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Albuquerque Police DepartmentMonthly Report
August 2011
Richard J. Berry,Mayor
Raymond D. Schultz,Chief of Police
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APD Notables...
Southeast Area Command...• OfficersMcBrayerandHernandezutilizedan
undercover vehicle to patrol a neighborhood in anefforttoapprehendburglaryoffenders.Theyissuedtwocitationsfordrinkinginpublic,oneforpossessionofdrugparaphernaliaandmadeonefelonyarrest.
• OfficerLopezconductedlasertrafficenforcementonCentral/WellesleyinanefforttodecreasespeedersandtoenforceDWIlaws.Sheissuedtwocitationsandonesummons.
• OfficerThomaranahighvisibilitypatrolonCentralbetweenRichmondandBrynMawrontheAugustweekendstocurtailbarfights,vandalism,andtheft.Hemadenumerouscontactsandstoppedseveralfightseachweekend.
• OnAugust3,OfficersOlivaresandA.Garcia conducted a tactical plan in the area ofWashingtonbetweenIndianSchoolandConstitutiontoreducetheamountofvehiclesspeeding.Fourcitationswereissued.
• OnAugust19,OfficersA.GarciaandA.Olivaresconductedatacticalplaninsector32inordertoidentifyandrecoverstolenvehiclesinthelicenseplatereader-equippedcar.Theofficersrecovered1stolenplateandread1,000plates.
• OfficersM.SmithandD.PachecoworkedcloselywithHomelandSecurity,ICE,andCustomsintheinterdictionofpiratedDVDsresultingintherecoveryofover50,000DVDsvaluedatabout$500,000.Theofficersassistedintheservingandexecutionofsearchwarrants.
• OnAugust15,OfficerM.SmithwasflaggeddownbyanunidentifiedAPSemployeewhotoldOfficerSmiththatamaleataCentralandLouisianabusstopwasthreateningpeoplebyswinginghisskateboardatthem.Theoffenderalsohitapassingcarwiththeskateboardandbrokethewindshield.OfficerSmithrespondedtothebusstopwherehelocatedthemalewiththeskateboardoverhishead,threateningamalewhohadhishandsupandwasbackingawayfromthesuspect.OfficerSmithapproachedthemaleandremovedtheskateboard.AsOfficerSmithwassearchinghim,helocatedcreditcardsbelongingtoawomanUponfurtherinvestigation,OfficerSmithfoundthatthewoman’svehiclehadjustbeenbrokeninto.The
suspectwaschargedwithconcealingidentity,disorderlyconduct,andtaking/receiving/orpossessingstolencreditcards.
• OnAugust5th,OfficerD.LucerowasdispatchedtotheUNMareainresponsetoaforgedprescription.Thesuspecthadbeenadmittedtothehospitalandfoundtobeinpossessionofaforgedprescriptionforhydrocodoneandclonopin.Theprescriptionwascalledintoalocalpharmacy.ThenursepractitionerwhoallegedlywrotetheprescriptionwascontactedbyOfficerLuceroandshedidnotwritetheprescriptions.SeveralotherfalseprescriptionswerediscoveredatthepharmacyandthecasewasforwardedtoSoutheastImpactforfurtherinvestigation.Thesuspectwasalready on parole for fraudulently obtaining a controlledsubstance.HisparolewasrevokedandhewasbookedbyProbation/Paroleofficers.
• OnAugust3,DetectiveJ.SanchezarrestedaCNMemployeeregardingwhitecollaroffensesinwhichtheoffenderandfiveotherswereinvolvedinstealing$10,000ofmerchandisefromCNM.ThiswasanexcellentinvestigationduetothefactthatDetectiveSanchezwasabletoimplicatenotjusttheprimaryoffender,buteveryone involved.
• OnAugust27,OfficersS.SaenzandD.Woeslaw,alongwithSergeantD.Campbellconducted a tactical plan near the area of San PedroBlvd/KathrynAveSE.CitizensintheareahadexpressedconcernsregardingtransientsubjectsatWilsonParkandnearbybusinessesconsumingalcoholandcausingadisturbanceforresidentsinthatlocation.Theplanyieldedfourarrests,fivemisdemeanorcitations,oneDWIarrest,andoneseizedvehicle.
• OnAugust28,OfficerTranwastheprimaryofficeronafatalaccidentwhereamotoristhitthreepedestrianscrossingthestreetatSilverandSanMateo.Oneofthefemalesthatwasstruckdiedatthescenefromheadtraumaandwaspossiblypregnant.ThemalepedestrianwasDavidUffer,sonoftoppropertycrimeoffenderAlanUffer.DavidhadanoutstandingprobationviolationwarrantandwasarrestedafterhewasreleasedfromUNMH.
Foothills Area Command...• InAugust,theFoothillsAreaCommandworked
toincreaseparticipationintheCrimeFreeMulti-HousingProgramforlarge,mediumandsmallapartmentcomplexes.JillGarcia,
• Foothillsofficersconductedatacticalplanthroughout the entire area command running licenseplates,lookingforpossiblestolenvehiclesanddeterringcrimebydrivingthroughresidentialandbusinessareas.Officersran2,378licenseplatesthroughNCICandwereabletorecoveronestolenvehicle.
• OnAugust24,officersweredispatchedtoPresbyterianMedicalServicesinresponsetoacommercialburglaryinprogress.Thecallerstatedtwomalesubjectswereattemptingtobreakintothefacility.Thesuspectsleftthebusiness,andtraveledwestboundonfoot.ThesuspectswereobservedbyofficersneararestaurantatLomasandHotelCircleNE.Oneofthesuspectswastakenintocustodyintherestaurant’sparkinglot.Theothersuspectfledintoalocalmortuaryandwasfoundhidinginacoffin.
Valley Area Command...• OfficerD.Robertoandherrecruitmadean
arrestforcriminaldamagetotheBarelasCommunityCenterofover$7,000.
