2012 1st Quarter Statistical Report

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1 212 1st Statistical Report Comparison PART I OFFENSES/SERIOUS & VIOLENT CRIME 12% increase (228) ALL OFFENSES - 29% increase (1,234) CALLS FOR SERVICE - 16% increase (15,477) OFFICER INITIATED CALLS - 28% increase (11,249) RESPONSE TIMES - Priority 1 23 second increase Priority 2 14 second increase Priority 3 1:7 second decrease ARREST CHARGES - Adult 34% increase (652) Juvenile 93% increase (27) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - Reports 9% increase (182) Arrests 7% decrease (28) TRAFFIC CITATIONS - 36% increase (2,43) 211 ACCIDENTS Most accidents Friday; afternoon and late night hours Location Centreville Road/Liberia Avenue Cause Factor Did Not Have Right of Way PARKING VIOLATIONS 2% decrease (1,59) DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 4% decrease (5) GRAFFITI 144% increase (22) ANIMAL CONTROL - Calls for Service 58% decrease (76) Officer Initiated Calls 19% decrease (127) Offenses p. 2 Offense Map : Contents Burglaries, Robberies and Motor Vehicle Thefts Calls for Service 4 Calls for Service Map 5 Response Times 6 Arrests 7-8 Domestic Violence 9 Traffic Citations 1 Accidents Accidents by Location 13 Accidents by Cause Factor 14 Parking Violations 15 Driving Under the Influence 16 Graffiti 16 Animal Control 17 Motor Carrier Safety 18 3 MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY- Total Inspection 54 inspections Violations 16 units with violations

2 OFFENSES Type of Offense Exercise caution when interpreting percentage changes. When dealing with small numbers, remember that small changes cause large percentage changes. NC No 21 1st 211 1st 212 1st Amt. Of Rate of Murder / Non- Negligent Manslaughter % OFFENSES - Q1 212 Negligent Manslaughter NC Forcible Rape % Robbery % Aggravated Assault % Burglary % Larceny % Auto Theft % Part I Offenses % Simple Assault % Other IBR Offenses % TOTAL OFFENSES , % st Comparison of Part I Offense Reports During this quarter the total number of Part I/Serious and Violent Crimes increased from 211 to 212, reporting 228 in the 1st quarter of 211, a change of 12% (24). The total number of offenses, including Part I crimes increased from 956 in the 1st quarter of 211 to 1,234 in the 1st quarter 211, which is a 29% (278) increase. The largest offense type decreases were for murder (1%) and forcible rape (5%). Increases were noted in: Robbery (113%) Aggravated Assault (83%) Larceny (1%) Auto Theft (9%) Other IBR offenses (43%) Other IBR Offenses most commonly consist of domestic violence, vandalism, and assault and battery st 212 1st Page 2

Half of the motor vehicle thefts occurred in the Baldwin Beat (6/12); 4 others occurred in the Weems I Beat. Five of the 17 robberies were to businesses.

3 Half of the motor vehicle thefts occurred in the Baldwin Beat (6/12); 4 others occurred in the Weems I Beat. Five of the 17 robberies were to businesses. The beat with the most robberies was the Dean beat (7), followed by Round (4). The burglaries seemed to be evenly distributed, with 3-5 occurring in each beat. Page 3

4 CALLS FOR SERVICE 211 1st 212 1st Amt. Of Rate of Grand Total 13,399 15,477 2,78 16% Officer Initiated 8,783 11,249 2,466 28% Citizen Initiated 4,616 4, % 16 1st Calls for Service Comparison ,783 11,249 Officer Initiated Call for Service 4 2 3,14 3,429 2,824 4,41 2,945 3,779 4,616 4,228 1,529 1,44 1,482 1,315 1,65 1, Jan Feb Mar Total The number of calls for service increased from 13,399 in the 1st quarter of 211 to 15,477 in the 1st quarter of 212, an increase of 2,78 calls (16%). There was a slight decrease in citizen-initiated calls (8%) but a 28% increase in officer-initiated calls. Page 4

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6 RESPONSE TIMES Priority Level 211 1st 212 1st Amount of One 5:11 5:34 +:23 Two 8:44 8:58 +:14 Three and Below 11:51 1:44-1: st Response Time Comparison 19:12 16:48 14:24 12: 9:36 8:44 8:58 11:51 1:44 7:12 4:48 2:24 : 5:11 5:34 One Two Three and Below 211 1st 212 1st The time from call start to arrival of Priority 1 calls increased by 23 seconds in the 1st quarter of 212 compared to the 1st quarter of 211; Priority 2 calls increased by 14 seconds and Priority 3 and below calls decreased by 1 minute, 7 seconds. Page 6

