto Theft program will result in a direct impact on the safety and security of citizens, along with contributing to higher insurance rates for everyone.



Dahl, Mike (WSP) "[email protected]" Re: FW: Monday, October 11, 2010 11:53:30 AM

Nothing wrong with overly friendly and trusting, love! ---------- Sent from my Verizon Wireless mobile phone Read the report

From: Kendra Cristelli [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 11:52 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: FW:

-----Original Message----From: [email protected] Sent: 10/11/2010 6:27:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: FW: Interesting read for Chad to pass on to his friends and co-workers. Might be a good read for a certain support officer too. (Overly friendly and trusting?)

Mike


From: Bosman, Dennis (WSP) Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 8:22 AM To: Smith, Richard (WSP); Anderson, John (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Swainson, Edward Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP) Subject: FW:

FYIAttached is an interesting article on officer survival and complacency.

Take care and stay safe out there!

Lieutenant Dennis Bosman Criminal Investigation Division P.O. Box 42637 Olympia, WA 98504-2637 (360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax Micro 12 Ext. 11953

From: Rethwill, Wes (WSP) Sent: Friday, October 08, 2010 12:20 PM To: Lines, Lynn (WSP); Regalado, Jesse (WSP); Dutton, Ann (WSP); Sweet, Chris (WSP); Spurling, Ryan (WSP) Cc: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Wiley, Rich (WSP); Drake, Randy (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP) Subject: FW:

Lynn Afternoon Could you please send this out to all the SWAT/CNT folks and put a copy in our SWAT file for training materials sent out? Thanks much.

All Please share with your folks as a candid reminder of the fine line all of us have to walk in LE each and every day Stay safe and thanks for all you do/Wes

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Dahl, Mike (WSP) LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP) Fw: Retired investigators Monday, October 11, 2010 1:55:40 PM

Anyone?

From: Killian, Eric (WSP) Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 01:52 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Retired investigators

Hey Mike,

Ive got a message to give a guy a call, whos doing some type of investigation on a state agency (not sure what). Apparently, he wants a retired WSP person to assist with the investigation (the guy is from out of state). Do you know of anyone retired that has some type of investigation business now?


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Killian, Eric (WSP) Re: Retired investigators Monday, October 11, 2010 2:01:15 PM

No. I asked a couple guys too and they don't know anyone. Wes Rethwill may know.

From: Killian, Eric (WSP) Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 01:52 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Retired investigators

Hey Mike,

Ive got a message to give a guy a call, whos doing some type of investigation on a state agency (not sure what). Apparently, he wants a retired WSP person to assist with the investigation (the guy is from out of state). Do you know of anyone retired that has some type of investigation business now?


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Huntley, Keith (WSP) Re: DSHS DET SGT - Automatic Approval Monday, October 11, 2010 5:27:33 PM

Approved and thanks.

From: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 03:01 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: FW: DSHS DET SGT - Automatic Approval

Captain,

We have approval to fill Chris position. I would like send out an e-mail to advertise internally.

Thank you,

Lt. Keith Huntley Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division (360) 704-2954 (Desk) (360) 507-2508 (Cell)

From: Leonard, Vicky (WSP) Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 2:59 PM To: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Subject: FW: DSHS DET SGT - Automatic Approval

As promised.

Thanks, Vicky

From: Kraft, Jennifer (WSP)

Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 2:58 PM To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP) Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP); Chavira, Debb (WSP); Fabregas, Yvette (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP) Subject: DSHS DET SGT - Automatic Approval

Attached is a scanned copy of the automatic approval - request for exemption, for the DSHS Detective Sergeant position. Please contact Ms. Yvette Fabregas to begin the recruitment process, thank you Jen.

Jennifer Kraft Secretary Supervisor Human Resource Division (360) 704-2323


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Old, Chris (WSP) Promotion Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:41:00 AM

Chris,

I have the privilege of reading your resume at the ceremony today and there is a section included that requires that I tell the audience who you would like to thank. Can you give me info to put in there please?

Thanks and I look forward to seeing you there.



Dahl, Mike (WSP) Old, Chris (WSP) RE: Promotion Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:50:00 AM

Yes, thank you and I will add it.


From: Old, Chris (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:47 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: RE: Promotion

Captain,

I attached my resume. And this is what is on page 2;

CHRIS WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGMENT OF HIS WIFE, MEAGEN. CHRIS WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK LIEUTENANTS TRAVIS MATHESON AND JULIE JOHNSON WHO MENTORED AND DEVELOPED HIS LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT SKILLS, DETECTIVE SERGEANT EJ SWAINSON FOR HIS DEDICATION TO STUDYING FOR THE LIEUTENANT EXAM AND COUNTLESS TIMES FOR GIVING PROFESSIONAL ADVISE.

