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INTRODUCTION - CHIEF WINSTON STULTZ

CONTENTS

CHIEF WINSTON STULTZ ASSISTANT CHIEF BILL SCHLAGLE ..........•......... Organization Chart ..........•.................... Departmental Roster ...................••......... Tabulation as to Age of Members Years of Service Chart .......................... . Changes in Authorized &. Actual Strength •......... Annual Expenditures Sworn Personnel - Salary Scale .................. . CAPT. R. L. TAYLOR, Uniform Sub-Division CAPT. R. V. JORDAN, Investigation Sub-Division CAPT. J. E. RICHARD, Staff & Auxiliary Services .. Record of Criminal Arrests - Juveniles .•......... Age, Sex & Race of Juveniles Arrested ...•.......• Record of Traffic Arrests - Juveniles ........... . Record of Criminal Arrests - Adults ........•..... Age, Sex & Race of Adults Arrested ......•........ Record of Traffic Arrests - Adults Total Number of Traffic Citations Issued ........ . Analysis of Persons Charged (Adults & Juveniles) Disposition of Cases Bail Received at Headquarters ................... . Color & Sex of Juveniles Arrested Age Group of Juveniles Arrested .........•........ Motor Vehicle Traffic Accident Analysis ....•..... Classified Complaints Crimes Against the Elderly Crimes Against Juveniles ........................ ,. Comparison Part I Offenses & Clearances .......•.. Percentage of Part I Offenses Cleared by

Arrest - Adults & Juveniles ...............•. Crimes Index Offenses - 1969 - 1979 Crimes Index Offenses & Police Activity Trend .... Value of Property Stolen Part I Offenses Summary of all property Stolen & Recovered ...... . Summary of Autos Stolen & Recovered Summary of Foreign Property Recovered ..•......... Miscellaneous Services & Incidents Cost of Maintaining Prisoners at Clark County Jail Police Communications System .....•............... Age & Distribution of Motor Vehicles Consumption of Gas & Oil Used by Police Cars Average Miles Per Gallon of Gasoline ............ . Federal Proj ects ................................ . Departmental Activities ......... : ............... . In Memoriam ..................................... .

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'rHE CITY o Ii" SPRINGFIELD STATE OF OHIO

Thomas M. Bay City Manager and Director of Public Safety City of Springfield, Ohio 45501

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IHVISIOX OF POLICE

May 26, 1980

W INSTO N STU LTZ CHIEF OF POLICE

The Annual Report of the Springfield Police Division for the year 1979 is submitted herewith. This report provides a swnmary of the activities and accomplishments of the Division.

* * * * * * * * " * Major crime is categorized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation - Uniform crime Reporting System into Index and Non-Index Crime. The Index classification consists of Murder, Non-Negligent Mans­laughter, Rape, Robbery, Aggravated Assault, Burglary, Larceny and Auto Theft.

Index Crime totaled 4,734 in 1979 for a 3% increase ~rom the 4,597 reported in 1978. However, when comparing 1979 Index Crime to the 4,643 reported for 1976, the increase is only 2% for the two year pe.dod.

Comparative Data for 1977-1978-1979

Part I Offenses

Nurder Rape Ilobbery Aggravated Assault Burglary Larceny Auto Theft

Total Index Crime

Non-Index Crime

Negligent Manslaughter Other Assaults

Total Part I Offenses

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214 68

797 3322

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201 100

1070 2986

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194 137 978

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Total Part I Offenses cleared during 1979 was 2,459 or 45.3% as compared to 1,994 cleared in 1978 or 38.5%.

* * * * * * * * * * Juvenile Arrests for Part I Index Crimes decreased from 373 in 1978 to 337 in 1979 or 10%. Total Juvenile Arrests for all criminal offenses increased from 863 in 1978 to 915 in 11)79 or 6%.

Adult Arrests for Part I Index Crimes increased from 504 in 1978 to 506 in 1979. Total Adult Arrests for all criminal offenses decreased from 2,835 in 1978 to 2,692 in 1979 or 5%.

* * * * * * * * * * * There were 2,909 Motor Vehicle Accidents recorded in 1979 as compared to 2, 871 thl~ previous year. Four pel'sons were killed as a resul t of four accidents j one being a Pedestrian. '.rhis represents a decrease of 2 fatalities from 1978 and 6 from 1977. Persons injured in 1979 MoLo:~ vehicle Accidents totaled 644, a decrease of only 2 from 1978 but 83 from 1977.

* * * * * * The Uniform Sub-Division of the Springfield Police Division is comprised of the Piltrol section and Traffic section. This Sub-Division is under the command of a sUPQrior officer with the rank of Captain.

In the Patrol Section, this Captain is assisted by three Lieutenants and twelve Sergeants in the super­vision and administration of the various functions of this Section. Fifty-one Patrolmen are assigned to this, the largest Sub-Division of tho Police Division. These officers are assigned 'to four shifts, i.e., 1st, 2nd, 3rd and a Supplementary shift which is assigned the busiest hours.

The patrol Section maintains a oomplete and continuous patrol of the entire City for the prevention of crime and the apprehension of criminals and traffic offenders. This Section is responsible for the ini. tial investigation of most com, .• hints received.

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In the Traffic Section, this Captain is assisted oy two Lieutenants in the supervision of the fWlctiona of this Seotion. One Lieutenant serves as Court Liaison Officer between Municipal Court and the Police Division. so that we may cooperate more fully with the Court.

Fifteen Patrolmen operate the motorcycles, radar units and accident investigation vehicles assigned.

The prime responsibilities of this section are controlling and regulating tz'affic, preventing accidents and enforcing all traffic laws and opdinanoes, apprehending both criminal and traffic violatot's and supervising the School Safety Patrol. MOst of the parking and moving violation citations are issued by officers of this Section.

Junk or abandoned cars about the City are handled by personnel in this Section. Many man-hours are spent on 'the enforcement of our City Ol'dinances and State Laws governing these vehicles.

* * * * * * * * * The Investigation Sub-Division is under the command of a superior offioer with the rank of captain. He is assisted by two Lieutenants in the supervision of the functions of this Sub-DlYision, which inclUde:

Investigation of all major crimes General investigation of persons

suspected of criminal activities.

Suppression of vice in all foms Investigation of miSsing persons

To accomplish the responsibilities of this Sub-Division, there arc five Units \~hOfle duties include (but are not limited tol the following:

crimeS Against Persons

Crimes Against Property

General Assignment Unit

Intelligence - Vice

Juvenile Bureau

Homicides P,)I-l'cries

As,1,"Lllts Suicides Sudden Deaths

Burglary Business Burglary Rcsldcnce Auto Theft Larcenies Malicious Destruction of

Property

Whi ttl Collar Crimes Arson Frol1d had Checks

Drug AbuRe PrQsti tlltion Gambling Liquor Violations Requests for LiqUor Permits llequests for Coin-operated

Amusement D~vice Permits

All Nissing Persons All Uicycle Thefts Child Abuse & Neglect Adults Contributing to the

Delinquency of Minors Responsible for all investigations

:invol villg juveniles; dealS l~it:h juvenile control and delinquency pt'evcnt.iott.

Each UnH noted abovc is supervised by a Sel'geunt and a total of seventeen Patrolmen arc assigned to these Units.

* * * * * * Tho Stuff & Auxiliary Services Sub-Divislon is under the oommand of 11 superiol' officer with the rank of Captain.

In the Staff Servioes Section, this Captain is assisted by one Lieutenunt and 011(' Sot'gaunt. in the SUPC1'­

vision of tl~o Putrolmcn. TheIr functions include:

staff S. Inspoctiol\ Trai.ning Acndcmy ; Specialized r,ducation'

Crime Pl'!)Vcntioll

Internal Affairs communi ty-HelaLions Plnnning I> Hesearch

In the AuxUiary Services Section, this Captain is assisted by aile Li.eutcrttlnt, t.wo SCl'geant.s and one Hecortls SUplll'visor (civilian) in Lho supol'vision of two Patrolmen Ulld 30 Civilian Employcl's, This section is comprisod of:

llegional Cl'imc Laboratory Ct,imc Ree(lrds & Identification

Hecol'ds section

Polygl'Uph Communications C(,IlLcr

While the fUntltions of this Sub-Division arc sclf-cxplanutory, their duties arc many and va~'ied.

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Nany munhours wC!re devoted to planning of the new Safety Building, by the Lieutenant in Charge of Staff Services. This faeilHy is really beginning to "shllpe up" and should be rC(ldy for oc(;upllncy in the ~'all of 1980.

" ,~. ,', ,'I " " Because of new guidelines issued by the fcderlll government concerning the Compl'ehensivc Employment. I;

l'rainingAct, we lost thirteen employees in our staff I: Auxiliary Services Sub-Division, necessitating changes 1n the servicos ef subpoenas lind parking wIIPrants, crime prevention programs, communications (;llntcl' reliet' and the operation of the Records Section.

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Our Cadot Program I~as continued during 1979. Nc now have eight cadets Iqho alternate every three months working at the Spl'ingfield Police Division and attending ClaP!{ TechnicIIl College. 'fheir goal is an Associatll Degree in police science and being promoted from the Cadet Progl'am to probationary Patl'olman,

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During 1979 the Springfield Police Athletic League (PAL) completed its first full year of operation. PAL opened the doors 011 its Recrcatiollal Youth Contel' located in the old Scars Farm store at 21 Union St. 'fhe Center is equipped with a complete boxing gym, basketball court, volleyball, indoor hockey, billiards, foosball, ping pong; und a television antl ,iu]w box ape also ill use.

The Contol' is open 40 hrs. pel" weck fpom 3 :30 PM to 10 :00 P~l Monday thm Friday and from I:.! ;00 P~l to 10: 00 PM on Saturday. Any boy or girl, age 10 to 17, may usc this t'acility ~li th the purchase of a membel'ship which is $1.00 per year.

PAL has full-·time civilian supervision during the haUl'S it is open and sevepal police officcl's and ci vilians donate their time in some of the vaPlous l'ecreational programs.

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Our crime Prevention Programs were continued during 1979. 1!ol~cvel', we lost our four Neighbol'hood Assistance Officcps who were funded by CETA, which seriously affeoted theso progrtlm~. Neighborhood CrimI; Watch was continued but on a much smallep scale. OUl' Seniol' citizen Programs have been vcry successful, with a monthly meeting being held at seven different locations about the City. These mcetingH are l.cld to advise our senior Citizens methods and techniques they can apply [0 pl'evel1l thuir becoming victims of a crime.

Specilll pequcsts w~re acknowledged l1hcn posslble ,by our Crime Prevention Unit frolll special interest groups, civic organizations, etc" wishing information on specific topics such as Safety for \~omel1, etc,

Safety City was conducted for the loth year, for 11 weeks during the summer, fop pro-school age children. I':nrollment for 1979 was 955. Sat'ety City I~as set-up at Perr'in Woods, Gl'ayhill, F;lml10od and Simon Kent.on Schools, Subjeets covered include safety at home, on the way to and from school, bicycle safety and fire safety practices. In addition, these pre-schoolers are taught not to accept money or gifts from a strangcp and not to accept a ride from someone they do not know. They ape also made aware that a police­man is their friend.

" ~'; * " * ~': * Sincc February of 1970, 37 pl'ojects totlliing $1,194,214. have been funded for the Springficld Police D1 vision hy the LUN I,nforccment A(lSlstance Administration through tho Office of criminal Justice Services. Our Clwmist Inst.rucLor Grunt. (5th year) was completed in December. Our Crimo Prcvention Educati on Grant (5th year) will be completed in February of 1980, We have submitted one 1980 application to the Office of Criminal .lllsti('!; Servicl"; POI' LEM asnistnncc in purchasing body armol', At the "loment the futUre of LEAA does not look t.oo bright and it could l~cll be that LEM is on the way to being phased out by the r~dl't'al r,o\'l'rnment,

y.. * ':.' * * uur ~;pt'ingfidd lkgional Cl'imc LabomtOl'y loggcd 6"" ,;ubmitt.ed ca,;es in 1970. A total of 1210 evidence items N<:l'C l'""eivcd, t'""ulllltr, in 3439 e~:aminatiom.. Narcotic and dangcl'ous drug cases in 1979 totaled ;l5l l'lith 69B l'vid('n~(' i l"mc; .",ubmittcd, re(;ulting in 1862 examinations and analyses. In comparing these l'igul'cs Hill! 0'11" 1978 """doad, thl}; rcpt'el,clItr; an incrcaBe of 35% in submitted cases and un increane of 3a$; in exam i 11.1 t ; fJU.", •

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Sgt. George Beloher Ims honored as "Policeman of' the Year" by the Exchange Club.

Pat. steven Brooks was honored as "Policeman of the Voar'" by the v.r.w. Gl'imea-I(ohl Post #1031.

'" * * '" * '" '" * * * During 1979 Pat. Augustino Lippolis retired; also Sgt. MQrvin Titer and Pat. Darrell McBrtlyer r(ltit'Pcl on disability pensions. Those three men rc'presl,lnted a total of' 65 years experienc(' in law <mfor('o­ment. We will miss each of them but \~ish them a long and satisfying retircment.

Pat. Ralph Lantev, James Ne\~e:U and Howard Ayers were promoted to Sergeant. and Kathl(lCn Manon WUll

promoted from Cadet to Policewoman during 1979. Her- appointment inoret:lSes our "Po1il.lcIQomt'!n" to lht,ct'.

'" * '" '" '" * '" '" '" * Total expenditures for 1979 for the Police Division (less $1,441,656. for the nelq public Safety Bldg.) was $3,~;:;'7,510. Of this, $3,416,200. - or B7% - was expended for personnel salaries {lnd frine;e benefits.

* * * * * * This Division has maintained its high stal1dllrds of pcr-fol'mancc to the citizens of tho City of Sprine-­field and oontinued efforts will be mado t,~ward oontaining orime in our area.

This Division g1'l,~ef\l11y acknowledges the support and cooperation received from the City Adminlstt'lltHln and from other governmental agencies and officials.

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CHIEF OF POLICE.

