2013 Third Quarter Report

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1 City of Manassas Police Department 9518 Fairview Ave Manassas, VA Third Quarter Report rd Quarter Comparison Summary ALL OFFENSES - 4% increase (1,274) PART I OFFENSES 23% decrease (257) CALLS FOR SERVICE - 7% decrease (15,18) Officer-Initiated - 7% decrease (1,331) Citizen-Initiated - 7% decrease (4,687) RESPONSE TIMES - Priority 1 41 second decrease Priority 2 19 second decrease Priority 3 26 second decrease ARREST CHARGES - Adult 3% decrease (812) Juvenile 63% increase (62) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - Reports 2% increase (177) Arrests 5% increase (45) TRAFFIC CITATIONS - 27% decrease (1,785) TRAFFIC CRASHES Most accidents Day: Monday, Wednesday, Saturday Time: 6am-8am and 3pm-7pm Location Centreville Road/Liberia Avenue Cause Factor Did Not Have Right of Way PARKING VIOLATIONS 35% decrease (1,31) DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 1% increase (69) GRAFFITI 8 additional cases (1) ANIMAL CONTROL - Citizen-Initiated Calls for Service 21% increase (298) Officer Initiated Calls 27% increase (51) MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY- There were 39 truck inspections during this period, 12 with violations, and 1 unit was placed out of service. Page 1

2 City of Manassas Police Department 9518 Fairview Ave Manassas, VA Third Quarter Report Table of Contents Offenses p. 3 Offense Map : Robberies, Aggravated Assaults, Burglaries and Motor Vehicle Thefts 4 Calls for Service 5 Calls for Service Map 6 Response Times 7 Arrests 8-9 Domestic Violence 1 Traffic Citations 11 Accidents Parking Violations 16 Driving Under the Influence (DUI) 17 Graffiti 17 Animal Control 18 Motor Carrier Safety 19 Page 2

3 OFFENSES 213 3rd Quarter Crime Stats* 23% decrease in Part 1 crimes reported 4% decrease in overall crime and incidents reported to police *when compared to 212 3rd quarter crime stats. Type of Offense (Department Classification) Year to Date Total YTD Total YTD 212 3rd 213 3rd Quarter Murder / Manslaughter % % Negligent Manslaughter NC NC Forcible Rape % % Robbery % % Aggravated Assault % % Burglary % % Larceny % % Auto Theft % % Part I Offenses % % Simple Assault % % Other IBR Offenses 2,553 2, % % TOTAL OFFENSES 3,653 3, % 1,221 1, % Exercise caution when interpreting percentage changes. When dealing with small numbers, remember that small changes cause large percentage changes. NC No About 1 in 5 reports was for a part 1 crime, largely larceny. There were 257 reports for Part 1 crime offenses during the third quarter of 213, down from 335 in 212. Specifically, the decrease is a result of decreases in robbery (-2), aggravated assault (-3), burglary (-8), and larceny (-7). The number of simple assaults (76) was consistent with 212 (78). All other incidents reported increased 16% in 213 than in 212 resulting in a 4% overall increase when compared to 212 (1,274 reports in 213; 1,221 reports in 212) rd Quarter Comparison Reports for Part 1 Crimes rd 213 3rd Page 3

4 213 3rd Quarter Select Part 1 Offenses Aggravated Assault, Robbery, Burglary, Auto Theft Case Closure Statuses Arrest / Inactive / Open Offense Warrant Cleared Robbery 5 (5%) 3 2 Aggravated Assault 11 (79%) 1 2 Burglary 3 (13%) 1 19 Auto Theft 2 (13%) 1 12 Page 4

