LOJACK AWARD
This award was created in 1993 as a joint venture between the LoJack Corporation and the International Association of Auto Theft Investigators, the Northeast Chapter’s parent organization. The award was intended to honor law enforcement officers whose efforts, in conjunction with the use of any electronic tracking device, made the most significant impact on the recovery (s) of stolen vehicle (s). After the award was presented in 2005, the single award concept with presentation at the annual seminar of the parent organization was replaced with several annual awards being presented at the annual seminar of IAATI’s Branches and Chapters.
Effective May 2006, a LoJack-IAATI award will be awarded at the annual training seminar of the Northeast Regional Chapter of the International Association of Auto Theft Investigators. The award was established to recognize any law enforcement officer whose efforts, in conjunction with the use of any electronic tracking device, make the most significant impact on the recovery (s) of stolen vehicle (s).
Nominees for the award must be a law enforcement officer and a member of the Northeast Regional Chapter of the International Association of Auto Theft Investigators. Nominations for the award may come from any person, either a member ot non-member, and must be directed to the chair of the awards committee of the Executive Director of the Northeast Regional Chapter of the International Association of Auto Theft Investigators.
Award Recipients
| Year | Name or Group |
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| 2012 | Officer John Zaranis and Officer Scott Kalfa-NYPD Auto Crimes |
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All nominations should be set to the Executive Director
PO Box 223, Clinton, NY 13323-0223
or
executivedirector@iaati.org
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