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H()h'l'lm :)!{OWING CHAN Gr: S IN POLICE DIVISION

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Fl'iwll M!Jml,V Li.eutcnant Maroh 16, 1947 I'd 11:; t.ot! ~;tult;l Chief M!\rch 16, 1949 II iII Sddaglu A~Bist;unt Chief Murch 16, 19<19

~ t.:la;, Lovelace Stll'gcntlt April 16, 1950 I'aul Fay Patrolman May 16, 19li! ~Ilax /lay Sergeant ~fuy 16, 1951 eli,It, J l,'!) Burdette SC1'gcanl SQptembel:' 16, 1952 AI,q',u:;1 inl! Lippo\iH (2(1) Patrolman October 1, 1952

~ Urdph .IIll'tian Captain JallU<H'Y 1, 1954 , \lal'i 011 ;,;k i tlmoI'C Licutenant. .Tunu!\l'y 1, 1954 !< i chi,H'd HUl'f Patrolman May 16, 1954 narvi 11 Titer (2b) S(!rgllant .July 1, HJ5t1

~ liHt'laml 'l'h('OIHJlor,; Lieutenant July 1, 1954 " , fr)lm ,iWl'l'IWY Putt'olman April :35, l!Hifi

Cad HUDe Patrolmun April ~G, 1955 OOll't' :;dl!'nucl' Putrolman May 30, 195(;

I \("}H'X't Newl'll ~I.lrg(!(mt .Tunc 17, 1957 Al t'l'l!li I'ol't.t,r Sergeant ,lanu,u'y ~l7 , 1958 Huilv1'l Tay 1 01' Captain ,1anUHl'y 27, 1958 Tony l'ihiU Patrolman MUl'dl 1, 1958 ,-

'\!ol'ri:; Patl'o1man 1958 I (;(~ue ,Junc 5, HtlhVl'l. Shafr(,l' Patrolman August 3 > 1959 Hugt'P :.ltu',.:um Scrgount Augu:,t ;; . 1959 Vl'l'llOll llarluw Patrolmun November ., 1959 ~,

I l\ellll~' til lIuppt,l' Patrolman January 4, 1960 ueOl'gl: HeldwI' St't'p,eant ~Iay " 1960 ':-.J

,lumv:; Ab:;lll'<tl' Patrolman ,1une ~O, 1960

'"' Edwal'ti P()III~() 11 Sorgcant Mny 15, 1961 ,101m Hidwrd Captain ~!ay 1ft J HI61

I Hobert Kcrr Putrolman May 15, 19tH J.ur!'y Cl).md Slll'geant May H" 1961 I\tll'l Me At. c I..' Lieu\..cmml May 15, 1961 Floyd Clark Patrolman May 15, 1961

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I HogeX' Barcelona I. i t'utcmmt May 15, 1961 IIar'ry l.('ol\(\rd Patr'olman May 15, 1961 Hobul't Bovdy Lieut.enant May 15, 1961 \{oith (iUlldol f Patrolmun October " 1961 ~ .

I Fl'eu Mom; Patrolman Septc.:mbl!r 1O, 196:~ BenJamin .. It II (Jl' Jr. L ieut"lIant Sc)ptcmbCl' 10, 1962 Wi 11 iam Ilel'i er l'ntr()lman September' 10, 1 !Hi:.~ .!um(';, Nl'well St,rgcant ,Junuary 111, 196:>

I HUllt'l' j';vaw,; Lieutl.'nanL October ~! 1, 1963 .tames M i lll'!' Pair'ulman OcLobcp ~,l • 196:> ,Iaml'l.' I.ong SUl:'gcant Apl'i 1 6, 1964 William JANan Patrolman April 6, 19611 Paul Hu};t Patrolman Apl'il 6, H164

I IllJlw1d GO;li Pat.l'olmc\n ,July ::6, 1965 Paul BtH,h Patrolman July ;~6 , 196ti Hobe!'!" MOW(!I'Y ,J1' • Patrolman Novembel' rIO) 1 Uti t. -j.~ ,

FredeI' i dt LeVan Scrgeant. November 'Jo} IHtl5 ' .. 4t

M Hil'hUl'd Winuom Patrolman Nuvcmbt't' OJ.) 1965 ....... ~ , llonnlu MC.:rlull Pat.rolman Novembt'r ~/' , t965 l,.yt,,,,

Bud Taylor Patrolman November' '1'1 1965 I .. ~~ j

llc.:l'mUll Ctll:'t' Patrolman Dc.:cembc'r 5, 1966

I ~JamtJs Heedy I'atrolman Dcecmber 5, 1966 Dm'rell McBrayer (2b) Patl'olmfm Decernbl)l' 51 19t16 George D(Jllcn Patrolman Dec('mblll:' 5, Hl66 David Pritchard Lieutenant. ,July 1, 1968

I '1'hom;w Ullum Patrolman ,July 1, 1968 tJamt:s III 10m Pat1'olmun .}ulj' In, 1968 NdBon 1imith Patrolman ,July :~~n , 1\) Ii 8 Hobcrt Fair Pat.rolmall ,fuly ;~n • IU68 Phi 11 ip lIaU'idu !icrgeant Augll:;t 19, I ntl8

I X'au! I/o;;c fla t.r'o 1 mall O\,tobcr' 1,1, In68 .]nnw:, Tatc (1) PatrolmaIl October> 1<1, l!161l Hay !;a:'I,l'avc~; Patrolman Scpt.emblll' :~fl, 1 !16!l Nilliam Nor,ton SCI'geant November ~~tI, 1969

I flenrti !'\:!'l',Y Patrolman Fubrullry 16, 1970 Dav i tl AWJIl Patrolman June I, 1970 Fl'.tIK,' i:; GX'aebcr Pnt,rolman June 1, Ifl70 Ni 11 lam Comet' Patrolman August 14, 1970

I John PiclmrHki Surgeun\. September 16. 1970 Holtt'l' 1,l>vl'ak Sergeant. I"ebruary 16, 1971

4 HOSTER SHOWING CIlANGlo:S IN POLICE DIVISION

ll(lI'lUl'd Sothurd HichUl"'d () 'IlI'ion Willitun 13,\kor Puul Duckett Albert First Ilal'ry Osborn Pllul CoIl ieI' HobtJrt llnviuBon Slcphcll Kline .lm;uph HarriHoll Pe tel' Sadli tJr .It:l'ome B i llhop HusHel1 HUl'lt III Mi(~hal~l Cox Gal'Y l{opp Htovon Ilrook!; Thomas Donovan Douglflll Estop TCI'X'Y F i tlhl'l' Michael Haytas ))avid Walt.crs Hulph L:w.,er W U Ham Pllrk!> John Sohl'ador Michael Ucrmunson Van lloondeff Dougitul Ayors JameH McInt.osh Bill LYOllb llowaru AyOI'S Et'h~ Ileac.:om .John Conway Chal'1cH Sdu'cibcI' Nathaniel Smoot .Iat'it Bailey Hobt:rt Lanter I)avid Swords S l.cphell Moody .Tames Buffington M(~I't.()ll Compton Bt'UCl~ sigman .lumen l{l'YS Lois Byerly Paul ChaLfiuld ~TI'. Mar'c Hot t D(!lbet'L McBride Danny Palmer BUl'bm'a Hchantz Hogor Zillkhon 1\l\LhlcCll Mm;nn Gene Kelly I.inda Baggott Hiohard Baruhart David Clal'lt DUll DeWille Jimmhl Hawke ~!lehacl Bowcrs Tim Bostic Deharll TeoLert, Luri Hichardmm

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lM!!L APPO INTED '1'0 m.;J> AHTMEN'l'

April l:!, 197] Mu,Y :~(). 1971 JUllG -'.B, 1971 ,July :.~:I, 1 \171 RepLc~bcr 13, 1971 Novembcr' Ill, 1971 May ~, 197:', May:!, 1 \l'l~~ May :~, 197:.: Ol:tuhc!' :!ll. 1!17~ Febl'uiU'~' 1:;, 197:, Febl'llut',Y I:!, 197:{ Febz'tHu'y I:!, 1\)73 Apz'il 1 U I 1973 August l'l, 1973 May I:!, 1 Wl5 May l~!. 1975 May l:~ I 1!l7li May 1::, 1971i ~Ia'y L:!, 1971; May L!, HI 1(;

May L!, 197~i May 1:!, 1H7lJ August. 9, 197n I:)cptmnbcI' 8 I 107 fi I:)l'ptcmbor 2H. l07n Oc caber (}. 1 \l'n, Octobcr 17, 1975 ,JanU;,ll'Y :~6, 1 \)','6 ,JUllual'Y :!6, 1 !l?t5 Febl'Ual'.)! !I, 1\176 API'il 5. 1 \)7tl API'il 5, 1\)76 April 5, 1 !J76 AI1l'U 26. hl76 Octobcl' II, 1\l7S scpt,t,mbcr ,:6, t977 Septembel' :~6, 1 BTl ,) amuu'y 10, 1 \)77 January ~!4. 197'1 Septembor 4, 1978 May :lH, 19'1'8 May ;;9. 1978 Ikl.:t:mbel' 11, 19'18 Deo~'mb~~l' 11, 1 B78 Fl~bl'UUl'Y 5, 1 fl7~ Fcbruat'y 5, l\)7l) February 5, 1979 h'bru<lry ti j 1 !l7!l .lull~ ta, 1970

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Cmk:l: Cadet Cutlet

,luly 1, lB79 September 36, 1977 Sep tcmbol' ::6. 1:)'17 BQPt.embN' :)6, 1911 soptcmbCl' 36, 1 un Scptt~mbCl' :16, l!ln DceombQI' :l6, 1978 ~Iar..:h 36, I97!) July 5, 197!l l)cecmlwr 17, 1 !l7!l {:;) (l)

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Ill'H igtlt'd from Department Rl'tit'ed from Ikp,tt'Lml'ltt lk Li l'('d (IH ~;ab il Hy) J\pp()int~'u to Dl1partnltmt. Promoted Cadet to Pall'ulma/l

1979 1979 197!) Hl79 1979

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~ ~ en ~ E-<

APPROXIMATE

~ H

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tl en E-<

~ a AGE OF ~ z ~ en

;~ H 1:l p::p::

MEMBERS OF ~ ;:l ~ a ~~ ~ E-< ;:. C!) p::

;~ H en ~ ~ p:: E-< THE POLICE ~~ :I: en H ~ ~ () <>: () H en zSil DIVISION

~ 1921 1 1 58 Years 1922 1 1 2 57 Years

6 1923 1 1 56 Years

" 1924 0 55 Years ).

1925 1 1 2 54 Years 'i 1926 1 1 53 Years

I 1927 1 2 3 52 Years 1928 1 2 3 51 Years 1929 1 1 50 Years 1930 3 3 49 Years 1931 1 1 2 48 Years

I 1932 2 2 47 Years 1933 1 1 2 46 Years - 1934 Z 3 5 45 Years 1935 1 1 2 4 44 Years

I 1936 1 1 1 3 43 Years 1937 1 2 3 42 Years .,-1938 4 4 41 Years .. 1939 2 1 3 40 Years

I 1940 1 4 5 39 Years 1941 1 1 1 3 38 Years 1942 4 4 37 Years 1943 4 4 36 Years 1944 0 35 Years

I 1945 2 2 34 Years 1946 1 3 4 33 Years 1947 :3 11 14 32 Years 1948 ,;' 7 10 31 Years

I 1949 4 4 30 Years ft.,' .... __ 1950 2 5 7 29 Years

1951 4 4 28 Years ~ "'. -~ ~.~ 1952 2 2 27 Years

I 1953 3 3 26 Years

--:; ...... 1954 1 1 25 Years 1955 2 2 24 Years 1956 4 4 23 Years

I 1957 1 1 22 Years

TOTAL 1 1 3 9 20 85 119 37.23 Yeltl:'s

I YEARS OF SERVICE CHART

I NUMBER OF PERSONNEL YEARS OF SERVICE % OF FORCE

11 25 yrs. & Over 9.2%

I 11 20 yrs. & Over 9.2% 22 15 yrs. & Over 18.5% 19 10 yrs. & Over 16.0% 20 5 yrs. & Over 16.8% . -36 Under 5 years 30.3%

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CHANGES IN ALJTHOIUZED AND AC1'LJAL WrRENG'l'U IN 'rHE

POLICg DIVISION

AUTHORIZED STHENGTH ACTUAL ST.HENGTlt RANK Januar'y 1 December 31 ,January 1

Chief 1 1 1 Assistant Chief 1 1 1 captains 3 3 :5 Lieutenants 9 9 9 Sergeants 20 20 80 Patrolmen 86 86 83 patrolman - Federal

Crime Prevention Program 1 1

TOTAL 121 121 118

CHANGES IN POLICE PERSONNEL DURING 1979

1. Present for Duty on January 1, 1979

2. Separations from Service in 1979

TOTAL •

3. Appointed during 1979

1\. Present for Duty on December 31, 1979

5. Civilian Employees; 1 Secretary 1 Records Supervisor

10 Clerks/Stenographers 10 Communications Operators 7 Cadets 1 Forensic Criminalist 1 Computer Operator

TOTAL

RADAR

December :n

1 1 :1 9

20 81\

1

119

118

5

113

6

119

31

150

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POLICE DIVISION - ANNUAL EXPENDITURES

1979 ACCOUNTS

Salary - Uniform FQ~'ce Salary - Administrative Salary - Cadets Salary - Auxiliary Police Salary - CETA Employees Public Employees' Retirement

System Police Pension - Current Police Pension - Accrued

, Liability Hospital Care Workmons Compensation Life Insurance Unifol'm Allowance

TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES

GENERAL FUND

$ 1,541,317. 212,286.

32,068. 14.

10,127.

35,595. 431,623.

80,000. 143,921.

53,990. 6,704.

40,974.

$ 2,588,619.

OTHER FUNDS

$ 719,429.

108,152.

827,581.

TOTAL 1979

$ 2,260,746. 212,286.

32,068. 14.

10,127.

35,595. 431,623.

188,152. 143,921.

53,990. 6,704.

40,974.

$ 3,416,200.

T::,uvel & Training $ 6,589. 2,242.

177,506. 4,200.

$

$ $ 6,589. Travel - Police Instructors Sustenance of Prisoners Tuition - Cadets Contracts - Equipment

Maintenance Contructs - Other Hisk Insurance Uadio Maintenance Office Supplies Xerox (Copy Machine) Equipment Operution - Gas & Oil Other Supplies Heimbursemcnt - Labor - E.O. Reimbursement - CtTA Equipment - Office Equipmcnt - Automotive Equipment - Miscellaneous Local Share - Federal Projects New Police Facilities

TOTAL OTHER

TOTAL EXPENDITURES - 1979

10,967. 2;369. 3,171.

10,368. 13,)27.

3,566. 97,912. 24,477. 15,121. 10,851.

94. 43,274.

$ 425,834.

$ 3,014,453.

1,699. 88,585.

5,192.

1,441,656.

$ 1,537,132.

$ 2,364,713.

2,242. 177,506.

4,200.

10,967. 2,369. 3,171.

10,368. 13,127. 3,566.

97,912. 24,477. 15,121. 10,851. 1,699.

88,585. 5,286.

43,274. 1,441,656.

$ 1,962,966.

<r. ~ '7'7<),166.

