Through the Strom

This case began less than 24 hours ago, during the storm in the middle of Los Angeles. Investigator started at the hotel at 5:00 a.m., where the claimant stayed overnight from a mediation. Not only did the investigator need to obtain film evidence of the claimant not utilizing his artificial support, but we needed to determine where the claimant resided. The claimant emerged from the valet parking as he departed in heavy rain and chaotic Los Angeles traffic. The claimant began intermittently taking the carpool lane. The claimant took the following freeways: 10, 605, then 210 east to the 15 north, where traffic piled up. This made mobile surveillance even more difficult in these weather conditions. The claimant stopped at several locations in the High Desert, where the investigator obtained valuable footage evidence of the claimant performing activities without restrictions and his support. In the end, our objective was not complete. The investigator still needed to continue to follow the claimant to an unknown residence. The claimant continued past Barstow to the 40-highway heading east towards Newberry Springs. Then passing the California border and finally landing the claimant to Bullhead City, Arizona, where the claimant resided.

This was a difficult task for any investigator, especially without losing and compromising the assignment. A complex case as such, is one example of how A.N. INVESTIGATIONS has demonstrated perseverance and is proudly recognized as top-rated in the industry.