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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984 i C t i 1 lG a. l DENTON POLICE DEPARTMENT 1984 ANNUAL REPORT To$ City Managsr, G. Chris Hartung f I 3 . E o l _ i . TABLE OF CONTENTS 4. DENTON POLICE DEPARTMENT 1984 v. page 1 Police Department personnel.-,, 1I police Department Reserve Personnel. 3 ` 4 ; Police Pay Plan 1 I organizational Chart..,* 5 Personnel, police Activity, organization and plane 6 8 1984 Statistical Reports............ Distribution of Duty Time.......... Ll 12 1984 Uniform Crime Report,......... Violent Death Summary............................... 15 Traffic Fatality Summary.,,, 16 , i { Police Vehicle Accident Summary........... 17 1 l0 ~ Dopartmental Graphs............................... 1 , + DENTON POLICE DEPARTMENT - 1964 ADMINISTRATION Hugh Lynch, Chief of Police Sandra Bailey, Senior Secretary f ADMINISTRATIVE Gary Matheson, Captain Paul Carberry, Lieutenant Jim Hush, Crime Prevention Officer Bob Stalder, Personnel & Training Officer Debra sarend, Statistical Services Clerk + Robin Bradley, ID & Records Clerk Brenda Green, ID & Records Clark Vicky Walker, Statistical Services Clerk CRIMXNAL INVESTIGATION Bill Cummings, Captain Jim Dotson, Lieutenant Howard Kelly, Sergeant ' Lonnie Flemming, Detective Walter Hochheim, Detective 4 Mika Leverton, Detective i Dan McCormick, Detective David Scott, Detective ' David Stewart, Detective ~Y'.. Margaret Yarbrough, Detective Russell Lewis, identification Officer +Ex Mike Baker, Juvenile Officer + Millie Miller, CID Secretary i PATROL Glen Smithers, Captain I { Paul Abbott, Lieutenant Gene Gratin, Lieutenant Walter Keen, Lieutenant Joe Waddili, Lieutonant Clovis George, Special Services Sergeant ! n, Steve Camp, Sergeant , + r r r r 2 J i i PATROL (Continued). Bob Summers, Sr,ryaant It, Jim Welborn, Sergeant David Wright, Sergeant ,v Sylvia Senavides, Traffic Enforcement Officer Loyd Burns, Traffic En£oroomant Officer Murl Calvert, Warrant Officer Mike Homer, Duty Officer Emmett Husohke, Doty Officer I Kenny Kirkland, Duty Officer Tillman Uland, Parking Enforcement Officer Ann Andrews, Civilian Parking Enforcement Officer Walter Roberts, Civilian Parking Enforcement Officer Vat Strickland, 8ecrotary School Crossing Guards PATROL OFFICERSt Tim Atohoson Dom Epting Paul McCullough Mika Bateman Bill George Gary Moore Sharon Baughman Johnny Glass Benny Parkey Brian Blalock Joryl. Golden Mark Payne Donnio'Britt Gillis flarw')tt Jay sailer Brian Brooks Greg Hedges, Mike Stoekard Tony Brooks Joan hattsewright Gary Thomas Jimmy Broyles Lee Rowell Roger White James Carrico Cheryl Johnson Guy Williamson r Mika Cooper Fill Jonas fay Wincholl Cary Craig Scott Langford Mike Wt f Roy Davenport David Matheson Tom Woocs DISPATCHERSi bias Fisher E Ida Leonard Steve Raicc Teresa Ward f 1 I1 i i i I , j i iJ DENTON POLICL' DEPARTMENT REURVE OPFICERS `c Art Behrens, Chief Chuck Kull, Captain 4 Mike Hupp, Lieutctnant Alice Gore, Sergeant Ronald H. Hull, Sergeant s Pam Allun, Officer Mike Sarrgw, Officer Linda Cagle, Officer Louis Heath, Officer Brian Joseph Horn, Officer Kerry Jones, Officer Dana Kaisner, Officer John Lassiter, Officer Shirley Jean Lawlion, Officer Robert Lockett? Office),' Ivey Price, Officer j 1 4. Shop Scogin, Officer t j I j .1 r l COV i 1 f 4 r i POLICE PAY PLAN FISCAL YEAH 1984/85 EFFECTIVE OCT08ER It 1984 I ` A R C b r 2ntty* (1 Yr.)