• Downtownhasbeenverybusywithlarge,boisterouscrowds.Teamsassignedtodowntowncontinuedtomaintainpeaceandorderaswellasconductingnumeroustraffictacticalplansresultinginmanycitationsandarrests.
• OfficersSilvaandApodacamadeanarrestofavandalismoffender.Thearrestclearedatleastfiveseparateincidentsofvandalismthathadoccurred.
• TheValleyPowerTeamcontinuedtoimplementatacticalplanintheareaof3rdandIronandhavemademultiplearrestsfornarcotics.
• Watch2OfficersBurgeandElrickconductedanongoingtacticalplanforCityHousingServices.
• TheValleyImpactTeamfocusedonautoburglariesintheOldTownareainAugust.TheTeamwasabletoarrestasubjectwhowastiedtotenotherautoburglariesinthearea.
• Watch3OfficerPitzeralongwithdayshiftofficersrespondedtoadomesticviolencecallinwhichafemalehadbeenchasedbyherex-boyfriendwithagun.Thevictimwasabletoescapeandhide.Theoffenderhadmadestatementshewouldfindherandkillher.OfficerPitzerconductedaninvestigationandwasabletolocatetheoffenderandtakehimintocustodyafterashortfootchase.
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theFoothillsCrimePreventionSpecialist,andLt.ScottLaFayettemetwithmanagersoftheapartmentsandtookstepstobeginthepartnership.Byassistingtheseapartmentcomplexesinscreeningtenants,reportingcrime,addressingcrimeconcernsusingCPTED,andimprovingthepresenceofpoliceofficers,thequalityoflifeforresidentsintheapartmentcomplexesandtheadjacentneighborhoodswillimprove.
• OnAugust18,OfficersM.EspinozaandR.Lockecaughtanautoburglaryoffender.Theywererespondingtoanin-progressautoburglary,whenOfficerLockenoticedafemalerunningfromavehicleinthealleyneartheaddress.Shewaslocatedandtakenintocustody.Thefemaledidadmittobeinginthevehicleandwasbookedinto MDC.
• OnAugust6,OfficerEvansrespondedtotheareaofTomasita&Lomasinresponsetoastrong-armedrobberycallthatjustoccurred.Throughinvestigation,officerslocatedtheresidenceofthetwooffenderswhorefusedtoexittheresidence.AfterAPDSWATwasactivated,thesubjectsexitedtheresidenceandweretakenintocustody.Bothsubjectswerebookedforrobberyandconspiracy.
• OnAugust26,officersrespondedtoanautoburglaryatanortheastlocationthatjustoccurred.Oneoffenderwasdetainedandonefledonfoot.OfficerWalshrespondedtothesceneandthroughinvestigationwasabletoidentifytheoutstandingoffenderandtakehimintocustody.ThetwojuvenileoffendersincustodysubsequentlyconfessedtofiveautoburglariesintheFoothillsAreaCommand.BothsubjectswerebookedintotheBernalilloCountyJuvenile Detention Center.
• OnAugust8,LieutenantT.CarrillofromUnitedSecuritycalledSergeantBarreras.ThelieutenantwantedtoletAPDknowthatOfficersC.RodyandF.Chavezhadbeenveryrespectfulandprofessionalduringhisencounterwiththematalocalapartmentcomplex.ThesecurityfirmneededAPD’sassistanceinescortingseveralsubjectsofftheirproperty.
• OnAugust31,OfficerJ.Maresreceivedaletterof commendation from Chief Raymond D. Schultz.OfficerMareshadrespondedtoanautoburglarywherethevictim’scellphonewithGPScapabilitywasstolen.OfficerMaresfolloweduponthisandwasabletoretrievethestolenphoneandcatchtheperpetrators.
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• OfficersKnightandNelsonassistedinapprehendingtworobberysuspectsintheareaof4thandCentralSW.TheofficersalsoapprehendedoneofthemostwantedpropertycrimeoffendersattheAmtrakstation.
Southwest Area Command...• OfficerJ.Brownconductedatacticalplan
atLavalandElementaryregardingspeedingproblems.OfficerBrownissued24citationsandwillcontinuetomonitorspeedthroughouttheschoolyear.
• OfficersGarciaandCandelariapatrolledbusstopsintheareafordrunkanddisorderlyindividualsbotheringthepublicandpanhandlingatcitybusstops.Theofficersissued18citationsandinitiatedsevencallsforrescue.
• OnAugust6,OfficerR.Garciarespondedtoashopliftingcallatalargeretailer.Thecallerhadadvisedthatamalesuspectusedaknifetoforceopenajewelrycounter,takingnumerouspiecesofjewelry.Upontheofficer’sarrival,itwasdeterminedthatthesuspecthadleftthestore.APDDispatchbroadcastthesuspect’sdescriptiontorespondingofficers.OfficerR.Garciametwithstoreemployeesandlearnedthatthesuspectstoleover30piecesofjewelry.OfficerR.Garcia,withthehelpofOfficerK.Napoleone,locatedthesuspectnearthestoreandstoppedanddetainedthesuspect.Officersfound35piecesofjewelryonthesuspect.Themanwaseventuallychargedwithafelonycountofshopliftingover$1,000.
• OnAugust26,OfficerMarquez,Lt.Torresandtwoofficersfromswingshiftencounteredasuicidalmaleinsidethesubstationlobby.Thesubjectwastasedandtakenintocustodyforamentalhealthevaluation.Acriminalsummonswasalsoissuedforthisindividualforchargesrelated to the call.
• AllSouthwestdetectivesconductedwarranttacticalplanstolocateandapprehendwantedfelons.InAugust,nineoffenderswerearrestedforvariousfelonywarrants.Ofthosenineoffenders,fiveofthemwererelatedtoaviolentaggravatedassaultcasethatDetectiveGranthadbeenworking.Fiveoffenderstrackeddowna17-year-oldfemaleandchasedherintohergaragewhereshewasheldatgunpointandseverelybattered.Theoffenderswerealllocatedandchargedwithaggravatedburglary,aggravatedassault,childabuseandconspiracy.
