Missing something,someone? It's a job for Sea Breeze sleuth
By , Charles Vander Perren
Baker City, OR--
Charles Vander Perren works to uncover the truth, and is constantly expanding his business operation to provide more availability to customers.
The phrase appears on the window of his business, Sea Breeze Investigations, which opened a third office last month in Baker City,OR, to provide reliable and efficient service to the counties of Malhuer, Baker, and Union Counties.
Vander Perren came to the area from Texas about 20 years ago to do construction work for friends. He saw the need for a private investigator in the growing community.
His brother worked as a P.I. and Vander Perren quickly found that he enjoyed the work.
Vander Perren's red mustache mirrors those of the Wild West figures that decorate his walls. He also has several framed certificates from investigative groups to which he belongs, including the National Association of Investigative Specialists, the National Professional Skip Tracers Association, Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association & Oregon Association of Licensed Investigators.
A fedora sits atop a small lamp, and Dollie, his 4-year-old chocolate Lab, and trusty assistant, is always close at hand. "I don't go anywhere without her," he said.
Despite the fedora, Vander Perren said his work has little in common with the likes of Sam Spade, a fast-talking private investigator played by Humphrey Bogart in the 1941 hit "The Maltese Falcon." Real-life private eyes, Vander Perren said, must practice honesty and work within the bounds of law.
While there is some undercover work involved, Vander Perren said much of what he does is right out in the open,and said his work requires ethics, training and experience. Along with the required 32 hours of continuing education mandated by the State of Oregon every two years, Mr. Vander Perren also spends countless hours keeping up with the ever changing laws.
Sea Breeze Investigations offers a range of services, including asset recovery, skip tracing and witness locating. Visit their Web site at seabreezeinvestigations.com for a list of services available.
"You need to know how to be a gumshoe," said Vander Perren, adding that there is more to the work than sitting in front of a computer.
To hire this gumshoe-and of course, Dollie-visit Sea Breeze Investigations.com or feel free to call Mr. Vander Perren to arrange a confidential meeting to discuss your personal needs.
For more information, call Sea breeze Investigations at (503)-812-0564.