* (2 Yrs,) (3 Yre.) (5 Yrs,) L/1 - HA10 18,948,80 19,884,80 20,904,00 21,964,80 23,067.20 s Polico Officer 1,579,06 11657,06 11742.00 1,830,40 1,922,26 9.11 9.56 10,05 10,56 11,09 d..erue F 0 (7 Yrs.) (9 Yrs.) L/1 HALO 24,211,20 25,438.40 Senior Police 21017,60 2,119,86 Officer 11,64 12.23 A 9 Entry (3 Yrs.) L/2 - 11810 261062.40 27,331,20 Sergeant 2,171,86 2,277,60 12.53 13.14 L/3 - HC10 28,371.20 29,764.80 Lieutenant 2,364.26 21480,40 j , ~f' a 4 3,64 14,31 L/4 - Hp10 31,740.80 33,321.60 i Captain 2,645,06 2,776,80 15.26 16.02 i Longevity - $4.00 per month per year of service - unlimited. € The Police Department's certification program provides for the following { Incentive adjustments) Level 1 - $30/month for intermediate Certificato** Level 2 - $45/month for Advanced Certificate*** *Employees hired prior to 10-1-84 are eligible for step increases at 6- month intervals through Step L. To obtain step E', 7 years is required. **Senior Officer )evele require more experience and may involve Y greater i .flr responsibilities, ***These figures are not cumulative. r. Ji1 ' r~unu-+tlLa,~Nk..RV....ra+. r 4 is ` r ~l ;~,tt" xY , i i=,'=~i{.•n , -ql 'VA 1e ■ DENTON POLICE DEPARTMENT ' ORGANIZATIONAL CHART CHIEF Of POLICE i S CHETAFtY I PATROL S CIAL CRI I [ ADM M NAL gE i INISTRATIVE RI ICES CAPTAIN CAPTAIN INVESTIGATION ' SERGE NT CAPTAIN ij 3ECRETARy SECRETARY H'TRST WARRANTS LIEUTHNAWT SHIFT 1 LILIITENANT? A PERSONNEL PAR G T SECONULNE'ORGt MEET' & TRAINING SERGEANT 4. ,a VEMull RIME FIRST 1. _ POUND PRFVENTrON SHIFT viIRD SHIFT ~ , • CROSSING ~{2~CC?12DS ~ s D . . =SECOND DUAR8 5HTVT 4 . 3HI'1EC~ i Y ' 1IFT {r ' yIUVFN I L79 rt CRACL IL' SECTION P7Nf.'OREET PROPFRTY i i' r, r , I 6 a ~ + TOi G. Chris Hartung, City Manager i FROM: Hugh Lynch, Chief of Police SUBJECTi Personnel, Police Activity, organization and Plans DATEi January 18, 1985 I j St' us PERSONNEL to 198.1 the Polies Department experienced a turnover rate of 17.3% of sworn personnel, for a total of thirteen (13) officers, This represents an 8.56 docreaae from last year, The Department lost a total of 57.42 years of experience, an average of 4.42 years per person, E. We hired twelve (12) now officers in 1984, :jix (6) of which have com- pleted the Police Academy and two (2) who are scheduled to attend in c ` 19ES5. The Police Department mainLained an average of 82 full-time employees in 1984, Of theen, 71 were commissioned offi.cere and 11 were civilian employees. The average off-duty time due to sickness and injury for police officers was 5.48 per officer, The average sick and injury time off for civilian personnel was 6.22 days pot employee. The entire ' Department lost an overall average of 5,58 aayu per employee. There wavo four. (4) pao~le who were employed the full 12 months who took no ' leave. The average off-duty time due to vacation leave was 13.08 t`g put poliat~ officer, The average for civilian personnel was 10.19 „ r days per employee, The average vacation time for the entire Department r was 12.69 days per employee, TRAFFIC IX, The number of fatal accidents in 1984 (9) increased 80.04 when compared to 1983 statistics, and the number of persons killed (10) increased by 66,76, There was a 13.8% increase in injury acoidents, a