• SeveralofficersandPSAT.Carmanconducted
illegallyparkedvehicletacticalplansduringthemonthofAugust.Enforcementactionsweretakenonallillegallyparkedvehiclesincludingabandonedvehicles,handicappedparking,andparkingonsidewalks.Theywrote158citations,issued28redtags,andseized3handicapplacards.
• OnAugust26,OfficerTafoyarespondedtoanorthwestresidenceinreferencetoabattery.OfficerTafoyarecognizedthatthecasewasakidnappingandanaggravatedburglary,amongothercrimes.Theoffendershadabductedatwo-year-oldboy.OfficerTafoyasecuredthesceneandcoordinatedeffortswithSouthwestImpact,ChildExploitation,andtheGangUnit,toidentifythesuspectsinvolved.Onesuspectturnedouttobethechild’sbiologicalmother.Thesuspectsweresuccessfullytakenintocustodythenextdayandthechildwassafelyreturnedhometohisfather.
• OpenSpaceofficersA.Montoya,P.Hernandez,A.Martinez,andM.Schmidtcompletedseveralsouthwestmesatacticalplans,makingfelonyarrests.OfficersusedATVsnumeroustimesinvariousopenspaceareas.OpenSpaceofficerspatrolledopenspaceareasforautoburglaries,ATVviolations,illegalcamps,andunrestrainedanimals.
Northwest Area Command...• WatchIofficersmonitoredTopTencallfor
servicelocations,conductingtacticaloperationstodetercriminalactivityaswellasqualityoflifeissues.Multiplecitationswereissuedforoffensessuchaslitter,noise,parkingandnuisanceviolations.Thisefforthasseenareductionofcomplaintsinneighborhoodparksaswellashightrafficareas.Additionally,multiplefelonyarrestsweremadeforautoburglary,residentialburglaryandautotheft.
• Trafficcomplaintswerehandledthroughaseriesoftacticaloperationsinandaroundintersectionswhichhavehadahigherthannormallevelofaccidentsreported.Thiseffortledtoadeclineinthoseefforts.Thetacticaloperationalsoledto112movingviolationsbeingissuedalongwithover40parkingcitations.
• WatchIILieutenantReesandareacommandbikeunitofficersconductedaseriesofoperationsinandaroundtheareaofSequoia/CoorsandintersectionssouthtoI-40inanattempt to deter and apprehend property crime offenders.Inconjunctionwiththiseffort,the
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ImpactTeamsetupsurveillanceinseverallocationswhichhadbeenidentifiedashighprobabilitycrimeareas.Numerousarrestsweremadealongwithafelonyarrestfornarcotics.
• Severalapartmentcomplexeshaveseenariseinautoburglaryoffenses.Officersfromallthreesquads,bikeunitsandImpactdetectivesconductedknockandtalkoperationsalongwithsurveillanceeffortsinanefforttocurbtheincidents.
• Allthreesquadsparticipatedintrafficoperationsinanefforttocurbaccidentsandcomplaintsforspeedingandotherillegaldrivinghabits.Thiseffortwasfocusedonbusyintersectionswhichareintheareaofresidentialneighborhoodsandschoolsthroughouttheareacommand.
• WatchIIIformedaProblemResponseTeam(PRT).SergeantPatFickealongwithOfficersSeidel,Herrera,BreedenandHathawayweretaskedwithdealingwithmultiplecomplaintsalongtheCoorsBoulevardcorridorfromSt.Joseph’sRoaddtoInterstate40.TheoperationwasinresponsetoareportedhighprobabilityofcriminalactivityfromtheAPDCrimeAnalysisUnitandareacommandCrimePreventionSpecialistPeteGelabert.Theeffortledtothreefelonyarrestsandfivemisdemeanorarrestsforvariousoffenses.Theoperationlastedoneweek.
• TheNorthwestImpactTeamdiscussedhowtocombatincreasesinpropertycrimesintheNorthwestAreaCommand,leadingtoatest-runofthePRT.Duringtheoperation,Impactwasinvolvedwithsurveillanceoperationswhichnettedeightmisdemeanorwarrantarrestsandtwomisdemeanorarrests.Furthermore,ImpactreceivedinformationthatasuspectwasburglarizingvehiclesintheareaofPaseoDelNorteandCoors.Detectivessetupandmadecontactwithanumberofsubjectswhichledtothearrestofoneindividualwhowasdealingnarcoticsandwaswantedonanoutstandingfelonywarrantforburglary.Thesubjectwasafeloninpossessionofafirearmandwasarrestedforthischargeaswell.
Northeast Area Command...• OnAugust11,OfficerD.Wrotenwasdispatched
toanortheastapartmentinresponsetoadomesticdispute.Aninvestigationrevealedthattwinsisterswerefightingoveracellphone.Thedisputeturnedviolentwhenoneofthewomenproducedaknifefromthekitchen
andthreatenedhersisterwithit.Thesisterwentbacktothekitchenandgrabbedsomescissorsandthreatenedhermotherwiththem.Eventually,thewomandroppedthescissorsandleftthehome.Officersdidlocatethewomanandarrestedandbookedherintothejuveniledetentionhomeforaggravatedassaultwithadeadlyweapon.
• DetectiveRoacharrestedtwooffendersforfraudandforgery.Theoffendershadidentificationcardsandcreditcardsfromeightdifferentvictims.Theoffendersalsowithdrewmoneyfromsomeofthevictim’saccountsfromtwodifferentbanks.
• TheNortheastImpactUnitconductedatacticalplanwiththeDepartmentofHomelandSecurity, Coronado Mall Security and the followingretailstores;PacSun,Express,Rue21,Macy’s,VictoriaSecret,TargetandHollister.Fifteensuspectswerearrestedand$3,000ofmerchandiserecovered.
