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Police Department Personnel.. r. 1
Police Department Reserve Personnel............ 3
i.. Police Pay Plan ....,,.,r.........,.r..r.....•~... r...l r.•r.• 4
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organizational chart.... 5
Personnel, Police Activity, organization, and Plans 6
1963 Statistical Report... .......r.,. r..., b
1983 Uniform. Crime Report .............~,....,.....,.,,.a.. ....~Y...... 11
Violent Death Summezy..........~~...~.,.,.,.....~,.. .......,r......•.. r.., 14
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Departmental C;raphe ~.......~~..r,.....,........ 18
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ADMINISTRATION
Hugh Lynch, Chief of Police
Sandra Bailey, Senior Secretary
ADMINisTRATIVE i
Gary Matheson, Captain
Paul Carberry, Lieutenant
Jim Hush, Crime Prevention officer
Bob Stalder, Personnel a Training Officer
Pat Locke, ID & Records Clerk
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
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Bill Cummings, captain
Gene Green# Lieutenant
Howard Kelly, Sergeant
Walter Hochheim, Detective
Mike Leverton, Detective
Dan McCormick,' Deteutiva
David Stewart, Detective
Margaret Yarbrough, Detective
Russell Lewisj Identification officer
Mike Baker, luvenile Officer
Scott Saunders, Narcotic Officer
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Millie Miller, CID Secretary
PA~ TROL
Glen Smithors, captain
Paul Abbott, Lieutenant
aim Dotson, Lieutenant
Walter keen, Lieutenant
E Joe Waddill, Lieutenant
Clovis George, Special Serviaea Sergeant
Steve Camp, Sergeant
I Bob summers, sergeant
aim Walborn, sergeant
Sylvia. Benavidee,'mraffio EnforcoMint Ufficer
Loyd Burns, Traffic Worcement Officer
Murl Calvert, Warrant Dfficot
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PATROL (Continued)
Worth Ellison, Duty Officer
Emmett Huschke, Duty officer
David Wright, Duty Officer
Tillman Uland, Parking Enforcement officer
Walter Roberts, Civilian Parking Enforcement Officer
Virginia West, Civilian Parking Enforcement Officer
Margaret Brown, Secretary
School Crossing Guards
PATROL OFFICFRSI Tim Atoheson Sill George David Matheson
Mike Bateman Johnny Glass Paul McCullough
Don Bennett Jeryl Golden Clary Moore +
Brian Blalock Gillis Hammett Amy Parrish
Donnie Britt Joanie Housewright Mark Payne
i Brian Brooks Lbe Howell David Scott j
Tony Brooks Cheryl Johnson Jay Seiler i
{ Gary Craig Fin Jones Mike Stockard
+ Roy Davenport Kenny Kirkland Gary Thomas
Don E'ptingScott Langford Guy Williamson
i Lonnie Flemming Grace Madore pay Winchell
Dan Fletcher Ray Markgberry Tom Woods
DISPATCHERSi Lisa Fisher
Ida Leonard
Steve Reiss
Teresa Sandoval
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DENTON POLICE DEPARTMENT RESERVE OtIFICERS
Art Behrens, thief
John Lassiter, Captain
Chuo`t Kull, Lieutenant
Ron Null, sergeant
Pam Allen, Officer
Mike Barrow, Officer
Linda Cagle, Officer
David Corey, officer
t Alice Core, Officer
Mike Harrill, Officer
Louie Heath, Officer
Mike Hupp, Officer
John Kramer, Officer
Robert Lockett, Officer
Jerry schachor, officer
I Shop Scogino officer
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POLICE PAY PLAN VOR FISCAL YM 83/84
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L/1 - HA10 17rl39.20 17x971.20 18,907.20
Police officer l 1r497.60 1 19,843.20 20,841,60
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8.24 6.64 r 460 1,736.80
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L/2 - Halo 22,193.60
Sergeant 1,849.46
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Lieutenant 24x211.20
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L/4 - HD10 26,832.00
r Captain 2,236.00
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Longevity $4.00 per month
per year of service - unlimited.