Is that what you needed?

Lieutenant Chris Old WSP District 8

4811 Werner Rd Bremerton, WA 98312 360-405-6602

"service with humility"

From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:42 AM To: Old, Chris (WSP) Subject: Promotion

Chris,

I have the privilege of reading your resume at the ceremony today and there is a section included that requires that I tell the audience who you would like to thank. Can you give me info to put in there please?

Thanks and I look forward to seeing you there.



Dahl, Mike (WSP) LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) RE: Unit library ideas Tuesday, October 12, 2010 11:11:00 AM

Approved to purchase for the D-4 guys. Please have Ken and his guys read them and determine their value and he can present his opinion at the supervisors meeting in a few weeks. If him and his guys determine that the books are worth the investment, then we can get them for the other guys.


From: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:45 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: FW: Unit library ideas

Boss,

D4 CIU is requesting to purchase two resource books for their library (see below). They each cost $20.00 for a total of $40. These come highly rated in Force Science News. I am in support of this request, but was considering purchasing these for all 8 CIUs. This would cost $320 plus tax/shipping. What do you think?

Chuck

Lieutenant Charles P. LeBlanc #90 Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division Office - (360)704-2958 Desk - (360)704-2952 Cell - (360)239-4174

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From: Wade, Ken (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:38 AM To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Subject: FW: Unit library ideas

Chuck,

Aaron brought up a good point. With the recent scrutiny we have been under with officers memories of traumatic events, these books would be very beneficial. Both are purportedly accepted in the LE community as resource material. I would like to purchase both if the budget allows.

Amazon.com prices.

The Invisible Gorilla - $20 Eyewitness Testimony: Civil and Criminal; - $20

Let me know what you think.

Ken

Sergeant Ken Wade Criminal Investigation Division 6403 W. Rowand Road Spokane, WA 99224-5325 (509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax

Micro 40 Ext. 140

From: Morrison, Aaron (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 8:12 AM To: Wade, Ken (WSP) Subject: Unit library ideas

Sarge,

In light of the fact that training has virtually dried up, could we look at buying the following two books and having them available for the unit. With the types of cases we are now investigating with the city/county, I believe these books would be extremely beneficial for us to have for reference material. Following are the two books, which came to my attention via Force Science News.

1. 2.

The Invisible Gorilla; written by Dr. Christopher Chabris and Dr. Daniel Simons Eyewitness Testimony: Civil and Criminal; written by Dr. Elizabeth Loftus

Ive included the Force Science News article in which these two books are highlighted. I believe you get this, but I figured Id send it just in case.

Let me know your thoughts

Aaron

Detective Aaron Morrison Washington State Patrol P.O. Box 19130 Spokane, Washington 99219 (509) 227-6642 [email protected]

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Dahl, Mike (WSP) LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) RE: Special Invitation to CICP Contractors, Law Enforcement Officials and Scrap Metal Recyclers Tuesday, October 12, 2010 11:18:00 AM image001.png

How many cases have we done where metal was stolen? I dont remember any. Justifying this will be tough when we dont do these cases.


From: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 8:31 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: FW: Special Invitation to CICP Contractors, Law Enforcement Officials and Scrap Metal Recyclers

Boss,

The attached is a CICP luncheon for Scrap Metal Recyclers and LE regarding discussion/networking for metal related crimes. It is scheduled for October 27, 2010, from 0930-1130 in Portland, OR. There is no cost to LE and lunch is provided by the Schnitzer Steel Corporation. I know out-of-state training is no longer allowed without express approval, but I think some of our CIU folks could attend this with the express direction that overtime will not be allowed (if they choose to attend). What are your thoughts? Thank you!

Chuck

Lieutenant Charles P. LeBlanc #90 Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division Office - (360)704-2958

Desk - (360)704-2952 Cell - (360)239-4174

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From: Hall, Daniel (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 8:22 AM To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Cc: Bassett, Mike (WSP); Gundermann, Juli (WSP); Morhous, Ian (WSP) Subject: FW: Special Invitation to CICP Contractors, Law Enforcement Officials and Scrap Metal Recyclers

Lt. LeBlanc FYI

Sgt. Dan Hall, #116 Washington State Patrol Tacoma Criminal Investigation Unit 2502 112th Street East Tacoma, WA 98445 253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

From: Weldin, Mike (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 8:16 AM To: Hall, Daniel (WSP) Cc: Bangart, Dave (WSP) Subject: FW: Special Invitation to CICP Contractors, Law Enforcement Officials and Scrap Metal Recyclers

Dan is this something you or your crew would be interested in? Thanks

Trooper Mike Weldin WSP Business Inspections

2502 112th St East Tacoma, WA 98445-5104 253-538-3132-Office 253-538-3277-Fax

From: karen [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 8:08 PM To: karen Subject: Special Invitation to CICP Contractors, Law Enforcement Officials and Scrap Metal Recyclers


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Soper, Mark (WSP) FW: Recon Scout SearchStick- Know Before You Go Tuesday, October 12, 2010 11:35:00 AM

Mark,

Dont know if you get these bulletins but thought I would forward this to you just in case.