• OfficerT.LaForceconductedatacticalplantargetingshoplifters.Shecontactedandworkedwithseveralbusinesses.Elevenarrestsweremadeandseveralhundreddollarsinmerchandisewasrecovered.
• Team5bikeofficersprovedinstrumentalintheirperformanceastheywereonactivebikepatrolinthenorthparkinglotoftheCoronadoMallparkinglotandobservedasubjectactingverysuspiciousandnotedhewasparkedinahandicapparkingarea.Uponmakingcontact,OfficersVigil,McMurroughandMillerdiscoveredthevehicle’soccupantsweredealingdrugs.Thefemalepassengerwasseentossingsuspectednarcoticsintothedoorcavityandparaphernaliawasseized.Afterfurtherinvestigation,officersdiscoveredthatthevehiclewasinvolvedinakidnappingthatoccurredintheSoutheastAreaCommandwherethevehiclewasstolen.OfficerscontactedtheSoutheastImpactUnitwhoagreedtotaketherecoveryandconductasearchwarrantonthecar.ThevehiclewassealedandstoredpendingSoutheastImpactresponse.
• OfficerD.Spragueconductedatacticalplanregardingamalesubjectwhowaspossiblystalkingafemaleinanortheastneighborhood.Themalewasalsoharassingneighborsinthearea.OfficerD.SpraguewasabletoorganizeaneighborhoodmeetingandworkwiththeCITandFASTTunitstoaddresstheproblem.OfficerSpraguealsocontactedthemalesubject
aboutthematter.Sincehisintervention,callsandcomplaintsfromtheneighborhoodhaveceased.
• OnAugust27,Team6officersweredispatchedtoanaggravatedassaultcallwhereamalesubjectfiredapistolatamanagerofanautopartsstoreafterthemanagerconfrontedthesuspectaboutshopliftingitems.Thesuspectthenranintoalargeretailerwhilehewasstillarmed.Team6officerswereabletocoordinatearesponseandthesuspectwaslocatedinsidethestore.Hewastakenintocustodywithoutanybody being harmed.
• OnAugust1,OfficersM.ShookandK.Churchwereonpatrolwhentheyobservedasuspicioustruckparkattherearofaretailer.Duringtheirinvestigation,theylocatedamobilemethlabinthebedofthetruckandarrestedtwopeople.TheMethUnitandEastsideNarcoticstookovertheinvestigation.
• OnAugust27,OfficersK.ChurchandM.Shookvolunteeredtotakeaninprogressshootingatamen’sclub.Uponarrival,onemalesubjectwasfoundtobeshotmultipletimes.OfficerssecuredthesceneatwhichtimetheViolentCrimesUnittookovertheinvestigation.Thevictimlaterdiedfromhisinjuries.Theoffenderwasidentifiedandarrested.
Violent Crimes Division...• TheHomicideUnitrespondedtoand
investigatedfourcalloutsduringAugust.TwoofthecalloutswereactualUCRhomicides.Additionalcalloutsincludedonemajorcaseandonepoliceshooting.TheHomicideUnitsentsixcasestotheDA’sOfficeforprosecution.TheUnitcurrentlyhas60activecases.
• TheArmedRobberyUnitcleared46casesinAugust,with30ofthosegoingtotheDA’sOffice.TheUnitmadesevenarrests,wroteeightarrestwarrantsandservedsixsearchwarrants.TheRobberyUnithad41newcasesassignedinAugustandreceivedapproximately54newreports.TheUnithas58activecases.
• TheRobberyUnitcontinuedtoworkweeklytacticalplansthattargetedserialrobbers.
• TheRobberyUnitsolvedthecasesinvolvingastringofarmedrobberiesatafastfoodrestaurantchaininAugust.MostoftherobberiestookplaceatthelocationnearCoorsandCentralintheSouthwestCommand.Theoffenderwaswantedforfiverobberies.HewastakenintocustodywiththeassistanceofGang
Unitdetectives.ArmedRobberydetectivesalsoidentifiedfiveassociatesoftheoffenderthatarepossiblyinvolvedinseveralarmedrobberiestoindividuals.
• TheRobberyUnitalsosolvedthecaseinvolvingaserialarmedrobber.Hewaswantedforfourarmedrobberiesandhadwarrantsoutforhisarrest.
• TheRobberyUnitinvestigatedarobberythatoccurredatalocaljewelrystoreinwhichapproximately$300,000injewelryhadbeenstolen.DuetotheinvestigativeeffortsoftheRobberyUnitandassistancefromtheROPUnit,twoarrestsweremadeandapproximately$40,000ofjewelrywasrecovered.
• TheSexCrimesUnitrespondedto14call-outsinAugustandcleared33cases,sending11casestotheDA’sOffice.Therewere26newcasesassignedinAugust.TheUnitarrestedfiveoffenders,servedsevensearchwarrants,andcurrentlyhas48activecases.TheUnitalsoassistedwithseveralviolentcrimescall-outs.
• DetectiveMikeGonzaleswasrecognizedbytheMayor’sOfficefortheoutstandingworkhedidinregardstocaseinwhicha14-year-oldgirlwasbeingsexuallyassaultedbyhermother’sboyfriend.
• TheFASTTUnitcleared31casesinAugust,sendingsixofthosetotheDA’sOffice.FASTTDetectivesreviewed79casesduringthemonthofAugust.TheUnithas8activecases.TheUnitgenerated27domesticviolencereportsandmadefourarrests.Theunitalsoobtainedfourarrestwarrants.TheUnitworkedseveraltacticalplansduringthemonthofAugustandclearedninearrestwarrants.
• TheFASTTUnitalsoconducteda24/7surveillanceoperationoveraweekendtoprotecttwociviliansfromaformerhostileworkerthatsentthemthreateningtextmessages.DuetothenatureofthetextmessagesandarticulatedthreatsthiswasalargescaleoperationthatinvolvedFASTT,SexCrimes,Robbery,andSoutheastImpactDetectives.