{ The Police Department's certification program prevides for the following
1,naentlve adjustmentsx Level 1 - 930/month for Intermediate Certificate*
Level 2
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*These figures are not cumulative,
Effeotive Dates January 1, 1984
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DENTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART CHIEF OF
POLICE
SECRETARY 1
SPECIAL CRIMINAL
PATROL ADMINISTRATIVE
SERVICES INVESTIGATION
CAPTAIN SERGEANT CAPTAIN CAPTAIa I
SECRETARY
FIRST WARRANTS LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT
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SECOND ENFORCEME SECRETARY .
PARKING PEED0NNEL to
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CROSSI RECORDS SHIFT
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TOi G. Chris Hartung, City Manager
F'ROMI Hugh Lynch, Chief of Police
sUBJECTi Personnel, Police Aotivity, Organization and Plane
DATES February 14, 1984
PERSONNEL
In 1983 the Police Department experienced a turnover rate of 16.9% of I
sworn personnel, for a total of fourteen (14) officers, This represents
a 133.38 increase over last year. The Department lost a total of 45.83
years of experience, an average of 3,27 years per person,
we obtained one (1) new position through state grant funding and two (2)
positions through a personnel increase in our budget, we hired sixteen
(16) new officers in 1983, four (4) of which have completed the Police
Academy and six (6) who are scheduled to attend in 1984.
The Police Department maintained an average of 78 full-time employees in
1983, of these, 67 were commissioned officers and 11 wero civilian
employees, The average off-duty time due to sickness 'and `injury for
police officers was 5,37 days per officer, The average sick and injury
time off for civilian personnel was 7,33 days per employee. The entire
Department lost an overall average of 5,65 days per employee, There were
16 people who were employed the full 12 months who took no sick leave,
The average off-duty time due to vacation leave was 14,33 days per polioe
{ officer, The average for oivilian personnel was 9.58 days 'per_employee.
1{ The average vacation time for the entire Department was 13.34 days 'per,
employes,
TRAF'F'IC
The number of fatal accidents in 1983 (5) decreased 16;78 when compared
to 1982 statistics, and the number of persons killed (5) also decreased
16,7%, There was a 22.7% increase in injury accidents, a difference of
157 injured, persons compared to lest year. There was a 13.6% increase
in the number of total accidents, The Department had a decrease of 25.0%
in the number of flest accidents, from 29 in 1982 to 21 in 1983.
CRIMINAL, ACTIVITY
The City experienced a 2,9% decrease in Part I crimes reported (3$37 in
1983 compared to 3,436 in 1982). There was a 150,0% increase in the
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number of murders (5 in 1963 compared to 2 in 1952), The Department
cleared 69.4% of crimes against persona and 17.88 of crimes against
property for an overall average clearance rate of 21.5% of Part T crimes
reported, In 1982 the National average clearance rate published by the
F.H.T. was 20%.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
The Department's Crime Prevention Unit has continued to meet or exceed
all anticipated goals and at present offers the following programs aimed
toward reducing the vulnerability of private citizens and the business
community from criminal actst
Neighborhood Watch
Home Security
Firearms Safety
Vandalism Protection
f Rape Prevention
Child Abuse
Safety for Teenage Drivers
Lluvenile_Laws/Crime Prevention
Bicycle Safety/Street Safety
Puppet Shows (Child safety)
Business Security
Armed Robbery Prevention
shoplifting
Theft Prevention
Currency, Check and Credit Card Schemes
Con Games
Drug Abuse
I Executive Protection
Auto Theft
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Programs are presented to individuals, civic groups, schools and busi
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CRIMINAL OFFENSES - 1983 .