This includes all expenditures except police building utilities, maintenance and administrative support.

SWORN PERSONNEL - SALARY SCALE

RANK

Chief Asst. Chief Captain Lieutenant Sergeant Patrolman

BI-WEEKLY

$1,048.00 925.60 875.82 803.50 730.46 635.18

ANNUAL

$27,248.00 24,065.60 22,771.32 20,891.00 18,991. 96 16,514.58

LONGEVITY PAY

Amount of payment covered by Springfield Police Patrolman's Association and Springficld Command Officer's Association Labor Contracts; based on annual salary, as follows:

SPPA & SCOA Contracts SPPA & SCOA Contraots SPPA & SCOA Contraots SPPA & SCOA Contracts SCOA Contract only

2% for five (5) years s~rvice 3% for ten (10) years service 4% for fifteen (15) years service 5% for twenty (20) years service 6% for twenty-five (25) years service

UNIFORM SUB-DIVISION Capt. Robert L. l'aylor, C()nunandt1r

The Patrol Section is charged with the responsibility of maintaining a sustaitwd effort to\~ard tho utlcomplishmont of the primary police functions of presel'ving the peace, pl'otecting life and property and the apprehension of all violators of criminal luw, both State statute I). City Ol'dinance I and of either a serious nature 01' of It minor type.

The Traffic Section provides tl'uffic law enforcement for vehicles and pt'dcs trialls, supervises the school safety patrol, and apprehends both cI·iminal and traffic viola­tors. Most of the parking and moving viola­tion tickets are issued by this Section

INVESTIGATION SUB-DIVISION

Capt. Ralph V. Jordan, Commander

This Sub-Division is charged with the investi­gation of all major crimes; suppression of vice ,ill all forms; the serving of all out-of­town warrants; the checking of all communica­tions from other police departmel1ts; and the general investigation of all persons suspected of criminal activities.

STAFF I). AUXILIARY SERVICES SUB-DIVISION

capt. John E. Richard, Commander

The Staff Services section is charged with the l'esponsibqi ty of performing those non-line functions and activities that serve the purpose of developing personnel into effective patrol­men, supervisors, commanding officers and ad­ministrators; thus developing the police Division to most effectively fulfill the police purpose and provide adequate administrative controls.

The functions carried out by the Auxiliary Services Section include fingerprinting, photo­graphing and search of crime scenes. They are also responsible fOl' compiling, maintaining and administering all records for the entire Division; including fingerprint and mug files.

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Agl1r'aval.l'u BurglurytAttemp'" Aggl"lVat(,u BU1'gl.ll'Y

T,ltnpl'ring I'll th Coill r,t,whine t'offiplh,ity (!Jul'glary] IJo~;gt'~i!jiun Criminal TuolH Theft Cl)mpl idly (l'hd't) 'fit!'!" of Aur" Platcn Au I" Theft rlperat" Without Ownur ';; Cllm;cnt IIn,HlthtJl'i;:t,U linc lIf ~l(jt"I' v('hid,' COffil'lil'ity (Autn 'fhen) A:;"aul t /; Bat tllt'y A~~~I,l'llvat cd ~'1('!Wl.' tug ull:,!.!'ucl ill!" Ofrlv1al Ilu'>itl<:;,,, lif':.l :,1 J ll!~ Art'.;:;!. Mena~: ing Ar"olliAl tl'mpt Ar'loll Agl',I',\V(I t(:u Ar:;on l;ll t'I!,t} l'Y Falsificatioll l'xtol'tion

I1r;COIUJ OF CIIHIINAL Anmml'lj fOil ,lllVENII.I-:!;

17 4

1 4 I

69

1::8 11

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6 :11

1 b 1 J

vandalll;m criminal Damaging i: j';nuungering Crimillal Mischief Complicity (Criminal Dumaging) carrying Cont'ca\llu Weupotm lJil;dul1'ging 1'1.t't'arms IVeap()ll(1 1<hi Ie lr;loxicat.eu

s"lid tinr,ti'rosti tuL i()n tnd.,ccnL EY.j:.il:1Ufll Public Inuet'(:Ocy Violation Nurcotic Laws Minor PUI'Lha"ing Liquor C"twumi np, Alvohol in MotoI' Vehicle Open iloi tJ l! Pl'ohi bi ted Disorderly Voyt'ul'it;rn Cztintiual '£rcnpuf.,H ing E:R'al1 t 'l'

l'ulnc Fir" Alurm Vupitiv{' pur:"h' v iolal or Fa j 1 UI'<' t.o Comp ly Fll},;C In1'ormal:ion ohio Youth Commission (Piek-t.p) Unruly veh it' hi 'trcspuss ProbaLion Violation c!)ntemp t of Court

9

~; of Arvusts

;3

26 2

;; :\ 1

.2 2 1

17 1

1 72

1 36

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18 156

6 7 :)

Hl'I..-..:ivHlg !~tolen Pt\Opcl,\ty ,lun'l! i 1 e III 1 i nquvllcy

cumplidty (Ht'ceiving stolen Property)

(No Chaqle) 101

'to'fAL 1 \17~) l'l!l:>llNAI. AHlU,,:,'l':i I'll!! ,)I!VEN J l,E~; - \liti

'ful.al Art'not" Total Al'!'w;t:; Total AVI't::;!.:;

1 !!77. 1 ~1'18, 1979.

CD:>U'AIW;ON OF CHlMINAl. AHHES'fS FOil ,ltIVENIU;~;

rJl':CHEASI'; OF m;CHEMm 01' INCHEASE (W

120. 15. 5~. 6" .0

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AGE. SEX &. llACF; O~' PEHSONS AIIRI':S'ff,D

lINDEH 18 Y!lS, OF Am:

CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AGL HAlT

~r=·o Murder I; Nonncgligcnt Mansll\ughter Male 0 Female , r-' 0 •. _._ -' ... -Manslaughter by Negligencc Male I)

Female '.- ,_ .. g--'--" Forciblo Hape Male ~~,.,..,...,.." .. "

0

Under 10 lo-l~ 13-14 15 IG j'; TO'£Al \\h, tl' H ll' I'

female n Hobbery HnlO 1 4 " f! 1 ii- ---,~ ~-"-. ....- . ...,.-,,~

'l' 16 - femal,- ~L I-. __ J.. Aggl'avuted Assault Male J. 4

...... ~,- ... f, l, ,

Fcmale J 1 -78 Burglary Malo I 4 ,:u ; !~i ::tl :iti 11'

-..--..... '--"

<"Il l'<lffiule 1 :I .~

Larceny - Theft !'IalC <l 11 ,;~ , ~ -,-1---1T\l '""I';;';' .' .. :\,t Female 4 8 " II ::tJ

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~lotol:' Vehicle Theft Mule 1 l~ h l~: 1.1 il(; ;fO I Female ., 1 ~ other Assaulta Male 7 1. .'ti

_.:- C-"~'~' .. 47 ·H1 !\ Female .,

~ G I 10 - _. Ar!;on 1>Iale 4 ., 1 '/ . IJ

Female 0 "'-----I'orgel'y & Countcrfc it ing MUle (1 I Female ;' 1 ., ---,-~ Fraud Male 1 1 ::: Ii Female I 1 .. ,--_.

EmbeZZlement MalO I)

Female (J

::;tolen Property: BUYIng, - .... "'_.--Re<!eiving, POllscssing Male " ;l 11 11 :~7 ~.~ L) "

Female 1 1 vanoallsm ~lalc 1 - ~

l> J.U " "1, '8 : ~ l't'male 1

WC'Il)Ulw: Car'I'YHlg, POHSC;;S lng ~lale ~ ;j " ti 8--0 Female ()

PI'W:ltl tutlun MalC ()

Female ., <,

SliX Oft'<:mscll. Mall' 1 ~~ ~

Female n .' " DI'Ug Abu,;c Violations r,lale 1 ~ ·1 7 1.1 17

Female 1 .- :> Gtlmbling Male 0

Female U

Offenses Against ,'umi ly .. Children ~Ial[) ()

Female {)

Dl'iving Under Lhe Influence Male 1 1 ~ ~ "

I Female () -Liquor Laws ~!ule

., ~ 4 3 1

Female () ~-I----

Drunkenness Male 0 Fl'mule ()

Disorderly Cunduct Male 4 5 :~4 :n 64 uO 1;, ~'cma1c :! I 4 ;! 9 -Vagrancy Male 0 Female ()

All Other Offenses (Except Traffic) Male 4 14 31 49 61 61 ;;:10 ::tl7 r~:)

Female 1 7 31 30 26 19 114

TOTAL 8 48 150 164 269 ::80 gIn 7:19 180

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Fai Jun' tIl :itup \~i thin Av;ul'ed CleUl' llibtunc('/l'o] lm~iNl '1'0\1 Clw,dy

lId'u,t IV,' Li I'.htr; I;' Brake,' 1',1 i J IU'l' 1," ~,I."F Afl{'r

Acl'iuvnl: 1'.1l lUI'(, to 'i idd llight ill Way ta,ywd I k i n}~ N~'Il~(lb;;'lt'vam;e of Ligh t

G ~)igll {Ipn'a! ing Wl'ong Way Oil 011('­

Ii;!.\' s tl,(:ul. Opvt'at itlf~ Lif..'(HltW ~;uHrwndcdl

Hl'volll'd PI'tmd tilln Unlil:('H!icd Operat(>!'

til Ill'iv" n"dd (';',S (Jp(,rat lon l'allUl"e Lo Contr'ol lml'n'p"l' Hadullr, ! mp!'l~pt:l' Chatigi tl~~ Latll~~; 1rnl'l'UP"'!' Pull illg fl:om Cux'h rrnpl'Upt'l'f ~;1,art Impropt't' TUl'lllt',; I~ p,,,;;,,, Ill:

!tECUJlIJ OF 'l'HAl-'FIG AlUU':s1's lion JtlVENIl.I':s

l~ 41)

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OPt'I'uting a MIllol' v(,hiclt, Nhile !Index' Influence uf' A1l:ohol/Drugs

OPI'I'utillg/Oh[;tr'u<:tcd Vi!lion Opt,rating I,d't of' Cunt.er l'usr;i ng Within 100' of

ItJtert-icet.iutl f.1nrmfl} V(-hicl ... :il'cuding Violalioll Auto l.illenDc Luw Viol<\tiun Pr-iv"r" Liu(mse Luw Violation r.l(Jtol'~y<;:le Ordinance ViulaLion ~lufflcr Ol'dinunco \'iulat.ion Huund Ordinance Traffic Offender' F(lilul'U to Use Hight lIalf of

Hoad\~ny Bumper I1L-ight. Fleeing Obbtructing Traffic Studded Sll()\~ Tires Eluding Pol icc in Motor Vehiel!, No 1,lghL on Bicycle llidillg BltWde 011 sidc\~ulk

TOTAL I1l7g 'l'HAH'lC AlHmS'1':> FOil JIJVlmILES - 835

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4

9 319

35 IO:l

1 lo 10 Is

2 4 5 4 1 1 1 1

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Tut.t1 A1'I''''' I.:; 1977 1'" t a1 Ar1'(':; l:; 1 \178 1'01011 Al'l't<:;tu 1 H7:1

0!2!!.'AHISON OF THAFJlIC AHHESTS FOil ,TUVENILliS

8GG 778 83;1

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m:cm:ASE OF 54 m:CllEASE OF 77 INcHEASr; OF 57

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9% 7%

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Numbc!.' of Arrctltfl

Offenses Against the Person

Murder Aggl'avated Murder Attempt Murder Negligent Homicide Mansl,lUghtor Rnpe Gross Sexual Impositioll Robbery/Attempt Hobbery Aggravated Robbery Assault & Battery Aggravated Menacing Aggravated Assault Menacing ItelcJIlious Assaul1; Negligent Assault Complicity (Hobbery) Kidnapping/Abduction Compliei ty (Aggravuted I\obbery) Complicity (Felonious Assault)

TOTAL •

Offenses Against the Pl'Opcrty

13urglary / Aggravated Burgl a1'y Complici ty (Burglal'y) Complicity (Aggravated Burglary) 'rumpering Iqi th Coin Machine Attempt Brcaking 1; Entcl'ing Safecracking Complici ty (Tampering with

Coin Mauhine) Theft Hccciving Stolen l'rope!.'ty Complici ty (Theft) Attempt Theft False Pretense Forgery Pussing Bud Chcel~s Defruuding Innkeepe!.' Complicity (Forgery) Misuse Credlt Curds Malici.ous Destruction of

Propel'ty Cr'iminul Damuging 01' Endangering Criminal Mischief Vandalism Aggravated Arson Auto Thtlft Unauthorized lise of Motor

Vehicle Vehicle Trcspuss Disl'upting Public SerVietl

TO'fAt •

Offenses Against !'ublic !'euee

Carrying concealed Weapons Handling Firearms While

Intoxicated Telephone Harrassment Disorderly Discharging Firearms Possess inn Dangerous Ordnance Huving Wl'apons Undel'Disability Improper' lIundling Fi!.'eal'ms Possession Criminal Tools MincOlldtll;t at Emt'rgem:y

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11 5

~5 3;1

204 43 :\

10 56

" 7 1

41:!

80 5 4 :; 1 1

61 I:! I 1

37 146

11 1 1

1 101

:\ 4 1 4

IS 5

143

43

6 9

538 11

3 3 6 2

!!.cr,~..!!'::H" AllailH:: l'ulill~.,;.~\!:.~j~!..,,:.!;., ,L~1I!2;::.::'!!~ IIH!1ault on uffi"I'T' Impl'1'no"at lnr. lIlI Ot'l'i,'('r Contempt; of t:t'Uf'\ Failure tu rumply with "11~~~1' lntimidatilln He~!l'l t inr. 1I1'1','!;t (lb}\\rul't.in!~ (lrfid,ll Uu::,in(',,:; Ohutrud, j lip, ,lU'1 ti l't' C'lpi"~ I:: ,'C'(ll'l'('

l'al'u1 t' /!>I'Ob'ltilJll Vi 01.,111»[

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VlnlaLinlt FI',h'l'al Nat'vol iI' Lm~" Viulatiuu State t.iqtwr tUN:!:

Cnn8Umt' in Mojol' Vdud" l"'lOping il pll1<'1' lllllgal Salt' of Li quol' Minor I'l.rchm; itl/l Sale t"1 Minot' OI't'11 (ullllUlll'!' in Vdlit'lI' Pl'T'mit Millor to !landI.' Ah;ohol iI' Bl'V('1'(\!',(' lit l',l!'!' Aftt.,~r lI()Ul~U sal('~;

ActivHie" 1'1'"hi\)1 I",] Wi thoul Li(1('Ill;(l

Illenal l'()st;('m;i Oil

In\ClxieaU np. Liquo!' Fil durl' Exhiha Li'lmnl'

to S(' 11 I. i qun!'