• Therewereapproximately49newrunaways/missingpersonsreportedtotheMissingPersonsUnitforthemonthofAugust.TheUnitclearedapproximately78totalrunaways/missingpersoncases.TheUnitalsosentthreecasestotheDistrictAttorney’sOffice.Moretipsandleadshavecontinuedtodevelopinthe118thStreetCase.DetectiveshavebeenworkingswingshifthoursonMondaysandThursdaystodo6
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interviewsandfollowupinvestigation.• TheCIT/COASTUnitassisted383individuals
duringAugust.TheUnitcompleted143homevisitsandmade396referralsforsocialservices.TheUnitalsocompleted37threatassessments,ninehazardfilesandcompleted16officersafetybulletins.LieutenantSteveMarezhasbeenassignedtooverseetheCIT/COASTUnitsonatemporarybasisasrecommendedbythePERFReport.
• ForAugust,theCrimesAgainstChildrenUnit(CACU)received779referralsforreviewandpossibleassignment.Thiswasanincreaseof164referralsfromlastmonthwhichrelatestochildrenbackinschoolandwithmoreinteractionwithvariousadultcaregivers.TheUnitcleared89casesinAugust.Detectiveswereassigned74newcases.
• CACUrespondedtotwochilddeathcalloutsinAugust.Onefatalitywastheapparentresultofphysicalabuseandthefatherwasbookedthatnight.Thesecondfatalitywasadrowningduetonegligentparenting.Bothparentswerebookedthatnightaftertheirinterviews.
• TheChildExploitationDetailmadetwoseparatearrestsforenticementofachildafteranundercoverCEDdetectiveposedasa15-year-oldchildonaninternetchatline.Meetingsweresetupinbothcasesanduponcontactwiththeoffenderstheywerearrested.Additionally,CED/SORDhandledtwokidnappingcasesduringAugust.OneresultedinthesecondAMBERAlertinAPD’shistory.Thankfully,bothchildrenwererecoveredandthreefelonyarrestswereobtainedinthecases.Twosubjectsrelatingtothecaseswerearrestedwithonesubjectstilloutstanding.
• TheSORDUnitarrestedamalesubjectwhohadfailedtoregisterasasexoffenderandintheprocesstheydiscoveredhehadseveralotheropencases.TheUnithadbeenconductingweeklysurveillanceonthesubjectashispotentialforre-offendingwasconsideredveryhigh.
Scientific Evidence Division...• Criminalisticsrespondedtothreecall-outsand
oneofficer-involvedshootinginAugust.• TheFirearmsUnitcontinuedtoprovidetimely
investigatingsupportforallmanneroffirearmsrelatedcrimes,includingofficer-involvedshootings,homicides,andaggravatedbatteries.TheUnitalsoprovidedkeydemonstrative
aidstotheChiefandcommandstaffregardingterminalballistics,ammunition,andfirearms.
• TheControlledSubstancesUnitcontinuedtomovetowardsanewmethodofcalibrationcheckingthebreathalcoholtestingequipmentusedforDWIarrests.Thenewgascylindertechnologywillreplacethelessstablewetbathsthathavebeeninusefordecades.
• TheNewMexicoDNAIdentificationSystem(NMDIS),received1,033newconvictedoffender/arresteeDNAsamplesinAugust,withacumulativetotalofover73,000collected.1,010sampleswereanalyzed,datauploadedandsearchedinCODIS,withacumulativetotalofover67,000searchableDNAprofiles.Thesenumbersreflectanincreaseofgreaterthan100%fromthepreviousnormalvolumeofsamplecollectionandanalysiswhencomparedtofiguresfromthelastfiscalyearandisdueexclusivelytotheenhancementsintheNewMexico“Katie’sLaw”.Asaresultoftheseoffender/arresteesamples,19unsolvedcaseswerematchedtooffender/arresteesandthreecase-to-casematchesweremade,resultingin22investigationsbeingaided.Thefirsttwopost-Katie’sLawenhancementmatchesweremade.
• TheBiology/DNAUnit’svalidationiscompleteforthenewlypurchasedmixturerobot.ASOPisbeingwrittenforusageoftherobot.Therobotwillbeon-linebyearlySeptember.ThelabisalsomakingpreparationstovalidateY-STR(maleDNA)quantificationkitsforlabusage.
• InAugust,IdentificationTechniciansprocessed75casedispositions;35employmentbackgroundchecks;73firearmsrequests,and905FBIbackgroundinvestigations.418RAPsandphotosweredistributed,29newAPDapplicantswerefingerprinted,2,076fingerprintswereclassifiedinAFISand3,539newandoldarrestswereprocessedintotheTIBURONCriminalHistoryRecordduringnormalshiftoperations.IdentificationTechnicianscompleted45backgroundsfortheUNMHousingFirstStudyandreducedthetwoyeararrestprocessingbacklogtolessthan800arrestslessthan45daysold.
• TheEvidenceUnitreceived4,191evidenceitems,duplicated615audio/videorecordingsandsupported53pre-trialviewingsinAugust.TheUnitreturned356itemstotheirowners,disposedof1,991items,andrecovered
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$1,632.76inauctionincome.Anadditional647itemshavemetfinaldispositionprocessingrequirementsandarependingdestructioncourtorders.
Communications Division...• APD911CommunicationsCenterstaff
answered72,592incoming911and242-COPScallsinAugust.Therewere27,433callsansweredfor911and45,159callsansweredfor242-COPS.911Operatorsanswered91.09%ofthe911callswithin10seconds(nationalstandardis90%,APDFY11/12standardis93.37%);operatorsalsoanswered95.30%ofthe242-COPScallswithin30seconds(APDgoalis90%answeredwithin30seconds).
• InspectorsfortheCommissiononAccreditationofLawEnforcementAgencies(CALEA)visitedCommunications,auditingthecenteraspartoftheoveralldepartmentinspectionforaccreditation of APD.