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II Murder _ 7 2 5 4 5 8010
I Rae 25 5 20 11 9 55.0
Assault to Murder _ 1 1 1 100.0
j Aggravated Aasault 156 1 155 128 47 82.6
Robber 46 5 41 10 13 24,4 I
j TOTAL OFFENSES 235 13 222 154 74 69.4 I
AGAINST PERSONS
Burglary Business House 168 2 166 9 17 5.4
Burglary - Residence 185 20 165 31 27 1818
Burglary - Apartment Comp. 167 21 146 34 21 23.3
BuxlarY -Coin er, Mach, 58 58 1 1 1,7
Burglary -.Auto 351 8 343 38 16 1101
Burglary - All Others 136 11 125 12 16 946
_j Theft Over $750 238 18 223 60 30 26,9
Theft Under 750 1 787 47 1 740 348 298 20,0
{ Motor Vehicle Theft 164 15 149 ' 20 18 13.4
TOTAL Ol'F5888 30254 139 31115 553 444 17.8
AGAINST PROPERTY
I TOTAL PART I 31489 152 3,337 707 518 21.2
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Siro219 Assault 338 6 332 261 58 78.6
Unauth. Use of Motor Veh. 58 10 48 37 9 77.1
Fora 131 4 133 45 23 33.8
i Vandalism 713 2 711 55 37 7.7
Narcotics 256 4 252 249 249 98.9
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All Others l o370
TOTAL PART II
i! OFFENSES 21873 44 2,629 1,124 624 3947
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1983 1982 OR DECREASE
Murder 5 2 +150,0
Rape 20 24 -16,7
A ravated Assault 156 172 -9.3
Robber 41 56 -26,8
Burglary of Buildin 602 678 -11,2
Bur tar of Cain operated Machin 58 49 +18,4
Auto Burglary 343 332 +3,3
Theft Over $750 223 _ 212 +5,2
Theft Under $750 1,740 11799 -3,3
Motor Vehicle Theft 149 112~~ _ +33,0
TOTAL PART I CRIMES 3,337 31436 -2.9
Simple Assault 332 367 -9,5
Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicle 48 38 +26,3 ,
bbr er 133 132 - +018
Vandalism 711 762 -6.7
Narcotics 252 123 +104.9
All Other Misoellaneous ;rimes 1 3S3 1 450 -6.7
I TOTAL MISCMLANEOUS CRIMES 21829 2,872 -1.5
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JUVENILES HANDLEC 387 341 +13.5
Speeding Citations 6 796 5 321 +27.7
Other Hazardous Citations 5,107 - 3503 +45.8
Non-Hazardous Citations 9 228 51631 +63.9
TOTAL TRAFFIC CITATIONS 21,131 14,455 +46.2
D.W.I. Arrests 455 189 +140,7
Other Custody Arrests 2 832 2 537 +11.6
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TOTAL CUSTODY ARRESTS 31287 21726 +20,6
TOTAL CHARGES FIRED
(CUSTODY ARRESTS 20251 11974 +14,0
Han iaped Citations 982 0
Meter Citations 7 1895 7 497 +5,3
Overtime Citations 6 543 50614 +16,5
Other Parkin Citations 8,902 7 82 +1115
TOTAL PARKING CXTATIO149 24$22 210093 +35.3
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Fatal Veh ole Accidents S 6 -16.7
In Aooidents 610 497 +22,7
Property Damao Acoidento 2,614 2 340 +11,7
i TOTAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS 30229 21843 +13.6
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s RADIO COMPLAINTS DISPAW18D 27,689 28,793 -3.8
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5 eedin Citations 6 796 5321 +
other Hazardous Citations 51107 3,503
Non-Hazardous citations _ _9 228 5 631
TOTAL TRAFFIC CITATIONS 21,131 14,455 j
D.W.I. Arrests 455 189
other Custod Arrests 2 832 2 537
TYPAL cu5TODY ARRESTS 3,287 2,726
TOTAL CHARGES FYLlA 2,251 10974
(CUSTODY ARRESTS)
an as d CitatlonsT 982 0
Meter citations 71895 497
overtime Citations 6;543 61
other Parkin Citations 8t902 7,982
TOTAL PARKING CITATIONS 24,322 21,093
juveniles Handled b DD 197 132
Juveniles Transferred 190 209
TOTAL J(IVENTLES HANDLED 387 341
Fatal Vehicle Accidents 5 6
Tn u Aooidenta 6l0 497
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Pro ert bama a Accidents 21614
TOTAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS 31229 2,843
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Persons In tired in Accidenta 873 716
Persons Ki11ed in Accidents 5 6
Accidents in Policegtisipment 21 28
Prisoners Mu ed & Printed X705 642
Vehiolee Im ended 1122 663
Mealb served Prisoners 2 109 1 537
T.aE is Warn n s 3 585 3 845
Warrants Served 2 458 11794
gur lar Robber Alarm Ca1LS 1 628 1 812
Escorts Made 357 347
Com Taints big atchad b Radio 27 689 28,193
6 892 5 549
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' Applicants, Printed 416 360
Miles Patrolled 542,661 533,204
Man Hoare in Training 10 178 12,778
