LCPD DECEMBER 2017 CRIME PREVENTION REPORT Date: DECEMBER 28, 2017

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1 Date: DECEMBER 28, 2017 SERGEANT RENE C. BENJAMIN Commander, Lakeview Crime Prevention District

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION... 2 DECEMBER 2017 UNIFORM CRIME BREAKDOWN... 3 DECEMBER 2017 LAKEVIEW UCR MAP AND LEGEND... 4 DECEMBER 2017 UCR SUMMARY... 5 DECEMBER 2017 UCR CHART & CRIMES BY CATEGORY... 6 AUTO BURGLARY & AUTO THEFT CHART... 7 PRIORITY CALL RESPONSE TIMES LCPD DECEMBER 2017 UNIT STATISTICS & STOLEN GUN INFO LAKEVIEW CRIME TREND CHART V 2016 CRIME ANALYSIS STATISTICS V 2016 CRIME ANALYSIS BREAKDOWN COMMUNITY POLICING MAP CRIME PREVENTION SAFETY TIPS QUALITY OF LIFE SOLUTIONS CLOSING P a g e

3 INTRODUCTION WHAT IS A UNIFORM CRIME REPORT? The FBI s Uniform Crime Reporting Program was implemented in 1930 by the International Association of Chiefs of Police to ensure uniformity among law enforcement agencies when reporting crimes to the Federal Government. Statistics are gathered from participating states on eight index crimes. UCR CRIME CATEGORIES ARE: MURDER BURGLARY RAPE THEFT ROBBERY AUTO THEFT AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ARSON With the exception of murder, attempted crimes are included in crime totals. Attempted murder is counted as an Aggravated Assault. 2 P a g e

4 NOVEMBER 2017 LCPD Uniformed Crimes Reported Citywide NOVEMBER 2017 NOPD 3rd LV Documented UCR Investigations % 1% NOPD 3RD DISTRICT 88% LAKEVIEW CATEGORY 2017 NOVEMBER 2017 NOVEMBER NOTES Burglary 1 Aggravated Burglary Auto Burglary 2 5 Shoplifting 1 Theft 4 1 Stolen Vehicles 2 1 Aggravated Battery 1 Armed Robbery Simple Robbery Rape Aggravated Assault 1 Total UCR s P a g e

5 UNIFORMED CRIMES BY CATEGORY & ZONE 4 P a g e

6 UCR SUMMARY Date Signal Location 12/02/2017 AUTO BURGLARY 6400 BLK BELLAIRE DRIVE 12/04/2017 SHOPLIFTING 700 BLK HARRISON AVE. 12/04/2017 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 5100 BLK CANAL BLVD 12/08/2017 AUTO BURGLARY 6000 BLK MILNE BLVD 12/11/2017 AUTO THEFT 5600 BLK CANAL BLVD 12/13/2017 STOLEN BICYCLE 100 BLK LAKE MARINA 12/16/2017 BUSINESS BURGLARY 100 BLK LAKE MARINA 12/19/2017 AUTO BURGLARY 6000 BLK MILNE BLVD 12/24/2017 AUTO BURGLARY 6700 BLK COLBERT ST. 12/24/2017 AUTO BURGLARY 200 BLK FILMORE AVE. 12/28/2017 AGGRAVATED BATTERY CRAYTON ST. & MEMPHIS ST 5 P a g e

7 2017 UCR SUMMARY: Year to Date Total: 250 Auto Burglary 46% Auto Theft 21% Burglary 11% Theft 17% Agg. Burglary 0% Rape 0% Armed Robbery 1% Shoplifting 3% Agg. Assault 1% UCR PERCENTAGE 97.2% Property Crimes 2.8% Persons Crimes CATEGORY JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC YTD DATE Burglary Agg. Burglary 1 1 Auto Burglary Shoplifting Theft Auto Theft Agg. Battery 0 Rape 1 1 Armed Robbery 1 1 Simple Robbery 1 1 Agg. Assault Total P a g e

8 AUTO BURGLARY and AUTO THEFT: 115 Auto Burglaries Reported Forced entry used in only seven (7) incidents. 94% of victims vehicles were unlocked when the crimes occurred. 14 firearms stolen from Lakeview unsecured vehicles in 2017 Twenty-two (22) incidents were cleared by arrest or warrant (19%). NOPD Auto Burglary Year to Date clearance rate is 10%. 52 Auto Thefts Reported 51 cars and 1 motorcycle reported stolen. 49 unlocked vehicles were stolen with keys or key fobs left inside vehicle by the victim or an authorized user. 2 Incidents Forced Entry Used 49 vehicles recovered and returned to owners. 11 incidents were cleared by arrest (21%). NOPD Auto Theft year to date clearance rate is 10%. 7 P a g e

9 LCPD NOVEMBER 2017 EMERGENCY CALL RESPONSE TIME PROCESS 911 Operator (Information Gathering) Officer Dispatched to time of arrival Total Response Time (Holding + Enroute) NOPD EMERGENCY CALL AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME 8 P a g e