• Thecutovertoanewphonesystem,fundedbytheState911fund,beganonAugust24.Thesystemhasnotbeenofficiallyacceptedasofyet,butisoperational.Vendorsremainonsiteworkingonoutstandingissues.
• AnewhireclassofelevenbeganonAugust16.TheelevenarecompletingtheclassroomportionoftheirtrainingandwillembarkonthenextphasesoftheirtrainingintheliveenvironmenteffectiveSaturday,September10th.
Strategic Support Division...• InAugust,therewere119incidentssubmitted
ontheCONNECTwebsitebyacombinationofbusinesspartnersandAPDpersonnelregardingcriminalactivityduringthemonth;ofthese,61werefromARAPApartners;13wereHospitalityPartners;19byFISOApartners;14byCICAPartners;8byPawn&RecyclingPartners,2Apartment,1LEHotsheetand1byDowntownNorthI25.Additionally,therewere36AlertUpdateCommentstothesepostings,whichwereprovidedbypersonnelfromthevariouspartnerships.
• InAugust,22newregistrationrequestswerereceivedforthemonthforthevariousareascontainedintheCONNECTwebsite.
• InAugust,CONNECThadatotalof1,686visitorsin31daysforanaverageof54.387visitors/day
• TheAugustCICAmeetingwasheldonTuesdayAugust9,andtherewere23partnersin
attendance• TheAugustHospitalityMeetingwasheldatthe
RadissonHotelandWaterParkandtherewere26partnersinattendance.
• TheAugustARAPAmeetingwasheldonWednesday,August17.
• TheCrimeAnalysisUnitcreated134crimeanalysisbulletins/mapsand470cyclicalreports,mapsandthresholdalertsinAugust.
Professional Standards Division...• RecruitingeffortswereincreasedinAugust,
establishingcontactswithcolleges/universities,influentialcommunityleaders,andthemilitary.Recruitingstaffarecurrentlyworkingover70cadetfolderstoseatasmanyqualifiedapplicantsfortheupcoming106thCadetClass.Inaddition,pre-physicaltrainingisbeingconductedintheeveningtwiceaweekattheAcademy.Thepre-PTprogramwasdesignedtoassistcadetswiththeirphysicalfitnesspriortothestartoftheactualAcademy.ThetrainingreducesthenumberofcadetswhoareeliminatedfromtheAcademyforphysicalfitnessreasons.
• TheBasicTrainingUnitincorporatedtheproposedNMDPScurriculumforthe106thCadetClass.AlthoughthecurriculumhasnotbeenapprovedbytheLawEnforcementBoardatthistime,Academystafftookaproactiveapproach to implement the additional training. Mostofthetrainingpertainstopeopleincrisis,the mental health community, and additional scenario-basedtraining.TheBasicTrainingUnithasalsobeenproactiveinassistingRecruiting/Backgroundsstaffwithcadetfolders,assistingtherangestaffonaweeklybasiswithNMDPSdayandnightqualifications,andassistingtheAdvancedTrainingUnitwithMOE.
• TheAdvancedTrainingUnitconductedPhase2MOEwhichrequiresallAdvancedTrainingOfficersparticipation.Thetrainingismulti-facetedandcoversclassroominstruction,simulatortraining,andre-certificationwithless-than-lethalweapons.
• AdvancedTrainingSergeantSmith,continuedtoensurethatallofficersarecurrentwithfederalmandateregardingFEMAcoursesandcertifications.Sgt.SmithmaintainsthistrainingfortheentiredepartmenttoensurethatFederalmoniesarenotlost.ThisisinadditiontohismanyresponsibilitiesastheAdvancedTrainingSergeant.
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• PERFrecommendationspertainingtotheAcademyhavebeenaddressedandwereimmediatelyimplemented.TheAcademystaffisworkingcloselywithOperationsReviewtointroduceamentorshipprogramforallgraduatingCadets.Thiswillhelpdeveloptheyoungofficersandassistthemintheirindividualcareerchoices.
• Allfull-timeAcademyStaffhavebegunspendingonedayamonthwithaFieldServicesofficerasatwo-personpatrolunit.Thethoughtbehindtheinitiativeistosolicitfeedbackfromofficersasitrelatestobasictraining,advancedtraining,andrecruiting.ThenewprogramhasalsobeenveryhelpfultoFSBpersonnelbyincreasingtheirstaffingonthatparticulardate.AcademyStaffwillexpandthisinitiativebyworkingwithallunitswithintheAlbuquerquePoliceDepartmenttosolicittrainingrequeststhatbenefittheentiredepartment.
Planning and Policy Division...• Divisionstaffbuiltuponatemplatetodevelop
aSharepoint-baseddepartmentalstrategicplan.Thenewplanwillallowfortrackinganddevelopmentofindividualstrategiesreal-time.ThenewSharepointsiteisvisableandupdatablebystrategystakeholders.
• ConstructionofthenewLeadershipAcademycontinuedinAugust.Power,water,andwastelineswereconnected.
• TheAPDGrantOmnibusBillpassedCouncilinAugust.Thebillaggregatesover30individualgrantsthattheDepartmentmayreceiveinFY12.PassingallofthebillsatonetimedrasticallyreducestheamountoftimethatittakestoutilizegrantfundingandalsoallowstheDepartmenttotakeadvantageoffundingopportunitiesthatitmaynotnecessarilybeabletoduetotimerestraints.
• TheInspections/AccreditationUnithostedtwoinpsectorsfromCALEAfortheofficialon-siteinspectionofthedepartment.Preliminaryresultsoftheinspectionwereencouraging.AteamofdepartmentalofficialswilltraveltoColoradoSprings,COinNovembertoattendahearingonthe accreditation.
Prisoner Transport Unit...• InAugust,thePrisonerTransportUnitprocessed
1,770prisonersthroughthePrisonerTransportCenter.TheAlbuquerquePoliceDepartmentarrested1,468prisonersandotheragencies
arrested302prisoners.ThePrisonerTransportUnitmade210tripstotheMDCandaccepted50walk-inprisonersattheMDC.