TOTAL

l"uilure til rduntify I',IIse Infor!1lul.ion/Statt'm,'rd Failure to 1'1'oVld" l'rontil.ution Cl'iminal 'rrt'fipau,; Publ ic !ndeccl1l'y Ilustr.rdy/l'atcrni ty Contr. to IldinquNlc:y of :.Iill<)l' Endunr,cl'ill[\ Childr!.'n COl'ruptioll of (\ /'linor Gumbling Chil<l Stcaling Inter£'(,re wi th CUf.t!'uy D()mestic Violem'l' Abuf,(' ()f a Corp:)c 'rumpe!.' NUh r-;vidclll!t' Pel'mi ttinr, Animal to Hun at tar[(<' Iltwltillfl Dog Failure to FUI'nish Ti. t.h' Violat.ion Peudlt:l!.'G Ordinum~(' Violation Li ttcr Or<lin:mt'" Violation !lousing Code Contl'adinr, Without ticcll!;c Violation Junk Cur Ordinance Violation Health Cude Violation !!'ire' Cude r.Ii seellaneoufJ

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TOTAL 1979 ClmtlNAL IIItHr:Snl FOil ADULTS - :!,6U:.!

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To tal IIrl'e~ltH Tot.al ,,\rlicnts Total Arrests

1077 lU18 , 1979

Cm!PllnI~ON OF CUHltNAI, AHllESTX FOil ADULT:;

~! ,432 2,855 ll;692

l)t;CllhMljo: OF :!OO INC!!liA~I; OF tlO:; D1,CrmA:lE OF 1tl3

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~lurdt'l' (;. NOn¥ll)gligent ~lunsluughter Male

Female Manslaughtel' by Nogligence Male

Female l'oI'oible Hape Mnle

,'clllUle Robbery Male

Female AggI'avntcd Assault Nala

Female Burl11ut'y Male

FClnale Lat'<.;ell~· - Theft /·la1c

Female ~lotot' Vehicle Theft I.lale

Female" ()thlll' Asstlul ts Hale

Female Arson Male

Female FOt'gcl'y I; Counterfeiting Male

Female Fraud Male

Female stolen Pt'opcrty: Buying,

Hecoi "ing .!lo8StHming Male Female

Vandalism Male Female

\~eapol\S I Cat'l'ying, POHscssing. et~. Male

Female Prostitution Male

Female Sex Offenses Male

Female Drug Abuse Violations Male

Female Gambling Male

Female Ot'fcnses Against l"amily

& ChildI'on Male Female

Driving Under Influence Nale Female

LiquoX' taNS Male Female

Disot'derly Conduct Male Female

All Other Offenses Male Female

TOTAL. .

- - - .. .. .. AGE, SEX & RACE OF Pt,RSONS AIlI!ESTED

18 'feat's of Age and Dvet'

AGE

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18 19 ~o 21 ry. ~3 ~4 "5 ~9 30 34 35 39 40 44 45 49 50-54 5~-59 60-64 65 & ovu~ Total .. ~" ~ w w -_ - - - -1 1 1 1 1 1 6

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0 g l:! 3 1 1 <1 1 ! 1 1 16

()

4 5 11 4 :3 4 <! 9 4 5 2 1 54 1 1 1 1 ;! " 8

3 1 U 3 :I 6 7 9 (l 3 3 5 1 1 ., 55 I 1 3 1 1 7

3" 14 8 1 3 9 7 8 3 ., 1 1 95 ,.

1 1 44 20 11 23 9 6 6 20 15 1\ ::I 5 9 1 1 ., 179

1 11 3 1\ ·1 :3 2 9 5 9 3 4 ~~ ., 6:':-

4 2 ., 1 1 2 :! 4 ;; ~!l ~

1 1 19 20 17 28 17 23 24 77 40 23 23 9 13 .. ,1 1 340

6 5 8 3 5 5 2 13 11 8 4 <! ;; q 77 2 1 .'

0 ;) 4 1 4 2 1 ;; 5 :! 2 ;; ~9

], 1 1 6 9 :l 3 11 5 4 1 7 17 17 16 B 11 (\ 1 110 1 1 :; 1 4 10 .,

"- 29 12 7 4 ., 1 76

5 4 4 1 6 5 4 4 12 1 6 1 1 1 4 59 4 2 1 1 8

11 14 9 7 5 2 10 13 8 :l 2 4 ., 1 ~l

1 1 :I 2 2 1 2 ;; J 1 1 18

1 ., ;; 1 1 68 5 2 3 :1 2 ;; 4 20 8 9 ,: "-

1 1 1 2 5 1 1 2 1 1 6

2 1 1 2 1 4 1 18 1 1 1 :1 1 1 1 1 9

0 7 13 5 4 3 5 2 22 9 7 1 78 1 2 3 1 1 1 2 10 ,

5 5 10 0

Ii i 3 5 , :3 4 1 4 24 12 4 4 4 1 83 1 6 8

10 3 12 ,I 7 1\ B 9 26 24 11 I; 10 16 9 8 ;; 5 165 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 :; 1 2 18

4 4 8 5 5 2 1 7 4 2 1 11 2 1 3 60 2 1 2 1 :; 9

37 30 28 29 13 19 21 91 47 30 t

32 18 27 13 12 10 457 7 5 8 ij 2 9 4 16 13 ti 6 1\ 1 2 1 1 91

22 34 30 24 : 21 \ 30 24 63 50 28 1:1 15 19 6 I 5 391 i 2 :3 1 : 3 6 , 9 6 10 14 7 4 1 1 1 1 69

:NO· 208 201 \181 ,143 180 160 535 337 202 I 130 127 116 48 40 27 2875 ! l I

.. .. RAcr,

I~hi te Black

:5 :3

1

1 9

24 38

45 17

n 23

157 84

16 6

:!ti\l 149

;;

20 18

145 41

3~ S~

83 26

50 23

7 11 -

5 4

58 30

10

71 20

162 21

47 2:)

398 150

309 151

1987 888

-14

l:~:conD OF Tf!AJ:'!,!C AlnU,ST!; "'Of! ADUL'l'S

Number' or .\rt'l'11tr; ~

!~l.!.!!...!}Ul,A'1'!ON:; :

! 11 ega! 1\II'lUlI!t K('y III 19ui tion ob,;lrut;lllll} Tf'uft'i(:

TOTAl. PAHh1Ntl VIOI,A'l'lONS:

D{,j'l'l,t i Ve' Lightu /; Ul'ulu'B lJi~;r'(!nill'd ~;tN,ct ~lurl(illau

i"aHuI'" t.o Stop After Acddent Fuilut'eto Stop Within

ASllUl'cd Cloll!' lJintnncc !ltli lUl'(' to 'lidd flight or Way NUIl~ObfJt'l'vnt\('u of tight /; :;lgn Opef',tLc wt'on() Wuy -

onc~\'Iay Sll'cct (JPCl'at(, a Mutot' Vuhide while

Lic(m'lC iH Suupcnucd/ IIl!vo\t(;d

(Jpl'rat.e a ~t()l()I' Vehicle While Undlll' tht' Influence of Alcohol/Ill'ull"

PenH t tilll il','n,wd Opt:I'atul' to [)l\ive

Ht,clt! e'l" ()P"l':~ l.l UII Fai llll'" In ('lIlltt'ol Impt'opCl' lla~ltil1g tmpl'o(ll'l' t:h.llIUing Lam:ll Impl'''fWI' Pull 111[\ from Curb Impl'OpOl' Blurt

_i!9.1 13,181

61 .. !5

135

;173 491 417

17

141

la;;

:!1 Ull 4SG 106 108

:.m 6

MOVING VIOLA1'XONS (Cont.inucd) I

ImprupCI' Turning I: Pusslng Operate Left of Center I'tII,8 100 ' uf Intcrsoction Unsafo Vehido PU:JH School llUll ~p(lcding Drive un lloatl'icllld St.reet Fleeing Officer !Jumper Height Opel',llc Obat-x'uuted Visiun Open Car 0001' ill Trul'fi~ HeBis tillg wi th Moto):' Vehicle D;,H'eg(ll'd Haill'oad CI'IJullillg Signal Drag Hacing llrivl' ovel' [,'irchosc 1'1u,:0 ObBtruution in strout Dt'ive on l,awn!Sidcwalll studded l'irol) Clinging to r,lolor Vehiole Pcrmit to Cling to Motor Vehicle Violution Auto License Law Viol{ltlon Drivers LicenHu Law Vio1lltioll ~Iuffler Ordinance Violation Sound Ordinance Viulation Motorcycle Ordinunet' Violl1tion 'rowing Hcqltircnwnls Violation Emel'gcllcy Vehicle

Ordinnr\cc Disregard S~'hool Gunl'u Failure to Signal Ovcr-Nidih Load

T:l1'AL MOVING VIOLATIONS: 8,143

TOTAl, I'J7!) THAF\<'IC AHUEs'rs \<'OH ADULTS - 2l,3:!4

Number of ArrcstH

134 41 12 58

3 3,968

7 :10

8 <1 5 1 :I

4

452 416 113

40 14

:I

================~~======================================

,Jal1,llU'Y Febrllul'Y March April Muy ,JUl10 ,July August septemher Octoh()r November December

TOTA... ,

ToLal Al'l'Ot;ts Total AN'oat» Tutal Al:'l'()H ~s

19~'7 • 1918 11',79

T"tu\ Tt'affic Ci tatiolls IH~;ucd

comWUSON OF THAFnC AHHI';S'l'S FOn AUlll,Ttl

~0 J~!J19 ~O,840

::!1,3:.!4

D1,CHI,ASE (JI' :3 , 564 DECnr,Af,iE OF :;,409. INCHEASr; 01' 484,

TOTAL NU~lllEIt 01" TI!AI'FIC Ctl'ATWNS ISSUED

ADULTS Ii. ,JllVI,:NILES

MOVING VIOLATIONS

593 455 ~Q4

6:14 631 774 805 815 834 646 718 ~

8,341

I'AIl;;ING VlOLA'l'IONS

765 1,136 1,595 1,395 1,728 t,64:l 1,:181 1,4':13 1,446 1,849 1,879 1,491

11,955

Total ~loving Violatiom; Citations fJUllt to ,Juvenile Court to be pruc()uscd ! \ ;11\('1\ from Hc~ord ot' At'rt";t) ,

Total ;.iuvillp, \:iulaUom, Citatiun'; tH:lIt ttl 1<lunicipul Court III bt: prout'sncd (1<11"'11 I't'um Ill:,;urd uf Al't"c:;L) ,

'!'!)(,u\ Pal'1till[', VltJlttt iuna Cilatil.t", pl·tIl:~'sscd tht'OURh Municipal Cuurt (takell from Tl'affi" Blotter l'()~eiv(:d by Ihi,; IIcpat'tmclIt fl'um )IUllidpal CIlul'll

'rotal Traffic Ct tatiOllll I'roce!;sed through ,Juvenile Ii. Municipal Courttl

TIltal 'traffic ci lations Pending

835

8,1113

1,358 1.501 :~ ,:.!89 2,019 :!,:l59 :!,616 :~, 166 2,:!63 ~~, ~80 :l,495 ~.t597

_~;.:':"J

;]6 ,~~96

26,:.!96

1\,137

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

1.

;;;L 3. 4. 6. 6. 7.

!l, U.

III •

11. L!, 1:1, 1·1. IG. [H, 17. I";. 1.9. ,:0, :.:1. 'l'l

~: ,i •

ANAl..YS1S 01' PEHtiONS CllAHG!'D llY l'11E 1'llUI:E

t~L'r!, I: ,IUVENlLt:S)

Criminal I/omiddo Lt. ~Iurdcl' I:

NOll-Ner,ligellt Malluluughlcr 10 .. :. b. Mansillup,htt'l' by Ncg1igcn,,~' 1 () t· Hape 17 " !', HobbctW 101 IH u.~ A[lgr,\Vat.cd All!1l\ult. 4H :1 4'/ Burglary lllli 99 :~ 1 ti Theft 46:~ 1!16 <14;: Au\.u Thd·t. -1:~ ...:! .. Jl£!

TOTAl, PAHT 1I7tl 3·Hl ,

fiT{ I I

PUl't II '~ ~··-~·i·

I Other' Aum.iull~ 3ti~1

I :6 ~L '~,

Ft'aud, l'ot'g"!'Y I: t',mlll'l.;·l,·m('llt ;:<l~ .'\0 :·,'·1 ;;tolt'l! I'I·Upct't;.r: Buying, lll'clii v inn

[lUHlit'HB i ug '11 1 !) 1 :11 WeapUllfl : Cnrl"J'ing, p(JtHH.!n~J i nl~' c,:lc, 75 !l 10,1 Sex ofT('n(ws ,"):! 7 It I ofrell,;";; Ag;):'w;t lhe Family & childreJl til:l () f) ~I Nat'l'~t,.i r' l.m'l!~ 1:17 III !l,\ !alquOlt Law:; ,~o 6 : ~ II Vanuulbm 7·1 3G Ill· Dil;oruwly 59·1 h6 '7!1 At'''otl () t) It llriving Nhil(. Inloxicat,(Jd :Hii S ::11 Viulal ill[1 Boad & lJl'ivillg Law:; 7,0:::: :,H6 0,07.1 l'ad\lll!\ Viuluiiom: 1:1,1.1'7 ~ L"I!;!, 'ft'uJ'fh: (; Muttl1' Vl'llid ... Law .. ; ;! ,l:!H ::8H '~,!lOO

,)

\l 0

;:0

" l·tH HI:;

• ...:!ll ;;n

~18

Il

,4 ~'I

L, :; U

:!;';

1 ;:4 .1 ~l

S

517 1

:':!16 All Utl1l'l' Offl'nc;c.i -2!.l! ~ ~~

TOTAl. I'AHT II :!6,5~Hj l,;;~.1 ::4,4:;9 J,:'ti!l

GHANlJ TOTAL ::,' ,414 1,7;;:, :);, t ~~ 1 ti 1,0.11

(i 0 1 (l

Iii ()

~Hi .:;1 \\/\

'1·'

1'/·1 .'1

.',HI (,

~l: ) 'B III H t,

'Ii " 1\) ~l 11 'f';, 1

[.1:: '~<," to,: ! t.'