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Dahl, Mike (WSP) Berry, Jason (WSP) Story Tuesday, October 12, 2010 3:36:00 PM

NPR just did a story on the guy that brought the how to beat a polygraph book to his HRD interview last week. Mentioned Heathers name too.



Dahl, Mike (WSP) Huntley, Keith (WSP); Barker, Mitch (OIC) Sharp, Dan (WSP) RE: FYI on a just completed case by Sgt. Sharp Tuesday, October 12, 2010 4:19:00 PM

Dan,

Nice job on this. I know if I was trying to steal from the system and get money for insurance fraud, I wouldnt want you looking at the case.

You do excellent work Dan. Always have.

Thanks,


From: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 4:11 PM To: Barker, Mitch (OIC); Dahl, Mike (WSP) Cc: Sharp, Dan (WSP) Subject: RE: FYI on a just completed case by Sgt. Sharp

Thanks Mitch and great work Dan.

Captain,

Another example of the excellent casework from our folks.


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http://img1.blogblog.com/img/icon18_wrench_allbkg.png Tuesday, October 12, 2010 Seattle woman pleads guilty in insurance fraud case A Seattle women has pleaded guilty to filing a false claim in an insurance case -- a class C felony -- after allegedly smashing her van into two parked cars and then filing an insurance claim saying the van had been stolen. Luom Vo, 38, was sentenced in King County Superior Court to 30 days community service and more than $4,000 in restitution and other costs. According to Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler's Special Investigations Unit, Vo was driving on Seattle's Beacon Avenue just before 2 a.m. on Nov. 27, 2009 when she hit two parked vehicles: a Volvo station wagon and a Pontiac Vibe. Her Honda van was disabled in the crash. Neighbors said they saw Vo then climb into a friend's car and leave. Later that day, Vo filed a claim with her insurer, PEMCO, saying that the van had been stolen. She subsequently insisted to a PEMCO investigator that she was not driving it when the crash happened. The SIU investigation found that the van had not been stolen, and that she was, in fact, behind the wheel. Posted by Rich R. at OIC at 2:32 PM http://img1.blogblog.com/img/icon18_email.gif http://img2.blogblog.com/img/icon18_edit_allbkg.gif Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Google Buzz Older Post Home Search This Blog Loading... http://img1.blogblog.com/img/icon18_wrench_allbkg.png

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Dahl, Mike (WSP) Braniff, Tim (WSP) Today Thursday, October 14, 2010 9:02:01 AM

I am in the office for a while today but have a pre approved half day. I get to go to the dentist. Lucky me. On my BB though if anything comes up. Mike


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) FW: Unservicable Uniforms Thursday, October 14, 2010 9:40:00 AM

Please pass this on to all of your folks. Thanks.


From: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP) Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 9:26 AM To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Sass, Jeff (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Atkins, Tristan (WSP) Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Spurling, Ryan (WSP); Dell, Brent (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Matagi, John (WSP); Arnold, Charles (WSP); Williams, Freddy (WSP); Gallagher, Sherry (WSP); Patterson, Debbie (WSP); Lewis, Megan (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Fox, Christine (WSP) Subject: Unservicable Uniforms

Division/District Commanders,

The Training Division (Shelton Academy) is in the need of Class A Blue Uniforms for a variety of practical exercises our trooper basic students and in-service students (fully commissioned officers) regularly participate in. These blue uniforms are used for a variety of practical exercises like chasing criminals through the obstacle course, ground fighting, defensive tactics exercises, firearm exercises, water safety exercises, etc. The unserviceable uniforms that officers would either throw out or return to Supply for destruction are perfect for these types of training exercises.

If any of your officers have unserviceable blue uniforms (pants and shirts) rather than destroying them, please send them to Corporal Brent Dell at the Shelton Academy. Our mail stop is: WS-05. Heres the address:

Washington State Patrol

Training Division 631 West Dayton Airport Road Shelton WA 98584-8945

Thank you in advance for sharing this information with the officers under your command.