• ThePrisonerTransportUnitparticipatedintheDWIwarranttacticalplanonAugust27and28.ThePTUtransported11prisonersduringtheweekendoperation.
• ThesavingsinhoursandfuelcostsforthemonthofAugustwas$36,534.97.
Support Services Division...• TheCriminalNuisanceAbatementUnit
(CNAU)continuedtorespondtoreferralsfromareacommands,SafeCityStrikeForce,neighborhoodassociationsandcitycouncilmembers.TheCNAUconductedpatroloperationsatCityHousingproperties.TheCNAUconductednumerousinterventionswithowners,landlordsandoccupantsofproblemproperties.DuringAugust,theCNAUposted22unitsassubstandard,identified15problemproperties,andvisited287properties.
• CourtServicesscheduled131pretrialhearings,prepared193officerprosecutioncases,processed515arraignments,submitted344felonycasestotheDistrictAttorney’sOffice,andsubmitted523summonstoMetroCourt.
• TheAlarmUnitimplementedaplantoassistbusinessesandcitizensbeincompliancewiththeAlarmOrdinance.DuringAugust,atotalof22.5hourswasspentonenforcement.
• InAugust,theTelephoneReportUnitsavedfieldofficers1,310.40hoursbytakingoffensereportsand470.60hoursbytakingsupplementalreportswhichequatessavingsof$20,160fororiginalreportsand$7,240forsupplements.Thetotalmonetarysavingswas$27,400.Additionally,CopLogicreportssavedthefield891.80hoursforatotalmonetarysavingsof$13,720.ThetotalmonetarysavingsinAugustbytelephonereports,supplementsandCopLogicreportsprocessedis$41,120.
Traffic Division...• TheTrafficUnitissued1,315citationsin
August.• TheDWIUnitarrested152peoplefordriving
whileintoxicated.• TheSeizureUnitconfiscated139vehiclesin
August,totalling$173,530.• InAugust,theTrafficUnitmadefive
misdemeanorarrestsandthreeDWIarrests.The
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Unitissued1,101movingcitations,including68forcellphoneusewhiledriving.TheUnitconductedtacticalplansinAugustthatproduced146citations.TheUnitinvestigated196crashes,nonethatwerefatal.
• TheAbandonedVehicleUnitred-taggedeightvehiclesandtowed36.
• OnAugust1,Air1wastakenoutofservicetobeupgradedtobefullynightvisiongogglecompliantbyFAAstandardsaswellascompletetheinstallationofthenewU8000FlirThermalImagingSystem.
• OnAugust10,Air5respondedtoadisturbancecallatanortheastapartmentcomplexinvolvingamalesubjectarmedwithasledgehammerandagun.Onarrival,Air5observedtwomalesubjectsinaparkinglotinfrontoftheapartment.Bothsubjectsenteredapickuptruckandstartedtoleave,thensuddenlyreturnedtotheparkinglot.Oneofthesubjectseventuallygotintoagrayvehicleanddrovewestboundaroundapolicevehicleattemptingtostopit.Air5followedthevehicleashortdistanceuntilitcrashedintoalightpoleafterrunningastopsignatJuanTabo.Ashortfootchaseensuedandthesubjectwastakenintocustody.Air5returnedtotheapartmentandassistedinthestoppingofasecondsuspectvehicleandtwoadditionalsuspectsweretakenintocustody.Theeludingsuspectclaimedthesituationwasadrugdealgone bad.
• OnAugust10,Air5respondedtoanaccidentonI-25andJeffersonwherethedriverhadwalkedawayfromthecrash.Air5begansearchingforthedriverwhowasseenwearinganorangeshirt.Air5brieflyobservedamalesubjectinanorangeshirtinfrontofanortheastlocation.PoliceunitsweredispatchedandTrafficOfficerOtzenbergerlocatedthesubjecthidinginadumpsterstructureontheproperty.Thesubjectwasfoundtobeintoxicatedandwasbooked.
Special Operations Division...• OnAugust7,theAPDBombSquadwascalled
toalocalchurchregardingasuspectedpipebomb.BombTechniciansx-rayedthedeviceanddeterminedtherewasnothinginsidethepipetoposeathreat.
• OnAugust8,theBombSquadwascalledtotheAPDFoothillsSubstation.Acitizendroppedoffapartiallydetonatedpipebombatthesubstationwithasuspiciouswhitepowderinside.BombTechnicianstestedthepowderanddetermined
ittobetheexplosivecesiumnitrate.Thepipebombwaslaterdestroyed.
• OnAugust16,theBombSquadwascalledtoachurchreferenceasuspicioussuitcaseintheparkinglot.Anx-rayofthecaseshowedtherewasnothreatinside.
• OnAugust31,theBombSquadwascalledtoCedarCresttoassisttheATFwithasearchwarrant.Onepipebombwaslocatedduringthesearch.Theowneradmitteditwasafunctioningpipebombwithblackpowderinside.BombTechssafelyremoveditandlaterdestroyeditatthe APD Bomb Range.
• InAugust,TheK-9Unitperformed57buildingsearches,10areasearches,andmade13totalapprehensions.
• TheHorseMountedUnitbeganworkingonbasicequitationandridinginthearenainanefforttoreprogramthetrainingofbothofficersandhorses.
• TheHomelandSecuritySectionsentfivedepartmentpersonneltotheIncidentManagement/UnifiedCommandWMD/TerrorismIncidents,CommandSystemFormsReview,andAdvancedIncidentManagement/Unifiedcommand.Allpersonnelsuccessfullycompletedthecourse.Inadditiontotheabovelistedcoursecertificates,thepersonnelwillreceivetrainingcertificatesfromNMDHSforICS-300andICS-400.
• The377thSecurityForcesSquadron(SFS)hadrequestedassistancewithActiveShooterincidentsandtraining.TheyrealizedthatAPD’strainingandexperiencefarexceedstheirown.Thetrainingiscurrentlyinthecoordinationstage.