III 't' lWi ·1

li,I',HI h·1O

1:;, llH' 4 ',nnt.' .:!l't'

~._:JJi

;~,l J 9::3 1,.11,;

_-...., ~--.,--"

. ';1. 'itltl 1 j lhtl

NO,),!':: "'1'(lt <11" Column;; 1'\'Pl'l'''l'llt Ull' t.ota1 aduLt t; t; .iuvl'ni 11,1' al'I'I',; t I'd 1'01' p""ll ,,1'/,,'110,1'. ".!\1\Toil,," C"lulOml l'UIH't'S\'nt jii\'l'"i !t.;; ullly al"I·(',;tt'd fill' ('adl \ltTI·n:·.·.

Hail Flll'i'ei leu Cat:il~H Disrni:,w(;u N(,llcd (>I'I1<1inl\ FilWU !H'lldl W,lf'!',lIlt Hc!d to Gl'and ,rUI',Y I'UUIlU Not (.uilty !iu:;p"nued Li"ermc !iuHpe:ndcd Fine Helt'ul;l'd ~ ,JuVl'lIi Ie C()\tl'l tWlcafil.'d - No Chul'lll' Filed I!t:l~,,\"l·J - othe!' ,1Ul'i;;didillllS

'j'(Jl'A!,

,"'!!II'N!' OF BAli. IW,'hIVhll ,\'I' tll',AIH,H!AII'l'J>:HS

~ ~ It1YH $ 1Il11,310.58 bl',tj 10·; Ih~lO.t'n I~rn ;J6,ltltl.:l5

lJ!~;l'C)SI'!'lOl'i Ill' t'A:iE:;

(AlJn,'f~; e ,1l'VFNJ LE:,)

~ llZ3! ~

1;; ,t)?!l 13,thH 1<1,1:;0 74 434 810

793 5~lh 4:'tl 1 t '( ~~n 1,<116 1,:,,78 6 t58;~ 6,:!O5 h.4U;'

190 ~OH l~tl

188 ": ~ 1 It!; 118 ~17 31 -If,7 "t"\ ~)"'>Nf 51"

I ,tim} I,lL:;; ~7;'

1,7;);, 1 ,Ino 1 ~ 750 \) ()

---±i ---E _-t! .:7 ,,113M ;'!i,,\oIt) :;;,,8,1tl

~ ~ bll',l I ,~l;ll hln ~: ,oti~,

Ill?7 1,\I::ti

i \ \ 1

\ j

1 ·1

i

16

TOTAl. •

AGE GHOUl'

Undc.r 10 y<.:ut'll

11-1:1 yeur's

lJ-14 years

15 yca.rs

16 yell.rs

17 ycn.rs

TOTAL

----~~-----

CO:.(JU ~/>i1J :WX {!!:...,AlJl'[.TS I: JUVENIU;S AlUmSTIW'\

£!IPIJML I.: MOVING 'fIlAl'Jo'tc CIlAHGgS'"

1978

7,666

3.lh1;! :~, 618

~ ~ , (J3tj 1,lHll

~ ~

14,::!)() 1::,909

AGE GUO!jJ' Of .lUVEN nt,s AUHEHTI\D

CRIMINAL QI.'FENSEH

~! A I. I'; s F Ii ~I A

1.5.m. .!2!.!! .l:!!1 .li!! ~ [l 9 ., :; 0

31 Hl 35 10 7

144 In8 lO3 53 35

15:.! 130 124 40 46

168 166 :119 30 45

190 .!2.Q. :l50 ~ ..1!!! 694 704 738 l~;,! 161

I l.!!!1 I

7,566

:::,657 I 1,812

~ I 1::,60(;

I I I I I I I

L E S

.l:!!1 I 13

47 I 40

50

30 I 181

I I I I I

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II I I I

MOTOR VIIIIICLE 'l'RAIIF!C ACClOFN'r ANAlSSt!'.

----------------------------"'----------.'----,,,.< 1'YI'I'; 01,' ACC IDt':Nl'

J. Motor Vl'llil'1l' !; />Cd~'fltl'inll 2. Mot"I' Vdlidt, C uther MotuI' Vchidc _

In 'fI'aIHlpol'(' ;;. ~I{)l()I' Vchidc G Hailway 'fl'air, 4. :,lot,tJl' Vl'Ilidc G l'lll'lted Molor v"hil,h, Ii. .110(,01' Vehide G Pl'dah:yd it~t 0. ~1(Jt()r Vchidu G f'ix(:u Ub,jm;t 7. MotuI' Whidc !; OthoI' Ub,icct S. Motor Whichl - OV(,I'turning 9. ~l()t()l' V()hh:lc - oLlwl' N()I1-C()llini()1l

TOTAL Al::ClDl';NTH •

ALl. FJ\1'AI. J\CCIOENl'S

44

1915 1 0

nbS "

II ()

II ()

.Q

<1

;:,lH I .

;!~,l

:;0 64 u n I'

,j;!',

I'HIII'I,;HTY llM,IJ\"!':

ti

16H~1

! ~); j·1

11 :40

" .'

;':1

,~4'rR

------------------------,--,------_. COMPAHISON ()~' ACCIDENT EXPIWH:NCE ---- 197" ~

--------------------------- ---.-------'-~'"' YEAH Al.l. FATAL PI,:m;()NS

ACGIIJEN'l'S !\t!C !tJJo:NTH lU1.I.ED IN,JfIHY

Ar;etn~;N'I'~; P/O:H"oN!i IN.H'HI':!I

I'HOPI"un !JAMAI,I<: Al:G llll'.!m;

--------------------------,-->~,--.

1979 :.!. tH19 1:178 :!, g71 1\)77 3,057

AliI<; Ill' I'Ll/SONS I\lUtll

1. U - ,1 ,YI'" •

4. 5 - U ,vrH ~ ," 10 l.t ,YI'''. ,I. n; - hi ~Yl'';'i ,

b, ~ll - :.),1 Yl·". 6. :!5 - :1<1 yrH~ 7. 3ti -4·1 ,,'l'b. 8. 4li - 54 yrs. 9. 55 - 64 yrH.

10. 6G - 75 yru, 11. 75 Yl'S. /; over U. Nut; Stated

TOTAL .

AG~: at' I'EllSONS IN,JUm:O

1. 0 - 4 yr"" 2. 5 - ~ ym, 3. 10 - 14 yrH .. 4. 15 - 19 yrs. ti. :)0 - ;.!4 yrs. 6, :!U - 34 Yl'S. 7. ~H) -44 Yl'S. 8. 45 -5,1 yrs. 9, 55 - u4 yr",

10, 05 - 7'\ j'rH.

11. 75 yt's. I~ ovel' 1:'. • Not stated

'flt'l'At .

·1 ·1 li fi 9 lU

l'EI!SONS

ALl. I'I,U:iON:i TIlLul Mull' F.'male

U () ()

U 0 0 u (j ()

1 1 ()

I I 0 ., " II 0 () 0 0 0 () (J () 0 [) (J ()

0 0 ()

Q .Q £ <I 11 0

PEHSON;;

At.l, PlmSONS 1'utul Male Female

35 19 16 39 ;!3 16 3:~ 16 It>

119 67 5:~

137 86 51 1:!l 76 45

54 ;:8 ::11 44 17 ~7

311 11 18 19 ., 1 :,~ r

9 H 4 ....Q ....Q ....Q

6·14 361 :~83

427 64,1 ;~ ,,1'/ tI 438 M:: ~;, r1:!8 4:l0 7::7 ':,tl!-,8

I(II.LEO

PEIJESTIUANS PlmAl.GYCI, I ~i1'S Total ~lal\l Fcmule 'l'l't al Mall' Fentah·

,I 0 n () 0 II U U () 0 n (j

II () II 0 II \l 0 () () () () (j

() 0 () () 0 U 1 1 I] [) (l 0 0 0 () () [) ()

0 0 0 0 () II (J II (J lJ II 1I 0 () () () II ()

0 0 () 0 () ()

Q £ () Q Q !.! 0 0 () 0

IN.fl!lmO

1'I';OEfiTIl IA."lS l'EllALCY('I.! :;'r:; Totul Malt' !'l'rnal,' Total NaIt· F( mallc

,1 :! " ,.

0 :' 4 14 II Ii

7 5 ,. n ti "

7 r. ·1 1 :; 1 0 ()

.' 1 n 0 ()

I) 0 1I Ij

u () (J (l

0 1 I u () u (l u () tl , () il 0 (\

(I 0 tl () _l! -!! 37 :!6 11 " 1 ~l ;:1

.",",--.;.~,,~---

MO'fOR VEH1CLJ!: 'mArFle ACCIDENT ANALY!;IS

CONTIWWTING CIRCU~!STANCES IND1CATgD

FATAl,

1. speeding 0 :!. f'ailul'c to Yif'ld Hight of Wuy 0 3. Drove Left of ConteI' 1 4. Improprt' OveN,uJling 0 S. Putwed Stop :iien 0 6. Di!>r06(lI'dcd Tr'affic Signal 1 7. Fol1<'Med Too Clor,tIly 0 a. Made Improper Turn 0 9. Other Improper Ill'iving 0

10. IlludequaLc llrullCS 0 11. Hud Been Drinking 0 1') Drivct' Inattention 1 13, Meehanicul Defect 0 14. Roud Defect 0 15~ Othcl:' - Not Involving Driver ErrOl' 0 16. Pcdc.stri/.1n Jirror 1.

TOTAL 4

ACTION OF l'EDESTHIAN

ACTION 01" PEDES'rRIAN

1. Crollsing L\t Intcrsection or Crossl1allt 2, Crossing Not at Intorsection or Cross\1alk :I. \%lking in Rom.l\qay \11 th Traffic 4. IVaI king in Roadlqay Against Traffic 5, S tanding in Roadl1ay 6, pushing or Worldng on Vehicle in Hoadway 7. 0 the!' Norking in lloadl~uy 8. Playing in !loodl1uy 9. 0 thor in ROlldh'ay

10. Not in Hoadl1ay 11. Not stated

1'OTAL •

DAY OF 'IHg WEEK

DA\.' OF THE WEEK

1. Monday 2. Tuesday 3. Wednesday 4. Thursday 5, Friday 6. Saturday 7. Sunday

TOTAL ,

ALL ACClOEN1'S

6 27

0 1 a 1 1 1 1 a 0

38

TOTAL ACClOENTS

376 371 363 439 567 486 307

2909

I INJURY PROPERTY I

DJ,J.lAGE

33 I 518 53

13 88 12

7 167 46

I 110 373

17 41 43 12 99 94 821

21

I 93 79

5 25 25 1 5 5 39

19 II ~ 11 28

427 2478

I I

FATAL ACClDENTS

0

I 1 0 0 a 0

I 0 0 0 0 0

1 I FATAL I

ACClOEN'IS

I 1 0 1 a

I 1 1 Q

4

I I I I I

------ ----------

I 1\\

MOTOR V\mICLE THMFrC ACtam:N'£ ANALYSIS

I noun 01" 'rm: DAY

HOUR O~' 'I'm; DAY TOTAL I"ATAI,

I Accrm:N'f!:i ACl'llmN'l'S

1. 2400 hx-s. - 0059 hl'S. lOS 2. 0100 hx-s. - 0159 hx-s. 96 3. 0200 hx-s, - 0259 hx-s. 82 (\

I 4. 0300 hrs. - 0~59 hrs. .16 0 5. 0400 hros, - 0459 Ill'S. 31 () 6. 0500 hrs. - 0559 hrs. 11 a 7. 0600 hrs. - Q659 hrs. 72 0 8. 0700 hrs. - 0759 hrs. 81 0

I 9. 0800 hrs. - 0859 hI's. 123 ()

10. 0900 hI'S. - 0959 hrs. 7:! 0 11. 1000 hrs. - 1059 hI's. 95 (l

12. 1100 hI'S. - 1159 hrs. 151\ 0 13. 1200.hrs. - 1259 hrs. 166 ()

I 14. 1300 hrs. - 1359 hI'S. 155 0 15. 1400 I1rs. - 1459 hl's. 161\ 0 16. 1500 hrs. - 1559 hrG. ~!50 1 17. 1600 hl's. - 1659 hrs. 273 () 18. 1700 hrs. - 1759 hI'S. 182 0

I 19. 1800 hrs. - 1859 hrs. 144 0 20. 1900 hI's. - 1959 hrs. 15;! 0 21. 2000 hrs. - 2059 hI's. 124 0 22. 2100 hrs. - 2159 hrs. 112 a 23. 2200 hrs. - 2259 hrs. 104 0

I 24. 2300 hrs. - 2359 hI's. 116 1 25. Not Stated __ 0 2.

TOTAL. 2909 1\

I AGE Ql<' ALL DIUVERS

I Am: Or' ALL DRIVEHS DRIVEHS IN ALl, DHIVllRS IN AtL ACCIDENTS FATAl. ACCIDENTS

1. Under 16 years - License Age 13 ()

I 2. 16 Years 141 0 3. 17 Years 190 0 4. 18 Yrs. to 19 Yrs. 494 .! 5, 20 Yrs. to 24 Yrs. 1070 ()

6. 25 Yrs. to 34 Vrs. 1077 1

I 7. 35 Yrs. to 44 Yr5. 540 0 8. 45 Yrs. to 54 Yrs. 448 0 9. 55 Yrs. to 64 Yrs. 326 0

10. 65 Yrs. to 74 Yrs. 198 ()

11. 75 Yrs. t; Older 78 0

I 12. Not stated ~ Q

TOTAL '4825 ;1

I SEX OF AtL DHIVERS

SEX OF ALL DRIVERS DRIVImS IN ALL DHIVl\HS IN ALL

I ACCIDENTS !lATA!. ACCIDl;NTS

1. Males ;)955 ;; 8. Females 1620 0

I 3. Not Stated ~ Q

TO'fAL • 4825 ;;

I HESIDENCE OF At!. DRIV~:RS

HESIDENCE OF ALL DHIVERS DIUVlmS IN AU DIll VEnS IN AL!. ACCIDlmTS f'ATA!. ACCIDENTS

I 1. Resident; of the City 3948 3 2. Rosiding Elsewhere in state 586 '. :; . Non-Resident 50 0 4. Not stated .2i!: Q

I 1'OTAL 4825 5

MOTOl! VEIlICW TflAFFIC ACcmI>N'l' J\NA1,YSlS

TYI'I'; of f.l()'l'on VEII1CI • .,

1- l'aGS~nnCI' Cnt· J, Truck o!:' 't'l'ut'k Tractor J. 'j'rud! 1'ra<: to!' /,; st:mi-1'rHi l<;r 4. Othol' 'rrucl( Combination 5. 'ruxI \:llb 6. Bus 7. sc:lltlu! liun 8, M(}torl.:yde 9. Mot.OI' Hc:oolcr or Mutur lIi\:ydc'

10. Oche!:'!; (; Not ~;ll\l!ld

TOTAL

11. Emergcncy vehicles l;.!. Other Publicly OWllt'C\ Vl:hide:!

VEllICWS IN ALL ACCIOt;;N'l'5

4599 370

::6 17:!