Marc

Captain Marc Lamoreaux Training Division (360) 426-1661, ext. 101 [email protected]


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Porter, Stephanie (WSP) RE: Vintage Patrol Car Thursday, October 14, 2010 9:55:00 AM

Good morning,

I got the IOC for the Vintage Car and I see that you made an error. You dont make mistakes, especially in writing. I know how much the thought bothers you, so I thought I would point it out so you can stew over it all day.

First paragraph, fourth line down says was completed and ready for displayed throughout the state instead of display throughout the state

Im so happy you made a mistake and I caught it. Have a nice day precious.


From: Porter, Stephanie (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 1:56 PM To: Berry, Shawn (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Sass, Jeff (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Atkins, Tristan (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP); McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Arras, Mark (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Sorenson, Don (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP); Perz, Paul (WSP) Cc: Smith, Suzee (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Schiewe, Kathy (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Jordan, Maria (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Smith, Michelle (WSP); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP); Watson, Aloha (WSP); Lofstrom, Diane (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Mott, Shirley (WSP); Cortez, Rebecca (WSP); Battin, Sarah (WSP); Pratt, Clifford (WSP); Park, Kate (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP); Mathisen, Arcelia (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Pidcock, Charice (WSP); Gallagher, Sherry (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP) Subject: Vintage Patrol Car

Attached is your copy of the IOC regarding the use of the Seattle Metropolitan Police Museums 1978 Plymouth Fury Vintage WSP patrol vehicle.

Thank you,

Stephanie Porter Confidential Secretary WSP - Field Operations Bureau Phone: 360-596-4112 Fax: 360-596-4129 [email protected]


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Savunen, Karin (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Davis, Steve (WSP) Re: Phone Call Request - Vin Complaint Thursday, October 14, 2010 1:47:21 PM

Keith, Will you please call and figure this out for us? Dennis is on leave and maybe we can resolve it quickly. Thank you From: Savunen, Karin (WSP) Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 01:43 PM To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Davis, Steve (WSP) Subject: Phone Call Request - Vin Complaint

The following gentleman has left numerous messages trying to get vin issues resolved. Stated it took 3 weeks and multiple calls to get an appointment for a vin inspection - now the paperwork is messed up (numbers transposed) and he is unable to license till the paperwork is fixed. He has left numerous more messages and has not received a call back. The subject is extremely irritated and requests a call to resolve this immediately - he is tired of leaving phone messages. (this is a process that has taken over 6 weeks of messages already.)

Vasily Litvinenko

206-478-5010

Karin M Savunen X174 Communications Officer 2 Bremerton Communications Center 360.405.6650 Fax 360.405.6620 Micro 80 ext 236


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Lever, Jim (WSP) Re: DOT/WSP Meeting Thursday, October 14, 2010 2:51:27 PM

Sir, I will come see you tomorrow.

From: Lever, Jim (WSP) Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 02:41 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: DOT/WSP Meeting

If you have a few minutes today or tomorrow I would like to discuss the meeting you attended with Sorenson regarding the Spokane Crash and tort claim.

Thanks, Jim

Assistant Chief James S. Lever Technical Services Bureau (360) 596-4106

"Service with Humility"


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Lever, Jim (WSP) RE: DOT/WSP Meeting Friday, October 15, 2010 12:48:00 PM

Are you available for this now sir?


From: Lever, Jim (WSP) Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 2:42 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: DOT/WSP Meeting

If you have a few minutes today or tomorrow I would like to discuss the meeting you attended with Sorenson regarding the Spokane Crash and tort claim.

Thanks, Jim

Assistant Chief James S. Lever Technical Services Bureau (360) 596-4106

"Service with Humility"


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Huntley, Keith (WSP) RE: Outside agency cases Friday, October 15, 2010 1:26:00 PM

Any news on this? Captain Michael Dahl Criminal Investigation Division (CID) 210 11th Ave SW, Room 409 Olympia, WA. 98504 (360) 704-2950 (desk) (360) 239-0042 (cell) -----Original Message----From: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Sent: Friday, October 08, 2010 4:27 PM To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: RE: Outside agency cases He phoned them both but neither returned Chris' call. I will call them myself on Monday. Lt. Keith Huntley Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division (360) 704-2954 (Desk) (360) 507-2508 (Cell) -----Original Message----From: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Sent: Friday, October 08, 2010 4:09 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Cc: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Subject: RE: Outside agency cases This is that case Chris Old was looking into. Keith? Lieutenant Charles P. LeBlanc #90 Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division Office - (360)704-2958 Desk - (360)704-2952 Cell - (360)239-4174 "Servitum Humilitate" CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT If this message was sent to you in error, any use, disclosure or distribution of its contents is prohibited. If you receive this message in error, please contact me at the telephone number or e-mail address listed above and delete this message without printing, copying, or forwarding it. Thank you. -----Original Message----From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Friday, October 08, 2010 3:51 PM To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Subject: RE: Outside agency cases What happened with this? Did we get the information about the two defense attorneys so we can interview them?

