Silver City Police Department Statistical Information Goals and Objectives for 2009

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1 Silver City Police Department Statistical Information Goals and Objectives for 9

2 Mission Statement The mission of the Silver City Police Department is to enforce the laws that the people have deemed necessary in the interest of public safety. These laws may be by Town Ordinance, State Law and the New Mexico and United States Constitutions. The mission philosophy is to enhance the quality of life in the community by working with the Town Administration, elected officials, general public and the community s s institutions to create a friendly relationship with the citizens of the business and private community.

3 Mission Statement The Silver City Police Department is dedicated to the community of Silver City and its citizens by joining them in providing effective, efficient, and equal 4 hour police service. With dedication to public service it is our goal to enhance the quality of life within the community by being share holders as well as public servants

4 Statistical Information The information in this presentation was gathered through the Silver City Police Department s Computer Aided Dispatching System and the Records Management System. Information was also obtained from Uniform Crime Reporting Documentation, NM Department of Transportation, The New Mexico Traffic Safety Bureau, T.A.CT & Associates Inc., Children's Youth and Families Division, and members of the Silver City Police Department. This information is being presented to the City Council, members of the media, and the citizens at large. As a disclaimer; the approximate error rate is between & percent.

5 Silver City Police Department Organizational Chart (Updated:. 9) Chief of Police Ed Reynolds Executive Secretary Anita Norero Uniform Services Capt. T. Fortenberry Lt. Vacant Animal Control S. Nance Comm. Enforce. Off. L. Click Investigative Bureau/ Admin Capt. S. Reese Lt. R. Villalobos CRO Lt. M. Collins A Shift: Sgt. P. Montes Cpl. J. Sotelo Ptl. C. Spurgeon Ptl. M. White Ptl. N. Luksetich B Shift: Sgt. D. White Cpl. G. McWhorter Ptl. J. Cruzan Ptl. J. Uffleman Ptl. A. Ames Ptl. B. Farrington Ptl. M. Facio C Shift Sgt. J. Arredondo Cpl. F. Portillo Ptl. J. Woods Ptl. A. Rascon Ptl. A. Carrillo Ptl. R. Bencomo Sgt. J. Hernandez Det. D. Holguin Det. C. Murillo Det. P. Castillo Det. M. Contreras Det. J. Harrington BOTF Assign: Ben Villegas Civilian Personnel M. Bessie S. Louck J. Garcia Vac: Data Clerk Personnel Status: Light Duty/Injured: Academy: J. Gonzales FTO: A. Jimenez, I Bauch

6 First Six Months Comparison Category 8 7 Change % Inc/ CAD Call Enteries Calls for Service % Self Initiated Calls % Total: % Citations Issued % Arrests: % Total Number of Charges % Motor Vehicle Collisions % Alarms 5 5 % Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter - -% Forcible Rapes % Robbery % Simple Assaults % Aggravated Assault % Burglary % Larceny % Motor Vehicle Theft 9 8% Domestic Disturbances % Animal Complaints % Citations/Warnings % Criminal Damage To Property %

7 Second Six Months Category 8 7 Change % Inc/ CAD Call Enteries Calls for Service % Self Initiated Calls % Total: % Citations Issued % Arrests: % Total Number of Charges % Motor Vehicle Collisions % Alarms 6 8 6% Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter % Forcible Rapes 5 4 8% Robbery % Simple Assaults 7 5 9% Aggravated Assault % Burglary 6 84 % Larceny % Motor Vehicle Theft % Domestic Disturbances % Animal Complaints % Citations/Warnings % Injuring or Tampering w/ MV 8 8 % Criminal Damage To Property %

8 Year Totals Category 8 7 Change % Inc/ CAD Call Enteries Calls for Service % Self Initiated Calls % Total: % Citations Issued % Arrests: % Total Number of Charges % Motor Vehicle Collisions % Alarms % Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter - -67% Forcible Rapes 7 5 9% Robbery % Simple Assaults % Aggravated Assault 7 7 4% Burglary % Larceny % Motor Vehicle Theft 7-4 -% Domestic Disturbances % Animal Complaints % Citations/Warnings % Injuring or Tampering w/ MV % Criminal Damage To Property %