10 13 10 64

0 114

5378

5 30

(lOAD ~HlHFACE COND 1 '1' ION

nOAD SUHl"ACt;; CONDI'l'!Q,,.

1. Dry 2. Not .3 • Snowy 01' ley

'fOTAL .

LIGHT CONDITION

1. Daylight ~ • Dawn or Dusk .3. Dat'l\n()s~

'faTAL.

LIGHT COND1TlON

ALL ACCIDEN'rS

1725 831

~

2909

ALL ACC IDEN'tS

189~

":909

VEHICLES IN ALL FA'rAL ACCIDENTS

5 o 1 o o a o o o o

FA'rAL ACCIDENTS

4 o o

<I

FATAL ACCIDENTS

1 o .3

4

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

MOTon VEI!ICL6 TRAFFIC ACCIlWN1' ANALY!Wi

MANNEH OF TWO MO'ron VEHICLI'; COLLISION

SEVERI'l'Y

1. All Accidents 2. Fatal Accidents 3. Injury Accidents

'fWO MOTOR VEHICLE

INTEllSECTION ACCIDENTS

Entering at angle

2448 2

278

266 1

53

741 1

71

1. 2a. 2b. 20. 2d.

From same direction - both gcing stmight From same direction - Ol\e turn, one straight From same direction - one stoppod FrOm same direction - all others

3a. From opposite direction - both going straight

146 o

10

3b. 3c.

From opposite direction - one left turn, one straight. From opposite direction - all others

TOTAL

TWO MOTOR VEHICLE

NON-INTERSECTION ACCIDENTS

1.

3a. 3h. 4a. 4b. Sa. 5h. 6.

Going opposite direction - both moving Going same direction - both moving One car parked One car stopped in traflic One oar entering parked position One car leaving parked position One oar entering driveway access Olle Cal' leaving driveway access All others

TOTAL

362 o

16

612 36 98

217 10 14

loS 6

1161

74 135 555 276

1 35 85

146 2

1309

767 o

li.!5

1 o o o o o o Q

1

o o 2 o o o o o o

, crm~bJ~

Yr. J~l , ~..i.

166 (1

3

119 :.I 9

18 1

24 o

176

18 9

29 28 o 1 7

10 o

102

o ()

()

:IS 80

199 9

1:; 84

_6

984

56 1:.!6 524 248

1 34 78

136 2

1205

21

CI.ASSU'IED CmIPLAIN'rS

ACcldcntG (fa Btl on :;id\lWall{, etc, ) 403 Fraud Check/Money OrdOl' Ilcfrauding

Dcathtl (Coroner's Ruling): Indecent Exposure Acddental Ii Kidnapping/AbdUction Drowning 1 Natural Cauoc!) 110 Larceny: Suicide 8 F1:'om Auto 882 Suspicious H 127 Business 532

Coin Device 38 Attempt ~uicidc 141 Garage 72

Mails 9 Cl"iminal Homicide: ~liscellaneous 998

MUl'dcr 3 Person 49 Marwlnughtel" ,£ 5 Hcsidoncc 481

By Trick 138 Arson: Attempt 15

Arson 52 Attempt. Arson .J!. :37 Malicious Destruction of

Property Assuult:

Assault 844 Hapc;: Attempt Assault 1 Hape 30 CuLting 1 Attempt 5 Shooting 12 858 , Assault to Hape 2

Auto Theft 262 Robbcl',Y: Business 51

flut'glury: Porson 133 lIusiness 331 Attempt 8 MisQclluncous 73 Assault to Hob 12 Iiesitlcnc() 568 Attempt ~l 993 Sodomy

Counterfeiting 5 l"oreign Heeove!'.\' (Property stolen Embezzlement 1 in Other Jurisdictions False Heport 6 Recovered Locally) I"lim !'lru» 7 Forgel',\' 43 Fraud 14

TOTAL CLASSIFIED COMPLAINTS RgCOIiDED I;. FILED BY THIS DEPARTMENT - 7,379

'1'Ol'AL CLASSIFIED COMPLA!NTS 1979 'fOTAL CLASSIFIED COMPLAIN'rS 1978

XNCHEASE OF

7,379 7,010

369 or 5" ,.

but

CRINES AGAINST THE ELDERLY CHIMES AGAINST JUVENILllS

Assault Auto Theft Burglary Residence lIurglury lIusiness Burglary Miscellaneous Attempt lIurglary Flim Flam Larceny from Auto Larccny Business Larceny Mi.scellaneous Larceny Person Larceny Residence Larceny by Trick Attempt Larceny Malicious Destruction of Property Rape Robbery PerSon Assaul t to Hob Attempt Robbery

TOTAL OFFC:NSES nC:POHTED ,

15 13

106 4

10 5 1

31 7

40 14 73

1 1

53 2

38 1 1

416

Assault Auto Theft Indecent Exposure Kidnapping Larceny from Auto Larceny Business Larceny Person Larceny Miscellaneous Larceny (llicycles) Larccny Residence Malicious Destruction of Property Burglary Residence BU1'glary MiscellaJ1()ous /lape/Attempt Hape Robbery Person Attc;mpt Hobbery Assault 1;0 nob Shooting sodomy Manslaughter

TOTAL OFFENSES HEPOHTf:D

I 28:l I 16 30

7 I I

3214 I 647 I

37 I 204 I

38 I I I I

I9;! :I

13 I :J

18 16 :I

11 I 566

9 10

2 1 I

10 16

1 :l :I

I 1 1

881 I I I

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

I

:1 I

I I I

COMPARISON OF PARI' ! llFFhNIl!'::; I: \'LFAIlANt'E$ FOil THE I.AS'I' 'I'IlHl':r: n:AIlS, 1977 .. 197~

UNIFORM CI.A~SIFrcA'l'rON OFI"ENSI\S KNOWN NnllH,:n OJ,' NtlMUEH CLliAlUm OF OFFENSES 1'0 'l'm: POI.ICE ACTl1AI. UFl-'ENHf:S BY AHtmS'j'il

Part ! Classes 1977 1978 H179 inn 1978 lfml 1977

l. Criminal Homicide a. Murder 8 :; 4 7 ;; -1 7 b. Mansillughtcr 10 6 :I 1/ :; 3

2. nape 26 :!4 37 :~3 20 ~'6 16 S. Robbery :~23 :.!iO ;,:04 ::14 ::01 11l·1 gn 4. Assault 8~8 '108 858 764 (176 1:I:~7 591 5, Burgll'll'Y 844 1085 993 797 1070 978 :~71

6. Lal'cony - Theft 3416 3030 3:!14 332:! 29116 3144 779 7. Auto Theft 232 219 :!6~ ~n:.-! :!17 ;~51 55

TOTALS 5587 5:!8li 5575 531\:; (\176 G4:~7 1816

"Offcnses Cleared By Arrest 1'01' Other YeUl"; 88

TOTALS 1904

Offensos Cleared - stolon PrOpC'l'ty Hucollo1'ud - No Al'1'Oo;\' :l80

TOTAL NUMBEH 01' ACTUAL TOTAL NllMllEH OF ACTUAL

PEHCENT OF TOTAL NlI~lIlEH

TOTAL OFFENSES CLMlIED :~2s-1

l!?Z. OFFENSI';S, PAHT J 5343 OFFENSI';S CLEARED 2284

OF ACTUAl. OFFENSI':" CLIW!EIJ

)II:E'tI:,(;

M.!(ammH!U(ll.l (HnW \',ATCm:Hc;

1878 1979

~~ 1/ :1 J

15 ::~O

no '1:2 505 644 318 400 68ti 748

49 61

Ion 1957

(19 141

1742 2098

:~52 361

1994 :]<159

~ 1979

5176 5427 1994 2459

~. OF AC'!'tiAL OH'!'N~F~ CLEA1II,:1l BY AHHl':S'!'

1977 197tl 197~1

100. O;~ 66, 7~~ 100. O"~ no f(}~:' 100. tl'~ lOO.()';,; 6~)' 6% 7h.O"~ 1tL ~Y'~ ~4 .4;, ,17. 8'~ :\7.1':, 77 .4~:, ·'4. 711~ '17 ,!V:, :;'LO% ~~9 • 7~$ .11.4% ~~3, 5% ~:1. O:~ .'3. 8~~ ~Hj, 9~~ 22 oc6~~ !,!(1.~'%

35.6% 33,. 7?~ ~i8.1%

42. 7~~ 38.5% .45.3%

24

PERCENTAGE OF PART I OFFENSES CLEARED BY ARREST - ADULTS & JUVENILES

ADULTS 100%

MURDER & MANSLAUGHTER

JUV.

ADULTS 76%

ROBBERY

LARCENY

-- -

15% JUV.

ADULTS

ASSAULT

20%

RAPE

BURGLARY

AUTO THEFT

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

,I

I I

---,--._-----

CIlIME )~N/)EX 19&5-/l} 79

MURDER 8 6. / ............. /.\ 4 / "'./.'-..../. 4 2 .~

69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

RAP£" 40

fO , 26 20 /''-.../ '-..._ ........... / to '-... __ .

69 70 7/ Ie 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

400 300

RO!3f3E!(Y

200 ._. ._4-', /.-._ 194 [00 - '-...'0/ •

69 70 71 7273 74 7.5 76 77 7879

AGGRAVATE!) A55AV!..T

./

140 JeO 100 80 60 40

. / /"'-' ')0 .-. ~ ~.-.-.-

69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 7879

137

!3UR6L~1RY 1100

1000 I''''' 978 900 /.\ 800 ,./''--\._./' . WO~ ____________ ~

69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 7879 .#' ,

i.AtfCcNY-50£9.. p OV6 R. 800 . /' 855 700 /\ . 600 ._.,/

500 / 400"", / • ....-. 300 '-...

69 70 71 72 73 74. 7576 77 7879 t.At?C£NY-~O~ ~ UrV.£J£R

3500 3000 . ....-'_.

2500 / \. 2000 • "'._ 2289 1500 "'../.-.../

69 70 71 72 73 74 7.5 76 77 78 79

r4t.1TO THE;: T 280 260 •

240 /\ c51 220 \,,/"\ /-"" / ?OO /' .-' (.. "

69 70 7) 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

CRIME INOEX 5500 sooo 4500 4000

4'734.

69 7071 72 7374 75 76 77 7879

26

COOPARISON --- CltINB IND~ on'Ellers & FOLICE ACTIVl'rY 'r}lEND --- 1975 - 12Z2

PART I on'BIISES 1.975 % Increaso 1976 % Inct'case 1977 % Increase 1978 % In~t'eaEle 01' De~reaoe or Dccrcns(; or Do~reas1l or DecroaBll

1. Criminal 1/omicido a. Mu.rdol' 7 - 14% 6 + 1'i'% 7 - 57% 3 + 33%

2. Uape 28 ~ 18% 23 -0-% 23 - 13~ 20 ... ,0% ;. I!obbory 2;7 - 2;"% 177 , 21% 2lA - 6% 201 - ")% 4. Aggravuted Assnult 79 - 11.% 70 - 3% 68 ... If'?).: 100 + 37% ,. Durglnry 896 ... ?% 96<, - 17,u 797 -t 34% 1070 - gt, 6. LarolJny

th l50.00 8< OVor 627 + 30% 818 ~ 19;'; 66;" .. 11% 741 .. 15% b. Under 1150.00 3233 + 2% 3300 - 1<)'.IS 2657 - 16% 221f;i " 2%

7· Auto Thoft ...Ell .. !>% ..J11 <t. . 7;> .11il + tl',b ....?ll + 16% CltIHl!: IND~ OFFENSES TOTAL; 53211 ... % ;';83 17% 46113 - 1% 4597 + 3%

1. Criminal aomicida b. Manslaughter 0 • 200% ;>; + (traffic fntn1ities)

100% II - 25% 3 -0-%

4. Q. Othel' Assaults 1~20 1 47% ....§.€.il , 5% ....§2§. - 17,.1 ..2Z§. ... 20%

TOTAL PART I Ob'FENSES" 5774 . 8% 6247 , .. 14% 5343 - 3% 5176 • 5%

• TOTAL INCR~S~/DEm~EASE CRIME •• TO'.l'AL INCIlEASE/DECREI<SE PIJlT I INDEX OFFENSES:

19'7.5 --- 1979 19'76 --- 19'79 19'77 --- 1979 1978 --~ 1979

- 11,11 - 1»)0 ~ c:1~ + .,./

-,'v

CIUME PRl::VIW'l'WN r.l(>nILli CLASSROOM

unOlll' OF "Sl.;Ntol! cI'trZENS"

O~'FENSESI

19'7.5 --- 1979 1976 --- 1979 1977 --- 1979 1978 ._- 1979

I I

1979

I 4

26 194 I 137 978

855 I 2239

251

47311 I 3 I

690

5'127 I

- 6% - 13% I ... 2% + 5~

I I I I I I I I I

I I I I

I I I I I I I I I I I I I

-----------------.--------------....... - ....... -----~

VALUE OF PHOPlmn STOLEN IN PAR1' I OFJlEmmS

Hupe

HOIlBERY Bunk ---$ 1.010, Highway - City streots,

Alloys, otc, Commc.t'ciu1 House Chllin Store Service Station Residence MisQellnneous

1,907, 1~,074.

:159. 330.

<1,101. ~

BURG LAllY

nesidence: n. Committed dudng Night b, Committed during nny o. Unltnown

All othe.t's: u. Committed during Night b, Committed during nny c, UnltnOlm

~

$200. & Over in Vulue $ 50, to $200. in Value Under $50, in Vulue

$ 15,81~. 22,911, 39,935.

5,14.6. 437,

_56,788.

$162,2!)6. eO,,232 f

35,896.

AUTO THEFT

Auto 'rheft

GRAND TOTAL

TYPES OF LARCENY SHOWN ABOVE

CLASSIFICATION

Pocket,Pictting Purse Snutching Shoplifting Theft from Auto (Except

Auto Accessories Auto Accessories Bicycles Theft from Buildings Theft from Coin Deviees All Others

TOTAL

ACTUAL OFFENSES

15 25

230

474 402 751 866 39

342

3144

$

25,868.

141,629,

258,38~.

539,770.

$ 965,889.

$ 2,823. 1,485. 4,700,

31,457. 11,368. 15,1~8.

151,167. 1,922. 38,3~

$ 258,384.

"/

!>[lM~IAHY 01' AI.L PHOI'EllTY 5TOLliN <: I1HCon:m:l>

TY1>E OF I'HOI'I':H'l'Y IlEPOII'l'ED

!>l·Ol.l'N G HECOVEHtm

TYPE OF l'tmr~:HTY m:POln'Ell VALli I': HEl'nHl'hlJ VA[.\'E l'HOl'EH'l'Y ~1'0l:.!ili ljUlI'FHTY Hl.S.~fl~I;:l.!