difference of 162 injured persons compared to last year. Thero was a 9.64 increase i in the number of total accidents. The Department had an increase of 19.06 in the number of float accidents, from 21 in 1983 to 25 in 1,984. CRIMINAL ACTIVITY The City experienced a 12,0% increase in Part I-crimes reported (3,737 re ~ in 1984 compared to 3,3.37 in 1983). The Department cleared 72.96 of ;j1 ~ ( , ( r r.y:r 1 f i t' it a t, M 7 !k W V crimes against persons and 18.3% of crimes against proporty for an overall average clearance rate of 21.3% of part I crimes reported. t SPECIAL PROGRAMS The Police Department has recently instituted a Crimestoppers program jf which opened its phone lines on December. 13, 1984, The purpose of the ' t program is to collect information from citizens about crime. The program pays cash rewards to confidential informants upon indictment. It offErs the Police Department an avenue to collect criminal informa- tion that was heretofore ungathored due to fear of retaliation and apathy. The program is advertised in the Denton Record Chronicle, the Denton Shopper and the Pennywise, it is reviewed on the Denton radio station, KDNT, through weekly. CRIME OF THE WEEK features, The program's citizen committee members are USn's Mike Grandey, Denton Independent School District's Fred Hill and KDNT's manager Roy May. The progxaw is completely funded by citizen contributions, the year- end balance of which was $820 as of December. 311 1984. Two phones have f been installed in the CID offices, and an answering machine was purchased { with monies from the program fund. I During the last two weeks of 1984, the program recisved nine calls, one tip resulted in the clearance of 22 auto burglary reports and the recovery of $3,000 worth of stolen property. Thr9e arrests were made. Other tips aro still under investigation. In 1985 we plan to expand the advertising program by manufacturing and A distributing Crimestoppers signs, continuing the CRIME OF THE WEEK pro- s; gram and making personal appearances before civic groups, I i I 41 h I V yeah ` Chief of Police F i i w, 7 r r CRIMIOAL OFFENSES 1984 _u 0 4J o 44 a a ~ u aa~ a Murder 5 5 5 4 10010 }telpe 29 4 25 13 3 52.0 Assault to Murder 2 1 1 1 1 100.0 A ravated Assault _ 123 4 119 101 49 84,9 Robber 60 7 53 28 26 52.8 TOTAL OF F'ENSES ' AdAIN5T PARSONS 219 16 203 148 83 72,9 Bur lar - Business (louse 208 6 202 25 40 12,4 Bur lar - Residence 293 29 264 34 25 12.9 Burglary - A artment Com 183 16 167 27 8 16.2 Bur jar Coin U er. Mach. X21 21 2 2 915 Bur lar - Auto 400 11 389 67 27 17.2 Bur lar All others 120 5 115 20 23 27,4 Theft over $750 186 i8 168 w 33 13 19.6 Theft Undor $750 2 086 66 2 020 394 325 29.5 Motor Vehicle Theft 234 46 188 46 32 24.5 TOTAL OFFENSES I AOAINST PROPERTY 3 731 197 3534 648 495 18.3 TOTAL PART S OFFENSES 3 950 213 3 737 796 578 21.3 tE k 81m le Assault 407 6 40.1 340 57 89.8 Unauth, Use of Motor Veh. 66 9 57 33 5 57.9 For or 126 6 120 42 33 35,0 Vandalism 956 12 944 75 47 7,9 j Narcotics 156 6 150 146 185 97.3 All Others 11411 23 10388 387 202 27.9 TOTAL PART II j OFFENSES 3 122 62 3,060 1 U23 529 33,4 } THIS YEAR LAST YEAR 9 INCREASE 1984 1983 OR DECREASE . Murder 5 5 0,0 Rae 25 20 A ravated Assault 120 +25,0 obber 156 -23.1 R 53 91 +29.3 Bur lar of tluildinq~ 748 602 +29.3 our lar of Coin o`. Machine 