guiidin s Found en Unadoure 393 316
tteaerve Offioor Patrol Hours 4L1 1 274
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CRIMINAL HOMICIDE 7 2 5 4
FORCIBLE RAPE 25 5 20 11
Ra e b Force 22 5 17 11
Attem ted Forcible Rae -3 3
ROBBERY 46 5 4 1
Firearm 25 2 2c 6 1
Knife or Cutting Instrument 2 2 1
Other oats emus Wea n 9 2 -7 1
Stroh -Arm 10 1 9 2
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 157 156 12 9
Firearm 28 28 6
Knife or Cuttin Instrument 5"3 53 42, 2
Other nan eroue Wea n 46 1 45 5
Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 0
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BURGLARY 656 54 602 86 21
Forcible. Entry 547 44 503 72 19
Unlawful Ent - No Force 70 5 6 1
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Attem ted Forcible Ent 39 5 3
LARCENY-THEFT 2,434 70 2 364 447 78
MOTOR VEHSCLE THEFT 164 15 149 20 4
{ Autos 86 11 75 10 i
Trucks and Buses 51 4 47 8 3
Other Vehicles 27 27 2
GRAND TOTAL 30489 152 31337 707 113
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l Responding to Disturbance Calls 9
it Attempting Other Axxests 1
j Handling, Transporting, Custody of Prisoners - 1
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# Without Personal Injury - 7
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PART I OFFENSES
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VALUE OF VALUE OF
PROPERTY PROPERTY PERCENT
STOLEN RECOVERED RECOVERED
Curreno Notes etc. 115,260 32 049 27,8
Jewel Preoious Metals 468 135 276,303
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Clothing/Furs 47,056 13,594 28.9
Motor Vehicles 681 016 440,414 64.7
office Equipment 33j091 4j605 1349
Televisions Radios etc,
204 846 29p114 14,2
Firearms 28,521 4f997 17,5
Household Goods 80,246 20t753 25.9
Consumable Goods 9j979 2 091 21.0
livestock 9 0 0.0
Misoellaneous 633 394 92e759 14.6
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Stolen Locally and Recovered Locally - 69
Stolen Locally and Recovered by other aurisdictions 39
Total Locally Stolen Motor Vehicles Recovered » 108
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~ ~ OFFENSES PROPERTY STOLEN
MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT MANSLAUGHTER
FORCIBLE RAPE 5 0
TOTAL ROBBERY 20
H1 Lllay 41 272 1S3
Commercial Hnuye 71 842
Qas or Service Station 14 6,406
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onvenience 4 - 3 865
Residence
Bank 8 446
Miscallaneouy 0 255,!68
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TOTAL BURGLARY 4 436
Residence Ni--- _ 602 351,578
Residence Day 115 62 596
Re~ridenae - Unkno e 100x_`"~ 58 224
Non-Residence m4 m., 104 76 552
Non-Residence DaY : 20296,860
Nan-Residence - Unknown Time 9 5 413
TOTAL LARCENY-THEFT 72 41 933
200 and Over - 2 364 926 565
$50 to 200 $36 056
i Under $50 709 77 037
MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT 844 13 472
GRAND TOTAL » 149 751 229
ALL ITEMS
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ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS OF LA
RCENY-THEFT
TOTAL LARCENY-THEFT
I Paaket-piokin 2 364
Purse»3natohin 13- 926 568
68 7,60
I' Sha 1iEtin 17
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and Accessories 290 92 603
dio oleo 501 119 749
I.'Orom Eui] ingg 20 23 qU
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.,~.,r ,Olierated Maah.i~er 22 920
C'A31 Othar 5 2 553
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VIOLENT DEATH SUMMARY
(Other than Traffic)
DATE TIME LOCATION
VICTIM DESCRIPTION
01-17-83 9120 am 213 Coronado
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W/M, 70 Self-Inflicted
Gunshot
01-30-83 6800 am 1418 Windsor (Suicide)
j Clint Shaw Dru.; Overdose'
J 05-01-83 1.:00 pm W/M, 60 (Suioide)
2121
Stella ,rose Guerrero
M/M, 22 Blow to Head
07-31-83 215 am (Aaoident)
k ' 1102 Greenlee Raymond Rector
W/M, 63 Self-Inflicted
Gunshot :
08-19-83 Unknown (Suicide)
( 525 Pershing W
guel Perez Self-Inflicted
M/M, 35 Gunshot
08-24-0 2100 am (Suicide)
3100 W. 380
Freida Powell Knifed/
16 Dismembered
0930-83 i1r48 am (Murder)
1800
Dallas Drive Frahoieco Navarez
M/M, 42 Stabbed
with knife
I 11-18-83 9100 am (Murder)
, 404 W. Oak Ramakrishnan
