Identity thieves prey on everyone, but especially the most vulnerable and therefore they count on their victims remaining silent and never revealing the criminal attack to their loved ones or to authorities.
Read MoreOn Friday, October 30, 2015, California Statewide Law Enforcement Association (CSLEA) Foundation Chairperson Kenny Ehrman will speak to senior citizens at a town hall focusing on identity theft and fraud prevention.
Read MoreA group ofsenior citizens took an active role in learning how to protect themselves from fraud by attending a fraud prevention town hall in Merced on October 28, 2015.
Read MoreWe all want to come to the rescue of our family members who are in need or in trouble and scammers pride themselves in knowing how to push our emotional and panic-stricken buttons.
Read MoreNo matter how small or large the group, the California Statewide Law Enforcement Association (CSLEA) Foundation reaches out to California residents who want to know more about the proactive steps they can take to protect themselves from becoming a victim of fraud.
Read MoreOn October 3, 2015, California Statewide Law Enforcement Association (CSLEA) FOP Lodge #77 President Kenny Ehrman and Association of Motor Vehicle Investigators of California (AMVIC) Board Member Chris Ehrman participated in a fraud protection seminar in Calexico with Senator Ben Hueso and State Controller Betty Yee.
Read MoreSenior citizens in the City of Diamond Bar were in luck when they attended Senator Bob Huff's Fraud Prevention Town Hall on September 28, 2015. They learned from a panel of highly-qualified experts about the latest schemes, scams and rip-offs targeting their age groups and their community.
Read MoreAt the California Statewide Law Enforcement Association (CSLEA), we are passionate about consumer protection and public safety. It is that passion that led to the creation of the CSLEA Foundation.
The CSLEA Foundation is a non-profit organization that relies solely on tax-deductible donations from generous companies and individuals who value the immense need for public safety and consumer protection professionals, as well as the need for educational seminars to assist groups and individuals who scam artists target the most, such as seniors, veterans and immigrants.