5 CALLS FOR SERVICE There was 7% decrease in the number of calls for service during the third quarter of 213 when compared to the same time period in 212. Officer-initiated activity increased 7%, or 746 fewer events than the same time period in 212. Citizen-initiated calls for service declined 7% with 328 fewer calls in 213 than in Total YTD Year to Date 213 Total YTD 212 3rd 213 3rd Quarter Grand Total 47,32 49,757 2,455 5% 16,92 15,18 (1,74) -7% Officer Initiated 33,612 36,547 2,935 9% 11,77 1,331 (746) -7% Citizen Initiated 13,69 13,21 (48) -4% 5,15 4,687 (328) -7% 6 3rd Quarter Calls for Service Comparison Call Source ,559 3,233 3,679 3,472 3,839 3,616 Officer Initiated Citizen Initiated 2 1 1,694 1,624 1,697 1,563 1,565 1, July August September Page 5

6 213 3rd Quarter Calls for Service by Police Beat Frequencies and Percentages of City Total In addition to the calls for service to city addresses, officers responded to 676 calls outside the City or Citywide, about 5% of the City total. Weems II 1,99 (13%) Haydon 1,621 (11%) Weems I 3,187 (21%) Dean 2,974 (2%) Baldwin 3,255 (22%) Round 1,315 (9%) Page 6

7 RESPONSE TIMES The response times reported here measure the time from when the dispatcher answers the phone until an officer arrives on scene. When compared to the third quarter of 212, the average response times during the third quarter of 213 for Priority 1 calls decreased by 41 seconds, decreased 19 seconds for Priority 2 calls and increased 26 seconds for Priority 3 calls and lower. Priority Level 212 3rd 213 3rd Amount of Priority One 5:19 4:38 41 second decrease Priority Two 8:56 8:27 19 second decrease Priority Three and Below 13:12 12:46 26 second decrease rd Quarter Response Time Comparison 14:24 13:12 12:46 1:48 8:56 8:27 7:12 3:36 5:19 4:38 : Priority One Priority Two Priority Three and Below 212 3rd 213 3rd Page 7

8 Count of Arrests ARRESTS During the third quarter of 213, there were 66 people arrested for 812 charges which is a 3% decrease in persons arrested and a % change in charges when compared to the third quarter of 212. With more juvenile arrests in the third quarter of 213 came more arrest charges; there were 14 more juvenile arrests and 24 more charges placed than during the 3rd quarter of 212. Forty-eight juveniles were arrested for 62 charges. There were slightly fewer adults arrested when compared to the third quarter of 212: 612 adults were arrested (6% decrease) for 812 charges (3% decrease). Arrest Charges 212 Total YTD Year to Date 213 Total YTD 212 3rd 213 3rd Quarter Adult 2,144 2, % % Juvenile % % Total 2,267 2, % % Arrested Persons 212 Total 213 Total 212 3rd 213 3rd YTD YTD Quarter Quarter Adult 1,635 1, % % Juvenile % % Total 1,754 1, % % 3rd Quarter Comparison: Arrest Charges for Adults and Juveniles Adult 212 3rd rd Juvenile Page 8

9 ARRESTS About 4 out of 1 arrests made during the third quarter of 213 were for substance use related charges (alcohol, marijuana, illicit drugs, underage use). The other category is largely arrests for active warrants originating from other agencies. Note: there are more arrest charges than arrests (as reported on the previous page) because some people are arrested on multiple charges. Offense Arrest Charges % Part I Offenses 56 6% Homicide % Forcible Rape 1 % Aggravated Assault 13 1% Robbery 5 1% Burglary 2 % Larceny 35 4% Motor Vehicle Theft % Part II Offenses % Simple Assault 23 3% Counterfeit/Forgery 5 1% Fraud 4 5% Embezzlement 4 % Buy, Receive, Possess Stolen Property 2 % Vandalism 16 2% Weapons Violation 15 2% Prostitution 3 % Other Sex Offenses 1 % Drug Abuse % Driving Under the Influence 69 8% Drunkenness 18 12% Liquor Law Violations (including DIP) 55 6% Disorderly Conduct 27 3% Trespassing, Vagrancy 37 4% Other % Total 874 1% 213 3rd Quarter Arrest Charges Part II Arrest Charges Drug or Alcohol Related 41% Other, 32% Part II, 58% Property 12% Part I, 1% Person 8% Page 9