Captain Michael Dahl Criminal Investigation Division (CID) 210 11th Ave SW, Room 409 Olympia, WA. 98504 (360) 704-2950 (desk) (360) 239-0042 (cell) -----Original Message----From: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2010 8:27 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: RE: Outside agency cases Boss, On the one involving the SCC, Sgt. Old is meeting with Director Kellogg today at 0930. I will let you know what we find out on the information whether it is fresh, stale, or already addressed. On the Granite Falls request, I will have Marken look into this and determine if this warrants an investigation by CID. I will let you know when Marken gets back with me. Thanks, Chuck Lieutenant Charles P. LeBlanc #90 Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division Office - (360)704-2958 Desk - (360)704-2952 Cell - (360)239-4174 "Servitum Humilitate" CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT If this message was sent to you in error, any use, disclosure or distribution of its contents is prohibited. If you receive this message in error, please contact me at the telephone number or e-mail address listed above and delete this message without printing, copying, or forwarding it. Thank you. -----Original Message----From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 5:15 PM To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Subject: Outside agency cases I put a couple things on your chair. One is related to the email I sent you earlier today. The one involving SCC. Can you get those names of the Attorneys and find out what they know? The other one is from Granite Falls and we need to evaluate it to see if it is something we should do something with it. I will be on the BB tomorrow. Thanks


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Startup, Dave (WSP) RE: Sunday Friday, October 15, 2010 2:11:00 PM

No worries. I might go anyway with my brothers.

Another time my friend.

Mike


From: Startup, David [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 3:32 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Sunday

Capt, Im sorry sir, but Im out for Sunday. Wife signed us up for a Puyallup 10k run. Nice.

Detective Dave Startup WSP ID Theft Unit 360-902-3785 [email protected]


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Brusseau, Rob (WSP) LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) RE: OIS Protocol Friday, October 15, 2010 2:33:00 PM

Thanks. I will review it and compare it to others we work under and then we can set a meeting with the involved agencies to see if WSP can become a team member.

You will be a big part of that and have the responsibility of representing the agency on these teams. It is a big responsibility but I am confident that you will handle it well for CID and WSP.

I will let you know when I have reviewed it and maybe you can facilitate the meeting date and time.

Thanks,


From: Brusseau, Rob (WSP) Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 4:33 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Subject: FW: OIS Protocol

Captain Dahl,

Attached is the current protocol for the Regional Major Crimes Unit. According to Vancouver Police Department Detective Sergeant Creager, the protocol is the same one as I submitted a few years again. The second attachment is the mutual aid agreement pertaining to the Major Crime Team. Let me know if you need anything else.

Rob

Detective Sergeant Rob Brusseau Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division (360) 449-7941 - Office (360) 449-7949 - Fax

From: Creager, Scott [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 11:12 AM To: Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Chapman, John Subject: OIS Protocol

Here is the policy its labeled draft but it was what was adopted

Scott Creager - Sergeant Vancouver Police Department Major Crimes Unit (360) 487-7424

________________________________ This e-mail and related attachments and any response may be subject to public disclosure under state law.


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Arnold, Charles (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP) Tour Monday, October 18, 2010 6:35:02 PM

A lifelong friend of mine is in the Recon class. (Cristelli) His family is in town and may want a tour. I would appreciate if you guys could accommodate them. If they do come down, he will let you know. Thank you


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Gunkel, Blaine (WSP) Re: Tour Monday, October 18, 2010 6:37:14 PM

Thank you ----- Original Message ----From: Gunkel, Blaine (WSP) Sent: Monday, October 18, 2010 06:36 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: Tour Let me know. I will handle. Lieutenant Blaine Gunkel WSP Training Division 631 W Dayton Airport Road Shelton WA 98584-8945 Ofc (360) 426-1661 ext 102 Cell (360) 481-2903 FAX (360) 427-2134 MICRO 82 Ext 102 ----- Original Message ----From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Monday, October 18, 2010 06:35 PM To: Arnold, Charles (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP) Subject: Tour A lifelong friend of mine is in the Recon class. (Cristelli) His family is in town and may want a tour. I would appreciate if you guys could accommodate them. If they do come down, he will let you know. Thank you


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Poe, Denise (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP) Parking stall Wednesday, October 20, 2010 9:01:27 AM

I borrowed your parking stall. I will move right after Decentralized training.


