APPENDIX IV TEXAS LETTER INDICATES LIST OF FIRST 7 ECE UNITS OTHER EXISTING ECE UNITS 12 PROPOSED ECE UNITS 1. PORTLAND, OREGON 8. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 19. WICHITA, KANSAS 2. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 9. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 20. SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 3. DENVER, COLORADO 10. BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 21. KANSAS CITY OR 4. NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 11. DALLAS, TEXAS ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 5. COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 12. HOUSTON, TEXAS 22. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 6. CLEVELAND/TOLEDO, OHIO 13. DETROIT, MICHIGAN 23. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 7. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 14. PHOENIX, ARIZONIA 24. MIAMI/TAMPA, FLORIDA 15. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 25. WASHINGTON, D.C. 16. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 26. NEW YORK, NEW YORK 17. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 27. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 28. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 29. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 30. ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA APPENDIX V RELATIONSHIP OF THE ECE PROGRAM OBJECTIVES TO THE OBSTACLES TO EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIME, AND THE GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES AT THE NATIONAL AND DISTRICT LEVELS PROBLEMS WHICH NEEDS THAT PROGRAM OBJECTIVES NATIONAL RESPON- DISTRICT RESPON- OBSTACLES PROBLEMS ADDRESS THE NEEDS ING OBJECTIVES MEETING OBJECTIVES (CHAPTER 111) PREVENTION, DE TEC- TION, INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION district quarnumerous crimes standing as to the scope of formation system received terly, monthly reports and district oset district priorities difficult to 'to develop to develop infor- compile reports, prepare reports detect better methods mation system to distribute the on ECE unit sophisticated difficult to to detect, in- relay effective ECE Bulletin activities schemes investigate vestigate, and methods and develop training establish commundifficult to prosecute provide training information and ication with prosecute oto develop oto collect and locate sources of other Specialists evidence can be new prosecutive disseminate case training and OECE massive or dif- approaches information re provide seminars ficult to un- 'to increase flecting success for investigators and AUSAS oto train prosecu- tors and investito investigate gators in areas and prosecute of WCC o often done thru °difficult to detect °to increase oto educate inter- ocollect and/or speak to various interest groups seminate informa- detection and pre- vention of WCC OBSTACLE TO THE (Chapter 1). PROBLEMS WHICH OBSTACLES DISTRICT RESPON SIBILITY FOR (CHAPTER III) unwillingness to report crimes lack of leads or information necessary for investigation or prosecution NEEDS THAT PROGRAM OBJECTIVES MTIONAL RESPON- PROBLEMS ADDRESS THE NEEDS ING OBJECTIVES program deficien- tions and show corrective action 'identify specific program or operational flaws for managers "incomplete or poor quality oto provide training for investigators, and provide information on specific white-collar crime topics overlapping respon- duplication of effort cross-purposes 'to coordinate oto coordinate °maintain liaison maintain liaison lack of the neces- cases 'to provide agents publish informa with training tion on cases which success- techniques present seminars encourage interaction between agencies |