10 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE The number of domestic violence reports taken during the third quarter of 213 was consistent with the number taken during the third quarter of 212 (177 and 174, respectively). There were 45 arrests with domestic violence charges during the third quarter of 213, compared to 43 during the third quarter of 212. About 65% of the violent domestic reports resulted in an arrest for both quarterly time periods. Year to Date 212 Total YTD 213 Total YTD 212 3rd 213 3rd Domestic Reports - Violent % % Domestic Reports - Non-Violent % % Total Domestic Reports % % Domestic Violence Arrests % % Percentage of Violent Domestic Reports that resulted in an Arrest 53% 57% 64% 66% Quarter rd Quarter Domestic Violence Reports and Arrest Comparison Total YTD 213 Total YTD 212 3rd 213 3rd Domestic Reports - Violent Domestic Violence Arrests Page 1

11 TRAFFIC CITATIONS The total number of traffic violations decreased 27% during the 3rdquarter of 213 when compared to the 3rd quarter of 212 (676 fewer citations). Still, about a quarter of cited violations were for speeding or reckless driving. Non-moving violations are fairly common and are included in the other category. These citations are typically for expired safety inspections, registrations, and license plates. Year to Date Quarter 212 Total 213 Total 212 3rd 213 3rd Amt. of Type of Offense YTD YTD Speeding 1,67 1,33 (34) -2% (112) -24% Reckless Driving % 87 8 (7) -8% Suspended O/L (22) -6% (2) -2% Fail to Stop at Stop Sign (328) -48% (16) -54% Fail to Obey Red Light (48) -2% (21) -24% Other Traffic 4,373 3,436 (937) -21% 1,488 1,6 (428) -29% Total Traffic 7,595 5,983 (1,612) -21% 2,461 1,785 (676) -27% 1,6 1, rd Quarter Citation Comparison Traffic Citations 1,488 1,2 1, 1, Speeding Reckless Driving Suspended O/L Fail to Stop at Stop Sign Fail to Obey Red Light Other Traffic 212 3rd 213 3rd Page 11

12 12: - 12:59 1: - 1:59 2: - 2:59 3: - 3:59 4: - 4:59 5: - 5:59 6: - 6:59 7: - 7:59 8: - 8:59 9: - 9:59 1: - 1:59 11: - 11:59 12: - 12:59 1: - 1:59 2: - 2:59 3: - 3:59 4: - 4:59 5: - 5:59 6: - 6:59 7: - 7:59 8: - 8:59 9: - 9:59 1: - 1:59 11: - 11:59 Count of Traffic Crashes TRAFFIC CRASHES During the third quarter of 213, there were 166 traffic crashes with 15 reported injuries and zero fatalities. This is consistent with the same time period in 212, when there were 16 crashes with 15 injuries. Most crashes occurred on Saturday afternoon between 4pm-6pm and Monday 4pm- 5pm. The number of injured persons per crash was highest between the hours of 7am 8am rd Quarter Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities Day of Week 35 Total Accidents: 166 Total Injuries: 15 Total Fatalities: Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Traffic Crashes Injuries Fatalities rd Quarter Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities Time of Day Total Injuries Fatalities Page 12

13 Count of Crashes Count TRAFFIC CRASHES by LOCATION At the top 6 locations for crashes during the first quarter of 212, there was a reduction of crashes and resulting injuries at each of those intersections during the third quarter of 213 (compare blue bars) except for Liberia Ave / Centreville Rd and Sudley Rd / Digges Rd. Top Intersections from 212 3rd Quarter with 213 3rd Quarter Totals: Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities Liberia Ave / Euclid Ave Liberia Ave / Centreville Rd Sudley Rd / Godwin Dr Liberia Ave / Prince William Pkwy Sudley Rd / Centreville Rd Sudley Rd / Digges Rd Accidents Accidents Injuries Injuries Fatalities 212 Fatalities 213 3rd Quarter 213 Top Intersections for Traffic Crashes Location Crashes Injuries Fatalities Liberia Ave / Centreville Rd Sudley Rd / Grant Ave 5 3 Centreville Rd, Breeden Ave 4 3 Euclid Ave / Liberia Ave 4 9 Cockrell Rd / Ashton Ave 3 11 The top five intersections with the most reportable crashes during the 3rd quarter of 213 ranged from 3 to 15 crashes for a total of 31 (19% of the quarter total). Forty people reported injuries rd Quarter Top Intersections for Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities Liberia Ave, Centreville Rd Sudley Rd, Grant Ave Centreville Rd, Breeden Ave Euclid Ave, Liberia Ave Cockrell Rd, Ashton Ave Crashes Injuries Fatalities Page 13