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Braniff, Tim (WSP) RE: NEWS RELEASE: WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:11:00 PM

Thanks Tim Mike Captain Michael Dahl Criminal Investigation Division (CID) 210 11th Ave SW, Room 409 Olympia, WA. 98504 (360) 704-2950 (desk) (360) 239-0042 (cell)

From: Braniff, Tim (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 11:54 AM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP) Cc: Miller, Greg (WSP) Subject: FW: NEWS RELEASE: WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling

Mike and Mark, This is another topic I will brief the Assistant Chief on. At first plush, it appears the only thing required will be coordinating the GTG passes for HSD and CID staff that could or use the bridge. As time goes on, Im sure more direction will be provided on the program.

For Assistant Chief Miller/ Tim

From: Berry, Jason (WSP) Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 3:18 PM To: Braniff, Tim (WSP) Subject: Fw: NEWS RELEASE: WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling

From: Pierce, Steve [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 01:50 PM To: [email protected] Subject: NEWS RELEASE: WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling

Washington State Department of Transportation - News WSDOT Toll Division 401 Second Ave. S. - Seattle, WA 98104 - 206.464.1220 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Oct 19, 2010

Contact: Craig Stone, WSDOT Tolls Director, 206-464-1222 Janet Matkin, WSDOT Tolls Communication Manager, 206-716-1150

WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling SEATTLE - Good To Go!, the states electronic toll collection system, today unveiled five new devices for paying tolls without ever stopping. The new tolling passes, including smaller and movable options, will be available to drivers in early 2011, prior to the start of tolling on SR 520. They will offer a wider range of options for paying tolls on all Good To Go! toll roads in Washington. Transponder technology has improved dramatically in the last few years, said Craig Stone, WSDOT Toll Division Director, following an official announcement today at a state Transportation Commission meeting. WSDOT has taken advantage of this maturity to deliver some of the best products available at the lowest cost to drivers. The new portfolio of Good To Go! passes offers a solution for nearly every vehicle and more convenience for drivers who use toll facilities throughout the state. Tolling on the existing SR 520 bridge is scheduled to begin in the spring of 2011 and with it comes an expansion of the Good To Go! program already in place on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and the SR 167 High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes. Drivers with prepaid Good To Go! accounts travel at highway speeds as the system detects their pass and automatically deducts the toll amount from their accounts. Drivers can link several passes to a single account, permitting them to select the best pass option for each vehicle. Special offers New pass options will be offered in tandem with the opening of the new Good To Go! customer service centers in the SR 520 corridor early next year. SR 520 motorists who typically dont use any of the other toll roads are encouraged to wait until after the first of the year to establish their Good To Go! accounts to take advantage of special incentives. Be among the first to know about special offers by signing up at www.goodtogointerestlist.com . New Good To Go! passes Standard Sticker Pass: A non-movable sticker about the size of a Band-Aid, this compact pass is barely noticeable when attached to a windshield near the rearview mirror. At $5, its expected to be the most popular new option. Standard Movable Pass: Designed for those who want a single pass for multiple vehicles, this product is easy to move between vehicles. The $8 pass adheres to the windshield with Velcro behind the rearview mirror. It must be mounted to work correctly. Movable Pass with On/Off Option: Ideal for those who carpool in the HOT lanes, this transponder has an on/off switch to deactivate it when driving with a passenger in the HOT lane. This $12 pass also attaches with Velcro to the windshield behind the rearview mirror.

Specialized Passes: Motorcycle Sticker Pass: This non-transferable sticker pass is transparent and adheres to a motorcycles headlamp. Its virtually invisible once attached. Motorcycle passes will retail for $8. External Mount License Plate Pass: The external pass might be a good alternative for people looking for something other than a windshield-mounted transponder. This weather-resistant transponder attaches with screws horizontally to the front license plate. While removable, this $12 pass is not intended for frequent switching between vehicles. For more information about Good To Go! visit www.wsdot.gov/goodtogo . ### WSDOT keeps people, businesses and the economy moving by operating and improving the state's transportation systems. To learn more about what we're doing, go to www.wsdot.wa.gov/news for pictures, videos, news and blogs. Real time traffic information is available at www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic or by dialing 5-1-1.


Dahl, Mike (WSP) DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Phone call Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:17:00 PM

Hi Karen,

I remember the call yesterday had two topics: One was the complaint that I believe is already resolved, but I cant remember the other one and I told you I would take action on it. Can you remind me what that one was?