9 Additional Information CAD call entries include all call types. Total Number of Offense Reports: 8: 7: 95 6: 94 Note: Due to an increase in activity starting in 8, Injuring or Tampering w/ MV was tracked the last 6 months of the year only In a 4 hour period the busiest hour for calls for service (89) was between 5 pm and 6 pm. The second busiest hour for calls for service (857) was between 4 pm and 5 pm. The busiest day for calls for service (46) was Friday. The second busiest day (7) was Wednesday.

10 Northwest Quadrant (Note: The following information is based on total calls for service for the given area) Northwest Quadrant: District, Sector A encompasses the area from Hudson/Juniper Streets to the west and from Highway 8 West to the north.

11 Northwest (District, Sector A) 8 7 Change % Inc/ CAD Call Entries Calls for Service % Self Initiated Calls % Total: % Traffic Stops % Citations Issued % Motor Vehicle Collisions % Total Number of Offenses Reported % Alarms % Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter % Forcible Rapes % Robbery - -% Simple Assaults/Battery 4 % Aggravated Assault/Battery % Disturbances % Harassment % Burglary 9 9 % Breaking & Entering 7 4 4% Larceny 9 4% Motor Vehicle Theft 5 6% Domestic Disturbances % Animal Complaints % Injuring or Tampering w/ MV % Criminal Damage To Property - -6%

12 Northeast Quadrant Northeast Quadrant: District, Sector B encompasses the area from Hudson/Juniper Streets to the east and from Silver Heights/Highway 8 East to the north. It also encompasses the area east of Memory Lane

13 Northeast (District, Sector B) 8 7 Change % Inc/ CAD Call Entries Calls for Service % Self Initiated Calls % Total: % Traffic Stops 4 98 Citations Issued % Motor Vehicle Collisions % Total Number of Offenses Reported % Alarms % Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter - -5% Forcible Rapes 5 5 5% Robbery - -5% Simple Assaults/Battery 4 % Aggravated Assault/Battery % Disturbances % Harassment % Burglary 6 9 5% Breaking & Entering 5 6 9% Larceny % Motor Vehicle Theft 4 54% Domestic Disturbances % Animal Complaints % Injuring or Tampering w/ MV 65 5 % Criminal Damage To Property %

14 Southwest Quadrant Southwest Quadrant: District, Sector C encompasses the area from Hudson Street/Highway 9 South to the west and Highway 8 West to the south.

15 Southwest (District, Sector C) 8 7 Change % Inc/ CAD Call Entries Calls for Service % Self Initiated Calls % Total: % Traffic Stops 7 5 Citations Issued % Motor Vehicle Collisions % Total Number of Offenses Reported % Alarms % Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter % Forcible Rapes % Robbery 5% Simple Assaults/Battery % Aggravated Assault/Battery 67% Disturbances % Harassment % Burglary % Breaking & Entering % Larceny % Motor Vehicle Theft % Domestic Disturbances % Animal Complaints % Injuring or Tampering w/ MV % Criminal Damage To Property %

16 Southeast Quadrant Southeast Quadrant: District, Sector D encompasses the area from Hudson Street/Highway 9 South to the east and from Silver Heights/Highway 8 East to the south. It also takes in the area west of Memory Lane.

17 Southeast (District, Sector D) Change % Inc/ CAD Call Entries Calls for Service 998 % Self Initiated Calls % Total: % Traffic Stops % Citations Issued % Motor Vehicle Collisions % Total Number of Offenses Reported % Alarms 7 5 6% Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter - -% Forcible Rapes - -% Robbery - -% Simple Assaults/Battery 5% Aggravated Assault/Battery % Disturbances % Harassment 4 4% Burglary % Breaking & Entering % Larceny % Motor Vehicle Theft 9% Domestic Disturbances 8 - -% Animal Complaints % Injuring or Tampering w/ MV 7 7 7% Criminal Damage To Property %