7 ARRESTS st 212 1st Amt. Of Rate of Adult % Juveniles % Total % st Arrest Charges Comparison st 212 1st Adult Juvenile Total arrest charges have increased from 499 in the 1st quarter of 211 to 679 in the 1st quarter of 212. This is an increase of 36% (18 more arrest charges). Adult arrest charges increased by 34%, a change of 167 charges and juvenile arrest charges have increased by 93%, a change of 13. Of the 679 arrest charges there were 514 people arrested. 49 of these criminal arrests were adults while 24 were juveniles. Offense Arrest Charges % of Total DIP 98 14% DUI 49 7% Simple Assault 52 8% Narcotics 78 11% Larceny 2 3% Disorderly Conduct 33 5% Liquor Violation 22 3% Fraud 18 3% Burglary 8 1% Agg. Assault/ Mal. Wounding 16 2% Vandalism 4 1% Weapons Violation 4 1% Murder % Robbery 9 1% Motor Vehicle Theft % Rape 2 % Other % Total 679 1% *Bolded items are Part 1 offenses The offense with the most number of arrest charges in the 1st quarter of 212 is Drunk In Public (DIP) with 98 charges followed by Driving Under the Influence (DUI) with 49 arrest charges. Page 7

8 ARREST CHARGES Agg. Assault/ Mal. Wounding 4% Vandalism 1% Weapons Violation 1% Robbery 2% Rape % Burglary 2% Fraud 4% Liquor Violation 5% DIP 24% Disorderly Conduct 8% Larceny 5% DUI 12% Narcotics 19% Simple Assault 13% Page 8

9 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 211 1st 212 1st Amt. Of Rate of Domestic Reports - Violent % Domestic Reports - Non-Violent % Total Domestic Reports % Domestic Violence Arrests % Percentage of Violent Domestic Reports that resulted in an Arrest 39% 35% st Comparison of Domestic Reports - Violent and Domestic Violence Arrests st 212 1st Domestic Reports - Violent Domestic Violence Arrests Domestic Violence reports have increased 9% from the 1st quarter of 211 (167) to the 1st quarter of 212 (182), an increase of 15. Of these 182 reports, 45% (81) of them were violent. In 211, 46% (77) of the 167 reports were violent. Domestic Violence arrests have decreased by 7% in the 1st quarter of 212 when compared to the 1st quarter of 211, a difference of 2 arrests. In 212, 35% of the Domestic Reports - Violent resulted in an arrest. In 211, 39% of the Domestic Reports - Violent resulted in an arrest. Page 9

10 TRAFFIC CITATIONS 211 1st 212 1st Amount of Rate of Type of Offense Speeding % Reckless Driving % Suspended O/L % Disregard Stop Sign/Fail to Stop % Disregard Traffic Signal/Fail to Obey Red Light % Other Traffic 1,64 1, % Total Traffic 1,787 2, % st Citation Comparison Speeding Reckless Driving Suspended O/L Disregard Stop Sign/Fail to Stop Disregard Traffic Signal/Fail to Obey Red Light 211 1st 212 1st The total number of traffic violations increased from 1,787 in the 1st quarter of 211 to 2,43 in the 1st quarter of 212, an increase of 643 tickets (36%). The largest categorical increase was Speeding which increased by 91% (241) over the 1st quarter of 211. Other increases were noted in: Reckless Driving (58%) Disregard Traffic Signal/Fail to Obey Red Light (16%) Other Traffic (31%) [i.e., non-moving violations] Page 1

11 ACCIDENTS Total Accidents: 186 Total Injuries: 15 Total Fatalities: 5 Number of Accidents by Day of the Week Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Number of Injuries & Fatalities by Day of Week Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Total Injuries Total Fatalities In the 1st quarter of 212, the day with the highest number of accidents was Friday with 43. In the 1st quarter of 211, the day with the highest number of accidents was Saturday with 29 accidents. The least number of accidents in 211 and 212 occurred on Sunday with 9 and 2, respectively. The day with the most number of injuries in the 1st quarters of 211 and 212 was also Friday. There were no fatalities this quarter. 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 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 ACCIDENTS Number of Accidents by Time of Day AM PM Number of Injuries and Fatalities by Time of Day AM Injuries Fatalities PM During the first quarter of 212, the most number of accidents by hour, 14, occurred between the hours of 12:-1:am and 4:-5:pm (28 total accidents). During the same time period in 211, the most number of accidents occurred between 2pm and 6pm (45). Page 12