Thanks,

Mike



Dahl, Mike (WSP) DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Re: Phone call Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:41:01 PM

OK. Thank you, I will keep you posted. Mike From: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:34 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call It was the car-ped collision. CID was not going to handle as a Hit and Run. Four or five cars did not stop after hitting the body. Just wanted you to check into it and make sure it will not come back to haunt us. Dan felt because there was no intent and the other people probably didn't realize they hit a person they didn't need to investigate as a H and Run. Karen. Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:17 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Phone call

Hi Karen,


Thanks,

Mike

Captain Michael Dahl Criminal Investigation Division (CID) 210 11th Ave SW, Room 409 Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk) (360) 239-0042 (cell)


Dahl, Mike (WSP) LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP) Fw: Phone call Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:58:51 PM

Chuck, Please check on this with Dan Dale. Even if we wouldn't normally respond to this or take it as a criminal investigation find out what service we would provide. DeWitt is asking about it to see if we usually do anything with these. From: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:34 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call It was the car-ped collision. CID was not going to handle as a Hit and Run. Four or five cars did not stop after hitting the body. Just wanted you to check into it and make sure it will not come back to haunt us. Dan felt because there was no intent and the other people probably didn't realize they hit a person they didn't need to investigate as a H and Run. Karen. Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:17 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Phone call

Hi Karen,


Thanks,

Mike

Captain Michael Dahl Criminal Investigation Division (CID)

210 11th Ave SW, Room 409 Olympia, WA. 98504 (360) 704-2950 (desk) (360) 239-0042 (cell)


Dahl, Mike (WSP) Lathan, Dale (WSP); "[email protected]" Fw: Sword Purchase Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:01:03 PM

Does it seem like the WSPTA could donate to this? I don't have a dog in the fight, but Sager is your member and a long standing honor guard guy.

From: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:45 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Fw: Sword Purchase

-------------------------From my Blackberry Lieutenant Keith Huntley Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division (360) 704-2954 (Office) (360) 507-2508 (Cell) From: Cozzitorto, Peter (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 08:48 AM To: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Subject: RE: Sword Purchase

LT, I am not able to donate this money right now from the WSPTA accounts. Are we able to approach the senior managers and find out what happened? If we are unable to get the money from another organization please let me know and Ill throw in some more money so we dont have to poll the newer troopers.

Pete

From: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 1:25 PM To: Cozzitorto, Peter (WSP) Subject: Sword Purchase

Hi Pete,

As you know, I purchased the sword for John Sagers retirement gift. I received many generous

donations from our members and even though I asked for half the purchase price from the Senior Managers Fund they only gave me $100.

I was wondering if the WSPTA would care to donate the remaining $120 for his sword.

Thanks for checking on this for me.



Dahl, Mike (WSP) Lathan, Dale (WSP) Re: Sword Purchase Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:05:42 PM

No, from the honor guard.

From: Lathan, Dale (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 01:05 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: Sword Purchase He is retiring from the wsp? Sent from my Blackberry Sergeant Dale Lathan From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 01:01 PM To: Lathan, Dale (WSP); '[email protected]' Subject: Fw: Sword Purchase Does it seem like the WSPTA could donate to this? I don't have a dog in the fight, but Sager is your member and a long standing honor guard guy.


-------------------------From my Blackberry Lieutenant Keith Huntley Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division (360) 704-2954 (Office) (360) 507-2508 (Cell) From: Cozzitorto, Peter (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 08:48 AM To: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Subject: RE: Sword Purchase

LT, I am not able to donate this money right now from the WSPTA accounts. Are we able to approach the senior managers and find out what happened? If we are unable to get the money from

another organization please let me know and Ill throw in some more money so we dont have to poll the newer troopers.

Pete


Hi Pete,

As you know, I purchased the sword for John Sagers retirement gift. I received many generous donations from our members and even though I asked for half the purchase price from the Senior Managers Fund they only gave me $100.





Dahl, Mike (WSP) DeWitt, Karen (WSP) RE: Phone call Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:22:00 PM

Which car ped? Was there another one?


From: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:12 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call

I guess we don't need to worry about the car-ped this morning! Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:41 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call OK. Thank you, I will keep you posted. Mike From: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:34 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call It was the car-ped collision. CID was not going to handle as a Hit and Run. Four or five cars did not stop after hitting the body. Just wanted you to check into it and make sure it will not come back to haunt us. Dan felt because there was no intent and the other people probably didn't realize they hit a person they didn't need to investigate as a H and Run. Karen.

Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:17 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Phone call Hi Karen,


Thanks,

Mike



Dahl, Mike (WSP) Huntley, Keith (WSP) RE: Sword Purchase Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:23:00 PM

I forwarded to Dale for follow up. If it is possible to get this money, he will. I will let you know.