21 58 -63,8 Auto Burglary 389 343 +13,9 Theft Ov,~r $750-- 168 223 24,7 Theft Under $750 -24.7 20020 Motor Vehicle Theft 1,740 +16.1 188 149 +26.2 TOTAL PART I CRIMES 31737 3,337 +12,0 Sim Is Assault 401 332 +20 Ua n uth. Use of Motor Vehiclo 57 48 + 8,88 1 For or 120 133 Vandalism -9.8 Narcotics 944 711 +32,8 All Other Misc. Crimes 150 252 -40,5 1138 8 1 353 +2,6 TOTAL PART 11 CRIMES 3,060 20829 +8.2 JUVENILES HANDLED 951 387 +16,5 S eedin Ci.tatione 5 002 61796 Other Hazardous Citations 31430 5-26,4 ` 107 -32.8 Non-Razardous Citations 8 275 9,228 -10,3 , TOTAI. TRAFFIC CITATIONS 16,707 21,131 -20.9 D,W,i, Arrests 409 955 I other Custod Aerests -10,1 31137 2,832 +10.8 TOTAL CUSTODY ARRESTS 30596 31287 +7,9 TOTAL CHAR(;ES FILED (CUSTODY ARRESTS) 3,149 21251 +39,9 ' Handica ad Citations 490 982 Meter Citations 6 720 _ -507 Overtime Citations ---x'895 7 786 6,543 +19.0 Other parkin Citations 8 313 8 902 - -6.6 TOTAL PAIi.ING CITATIONS 23,309 241322 -4.2 Fatal Vehicle Accidents 9 ; In ur Accidents 5 Pro ert Dam= © Accidents 694 610 +1318 2 563 2 366 +R,3 TOTAL TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS 3,266 :72,981 X9,6 RADIO COMPLAINTS DISPATCHED 30, 568 ?.7, 689 +10, 4 i r i j 10 i~ k ' THIS YEAR LAST YEAR 1984 1983 002 6 796 , 11 Speeding citations 5 other Hazardous Citations 3,430 5,107 Non-Hazardous Citations 8 275 9 228 TOTAL TRAF'F'IC CITATIONS 16,707 21,131 D.W.I. Arrests 409 455 Other Custody Arrests 3,137 r 2 832 TOTAL CUSTODY ARRESTS 31546 31287 TOTAL CHARGES FILED 31149 2,251 (CUSTODY ARRESTS) Handioa ed Citations 490 982 Meter citations M 61720 7,895 Overtime Citations 71_786 6 543 Other Parkin Citations 8 313 8,902 TOTAL PARKING CITA'T'IONS 23,309 24,322 Juveniles Handled by PD 267 197 Juveniles Transferred 164 190 TOTAL JUVENILES IIAND14LD 451 387 ~ Fatal Vehicle Acoidenta 9 5 1 Injury Accidents 694 610 1 f PYO ert Dama a Accidents 2 563 21366 TOTAL TRAF'F'IC ACCIDENTS 31266 21981 I Persons Injured in Accidents_ 1,035 W 873 ' Persons Killed in Acoidentet 10 6 Accidents in Police Ecul iFTmaht 25 _ 21 Prisoners Mugged & Pr. anted _ ry 873 705 1 Vehicles Im mounded 1,367 11122 Meals Served Prisoners 2, Ohl 2 109 ; Traffic Warnings 1 578 31585 Warrants Served 3,737 2,458 1,677 _ j Bur lar Robber Alarm Calls 1 1628 Esoorts Made 365 357 _ f ComSplainta Dispatched by Radio r 301568 27,689 i Back-U Calls 80952 4V,6~692 i A lioants Printed _ 451 416 Miles Patrolled 5590826 542,661 Man Hours in TrainiLL _ 12 951 10,178 Buildings Found Open, Unsecure 413 393 41 Reserve Officer Patrol Hours 754 1 ;Y i f I 11 i f 1 e 77 DISTRIBUTION OE' DUTY TIME - Si0UR5 s MENT f _ , 24 116$ 61 Patrol 6,737 1 Traffic Enforcement PATROL M134~74 91 Accident Inveetigal_ 2 789• 12,6265 65 Cane for Service 01 Court _ 4065 s 2a Investi ative 5091 Administrative 26,2041 5,090 44 00_ ,015 ...~.r 10,09A 473 Report Writing 61695 21925k personal Activity 916855 7344 20 10,440~ Off Duty 91777 21890 8355 13,5021a Other 13,0911 854~ 6515Y 14,5975 DISTRIBUTION OF DUTY TIME - PERCENTAGES 17.1 1 Patrol 21.4 6.0 ~4.8 i Traffic Enforcement Accident Investigation 2.5 210 11.2 8.9 Calls for Service - 0.4 1.5 0.5 Court t Investigative 0.4 4116 6.7 7`2 1l lrative 23.3 23.2 6214 25,0 Admfinis ! 