Senior Special Agent Randy D. Beeson

H.E.A.T. Program AdministratorOffice & Voice Mail (804)323-2328

Pager (804)256-3067

All Time High = 21,284

VIRGINIA MOTOR VEHICLE THEFTS

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Overview

Established by Virginia Code

Section 38.2-414

Cooperative Effort(VSP, DMV & Ins. Ind.)

161 Local Agencies

Investigative Tool

Weapon for Citizens

Deterrent for Young Potential Thieves

Potential Savings for us all!

Overview

1-800-947-HEAT

Anonymous

Local Law Enforcement

Rewards Up To $10,000

StaffingColonel W. Gerald Massengill,

Superintendent of State Police

SSA Randy D. Beeson, AdministratorOffice (804)323-2328

Pager (804)256-3067

Advisory Board Members for 2000

Mr. J. David Rigler, Chesterfield County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office

First Sergeant David M. Beckner, Virginia State Police

Mr. Mark W. Hicks, Office of the Attorney General

Sheriff Raleigh H. Isaacs, Sr., City of Suffolk Sheriff’s Office

Chief Dennis A. Mook, Newport News Police Department

Ms. W. Gail Morykon, Department of Motor Vehicles

Mr. Wade Wickre, Nationwide Insurance Company

Auto Theft Unit StaffingFirst Sergeant Joseph W. Walters

(804)323-2134

10 Special Agents

Secretary

DMV Research (Vacant)

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Essex

Richmond

Lancaster

CarolineLouisa

Henrico

GoochlandPowhatan

NottowayDinwiddie

Northumberland

Westmoreland

Chesterfield

King William

King & Queen

Petersburg

Colonial HeightsHopewell

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Hanover

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VIRGINIA STATE POLICE

First Sergeant Joseph W. Walters Office (804) 323-2134 - Pager (804) 750-8746

Culpeper Field OfficeSpecial Agent Ronnie W. TillerOffice (540) 829-7754 - Pager (540) 374-9472

Fairfax Field OfficeSenior Special Agent William H. WagnerOffice (703) 330-6007 - Pager (703) 701-7196

Richmond Field OfficeSSA Bobby K. RakesOffice (804) 323-2135 - Pager (804) 351-0643

SSA Howard J. Cook, Jr.Office (804) 323-2136 - Pager (804) 256-3185Salem Field Office

Special Agent Diane A. MandevilleOffice (540) 375-9526 - Pager (540) 981-6550

Chesapeake Field OfficeSpecial Agent Johnnie Jones, Jr. Office (757) 424-6816 - Pager (757) 446-8843

Special Agent Kenneth McKenneyOffice (757) 424-6817 - Pager (757)441-0532

Appomattox Field OfficeSpecial Agent Fred SolomonOffice (434) 352-3448 - Pager (434) 856-0591

Wytheville Field OfficeSpecial Agent Ted C. HomiakOffice (540) 223-4221 - Pager 1-800-289-2337 EXT:4315

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BUREAU OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONSAUTO THEFT UNIT

HEAT Administrator - Special Agent Randy D. Beeson Office (804) 323-2328 - Pager (804) 256-3067

Most Frequently

Stolen Cars

H.E.A.T. sponsored Training

Auto Theft Prevention Schools(June, July, & September)

Basic Auto Theft Investigation Schools(August at the Piedmont RCJA)

Advanced Auto Theft Investigation Schools (November in Newport News)

H.E.A.T. Training

• Northern Virginia– 2000

• Tidewater– 2001

• Central Virginia– 2002

Public Awareness

Public Awareness

Auto Theft Prevention

VIN Etching Auto Theft Prevention

VIN Etching Event

• Based in Southwest Virginia

• Burton Martin• Family Racing Team

Public Awareness

Public Awareness

HEAT LEO Awards

March 24, 2003

25th Annual Conference – Virginia Crime Prevention Association

Public Awareness

RICHMOND – MAY 2003

Public Awareness

Public Awareness

Public Awareness

Public Awareness & Promotions

Mr. Laurence NeathawkNeathawk Dubuque, Inc.

Operation HEATWave Coordinator

(804)783-8140

TOLL FREE (800) 847-2674

LNeathawk@neathawkdubuque.com

Recognizing Law Enforcement Officers & Agencies

Enforcement

Recoveries

Prevention

Intelligence

LEO

SummerHEAT

Operation HEATWave

Call 1-800-947-HEAT

$ Tip Must Lead to an Arrest

$ Caller Remains Anonymous

$ Do Not Have to Testify in Court

Our Accomplishments 2001 Rewards

8 Rewards totally $22,9255th $10,000 Reward

Our Accomplishments Grants

IAATI Training Schools

Prevention Initiatives

Enforcement Initiatives

Announcing the 2001 Theft Stats

Thank You! For All Your Help

to Eliminate Auto

Theft!

Enforcement

Recoveries

Prevention

Intelligence

2002 Jeep Liberty

This vehicle sports a new PVIN plate and is marked with Avery component part labels.  The CVIN is located in the right side, rear passenger door well, under a plastic molding strip.  There are identification labels placed on the bottom radiator and under the rear seat that display a partial VIN.  The VIN is also stored in the On-Board computer and can be viewed with the Chrysler DRB III tool.

2002 Jeep Liberty

2002 Jeep Liberty

2002 Jeep Liberty