-------------------------From my Blackberry Lieutenant Keith Huntley Washington State Patrol Criminal Investigation Division (360) 704-2954 (Office) (360) 507-2508 (Cell) From: Cozzitorto, Peter (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 08:48 AM To: Huntley, Keith (WSP) Subject: RE: Sword Purchase LT, I am not able to donate this money right now from the WSPTA accounts. Are we able to approach the senior managers and find out what happened? If we are unable to get the money from another organization please let me know and Ill throw in some more money so we dont have to poll the newer troopers.

Pete


Hi Pete,

As you know, I purchased the sword for John Sagers retirement gift. I received many generous donations from our members and even though I asked for half the purchase price from the Senior Managers Fund they only gave me $100.





Dahl, Mike (WSP) DeWitt, Karen (WSP) RE: Phone call Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:38:00 PM

OK, I will check with my guys since they are a part of CBIT.



Yes! Just outside of Quincy this morning. CID was on scene and have determined the person was already dead. It is a Homicide. CBIT and every LEA that is close have responded. I am trying to get an update from my lieutenant. Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 01:22 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: RE: Phone call Which car ped? Was there another one?

Captain Michael Dahl Criminal Investigation Division (CID) 210 11th Ave SW, Room 409 Olympia, WA. 98504 (360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)


I guess we don't need to worry about the car-ped this morning! Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:41 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call OK. Thank you, I will keep you posted. Mike From: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:34 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call It was the car-ped collision. CID was not going to handle as a Hit and Run. Four or five cars did not stop after hitting the body. Just wanted you to check into it and make sure it will not come back to haunt us. Dan felt because there was no intent and the other people probably didn't realize they hit a person they didn't need to investigate as a H and Run. Karen. Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:17 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Phone call Hi Karen,


Thanks,

Mike



Dahl, Mike (WSP) Barger, Loren (WSP); Dale, Dan (WSP) FW: Phone call Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:39:00 PM

I am just hearing about this and wondering if we are responding as part of CBIT?



Yes! Just outside of Quincy this morning. CID was on scene and have determined the person was already dead. It is a Homicide. CBIT and every LEA that is close have responded. I am trying to get an update from my lieutenant. Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 01:22 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: RE: Phone call Which car ped? Was there another one?

Captain Michael Dahl Criminal Investigation Division (CID) 210 11th Ave SW, Room 409 Olympia, WA. 98504 (360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)


I guess we don't need to worry about the car-ped this morning! Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:41 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call OK. Thank you, I will keep you posted. Mike From: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:34 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call It was the car-ped collision. CID was not going to handle as a Hit and Run. Four or five cars did not stop after hitting the body. Just wanted you to check into it and make sure it will not come back to haunt us. Dan felt because there was no intent and the other people probably didn't realize they hit a person they didn't need to investigate as a H and Run. Karen. Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:17 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Phone call Hi Karen,


Thanks,

Mike



Dahl, Mike (WSP) Snider, Dave (WSP) FW: Phone call Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:41:00 PM

Dave, can you let me know what this is about and if we are responding as a part of CBIT? Thanks


From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:39 PM To: Barger, Loren (WSP); Dale, Dan (WSP) Subject: FW: Phone call

I am just hearing about this and wondering if we are responding as part of CBIT?



Yes! Just outside of Quincy this morning. CID was on scene and have determined the person was already dead. It is a Homicide. CBIT and every LEA that is close have responded.

I am trying to get an update from my lieutenant. Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 01:22 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: RE: Phone call Which car ped? Was there another one?



I guess we don't need to worry about the car-ped this morning! Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:41 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call OK. Thank you, I will keep you posted. Mike From: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:34 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: Re: Phone call It was the car-ped collision. CID was not going to handle as a Hit and Run. Four or five cars did not stop after hitting the body. Just wanted you to check into it and make sure it will not come back to

haunt us. Dan felt because there was no intent and the other people probably didn't realize they hit a person they didn't need to investigate as a H and Run. Karen. Sent from my BlackBerry From: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:17 PM To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP) Subject: Phone call Hi Karen,


Thanks,

Mike



Dahl, Mike (WSP) Bosman, Dennis (WSP) FW: IACP INFO Biweekly E-mail Newsletter #258 Wednesday, October 20, 2010 3:45:00 PM

Please review the area highlighted in yellow and look into the criteria so we can submit the Dorsey case. Thanks


From: Berry, Jason (WSP) Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 2:40 PM To: Dahl, Mike (WSP) Subject: FW: IACP INFO Biweekly E-mail Newsletter #258

Mike, Not sure if your significant auto theft case (Det. Kirk) would qualify.but FYI there is a IACP award that is similar to looking beyond the license plate, that you may want to consider.JB

"Service With Humility"

Captain Jason Berry Government and Media Relations Office: 360-596-4010 [email protected]

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