CUrrCll\'y, Nu\"s, ('t", .1cwc1 t·y Clothing Au tomt>b i Ie':! Offl"" l';quipmcnt TdcviHions, lIudim4,

St.Cl"t'(J8, cll:. Ii'ir(m:t'ms 1l0utwhu1d Good!; Consumable GOUU!; NiH"d 1um'ouB

TO'rAI. •

$ lUH/lfl8. 1~/, h~17.

5,tHl, !~:H); 770.

S,OS?

·15,174. 6,711,

1:1,70l. 0,:,05.

161,,170,

$ 96h,889.

$ ";!,ULI. lO:~H1G~ b,Ul:~~

4t10,.'O.1. Ij;HiO.

HI. hJ:~. ~{I OlJ;~ , 9,:1·17. :',4 I I.L

75,b,i'l,

$ 679,908.

TotAL VAW" 01' AI.!. PHOI'El!TY STOU:N G HECOVhHlIU

REron'l'W VALUE H[';[>(IIlTlm VAt.lIE PRoPEllTY STOLEN l'I!Ol'lml'Y lUiCOV!·:rum

,January Februut',Y March April May

it 102,460.

• June ,July Aup,ust Septemher Oetobc.t' Novembt·r Dcc()mb()l'

51 )132~ 54,321. 68,850. 82,533. 64,660 • 84,907. 81,255.

105,118. 108,118.

61,459, 101,067.

TO'I'AL • $ 965,889.

1. Total Value of Propel'ty Roported Stolen:

2. 'rotal Value of Property RC\Jortcd Hccovercd by: a. Pol ice OfficCl'S $ 390,758. b. Oth()r

.'ut'isdicHon~; 182,941. c. othorwis() 106,:W9.

3. Pct'cr.mtuge. of stolen property Hecovered

$ 65,009, 35,:!1u. 5S,5UO. 61,704. 77,806. 41,89B. 49,878. 51,007. 58,:mO. 69,769. 26,586.

,77,351.

$ 679,908.

$ 965,689.

$ 679,lJ08.

70~~

,.:8

AI)TmlOtlU,!'. S S'fOLEN I; 1H':eo\~.Hn)

~ NUMllhll

!i!2.!:&!:! Junuat'Y 19 Fobt'uar,l' 11 ~t;:l1't;h :!4 Aprd 19 ~luy 21 ,fUIIC 18 .July 17 Auaust . 11 scptember ::1 october ~!~~

Nuvcmbcl' 11 VeLt'mber • ...:!:.! TIlTAl. :~51

1. Numbt'J:' of Automobilc~ Hcpul'tcu stulcn in the City [A"ttl.!l)

'" Ntlmbur \If Stuhm Aulumobih'g [<ecovtll't!U by: ll, {'Olil:C ()fficllrll b, other

JurisuictiQtII.l c. (jtIH~rwisc

3. PercClItul?,c of StvlC'n Autos nccovcr~d

12u

H:.;'

..E..

NI':·!IIEH HhCOVI·;ltEU

19 1tl ;~4

1'{ ~~ J: 1" .. 13 :.!B :.!il 18

!l

-d1 ~::;n

:~;~5

90~~

,January l'ebruut'Y March April MilY ,Iune .luly AUnUfil Ht:pt{'mb<:l' oc'lohcI' Nuvt:mlwl' VI." ','mbt'r

TOTAL •

HliPOHTtID VALUE PHOP\lI\TY RBCOVEm\D

$ 3,000. 1,369. 8,650. 4,400. 6,500.

11, :)00. 15,400. 5,740 •

:.?OJ8~!O, I\,:!OO. 8,:!00, 1.::00.

$ 96,679.

"f't'oP'-'l'ty Stuh'l1 OtlH!1' .1uri~dit'U()n~ I but RCl'(IVCI'CU l,()(:ally.

AVTOMOIlIl.ES STOLEN otmlllm crry I.tMl'rs, BUT m,COVEHU)

~

~ NlIMB!o:Jl ru,COVt\l!EO

,)UIlUtll'Y ..! l'(lbrullry :; Murch :.; April ;; M,\y ~~ ,lUll<' :I .July :i AltgUHt ., scpt('mbur 5 od.vbcl' 2 Nuvcmb('r '. ~ Uc'v(,mher I

TOl'!!!. 3:!

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

I I I I I I I I I I

I I I I I I I I I

MISCf:LLANEOUS SEnV!C~:S AND INC!D~~NTS

Tnxi Driver Applicnnts

Persons Assisted

/lool'S b'ound Open

Persona Missing

Missing Persons Found

Fires Discovered Non-Criminal

Complaints Non-Vehiculur

Accidents Arl'Gsts for Other

Jurisdictions Suicide ~ Attempts Sudden Deaths Ambulunce Ca1ls Animal !litos Criminal Complaints Lamp OutL1ges

Reported VacL1tion Houses

cheeJ\cd photo Copies

Made Domestic Disputes

137

7377

6

1\00

396 31

77201

561

43 83

124 367 461

40168

;!70

15864

13505 n/a

187

6669

17

309

301\ 18

64384

473

83 86

109 298 346

:)4252

44

156~1

15266 n/L1

-------._--------------_ ...... - ......

539:1

5

297

303 17

65815

403

67 149 118 282 340

31176

64

15758

17(;56 9:19

COH'!' OF MAIN1'AININtl PIlISONEHS 111' nA1l1l. CUliNTY .IAlI - _"","."",_""" __ w,,,,,,,,,,,,' __ ;,.

PHIWNEIt DAYS

Jununl,y Fcbruul'y Murch IItwil Ma,}, ,June ,July Augunt ~;cp tllmbN' October Nov('mbcr ll()(:cm\wl'

'rOTA I. •

4nu 40B 459 4A8 375 20·1 ,:86 :167 .30:, h7G tll ~~

....:.!i!!.

iii 'l,'llil.'/O 6 .;ltlU.;~8 'i, 187 .!).J 'f ,nlh.6ll b J 8'1 ,'. bo 4,604.04 4"r/S.'l't! h.~)~jO.t\.!

li .l!i4. ;;t\ \1,m).l.',{1 8.1:,;','.;q

_7 •. :~l'l~

====-=~==-=-=-==-=-=-' -.~-=-.

COMPIlHATlVE c(}s'r OF MAIN1'A1NINti l'IlI:;{lN1-.IW A'!' _______ ....'::Cl~,A~I.:.:.lK:...::.CO::.:I:.:!IN~'!'c.:....Y ~_,_. __

~ 1979 1918 1977

PHlsONEIl IlAYS

5075 8454 5101

em;T Ph!! DAY

S!r •• 6ti l!i,66 L~.l;1

TOTAL eU:;T

$ 1!1,,1'I4.'){) 1:{~~t:~8n.H4

t<1 ,6"/r). 1:1

!luring 1019, Clark County ehat'gpd tilt' l'il~ 01' :,}WIII1'," f1 e Id, S15. 66 PCI' day 1"..,1' prlf)(ltlt'l'. 1'01' m;u lIt "WIlwt· 01" prisoners at i;he county Jail.

A perHon confined to the Cl al'l; Count;' ,Ini 1 1'01' 1I"1l~ paymcnt of a fine, is allowcd $IU,OO Iwr day dt.du(,'U"U fl'om his/hel' fine for each d,ty in ,lai 1.

['OLICr; COMMUNICA1'ION SYS'rEM

l'ho purpose of this SYHtl?!n if> tu provide inlel'-<lity (Police, Sheriff, Public NOt'lUi), city-tv-city Hnt! diy-tu" counties communiculion, Uf) well us eotnmunicu~ion tu supportive ugcn"lel.l (state Patrol, IICI, FBI, l'lc.l.

POLICE: 1l~;PEA'rEf< FIUo:QUENCY

(Muin nopeatcr lJase Fr()quency)

Mobile/Portables

tt'unsmitter frequcncy-----lti9.09 MIl<: receiver frequcncy---------164.77 Mllz transmitter fl'cquC'ncy------154.77 Mllz l'l?cci vel' frequellcy---------150. 09 MIl:t.

'rhe pUl'pose of the rCpeL1tel' is 1.0 extend the useful Lalk runge of mubile units over a wide dty 'll'(m. Thill is uchieved by locating the high power repeater at a centrally locaLed and cll·vated site whieh all()wll t.lle mobi h' units to communicate city-\~idc and/or countY-lddc.

A!!EA NIDI, FRI';Qur,NCY

transmitter frcqucncy-------lSI\.S45 MUz receiver frequency----------154,845 Mllz

STATE 11IDE FlUo:QUErlCY

transmitter frl?qu(lncy------l55.31 MHz receivcr frequellcy---------165. 37 ~mz

'rhe purposl' of' the AREA WIOIi FREQUr,NCY is to estublish a communication network bt't.wC('1l Clark Cuunty, chnmpaign County, Ul'ballu Police, Bpringfi eld Police Oi vision und other 1uI>I enforcemellt ap,encil?(; in tll<' 1I1ww <,nunUeb only. Thl) ubove agencies will have base tltUliOllS and mobilc units trunsmitting lllld rN:civinr, tin !t'4.84ti MIl.l.

'rhe purpuse of' the S'l'A'rE WIllE f'Rf:QlJENCY is to e!ltnblish a fltatc-\~id(! communication nclwot'!t. CHit .. " ""lUlU.·". State Patrol lIud mobilotl l>Ii11 SIl(lrC this state-I~ide fl'equency for cml!rgcncy tlnd loenll),' divc"tiVt, illl'oI'l1latior..

DUO COM~lANO CONSOLI': CENTER AS USf:D llY POLICE DP'l'ATCIWIlS

'rhe ~()ntrol center .'an monitor 1~ chanllel,; ~;imultnlleouHly. su~h as Polhle. area-widl?, stt\ll'-wid., ,1/10 ,'ja!'\{ County Slwriff. AlHU, the control center can transmit on one or mort' chaIUlCl(; at thl' clamt! time in ,'a;;t' of' disastl'r, This cUIllWlt, is equipped to handle future additions l)uch LIS t.e1ot.yp.,, mobile idclltifi<:lIUIlIi. {'h'. A stand-by l:ystem lB t'ollnetltl?d t(1 the eommulld Ilonsole in case of syst.cm brcnl\dOl>/l\. OU1' ny(;t~m nON Ml'('t:, tilt' !'('(luil·t'mc'nL:; or the litutl~ ()1' Ohio Plall.

--- .-~---~~-.-

,10

I AG['; ANI) IlIS'rttllw'rroN OF MOTOR VWICU;S

IN~I,U!ml<l llADIO EQUIPMENT

li(',CTUJN ~AI! HAKE ll'rYLr, r.uLEAtm MODFL CODE HADIO I

NO. NO, TRANH~!I'r'n;R

G ImCblVmt

I NlJl.llmR

1 Chevrolet !;(~dun 45t3;~;! 1970 55-58 344198;) :1 Chevrolel St\unn 46,47": 1975 55-59 C343:!6

I ti Polltiac S('dall :!Of:!56 J97B 55~94 L'34:lJ9 1 Puntiac Sedun !l,59B 1978 fi~ .... 95 C34~48 9 Chevl'olt,t sedan u,OS3 hJ79 nfl-107 C3,J30:'

11 ChllVl' ... 1 ct Sl'dall 6,n64 1979 [,5-108 C:;.134tl l(j POllti:)C S(~dan !) ,:!71 1978 ,,(i-gO ('34 .. ,;:;5

I 17 ChovI'olet S<:dUll 47,544 19 14 5n~50 :1441984 fNVf:STtGA'trON ,;7 ch('vt'ol ct Sedan ,17,3:'!l 1975 55-60 C:S~347

~ilJl\-DIVIS!(JN ;~9 Chcvr(llet Seuan :11,692 1975 55-61 C34:1~1 :,5 Pontiul' Sedun ;11,114 1tl77 65-80 C34:!b4 ;17 Dodg<.> S(!dan 30,546 1977 55-81 C34~58

I 41 PonLinc S(,dutl 11,536 1918 55-97 C34351 43 Pontinc Sed;)n 11,047 1;178 5G .... B8 C3.13::7 47 ch"vl'olct Sudan G,008 1919 55-110 3410ti:!4 49 Chevl'olet Sedan 5,030 1979 55-Itt) :l4106~\5 51 Chevl'olt'l 5udlln 0,093 1979 55 .. ·11 :! 3410ti23

I 53 Ponti,lt: Sudlln 18,495 191'l 5E;-83 C34356

18 l'ontiae sedan 1<1,413 1978 55-90 3441981

I uo Chevrolet sedun ;':4,187 1979 55-116 C34345 22 Plmtinc Sednll 17,105 1978 05-100 ;,441983 24 Pontine Seuan 66,7:!0 1978 55-101 3441~81 26 Chevrolet Sedun 25,S37 1979 55-117 C:l4344

UNU'O~I t.!8 Pontiac Sedan 61,271 1978 55-102 3441980

I PAl'1l0L 30 Chevrolet Sednn 17,053 1979 55-118 C343J7 3:! Chc:vro1ct Sedan 29,190 1979 55-119 C34335 34 Chevrolet Sedan 35,544 1979 55-9;l C34334 36 Pontiuc Sedan 71,467 1978 56-103 C34340 38 Pontiac Sedan 69,005 1918 55-104 C34333

I 40 ChQvrolct Van 26,717 1979 55-1::!l :M41979

2 Chevl'olet Sedan 16,557 1979 55-113 C34330

I 4 Pontiac Sedan 38,161 1977 55-84 C34339 6 Chevrolet. sedan 15,739 1919 55-114 C34331 8 Pontiac Sedan 50,295 1977 55-85 C34338

TRAFFIC 10 FOl:'d Wagon 94,783 1976 55-17 C34343 SeCTION 12 Pontiac Sedan 41,064 1977 55-86 C34341.