5.9 1.3.3 7.4 7.2 Re ort Writing''.. Personal Activity 8.6 3.4 0.3 7.4 Off Duty 8.7- 13.1 13.0 9.6 Other 11.6 3.9 10.2 10.3 c 29005 f Manhours in Two-Men Patrol Emergency Calls/Response Times - 4.51 ' Non-Emergency Calls/ Response Times - 9.92 Total Calls/Response Times " 9.46 i i `I 1 12 r ~ 1984 UNIFORM CRIME REPORT 9f' PART I OFFENSES M 6 „ N N D 00 W N h1 rql~q ~U a a H U U H O p ' CRIMINAL HOMICIDE 5 5 5 f FORCIBLE RAPE 29 4 25 13 N Rae b Force 22 3 19 10 a 7 1 6 3 Attem ted Forcible Ra s ROBBERY 6.0 7 53 28 2 Firearm 21 1 20 13 Knifo or cutting Instrument 14 3 11 r 7 Other Dangerous Weapon 11 1~ l0 4 Stxon -Arm 14 2 12 4 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 125 5 120 102 3 Firearm 29 3 26 23 Knife or Cuttin Instrument 34 2 32 28 Other Dangerous Weapon 37 37 29 2 I Hands Fists, Feet, etc, 25 25 22 1 , BURGLARY 804 56 748 106 18 I Forcible Entry 665 48 617 8 15 Unlawful Entr No Force 91 2 89 17 2 Attempted Forcible Entr 48 6 42 1 1 LARCENY-THEFT 2,693 95 2,598, 496 108 ` MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT 234 46 188 46 1.2 A Autos 127 32 95 27 5 Trucks and Buses 59 11 48 12 3 i, other Vehicles 48 3 45 7 4 1 GRAND TOTAL 3 950 2L3 31737 796 143 OFFICERS A88AULTBO f Responding to Disturbance Calla - 4 Attempting Other Arrests 3 Handlingy Transporting, Custody of Prisoners - 2 j investigating suspicious Persons 1 others 2 ~ !r ' k With Personal injury r 5 } N Without Personal Injury - 7 1 13 ~I I 1984 UNIFORM CRIME REPORT j PART I OFFENSES i i VALUE OF VALUE OF PROPERTY PERCENT PROPERTY STOLEN RECOVERED RECOVERED 160 646 46 552 29,0 _ Currency r N~ oto..s 1 Et°' - 37 ? 37 8.8 __L Jewelr Precious Metals 425 016 -L2 t, 65,606 16,791 25.6 Clothin Furs 807 67.5 956,687 645, Motor vehicles, 635 2.5 _ Otfioe v. uipMentr_ 25x373 226 636 53,14___ _-523.4 Televisions, Rr q!_ etc. 47, 620 111 714 24.6 Firearme 71618 10.7 Rousehold Goode 71,027 r. 24t455 81550 35.0 Consumable Goods 70 551 12.1 Miscellansou6 581 370 2,584,516 898,500 34:8 TOTAL j a It, NUMBER OF MOTOR VEHICLES RECOVERED ; Stolen Locally find Recovered Locally k stolen 100ally and Recovered by Oilier Jurisdictions y 116 Total Locally Stolen Motor Vehioles Rerovered 4 28 Stolen Out of Town, Roaoverod Locally i t 4 n + i i . . L I-- 14 ~ F' 4 j I s 1984 UNIFORM CRIME REPORT PART I OFFENSES ACTUAL J VAGUE OF OFF'EN5k:8 PROPERTY STOLEN 5 0 f CRIMINAL HOMICIDE 25 0 j FORCIBLE RAPE 53 - 96,720 ' TOTAL ROBBERY 15 2679 Hi hwa 6 651118 Commercial House 13 13 079 Convenience Stox4 _ 10 ).9 328 1 Residence 1 L 375 Miscellaneous 600 563 748 TOTAL BURGLARY 17"" 2 L3~8 000 W Residence W aL ht 104 12b 439 Residence - Da 16s L55,664-_ Residence -Unknown Time 181 97 486 Nnn-Residence Ni ht - 2,25tl 14 Non-Residence Da 7,13 80,724 s,« Non-Reeldenoe - Unknown Time 2,598 1,082,059 TOTAL ~,A~2CENYrTHEFT 929 _ 985j591 $200 and over 84,003 $50 to $200 12,46 8% 5under 50 805 174 188 j MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT 2,584,516 GRAND TOTAL - ALL ITEMS l ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS Or LARCENY `1e082, 059 TOTAL LARCENY»THE~'T 971 Pocket-PickSng G9 7 087 I Purse Snat;ohin 296 3528 eho lifting 392 175 043 From Motor VohiaLes 507__ _ 114 d76 Motor VahicLe Parts and Accessories 287 44 7_37_ eicvoles - 459 233 1 From Buildin s L9 905 Feom Coin-Operated Machines 567 472-46 { I r1 All Othox i , : r i j k VIOLENT DEATH SUMMARY y (other than Traffic) DATE TIME LOCATION VICTIM DESCRIPTION 