18 Calls for Service Northwest Northeast Southwest Southeast Northwest Northeast Southwest Southeast

19 Self Initiated Activity Northwest Northeast Southwest Southeast Northwest Northeast Southwest Southeast

20 5 5 5 Traffic Stops Ci tati ons Issued Motor Vehi cl e Collisions Total Number of Offenses Reported Northwest Northeast Southwest Southeast

21 Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter Forcible Rapes Robbery Simple Assaults/Battery Aggravated Assault/Battery Northwest Northeast Southwest Southeast

22 5 5 Di sturbances Harassment Burglary Breaking & Entering Larceny Motor Vehicle Theft Northwest Northeast Southwest Southeast

23 North/South Comparison North 8488 South

24 7-8 Calls for Service Comparison Mar Mar

25 7-8 Self Initiated Calls Mar Mar

26 7-8 Citations Issued

27 8 Citations Summary The total number of citations issued for 8 was 8,6; which was an increase of.6% over 7. The total citations issued for 7 was 777. As additional information; the total citations issued for 6 was,9 and for 5 was 9,6. The following is the top five citations issued for 8 with a comparison to 7. Citation Type: 8 7. Speeding,7,. Mandatory Insurance,9,5. Registration/License Plate, Drivers License Violations Stop Sign/Intersection Violations 69 55

28 Continued.. Other violations which citations were issued for: Seatbelt Violations 4 5 Driving under revocation 6 8 Parking Citations (All Types) 7 8 Time frame for issuance of Citations: In a twenty-four hour period, the most citations (76) issued in a one hour period was between midnight and am. This hour accounted for 9.5% of the citations issued. The second most citations (55) were issued between and pm. This hour accounted for 6.6 percent of all citations issued during 8. The most active day of the week for the issuance of citations (,54) was Friday, which accounted for 8.7 percent of the citations issued during 8. The second most active day was Thursday, which accounted for 5.9% of the citations (,78).

29 7-8 Arrest Comparison

30 UCR Arrests UCR Arrests Totals: Totals: Motor Vehicle Theft Motor Vehicle Theft Larceny Larceny Burglary Burglary Assault Assault 5 Robbery Robbery Rape Rape Murder/Homicide Murder/Homicide Arrest Category Arrest Category

31 7-8 Number of Arrest Charges

32 Number of DWI Arrests Year Year Arrests

33 Adult/Juvenile Arrests. 8: 7 Adults: 98 Juveniles: Adults: 85 Juveniles: 7

34 JPPO Stats According to the Juvenile Probation and Parole Office, for the period from through ember 8, there were a total of 6 referrals from the Silver City Police Department. (No stats available for. 8) The following statistical information was obtained from the Uniform Crime Reporting files.

35 Juvenile Offender Juvenile Offender Totals Totals : 4: : : Under : Under : Age Grouping: Age Grouping:

36 Black: Black: Asian Asian Native American Native American Hispanic: Hispanic: White: White: Race: Race:

37 Gender: Male: Females Total 55

38 55 55 Total: Total: Females Females Males Males Females Females Males Males Females Females Males Males Females Females Males Males -4: 4: 6 Females Females Males Males -: : Females Females Males Males Total Total Under : Under : Age / gender: Age / gender:

39 7-8 Motor Vehicle Collisions

40 Motor Vehicle Collisions Total Number: 8 7 Non-injury: Injury: 9 98 Fatal: For 8; the hour between 4 pm and 5 pm accounted for the most number of accidents (6) which accounted for.%. The second worst hour for accidents (5) was between pm to 4 pm, which accounted for 8.6% of total accidents. The worst day for accidents () was Friday, which accounted for.%. The second worst day for accidents (96) was Wednesday, which accounted for 5.9%.