10 LCPD UNIT PRIORITY CALLS AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME DECEMBER LCPD OTHER UNITS Total Priority Call Responses: Percentage of Call 73% 27% Average Response Time 6:07 12:58 LCPD 2017 UNIT PRIORITY CALLS AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME: 9 P a g e

11 LCPD NOVEMBER 2017 UNIT STATISTICS 354 Complaints Handled 45 Business Checks 101 Residence Checks 32 Traffic Stops 11 Traffic Citations 27 Traffic Warnings Issued 36 Field Interviews 10 Arrests (279 Unit arrest for 2017) 2017 YEAR TO DATE STOLEN FIREARM STATISTICS As of DECEMBER 28, 2017, a total of 653 firearms were reported stolen to the New Orleans Police Department: 693 firearms reported stolen year to date. 403 firearms stolen in auto burglaries around the City of New Orleans in % of all firearms reported stolen in 2017 were stolen from vehicles. 10 P a g e

12 LCPD CRIME TREND CHART Lakeview Crime Prevention District Crime Trends Persons Crime YEAR Persons Crime Property Crime 11 P a g e

13 PREVIOUS YEAR CURRENT YEAR LCPD 2017 vs UNIFORM CRIME ANAYLYSIS STATISTICS PROPERTY CRIMES PERSONS CRIMES P a g e

14 LCPD 2017 vs UNIFORM CRIME STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN CRIME CATEGORY % AGG BURGLARY % BURGLARY % AUTO BURGLARY % AUTO THEFT % SHOPLIFTING % THEFT % Agg. Assault % Agg. Battery 1 1 0% HOMICIDE 0% RAPE % SIMPLE ROBBERY % ARMED ROBBERY % PROPERTY CRIMES % PERSONS CRIMES % OVER ALL TOTAL % Property crimes are events of opportunity. In the 20 th Century, due to technology such that it is, nowadays criminals rarely steal vehicles by defeated steering columns or hot wiring cars. Vehicles are quite often stolen with keys someone left behind. Generally, auto thefts start out as auto burglaries which evolve into auto thefts because keys are found inside vehicles. In fact, 49 of 52 vehicles stolen in Lakeview in 2017 were unlocked and stolen with a key or key fob the criminal located inside of these vehicles. Unlocked vehicles are the primary reason criminals visit affluent neighborhoods such as Lakeview, mainly overnight, to commit crimes. Fighting crimes takes community involvement. Surveillance cameras are useful and do assist in police investigations and in some cases may even deter crimes, but nothing stops a criminal in his or her tracks more than a locked door. LCPD works vigorously to protect and serve the citizens of Lakeview but we ask that the community get involved by ensuring vehicles and personal effects are secured on a daily basis which plays a significant role in maintaining a safer community in the interest of crime prevention. If we minimize opportunities and eliminate easy targets, criminals will not have a reason to visit Lakeview. 13 P a g e

15 COMMUNITY POLICING The Lakeview Crime Prevention District Officers alone have made a total of 547 arrests in 2016 and 2017 combined. Arresting offenders is only a temporary solution to a universal problem which plaques communities throughout the country. Even with the high visibility LCPD provides (See below), crimes will occur if conditions are favorable to the offender. City PARK LAKEVIEW 14 P a g e

16 Please lock your car doors and help prevent crime in your neighborhood. COMMUNITY AWARENESS TIPS ON HOW TO PREVENT AUTO BURGLARIES: 15 P a g e

17 QUALITY OF LIFE ISSUES: DIAL 311 for QOL Matters. Quality of Life complaints involving City or State Agencies should be directed to 311. Once the complaint is called in to 311, a work order number is generated and issued to the caller. The complaints are redirected to the respective city agency to be investigated. Citizens can call 311 and give the operator that work order number, to track the progress of the complaint. Types of QOL complaints which should be called in to 311: Oversized Vehicles Abandoned Boats Abandoned or Illegally Parked Vehicles Trash Complaints Illegal Dumping Wild Animals / Barking Dogs Street Signage Complaint Blight/ Overgrown Lots Contact Information for Partner City/State Agencies. 1. Abandoned/Junk Vehicle Section: La. Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control (ATC) (Special Agent in Charge- New Orleans Region) 3. Code Enforcement Department of Public Works Department of Revenue or La. Office of the State Fire Marshal, NO Dist. Office Mosquito, Termite, and Rodent Control Board Safety and Permits Sanitation Department S.P.C.A. (Orleans Parish) P a g e

18 Submit your Quality of Life request online by accessing the following link for NOLA 311: Please lock your car doors and help prevent crime in your neighborhood. Any crime is too many. Fighting crime takes a community effort. LCPD Officers are committed to reducing crime in Lakeview and look forward to protecting and serving in 2018 and beyond. 17 P a g e