02-23-84 7115 am Evers Park Lee Martin Keller Carbon Monoxide I, W/M, 36 Poisoning (Suicide) 04-08-84 5100 pm 1.300 Mike Harbeson Self-Inflicted Gallas Drive W/M, 23 Gunshot j / (Suicide) If 1~ 04-28-84 12125 am 1310 Rosio C. Glaze Self-InfIiceod Scripture W/F, 35 Gunshot _ (suicide) 06-24-84 7x30 am 103__ W Willie E. Black Ounskaot Heritage Lane 8/M, 26 (Murder) 08-22-84 12110 am 1200 No Elm Jimmy Don Wobb Hanging W/M, 35 (Suicide) 08-26-84 11:10 am 1551 Mingo Rd, Kim D, Beasley Gunshot r _ W/F, 28 (Murder) 08-26-84 11110 am 1551 Mingo Rd, Michelle Beasley Gunshot W/F, 8 (Murder) 10.11-84 6:i5 pm 1880 Boyd St, ) Venice Bruce Self-Inflicted W/F', 31 Gunshot (Suicide) 1 11-25-94 9100 am 2505 I-35 Bernjamin Worden Blow to Head r W/M, 8 most (Murder) } 12-21-84 8105 pm 816 Joaep)r Foaglns Gunshot Croestimbers B/M, 22 (Murder) } r f 1. , 16 . { rl` l t f 1 TRAFFIC FATALITY SUMMARY ' OF ACCIDENT CONTRIBUTING F' DATE TIME LOCATION FATALITIES TYPE FACTORS j + + .scot r 05-06-84 109 am 3000 E. 1 1 Car owl k McKinney Roll-Over 05-06-84 9152 pm Carroll & 1 Broadside `Speed/ j r, r Sycamore Fail to Yield 08-•24-84 1230 am 1200 1 2 Cars DWI Mayhill Rd, Head-On 09-05.84 4149 pm 1700 N 1 1 Car ~r Seed Bonnie Seae Fixed Object p •tt _ 09-07-84 407 am 600 1 1 car Speed Loop 288 1 Tenctor Trailer Rear-Fnd ' 09-24-84 10100 pm Hwy 377 1 1 Car $Vaod Ran Off Roadway 21-02-84 12131 pm Windsor/ ~y 1 5 cars Operator N. Locust l y 1-moving Han Stroke 4-Parked r. il 11-03-84 9140 am 380 West 1 2 Care Wrong Side Head-On Of Roadway 1:1-06-84 10100 pm 35E Service 2 r 1 Car Spoad ' Road/ltwy 77 Fixed object Q i4 i h 4 ` f E + P 17 E POLICE EQUIPMENT - ACCIDENT SUMMARY FOR 1984 a ` OFFICER DATE RIG # LOCATION DEPT. RATING B. Brooke 01-21-84 207 Buckingham/Sherman Preventable ,i M. Stockard 01-22-84 206 Eagle/Locust; Preventable kt s i'° J sailer 02-27-84 209 200 Congress Preventable ! T. Uland 03-06-84 57 Malono/Cordell Non-Preventable k B. Blalock 03-09-64 206 Hinkle/Mimosa [Ion-Preventable C. Johnson 03-18-84 202 Ronnie Brae/W. Oak Preventable j L. Flemming 04-27-84 202 N. Elm/McKinney Non-Preventable t a D, lpting 05-16-84 207 1500 Windsor Preventable O. Mcoru 06-18-84 206 E, McKinney/Loop 288 Preventable f'a B. Blalock 06-23-84 205 400 W. University Preventablo M. Payne 06-24-84 207 200 Cedar Preventable M. Stockard 06-X27-84 206 200 S, Ruddetl Preventable C. Johnson 08.42-84 203 Sherman/Bolivar Non-Pxeventubie M. Payne 08-08-84 204 U.S. 77/bonnie brae Preventable 1 +rr M. Yarbrough 08-11-84 54 W. Univ./35 Serv, Rd. Non-Preventable 1 !d 0. Craig 09-0584 23.2 I35W n Ponder exit Non-Preventable D, Epting 09-05-84 202 135W/FM 2449 Non-Preventable (parked) 09-22-84 201 500 FY.. Worth Dr, Non-Preventable (Parked) 10-07-84 79 120 S. Carroll Non-Preventable ii I G. 'Phgmaa 10»26-84 212 Carroll Blvd,/Eagle Non-Preventable J. Seiler 10-28-84 206 2414 Charlotte Preventable S. Parkey 11-01-84 202 Teasley/Londonderry Non-Preventable D, Brit 11-10-84 210 bell Ave./Hickory Preventable 0. Thomas 11-14-84 212 3500 E, McKinney Preventable M. Wood 12-21-84 210 1800 W, University Non-Preventable s I. , , 21, j ' ot~ ! a ! !I i` r t sy't ;j r f r gh ell D, ,y I FY 1582•'98 l Denton Police Department w ♦ ~ FY 1989-84 Calls for Service + 35AA h „ . ? . %4M 3,200 ' 9,100 3,000 I 2,900 2,800 , I • 2,700 2,600 I ; err 2 500 ♦ ► • M wo 40 2,400 2,300 r , 21200 ~ ~ 2,10Q 1 -i- -4- --T i7an Fab Mar Apr May t'un L'ul ]lug Sept OCt Nov Dec, ,r } i tf r ,r I is .1 - r j - I 19 r j I } f Denton Police Department mw0-m FY 1502-80 Average Response Time m ♦ ~ FY 1583-84 1 7,00 Emergency 6.50 6.00 5{g0 9.00 I I J, 4.50 rw so 00 web 00^ 1 3190 3,00 2,50 I ; z{oo 1 1,50 1,00 0,5b { 0,00 Jan Feb Max Apr t%y LT 0'u1 Aug gapt Oct Nov Dea { I I ' I l I a { , tp 20 I Denton Police Department mwOw-" PY 1982-a3 f Average Response Time " • » ~~8a~e4 Non-Emergency If 1~ ♦ 100 w 00 04 % 5 1 1 t ' 9 { 7.5 7 6'S 6 ilsC1 Fab Mar Apr May Tur, rut Aug dept oat Nov No 21 !I i Denton Police Department- 1saz- Miles Patrolled W • FY 1983-84 49,500 ± , 49,000 ; s l,.. 4e,5U0 # w r 48!0W I , 47,600 +4I+ . , a~r,otlo' r ~ r 46,500 46,0W t 45,500 1 45' I 44,500 V , 44,On0 42,500 r ►I 42,000 42,Sa0tl t 42,000 41,800 f Jen Feb Mar Apr May J'un Tut Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec I' -71 uri(t 1* ,.e1 1 G, 22 {1 i f r~y}liAl ,r I , f l Y Y ! Denton Police Department FIc 1982-83 ~ * r FY 1988-84 Custody Arrests j, 340 k t ,1. 380 ilp t f r ♦ ~ 310 f f r ~ to 290 ~ f « 270 ' 260 f 290 240 -------T-----~-------~ E Jan Feb Mar Apr May Tun Jul Aug Sept act Nov Dec 1 1 1 T ~ . ? 417: ~ ~ .y ,33 I1 ,•t 5 e` i 23 r a % 1'4 t spy ~rr ~F,k l- 4~,~yr, _r f Denton Police Department w-*►-» FY 1982-83 FY' 1983-84 ` 400 Charges Filed t~E n .=1 F 380 Hi r ' 36Q { 't z! $40 320 ` 4 It JJi ~ €t 280 a A4 r 260 w 1 r r w~ x t , 44 1 % r I zoo 220 i f G 1 200 j Ik1F jf f t F ! F< ; I'S 160 ' 140 y~4 Y , 100 >h` Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oot Nov Dec 2 t t I. ,tom ! F3 # h °Bt- { a~YYYYYY,{~~ Syr . r ~~t9~ ~Yr3 - S ~CX ^,'`VF i .u 24 I i t 1. t f ^r' Denton Police Department - Owm FY 1982-83 i 4 400 Warrants Sarved • PY 1983-84 380 360 1 ♦ ~ ~ 1 1 34o ti 1 i 320 1 % 300 ` 280 ; f1 1 { ` 260 r ♦ 1 11 240 220 T t' l t a 200 t i f 180 to 140 120 100 I F---r I - - r- ! A Feb Mar Apr May L'un Ju.7. Aug Sept Oct Nov No i i „ ti 'J r r'?ht'e ' ' i i 2 5 x' r s ` ''i Denton Police Department FY 19e2 as Criminal Offenses - • ~ PY 4983-e4 4 # 440 Part I - 400 t ~l I' f ~ : •I f ' F 360 I I ' I , 340 320 4P~ ` ♦ r E 280 h ! ' 260 .I 240 %r 220 F Jan Fob Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Ort Nov DOCI r a r `l S~ IA •3 26 t s irr ,rlrF. Denton Police Department "-*mw PT 1982-83 Part afferig s FY' 1983-64 1 Old Crimes Against Persons 4 24 22 1 r 1 y ~ r 20 1 r 1 18 ~r r 1 { r 16 14 « 12 1 10' 1 Jnn Fab Mar Apr May XUn k'u1 Aug Sept Oct NOV No r, I 27 I Denton Police Department mmm*mo FY 1982-63 . 1! Y 1983-84 Part T Offtz~sr~e C"r~ xrtes Against Proporty ' 39p 370 r r 350 r ~ r ~ t r 31b, ~ ~ I j r 2701 2lf5 F--- - -E r J&n Feb Mar Apr May Tun LTu1 Aug Sept nor Nov riec ~ i' i 7 i I F I ' f 28 { r ~ , ~I If 'I s` Denton Police Department wmo- FY 1982.83 " s Part I Cloaranaes • FY 1983-84 I 120 Number Cleared . l 3 115 105 104 95 9p j r I 80 r 70 *0 OA 110 b M r 1' 60 { 50 45 + 40 35' ; Jan Feb Mar Apr May \Tun rul Aug Sept 00 t, ~Nov De" I ,I 1 - {1IN. 29 Y' t~ Y`1 FI Denton Police Department: FIT 1982-83 FY 1983-~84 i Part I Clearances 3E)r Percent Cleared I. 29.5 28.5 r 27.8 t 26.5 25,5 t 24.5 1 23,5 ~ 1 1' f: w r 22.5 1 ♦ ' 21,5 ,w 1 ,r 2b,5 I -jj f 18.5 M ~ , + 17 5 " w 4 j 16,5 s ' San Vab Mar Apr May Sun Sul Aug Gapt Wt Nov Doc i t 1 1 30 i p~1 G i S iJ gJ it 1J A t t FY 1982-63 Denton police Department FY 1983-64 1 Crimj nab offenses ; 310 Part Ix s 290 + + r u 280 I 270 260 r s 250 r I I i 240 * M 230 1 + I 3 220 r tiI f 210 • 200 15n , t 16n pan deb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept bat Nar► No } t R i t ..S t' a 3 1 4r'~ rDenton Police Department m-*- FY 1922-e3 FY 1983-84 2200 Traffic Tickets F z` 2100 Y [ t , ,i 1900 1800 1700 16000 + i I 1500 ♦ r sS e` , ' ? 