14 TRAFFIC CRASHES by CAUSE FACTOR In the third quarter of 213, the most common cause of crashes was drivers not having the right-of-way or drivers following too closely. The result was 57 crashes and 52 reported injured persons, down from 83 crashes during the third quarter of 212 for the same cause factors. Cause Factor Total Injuries Fatalities Did not have the Right of Way Fail to Maintain Control Following too Close Disregard traffic signal Hit and Run 9 5 Improper or Unsafe Lane rd Quarter Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities Reported by Cause Factor Did not have the Right of Way Fail to Maintain Control Following too Close 18 Disregard traffic signal 9 Hit and Run Improper or Unsafe Lane Page 14

15 PARKING VIOLATIONS There was a 1% decrease in the number of parking violations issued during the first quarter of 213 compared to the same time period in 212 (164 fewer tickets). The most common violations were for parking in no parking zones, not having a current state license, and for parking violations in Georgetown South. Year to Date Quarter 212 Total 213 Total 212 3rd 213 3rd Amt. of Type of Violation YTD YTD No Parking (SC24) % % Overtime Parking (SC22) % % Yellow Curb (SC23) % % No Current State License (SC219) % % Other Parking 2,438 1, % % Total 5,44 3,77-1,337-27% 1,58 1, % *Other Parking category largely consists of GTS parking permit violations rd Quarter Comparison Parking Violations No Parking (SC24) 82 8 Overtime Parking (SC22) Yellow Curb (SC23) No Current State License (SC219) 436 Other Parking 212 3rd 213 3rd Page 15

16 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) 212 Total YTD Year to Date 213 Total YTD 212 3rd 213 3rd Quarter Amt. of % % rd Quarter and YTD Comparison DUI Arrests Total YTD 213 Total YTD 212 3rd 213 3rd Arrests for driving under influence of alcohol were consistent between the third quarter of 212 and 213. The year-to-date totals indicate a 26% increase in 213 over 212. GRAFFITI Year to Date Quarter 212 Total YTD 213 Total YTD 212 3rd 213 3rd Amt. of % % There were 8 fewer reported cases of graffiti during the 3rd quarter of 213 than in the 3rd quarter of 212. Over half of the graffiti cases contained gangrelated content (57%, 8 cases) rd Quarter and YTD Comparison Graffiti Reports Total YTD 213 Total YTD 212 3rd 213 3rd 2 1 Page 16

17 Count ANIMAL CONTROL rd Quarter and Year-to-Date Comparison Citizen Complaints and Officer Initiated Animal Control Calls YTD 3rd Quarter Complaints Complaints Officer Initiated Calls 212 1, Officer Initiated Calls 213 1, The total number of animal-related complaints received from citizens increased from 246 during the 3rd quarter of 212 to 298 in 213, a 21% increase (+52). The total number of officer-initiated activity increased from 394 events in the 3rd quarter of 212 to 51 events in 213, a 27% increase (+15). Page 17

18 MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY Month Total Inspections Units With Violations Equipment / Safety Violations Driver/ Operator Violations Units Without Violations Units Placed Out of Service 212 YTD YTD % -47% -75% -75% -28% 1% 3rd rd % 9% % NC 69% NC Out of 39 motor carrier inspections during the third quarter of 213, officers found 12 with equipment and safety violations and 1 driver violation. Officers conducted 13 more inspections during this time period than in the third quarter of 212. Page 18

19 Manassas City Police Department 213 3rd Quarter Report Douglas W. Keen Chief of Police Prepared by Terri Hines Crime Analyst Administrative Services Division (CALEA Standard ; )