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20th Annual ICAC National Arson Investigation Training Seminar
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The room reservation deadline for the Sandestin Resort is January 12th.
February 9-12, 2009
Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort
Sandestin, FL Plan now for joining us at the 2009 National Arson Training Seminar, sponsored by the Insurance Committee for Arson Control (ICAC), on February 9-12, 2009, at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort.
 Event Details
Sentencing Brings an End to Virginia Family’s
Insurance Fraud Scams
RICHMOND, Va. – The final chapter was written for one of the most notorious white collar crime families in southwest Virginia when they were sentenced this month in U.S. District Court in Abingdon, Va. for their role in an arson for profit scheme. The four fraudsters will have to serve a total of 192 months in federal prison and make restitution to the insurance company of more than $169,000.
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Fire Investigation Takes an Interesting Turn
Investigators in Midland County are searching for answers.
What started as a fire investigation in Midland County led authorities on a different trail.
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Brocton Man Charged With Arson
PORTLAND — A Brocton man was charged Sunday with arson after allegedly setting a fire that destroyed his trailer home.
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Green Trial Blog
Up to the minute updates on the trial of the Midland mother accused to killing her two children, Daniel Macemore, 10, and Addison Macemore, 8, in a January 2006 fire at their mobile home. Brought to you by the Independent Tribune
Crime Stoppers chapters are few, but effective
After a 19-year-old woman identified Burgwin, 20, of Wilkinsburg as the man who shot her in July, Pittsburgh Crime Stoppers posted the case on its Web site and alerted area media and law enforcement agencies.
State Farm steps up to help prevent future wild fires in California
Bakersfield, Calif. (Dec. 4, 2007) - To help firefighters keep communities safer from wildfires, State Farm is contributing $250,000 total to CAL FIRE and to the California Fire Safe Council. CAL FIRE will use the $150,000 donation to purchase firefighter protection gear to help improve their safety and the California Fire Safe Council will use the $100,000 donation to help educate the public about fire protection.
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