I 14 Chevr()let Sedun 15,061 1979 55-115 C34342 16 Pontiac Sedan 40,522 1977 55-87 C34335 21 Cushman 3 Wheel Cyclc 20,765 1976 55-70 497259 U3 Cushman 3 \~hee 1 Cycle 3,406 1978 55-57 47:>.108

I 19 Chovl'olet Sedan 40,651 1974 55-51 3441986 31 Pontiac Sedan 19,5n 1977 55-78 C34350

STAFF S :S:S Pontil1C Sedan 19,195 1977 55-79 C54353 AUXILIARY 39 Pontiac Sedan 32,4:!6 1977 55-'71 C34349

I SEIlVICES 42 Dodge Vnn 12,273 1972 55-09 341062:1 4<1 PonUnc Sedan 20,907 1978 55-32 3410626 45 Chevrolet Sedan 8,888 1979 55-43 3410627 55 Winnebago Van 10,903 1974 55·-92 C34366

CONSUMPTION Olt (jASOLIN~; ANO OIL I

U5£0 BY POLIC£ CAllS

MONTH MILES GALLONS QlJAIlTS OF I TIIAVELEO GASOLINE OIL

January 61,036 7,448 114 AVEllAGI, MlLES prm GALLON or.' GASOLINE ~'ebruary 60,:HS 7,352 230 ~Ial'ch 66,429 9,463 175 1979 8.02 I April 63,300 7,067 1;J3 May 59,190 6,110 23 1978 1.60 June 61,826 7,660 148 1971 6.95 ,July 52,911 7,843 63 1976 7,15

August 61,462 1,509 33 1975 5.64

I septembcr 61,708 '1,657 338 1014 6.28 1973 5.89 Octobc!' eli,02l 9,094 146 1972 5.67 Novcmbcl:' 63,8:.!6 7,151 201

Dccembcl' ~ 9,162 -.J!.!. TOTAt. , 754,847 94,106 1,685 I

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I~l\l'ly in 1970 the Sp1'inp,fitl1d [loliet! lHvilliun begun to 1un\{ into the l,\'dt'l'al Utly~rl\ll\I.!lIt fUtllltll!l Pt'I'l1l'am lihit.'h dori ved from tho safe strtlets Act of H168. 'rhw j)rlll'.I'!\lI\ nft'Cl'Cu ltl()fwlut'Y UllHi!;l tlm:t' 111 iht' I'lIi Ilnfol'(,cmont fiolu, i, 0, I funding <ll'tiun PI'O,j(:uta Ivhit:h pO!1l1ibly would l'l',hICI' lIf> pI'l'vent <:rirrll' an, 1 "lIh,IlIl'l' the police ollllnttion in the fight llgaint;t tht, evor-f.\NwlIIl\ Cl'ilnt' l'il!\.ure ill the Uniteu ~;!I\tl': ..

Sill(;(J Fehruary of 1\J70 tht; fo1l<)\~illg p~'C1j"cllJ havl' lwen flHl,kd by lhe LIIN i'nfurl'l'ml'lIt k,::ihI (1ll,'C' Atlminir,' lrut.ion tlll'oup,h the llepl1l'Lmenl of Eeonomi(: I; Community llt'vc1upml'lIl, oJ'fi,'c ,.1' l'rirnuml ,1u:;tiL't' :'''/'\;1,'(':;;

£.lto,lEC1' 'i'1 TLfo;

Sd"nLJ fi<.: Evidl'llG<.l (!nit #1 (CI'tlne Lub Ht'moueling & I'~qpl.)

Mui ti-Chunnel llocol'der ('rc1cphoJ1(! Hocol'dcl'l

Vidl'l) Tupe Ht,,'ordll):, (Vimml Aiul

Milltll'i ty l'CllU ion I'rog1'IIm

l\ogi(ll1al 'I'caching lIucili ty (tlcmodcl ing Police Academy C purchnsing Eq\liprncnt)

Hiot fo.quipmcnt

You th l'rogt'tUn 111

CornmulIl<:uti()l1~ Conte):' 1t1 (Hcmotld FlId Ii ti ell .. l'urchase Equipment)

l.1,!'.al Advi:wr III

Mol: i 1" Cr'iml! I.ab It;~

BlIo!w !: Film !,ihl'al'Y

ofl'iI:cr in the school III & It:.:,

Lc[~ul Advi:lllr 1t2

Youth l'1'ogl'Um 1!2

Drug control So Euucation

lidunti fie Eviuence Unit #:! (l';xpullsion - 1':quipml'llt.)

1.<.:g[\1 AdViHOt' II;;

OffiCl'l' in til" HdlOol tt:5

Ltgal Atlvi:lnl' 1M

Crime prcvention l,:ducat i llil iii

Automated Criminal rtlunli n~ation ~?:I'''tcm ill, II:!. and ii'S

Ltlgul AuvisOl' #5

tlcgiOlllll Cl'irntl I,ab 1f1 anu rl:~ (Equipmt'nt lind HUppliCl)

Ch~mist Instl'Ul'tor III (lnu It~)

Lalt'nt r'inr,crprint Iucntil'it'lltion

Mobile Ahl1'm Dl'tcdol' I!l /j #:'.

Cl'irnl' l'rcvt'nlion Btlucatioll il4

Chcmi:;t Irmt.t'udol' 1M

CrimI) l'rcv(,lltion Edut'atillll Iff'

'tOTAL •

FEIl!':RAL ~

$ H,ll:,):!. $

5,185.

1,31 ••

3,600.

6,740.

9,830.

65 ,9tH).

\),481.

8,:!61,

5,377 t

81,061.

8,447,

9,830.

18,767.

8,653.

8,:!63.

b,ti09.

0:; ,!j'ltl.

;W,OOO.

42,300.

6,8131.

19,:117.

4.679.

$744,842.

tTl'Y :U'Al'E

~ ~

lllti~3. $

:1,457.

874.

a,ooo.

10,765.

~,06&, 689.

;\06.

ti,718.

9,187. 153.

1,667. 1,667.

1,179.

3tH. 3Sl.

::,015.

1,010. 1,610.

854,

10,7U.

ll,80\i . I.O'l3 •

$169,045. $:;0,700.

l!!TY

~

S a ~ ,;11'''.

4,600,

, ~5,7U7.

14,80B.

:':8,400.

360.

1<1,199.

$249.6n.

'fU'I'AI. l'l!(!.:!lli:!

8 };~on,

171.tiU,'.

:l[I,t):"{ ,

11,lIHi.

'7,1'10.

lUi. 74::,

11 ,bUO,

II ,uj '{ .

!.'I,l!l4.

l:.! .()~14.

4'I,flOIl.

l'I,II:IH.

$1,lll4,:!l4.

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES 1979

RET IRE MEN T S

SG'r. MARVIN ~l'ITER Aux11iary Servioes Sub-Division

Appointed Patrolman Promoted to Sergeant Disability Retirement

7- 1-54 12-13-65

3-17-79

PAT. DARRELL MC BRAYER UnifoH.( Patrol Sub-Division

Appointed Patrolman 12- 5-66 Disability Retirement 4-18-79

PAT. AUGUSTINO LIPPOLIS Uniform Patrol Sub-Division

Appointed Patrolman Retired

10- 1-52 5-14-79

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RALPH LANTER

Appointed patrolman Promoted to ser~eant

HOWAHD AYEHS

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES 1979

PRO MOT ION S

5-12-75 1- 1-79

Apjlointed Patrolman 1-26-76 Promott.)<.i t.o Sel'gl'tUlt 3-19-79

JAMES mlNgI.L

Appointed Patrolman Promoted \;0 Sergeant.

KATItLimN MASON

1-14-63 1- 1-70

Appointed Cadet 9-~6-77 Pl'omoted to

policewoman 6-18-79

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DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES 1979

APPOINTMENTS

;Oo1bert McBride l)anny Palmer Barbara Schantz Hoger Zinkhon Kathleen Mason Gene Kelly

February 5, 1979 February 5, 1979 February 5, 1979 February 5, 1979 June 18, 1979 July 1, 1979

Pat. garry Osborn Pat. James Tate

R E S I G NAT ION S

Appointed Patrolman Appointed Patrolman

11-16-71 Resigned 8-20-79 2-17-69 Resigned 8-31-79

~red as "POLICEMAN OF THE YEAR" by the Exchange Club

Sgt. George Belcher

Appointed Patrolman 5-2-60 Promoted to Sergeant 4-26-76

Honored as "POLICEMAN OF THE YEAR" by V.F.W. Grimes-Kohl Post #1031

Pat. Steven Brooks

Appointed Patrolman 5-12-75

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DI:;PAl!1'~IENTAL AC'rIVI1'lES 1979

Cl"ll'k 1'cchnical ColleGe, pro.jed LOlltSE

Sgt;. M. Day Whi Le Collar Crime (.t, n. Pritchard ~('!m;h {; lit'jiltn'

1'<1 t. I\. Hoppel' Pat. 1'. Fuy Put. ,J. Sweeney

Lt. 1(. Barcelol1(\ Lt. B. Millt'r Lt. D. Pritchurd

Sgt. H. Muroum

Lt. M. Slddmol'e Lt. H. Theopo108 Sgt. J. Bishop Sgt. M. Hatfield Sgt. H. Lanter figt. E. Penwo 11

Sgt. J. Bi»hop Sgt. n. Lanter Sgt. r; • Penwell

Sgt. J. Bishop Sgt. ~r. Dny Pat. D. Fair Put. B. Lyons Put. W. Purks Put. J. Schrader Put. N. Smith Pat. N. Smoot

Sgt. H. Marcum Put. S. Bl'ool<s Pat. H. BU1'1t Pat. R. Davidson Put. P. Duckett Pat. N. Huytas Pat. H. Osborll Pat. C. Schreiber Put. J. Sweeney

Feb. 8

Spl'ingf'i e Id Munagemtmt Assoc 1(\ t ion

Munng(,)nwnt Scmlluu' ~Inl'. 17

!nternationul ASSlIC. Chiefs of Police

Developing Computer Capabilities Dullus, Texns

Busic Intoxilyzer Operation

Police Supervision

Bomb Dis1'05n1 ullit Trnining Class

Bomb Disposul unit Training Class

ligt. n. O'Udell

May 14 - 17

Stute Dept. of Health

Jun. 4 - 5

1'. Shepherd

SRt. II. ~ers Sgt. .J. Ncwe 11

Sto.te Highl1uy Putrol Acudemy Colul1lbus, Ohio

Feb. 5 - 9 Pilt. P. Bush

Springfield Fire Divisien

May S Pat. D. Anon Po.t. J. Bniloy ('ut. 1'. Collier rat. M. Compton Pat. M. Cox Put. P. tuy Put. lL tirst Put. S. Moody

Muy 11

Police DiR~lpline Nushv il](: I T()IITl.

nlmior Int(lxilYJ"l' OperutllI'

BUBic IntDxi ly.~tH\ Opot-ator

~lodu1ar AcGidellt Inve~tigati{)l1

Bomb Disposul [lni t Tro.ining CI08H

~Iay 7 - t\

Mu,v In

Dr;PAH1'MENTAL ACTIVITmS 1979

chId' l'iint;ton !itultz atl':nd(~d Ohio AGGuci~\t.icJn Chici'Ll of Polille Conference, Cleveland, Ohio, "ugu;;! 1 ~ 3, t(179.

Chief l1iw,ton :;tultz utlcnd{'(l Illt(lrnatiolml A~JSoch\tion Chiefs of Police coni'el'ence, Dullus, Texas ~;eptcJllhcr If, - .~O, 1979.

,',

'£HAININCl

A 600 hour Ilcc:ruiL School N(\S cuntluctcd in thl' :~pringficld 1'01 i co Di vision Academy from l'~bl'ual'y 6, 1979 to ,Hmo 22, 1979. Hucruits in attc'ndarmc \~OI'C: ,lames Keys, Danny Palmer, flarbal'(\ SahantF., Rogel' Zinkhon, Delbert. ~lcBridc, Lois Byerly, Paul Chatfield, ~lal'C 1I01l: and Ilruce Sigman.

Training Officer in CharlW NUS Lieut.. Hogel' .1. Btu'celona.

it .. '; ~'t 1t i:

During 1979 mnny officcrs attcnd{~t.1 schools offering courscs beneficial to our Division at various locations. The:;c schools Here US folloNS:

Pnt. ll. Osbol'll

Cadct. L. Baggett Cadct M. BOWel'S Cadet n. clark

Pat. P. Bush

Sgt. R. Marcum

Lt. D. Pritchard Sgt. R. Lovral(

Sgt. J. Bishop

Pat. P. Fay

Sgt. J. Bishop

Capt. J. Richard Capt. fl. Taylor Lt. It. Barcelona Lt. R. Beedy Lt. H. (.;vun:;

Pat. P. Bush Pat.. M. Cox

Pat. ~!. CIJ:-I

Sgt. l'. LeVan

ohio Peace Oeficers Training Acudemy, London, Ohio

Color Photography "Tan.

Basic Communications l··cb.

Baton Tactics Feb.

Law Enforcement Feb. Photogl'Ophy Mal".

Stress Management Mar.

Basic l'ingerprinting May

Financial Invesi. May

LUN Enforcemel1 t Photography June

Designing Field Offic~r Training progl'ams

16 - 19

12 - 15

20 - 23

27 -2

21 - 23

7 -11

e - 11

5 - 8

.Junc 25 - ~7

LaN Enforcement PhoLography ;;('pt. 10 - 13

:>cmi-Automatic Pi!; lol ltm tun: Lors Coursc ~ei. 15 - 19

Bani.: .1uvenile Officer DeL. 29 -Training Nov. 2

l"ircal'm,~ Instructors Nov. 19 - 21 Hcf'rcsher Course

sr,t. It. Marcun)

Sgt. R. ~larcum

Pat • .1. Bniley

Lt. R. Barcelona Mrs. L. ~!a~ne

Pat, N. Smith

Sgt. M. Hatfield Pat. M. Cox

Lt. n. Pritchard Sgt. J. Pickarski

Lieut. R. EVans

Lt. B. Millcr Lt. D. Pritchard

SgL. flo NC\~el1

Li. K. ~loAtec

Pat. K. Hopper Poi. 11. Windom

Pat. C. Kopp

HgL I'. LeVan

Pat. M. Cox

Bailie: Fingerprinting

Basic Photography

Domostic Violence Trainers Seminar

Adv. Patrol Tactics

Advance Patrol Tactics

Firearms Instructor

Human Itelations !: Crisis Intervention

Managing CI'iminul Investigations

DEA Adv. Drug Invcs ligation

Manar,ing criminal Investigations

DEA Drur, Invest ir,ulion

Feb. 5 - 9

Feb. 20 - 23

Feb. 23 - 24

Mar. 12 - 23

Apr. 16 - 27

Apr. 30 -May 11

May JUllC

29 -1

June 11 - 15

Aug. 27 - 31

Hept. 4 - 7

Oct. 9 - 19

Instructional Skills Oct. 22 -for Training Officers Nov. 2

Shotgun & Chemical Wcapons

Advnnce Finr,crprinting

Nov. 5 - D

Dec. :3 - 7

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PAT HOLMAN THOMAS WALTERS

Born Appointed Patrolman Retired Died

7-24-22 3-16-49 1- 6-77

11-2()-79

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