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Home My WebLink AboutCOW 2012-07-09 Item 2 - Presentation - 2011 Police Annual ReportZill°11Cejlr7Ldk Arrh, fOBILE COMMAND CENTEF Presented to Council July 9, 2012 By Mike Villa Chief of Police Leadership: Assistant Chief Don Lincoln Commander Bruce Linton Commander Eric Dreyer Acting Commander Jon Harrison Unit Sergeants Functions: Uniformed Patrol Canine Traffic Central Business District W UNIFORMED PATROL Highlights in 2011: Central Business District Team Mobile Command Vehicle CI Rock and Roll Marathon K9 UNIT K9 Teams: Officer Eric DeVries/K9 Stryker Officer Jamie Sturgill/K9 Gino In 2011: Captured 35 outstanding suspects Crimes range from: Warrant arrests Burglary Assault TRAFFIC UNIT Team's 2011 accomplishments: Responded to serious injury and fatality collision investigations Provided school zone safety patrol and speeding enforcement Handled follow up investigations for hit-and- run collisions Conducted over 400 hours of training for PD members and other City employees Coordinated Volunteer Traffic Enforcement program 0) CENTRAL BUSINjSS DISTRICT (CBD) TEAM Community policing team staffed by: One sergeant One officer Accomplishments: Established core list of training for team members Acquired necessary equipment Assisted in several successful car prowl and auto theft emphasis patrols Community Involvement: Food and Toy Drive Food for the Tukwila Pantry Toys and $3,600 for the TCC Children's Giving program INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION %%A irekCe.7ii tersiwii %drool/Ay-I 76% AVVPIrtilA CfillittSCEtiED4�� Leadership: Acting Assistant Chief McOmber Acting Commander Dunlap Unit Sergeants Division comprised of: Anti -Crime Team Major Crimes Unit Crime Prevention Resource Team 00 TUKWILA ANTI-CRIME_ TEAM 41. = L^x r .'6 A -- 4 z A k. Team responsibilities: Drug and prostitution crimes Address other crimes as assigned Highlights of the year: Responded to101 felony drug crimes Generated 26 felony drug cases Made 36 prostitution -related a rrests Joint operations with Seattle ATF Gun Shop resulted in arrest and conviction of prominent crack cocaine dealers co WJRR MJjIT LIAA ) 1 Investigates: ❑ Homicide ❑ Robbery ❑ Burglary ❑ Assault ❑ Theft ❑ Fraud ❑ Forgery ❑ Sexual assault ❑ Motor vehicle theft 171 Missing persons • Monitor registered sex offenders • Conduct pre-employment background investigations on job applicants In 2011: • 506 new felony cases assigned ❑ Responded to numerous crime scene call -outs ❑ Successfully concluded several high-profile cases: Burglary ring Murder case involving organized crime and gang activity 8 CRIME PREVENTION RESOURCE TEAM Team members participated in: Night Out Against Crime 22 locations Visited by 11 teams of 30 City staff Informational booths Touch -A -Truck Other safety-related events Block watch meetings Resources provided: 84 steering wheel lock devices distributed Training opportunities for Tukwila landlords iqFPRUPtlf Leadership: Records Manager Rebecca McGregor Records Supervisor Jeff Richards Division processed: ❑ 125+ concealed pistol licenses ❑ 160 professional licenses ❑ 32,000+ phone calls ❑ 5,800 public disclosure requests ❑ 8,800 case reports Other duties: Support to officers and detectives Provide fingerprinting services Annual records destruction N TRA INING Training by division "MILecords 4% TA Patrol 38% Total of 8,492 training hours provided to all employees in 2011 SPECIAL TEAMS Regional teams: Valley SWAT Valley CCU o Valley CDU COMMUNITY OUTREA CH Special Olympics DARE Community Relations Committee MOBILE COMMAND CENTER a au �. ` % I. Procured in May, 2011 Purpose: Serve as mobile platform for command and control Extended emergencies Large-scale incidents Planned events 01 Equipped with: 13 individual workstations IP phones Computers Radios 2011 deployments: Rock N' Roll Marathon Numerous regional SWAT responses Training exercises VOLUNTEERS Chaplains Administrative Support Traffic COPCAB Explorers STATISTICS CO E a) 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 Pojul.toi 19,050 19,107 17,092 18,080 17,930 s ft -Se-vce 26,893 29,154 30„132 31„118 30,375 Violent Ume: M 0 0 1 7 Rape 17 13 22 15 13 Robbery 97 90 88 91 80 Aggravated Assault 85 51 57 68 64 TOTALS 199 151 168 181 159 Property Crime: Arson 6 9 13 2 Burglary 319 377 327 374 298 -Heft 2,224 2,096 2,581 2„038 1,976 Auto Theft 441 494 356 409 634 TOTALS 2,990 2,976 3,278 2831 2„910 Total Part 1 Crime 3,189 3,133 3,446 3,015 3,069 Crime Clearances 318 106 389 156 103 0 lu__ Pe—Lei I Tt_ Id'L 11' 1' d C. ea -ed C: Mj-dt. 0 0 A R a e 17 35% R12, 97 25 ' ) L Aggravated ASS:3J t 85 32 38% Liay, 319 35 11% Theft 2,224 236 11% M Ve e 111 2% Asan 5 3 5094 TOTALS 3,189 318 11% Cases Taken/Calls for Service 35000 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 • Cases Taken 9242 9004 8355 8525 8777 8790 Calls for Service 33685 30375 31148 30132 29154 26893 Incidents of Property Crime 3400 3200 3000 2800 2600 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 • Cases Reported 3225 2910 2834 3278 2976 2011. 2990 Incidents of Felony Violent Crime 200 150 100 50 0 • Cases #o , I I 1 1 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 178 159 181 168 154 195 YEAR ATA GLANCE Patrol, $5,982,661 Traffic, $484,978 Traini 60,869 Administration, $1,492,853 Jail, $1,999,046 Investigations, $1,405,408 TAC Team, $522,997 ,I Dispatch, $530,246 Records, $939,513 Crime Prevention $458,868 201 V Toted Poke u g t 14,077,439 2011 2010 2009 Population 19,050 19,107 17,092 Budget $14,077,439 $12,995,690 $12,051,,964 Police Staff: (;0]1I]1Iis Toned 68 68 60 Non -Commissioned 16 16 16 {_,ally for Service 26,893 29,154 30,132 Part 1 Crime 3,189 3,133 3,446 Traffic Citations/Infractions Issued 3,046 3,585 2,894 Reported Vehicle Accidents: Injury 189 199 183 Fatal 1 2 2 Noir-injury :not including hit-and-run) 464 509 420 Injury hit-and-run 17 24 23 TOTALS 671 734 620 Emergency Response Time toMutt s): Priority E, 1 3.21 2.07 3.04 Priority 2 10.05 6.60 7.04 Non -Emergence Response Time (minutes) 14.04 13.82 13.78 Ni THANK YOU!