3i Redheedran Drug/Poison
~I I/M, 42 Overdoes
! 11-26-63 2,G4' (Suicide)
am Acorn M.H.P. Barry Willingham
W/M, 25 Stebbed
with rnife
12-06-83 3155 (Murder)
l~ 116 W, Oak -j Porter.Brockett
Shot During
W/M, 60 Robbery
12-09-a3 I ~ 1833 pep
3112 (Murder) David Kennedy
Old Orchard Shot b
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During Burglary
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12-16-83 Homicide)
I 3850 pea 1700 Sam Baser Jeff Robertson
24 Ran Down by
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TRAFFIC FATALITY SUMMARY
N OF ACCIDENT CONTAIBUTING
DATE TIME LOCATION FATALITIES TYPE FACTORS
01-31-83 11120 am 380E @ 1 2 Care Improper Passing
Rockhill Roxana Wiswell Head-On
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Willowspring Steven Luginbyhl Fixed Object
08-06-83 12$17 am 2700 Block 1 1 Car' Speed
38OW Laurie MacKillen Roll-Over
!I 08-12.83 COO am 1300 Block 1 1 Motorcycle speed
I Audra Lane
II Marty Lovell Ran Off Road
ll?02-83 3140 Pm 2500 Block 1 1 Motorcycle Failure to Yield
f 380E James Taylor 1 car
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POLICE EQUIPMENT - ACCIDENT SUMMARY Fop 1983 fJ
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Fin cones
01-17-83 205 x x
Sylvia-Benavides 03-01-83 •20~ x x x X x X
David Wright 03-08-83 X x x
54 X X x x x x
Doug Smith 0313-83 206 x x x x x x x
Cheryl Johnson x x X x
04-1783 202 x x x x
Cheryl Johnson, X X X X' X
~ I f ,~2?-83 .203 X X X
Eery MaoYS 05-03-83 209 X x x X x k
Fin Jones x x x
05-2183 202 x x x x x
Don-Hennett x x X
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05-24.-$3 206 x x :t x X
Murl Calvert x x X X X X
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Mike-Meneendick 0613-83 207 X x x x x x x x
Mika Poker x x
07,.20»83 78 x x x x
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DATE NUMBER Wro ~ ~~y ~ro ti ~ ~ 4
Jim Dotson 08-31-83 201 x x x X x x % X%
Bryan Robinson 10-03-83 81 X X x x x X X
Ray Marksberry 10-22-83 207 X ~X X X X X X. x p II
Fay Winr•hell 10.25-83 203 x x X x x x x- X V 1
Fin Jones 11-07.83 204 X x X X X X X
Margaret Yarbrough 11-10-83 77 x x x x X% X X
a Jay Seiler 12-14-83 209 x x X X x X x x
j Kenny Kirkland 12-26-83 209 X X X X 'X 8 X
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S P N 160 CRIME PREVENTION
E R E t55
C 0 I 150
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R R H 145 1
I A B 140
T M O 135
Y S R 130
S P 0 125 I
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R E D 115
S 110
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A E C 95
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2950 310
2300 305
2250 300
2200 295
2150 290
2100 285
2050 'A 280
2000 2'15
T 1950 270
R 1900 265 T
F 1850 260 A
F 1800 255 F
1 1750 250 F
C 1700 245 I
P 1650 240 C
1600 235
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K 1500 225 C
E 1450 220 I
T 1400 215 D r
S 1350 210 E
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1200 195
1150 190 t
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1000 175
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900 165 !
850 160
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H M 1280 PARKING TICKETS
A E 1.240
D E 1200
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I R 1160
C 1120
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51500 DPNTON POLICE DPPARThiPNT 825
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48500 2675
48000
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47500 2625
47000 2600
M 46500 2575 C
I 46000 2550 A
L 45500 2525 L
S 45000 2500 L
44500 2475
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A 43500 2425 0
T 43000 2400 R
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L 42000 2350
L 41500 2325 R
41000 2300
D 40500 2275 I
40000 2250 C
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38500 2175
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s A 400
T R
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D R 380
Y s 370
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R S
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E E 330
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