41 Worst Locations for Traffic Crashes Crash Analysis by Intersection: Silver Heights & 4 : 5 8 East & Wal-Mart: 4 & Hudson Street: Memory Lane & 8 East: 9 Silver Heights and Swan: 8 College & Hudson: 7 Bullard & Broadway: 7 College/Pope/Bullard: 7 Wal Mart parking lot: 7 Albertson s s parking lot: Food Basket:

42 7-8 Business & Residential Burglaries

43 7-8 Thefts (Burglary of Vehicles Included)

44 Burglary of a Motor Vehicle Out of the 6 Larcenies reported during 8, 77 were Burglaries of Motor Vehicles. Out of the 6 Larcenies reported during 7, 8 were Burglaries of Motor Vehicles.

45 7-8 Stolen Motor Vehicles

46 Additional Information Total Number of Stolen Motor Vehicles for the following years: 6: 5 5: 5

47 7-8 Domestic Violence Calls Sep t

48 7-8 Animal Calls for Service

49 ACO Sherwood Nance 8 Stats: Total Animal Complaints: 45 Nance s s Total activity: 845 (86 & 98) Out of the 45 complaints, Nance handled 847. Additionally, Nance conducted a total of 57 follow ups. Overall, Nance handled almost 6% of the animal complaints 7 Stats: Total Animal Complaints: 58 Nance s s Total activity: 68 (844 & 88) Out of the 58 complaints, Nance handled 855. Additionally, Nance conducted a total of 494 follow ups. Overall, Nance handled just over 54% of the animal complaints In both years he also assisted the Uniform Division on such calls as traffic control at MV collisions. He also made himself available for talks and lectures.

50 7-8 Citations for Animal Complaints

51 7-8 Criminal Damage To Property

52 Injuring or Tampering with Motor Vehicle 8: 4 7: 6

53 7-8 Simple Assaults

54 7-8 Aggravated Assaults

55 Last /4 8 9 Calls for Service Self Initiated Calls Totals Citations Issued Arrests: Total Number of Charges 65 Motor Vehicle Collisions Alarms Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter Forcible Rapes Robbery Simple Assaults Aggravated Assault Burglary 8 9 Larceny 7 5 Motor Vehicle Theft Domestic Disturbances Animal Complaints Citations/Warnings 8 Injuring or Tampering w/ MV 6 Criminal Damage To Property 5 4

56 Last Quarter Calls for Service Self Initiated Calls 5 Calls for Service Self Initiated Calls Totals

57 Last Quarter Citations Issued Arrests: Total Number of Charges Motor Vehicle Collisions Citations Issued Arrests: Total Number of Charges 65 Motor Vehicle Collisions

58 Last Quarter Alarms Murder, and Nonnegl i gent Mansl aughter Forci bl e Rapes Robbery Alarms Murder, and Nonnegligent Manslaughter Forcible Rapes Robbery

59 Last Quarter Simple Assaults Aggravated Assault Burglary Larceny 5 Simple Assaults Aggravated Assault Burglary 8 9 Larceny 7 5

60 Last Quarter Domestic Disturbances Animal Complaints Citations/Warnings Injuring or Tampering w/ MV Criminal Damage To Property Domestic Disturbances Animal Complaints Citations/Warnings 8 Injuring or Tampering w/ MV 6 Criminal Damage To Property 5 4

61 Motor Vehicle Theft Motor Vehicle Theft

62 Training Hours ADVANCED MAINTENANCE SAFETY Advance Maintenance Safety

63 Street Gangs. China Town Locos (CTL) (Top organizer sent to prison) 6. East Side Folk (ESF) 7. Brown Pride Locos (BPL) 4. South Side Locos (SSL) 5. Suerenos (Sur) 5 Current estimated population of Grant County is, with an estimated.6 % being involved in gangs or gang activity.

64 Street Gangs The total number of documented gang members to date is an average of 9, which is an increase of 4 over the previous years sampling. ruary of 8 totals showed the number at 78. This number includes full members and associates (wannabes). The increase documented numbers are as a result of gang operations conducted by area law enforcement during 8. This number reflects an approximate because of the changes between recruitment, imprisonment, and/or subjects no longer showing an association or membership. An example is the increase in documented membership in ESF and the rease in CTL. The age ranges of these individuals are from to years of age. Juveniles make up about 7%, 5, of documented gang members.