1400 1 I 1300 ♦ ~ 1200 X, 1 a` of { , s.. r 1100 k* 1000 ~Yan Feb Mar Apr may sun ~ruY Aug 8epb Oct NOV Dea s. f 32 I nQ.t ' Denton Police Department FY lsez-es r r FY 1983-84 Traffic Accidents ~ 444 r 380 ,r 360 Y 340 4 320 + r + ! • i 280 ! # 260 . I ♦ I p is 44 240 I i 220 J Xan Fab Mar Apr May TUn LTU1 Aug Sept Oct Nov No Vy;r✓ ` r vu, r : y s r/ r ,t{er r - w AR h. f t, 33 f ;I i 1[ 1. FY 1982`66 Denton Police Department _ FY 1963-84 i Handicapped Parking 240 t, T 220 200 r 180 1b0 ~ : ~ 140 i e 120 100 i hti ~80 t yt ~ 4 I4k r 4 60 ,A ,00 , ♦ F 00 WOO J 20 Jan Feb mar Apr may xun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Wo s , i tisa f . r 34 Y t . Denton P0,1-tce Department rr 19,32-83 t~ 1,040 parking Motors ♦ ..'Y 1J69-84 X ' 950 f 7 1 it . ' , , 800 ~ 1 t 700 650 % doo iI 'R, r I 1, ~ ♦ + s 500 % 450 400 f ' X50 ~ / 3 ` 250 ti 200 xan Feb Mar Apr May run Tut Aug Sept Oct Nov I}ea i 4 4 f is ~ . 1 A. , , 35 b: S; V,A t A ..TI{i11~11 x }I tr t . f ' Denton Police Department Fy 19'32-133 1 overtime Parking r FY 1989-84 1 a to 950 Et v .r,. 4 900 sb. ' 850 t , . goo `e 750 , It, ri 700 + ♦ ' r 6 , ' ~r+r~ /1..~A50 , i r of 600 att. I i y, 550 ♦ M z 4 • 500 1 450 f 400 s 3501 900 --;--T- Jan Feb Mar Apr May LTUn L'ux Aug Sept Oat Nov Dec t• ,t j k X` i} ' S S _ r , S # 1 , 36 4 51 11~i ~ej~l f 1 j Irl'Ty 1 I,' Denton Police Department FY 1982-83 j 'r * Other FY 1983-84 I 11300 Parking sr 1,250 a 1,200 11415//0 11,, 10000 I1 :t , 950 s 900 I~ 750 I ' 700 I + 650 i rp~~s i ,s 600 i 550 00 ~I " 14. s w V , , (S. 1 450 400 350 - -r-- + Jan Peb Mar Apr May L7un DUI Aug Sept tct Nov Dec 1 I .S ~rl' i 1 4r; t I' it t Ili{. e 1 : 114 ,1~ i~ V F i t 97 r V ~ , L it ~ G, X91. , ,R! i 1 • Denton Police Department 0=000" FT 1982-53 s 70 Crime Prevention RX 1583-84 Security Surveys 65 f, 60 55 5b , r 49 y 40 „f 35 wtlr ~~,fb l 30 25 ( r ttI 20 , ` 10 % 4* 40 0 Tan Fab Max xipr May 17(I n rul Aug Sept bct Nov Itoa r• C 1, 1r, . ~ 1, 1 3 ~+i.~, t j 1V 1 U r r - ar , c i + i i 38 1 t k 4 tt`< 1 +a a , t i~ t Denton Police Department 11382-83 FY 1983-84 Crime Prevention 70 Programs Presented 65 h r 4r I) ~r J 60 f, 55 r 45 ► tti { 40 y L i' 35 1 rr~ ~ t 25 20 ~ I 10 ♦ t Xan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 7UI Aug Sept Oat' Nov Doc 1 H i t 1 . a 1( f 1. fit r s r , f3 ty ~1' r , gg ttyy , ~i , .r- ir 7-1 ' I "'1C i r; 39 Y t~ Mt YY E? ~ 1 Il,r ` 1 I Q^, 1 tt; ry f Denton Police Department" FY 1982-83 Crime prevention w FY 1583-84 Neighborhood Watch Groups 270 ' a 240 I; 210 f t I' I 190 I 13 , 150 X41 l also r moo r r♦r r .~r •r x`r r i, 30 t I I F I F- - I I E 4 Jan Feb Mnr Apr May k7un xu:l Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec i (I It i t F ~~~y~T art I ~ ` x 111 ~Y I ~d ~ ~ 1 j 1 SX' 1 {'r 't r R of r l if OF t t , r~ t, ~s i., F .1 L IE I' F ! r i c S. y