13 Count of Accident ACCIDENTS BY LOCATION Accidents Injuries Fatalities Centreville Rd/Liberia Ave Signal Hill Rd / Liberia Ave Ashton Ave / Godwin Dr Grant Ave / Church St Liberia Ave / PW Pkwy Top Accident Locations with Injuries and Fatalities Centreville Rd/Liberia Ave Signal Hill Rd / Liberia Ave Ashton Ave / Godwin Dr Grant Ave / Church St Liberia Ave / PW Pkwy Accidents Accidents Injuries Injuries Fatalities 211 Fatalities 212 The intersection with the highest number of accidents in the first quarter of 212 was Centreville Road/Liberia Avenue with 7 accidents, down from 12 in 211. There were also 7 accidents at Signal Hill Road and Liberia Avenue, up from 1 in 211. The intersections with the highest number of injuries from accidents was Ashton Avenue and Godwin Drive (9), Church Street and Grant Avenue (9), Liberia Avenue and Centreville Road (7), and Grant Avenue and Byrd Drive (7). In 211, Centreville Road/Liberia Avenue and Sudley Road/Digges Road had the highest number of injuries from accidents. There were no fatalities in the first quarter of 212. Page 13

14 ACCIDENTS BY CAUSE FACTOR Cause Factor Accidents Injuries Fatalities Did Not Have the Right of Way Following Too Close Disregard Traffic Signal 6 8 Improper or Unsafe Lane 7 6 Fail to Maintain Proper Control 11 3 Hit and Run 18 3 Number of Accidents, Injuries and Fatalities by Cause Factor 1st Did Not Have the Right of Way Following Too Close Disregard Traffic Signal Improper or Unsafe Lane Fail to Maintain Proper Control Hit and Run Accidents Injuries Fatalities In the first quarter of 212, the most common cause of accidents and accidents with injuries was the driver did not have the right-of-way or was following too closely. This resulted in 56 accidents and 56 injuries, mostly where the driver did not have the right-ofway. The same was true in the first quarter of 211, however there were slightly more accidents. Where the driver did not have the right-of-way, there were 42 accidents with 29 injuries; where the driver was following too closely, there were 29 accidents and 12 injuries. Page 14

15 PARKING VIOLATIONS 211 1st 212 1st Amt. of Rate of Type of Violation No Parking (SC24) % Overtime Parking (SC22) % Yellow Curb (SC23) % No Current State License (SC219) % Other Parking % Total % *212 Other: 282 GTS parking and 118 w/o red permit violations (2 largest categories) st Parking Violation Comparison No Parking (SC24) Overtime Parking (SC22) Yellow Curb (SC23) No Current State License (SC219) Other Parking 211 1st 212 1st The total number of parking tickets decreased from 1,981 in the 1st quarter of 211 to 1,59 in 212, a decrease of 391 tickets (2%). The largest categorical decrease was for Overtime Parking (-59%). However, this category was the largest increase during the same time period in 211 (7% increase over 21). Page 15

16 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) 211 1st 212 1st Amt of Rate of % st DUI Arrest Comparison The number of DUI arrests decreased from 52 in the 1st quarter of 211 to 5 in 1st quarter of 212, a 4% (2) decrease st 212 1st GRAFFITI 211 1st 212 1st Amt of Rate of % st Comparison of Graffiti Reports The number of graffiti reports have increased from 9 in the 1st quarter of 211 to 22 in the first quarter of 212. This is a 144% (13) increase st 212 1st Page 16

17 ANIMAL CONTROL (AC) st Comparison of Calls for Service and Officer Initiated Calls Calls for Service Ofc. Initiated Calls 1st Qtr 211 1st Qtr 212 The total number of Animal-related Calls for Service have decreased from 18 in the 1st quarter of 211 to 76 in 212, a 58% (14) decrease. The total number of Officer Initiated Animal Calls have decreased from 157 in the 1st quarter of 211 to 127 in 212, a 19% (3) decrease. 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 1st Qtr st Qtr % NC NC NC NC NC st Total Inspections st Qtr 211 1st Qtr 212 There were 27 truck inspections during the first quarter of 211 and 54 during the first quarter of 212, a 5% increase. Page 18

19 Manassas City Police Department 212 1st Report Douglas W. Keen Chief of Police Prepared by Terri Hines Crime Analyst Administrative Services Division (CALEA Standard ; )

2013 Third Quarter Report

2013 Third Quarter Report City of Manassas Police Department 9518 Fairview Ave Manassas, VA 211 213 Third Quarter Report 212-213 3rd Quarter Comparison Summary ALL OFFENSES - 4% increase (1,274) PART I OFFENSES 23% decrease (257)