Investigations Bureau...• OnAugust2,anorthwestbankwasrobbed.
Witnessesobservedthesuspectdrivingawhitevehicle.ROPandfieldofficersobservedthevehicleatanorthwestresidence.Officerslocatedthesuspectintheareaandwastakenintocustody.HewassubsequentlyturnedovertotheFBI.Thesuspecthadbeenarrestedforpriorrobberies.Adisguise,fakehandgun,andalargesumofmoneywererecoveredinthesuspect’svehicle.
• OnAugust4,theROPUnitarrestedamanwhowaswantedonafederalwarrantforfelonyinpossession.Themanisfacingtenyearsinprisonand3yearssupervisedprobationuponconviction.
• OnAugust8,theROPUnitreceivedinformationthatamanwasinpossessionofastolenDodgeRampickup.Themanwasalsowantedforanoutstandingfelonywarrant.ROPUnitdetectivessetupsurveillanceatanorthwestresidence,andwaslatertakenintocustody.Asearchwarrantwasexecutedontheman’svehicleandahandgunwaslocated.Themanisaconvictedfelon.ThekeystothestolenDodgeRamwerealsolocatedintheman’spossession.
• OnAugust9,theROPUnitassistedFoothillsImpactandfieldofficers.ROPdetectivesarrestedamanatCandelariaandCarlisle.Themanwastakenintocustodyandfoundtobeinpossessionofastolen357handgun.ThemanhadalreadyfledfromfieldofficersearlierinthedayinastolenSaturn.Themanisalsoaconvicted felon.
• OnAugust10,theROPUnitarrestedamanwhowaswantedontwofelonywarrants.Hewasarrestedandwasfoundinpossessionofheroin.
• AlsoonAugust10,theROPUnitperformedsurveillanceofamanwhowaswantedforanarmedrobberyinLosLunaswhereagunshotwasfiredandahostagewastaken.ThemanfledtheresidenceastheSWATteamwasattemptingtoformaperimeter.Themanwaslater apprehended in the area and turned over to LosLunasofficers.
• OnAugust23,theROPUnitarrestedamanandawomanwhowerebothwantedforoutstandingfelonywarrants.Theywerelocatedatanortheastlocationandtwosearchwarrantswerelaterexecutedontheirroom.Twoloadedhandgunswerelocatedandjewelryfromarobberyatalocalgoldandsilverexchangewasrecovered.
• OnAugust10,GangUnitdetectiveswereabletolocateTremaineRichardson(whohadbeenontherunsincetheGangUnitexecutedasearchwarrantonhisresidence).Richardsonwaslocatedasheattemptedtosneakoutofarearwindowofhisgirlfriend’sresidence.Hefacestheremainingfiveyearsofhissentenceplusfeloninpossessioncharges.
• OnAugust11,GangUnitdetectiveswerecontactedbytheHomicideUnitrequestingassistanceintakingthreesuspectsintocustodyfora2010homicide.Withinfourhours,allthreewerelocatedandtakenintocustodywithoutincident.
• OnAugust18,theGangUnitwascontactedby
thePropertyCrimesDivisionforhelpinlocatingJosephGarcia.Garciahasbeencommittingfeloniessince1992(over80charges),andisaSanJosegangmember.Onthisdate,surveillancewassetuponafemalefriendofGarcia’s.Shortlyafterthefemalewascontactedbydetectives,Garciawasseenattempingtosneakoutoftheresidence.Hewastakenintocustodywithoutincident.
• OnAugust21,GangUnitdetectivesrespondedtoaViolentCrimescall-outatanortheastlocation.Afterinitialinvestigation,itwaslearnedthesuspectwasknownonlyas“Prophet”.Detectiveswereabletolearnhistrueidentity,andsetupsurveillanceonhisresidence.Thefollowingmorning,themanwasseenleavingtheresidenceinavehicle.Hewastakenintocustodywithoutincident.
• ViceDetectivesVollmerandSandycompletedtheMurdochcaseandsubmittedittotheSantaFeDistrictAttorney’sOffice.
• WhileViceDetectivesSandyandVollmerwerearrestinganindividualinreferencetoamisdemeanorprostitutionwarrant,theycameintocontactwithanindividualwhohadinformationonanunsolvedhomicidethatoccurredamonthprioronSouthBroadway.TheinformantleadDetectiveSandyandVollmertofouroutstandingsuspects.
• EastsideNarcoticsofficerswroteeightsearchwarrants,andmade19felonyarrests.InAugust,theUnitseized777gramsofmethamphetamine,onegramofcocaine,onepoundofmarijuana,and283gramsofheroin.TheUnitrecoveredfivegunsandsubmittedsixcasestotheDistrictAttorney’sOffice.
• WestsideNarcoticsofficerscompletedninefelonyarrests,wrote17searchwarrantsandmade14controlledbuys.TheUnitseized13.2gramsofmethamphetamine,20.4gramsofcocaine,and150.5gramsofheroin.TheUnitsubmitted27casestotheDistrictAttorney’sofficeforprosecution.
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Trend Analysts
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Handicap Citations
0
20
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60
80
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Guns Recovered
300
350
400
450
500
550
600
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DWI Arrests / Assists
14,000
16,000
18,000
20,000
22,000
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Moving Citations
500
700
900
1,100
1,300
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Parking Citations
400
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600
700
800
900
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Graffiti Referrals
0
20
40
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80
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120
140
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Private Towed
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10
20
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70
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Private Red Tag
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Public Red Tag
300350400450500550600650700
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Panhandling Citations / Arrests
400
500
600
700
800
900
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Criminal Trespass Citations / Arrests
200
300
400
500
600
700
Jan-11 Feb-11 Mar-11 Apr-11 May-11 Jun-11 Jul-11 Aug-11
Drinking in Public Citations / Arrests
300
400
500
600
700
800
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Noise Enforcement Citations / Arrests
0
5
10
15
20
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Uncovered Load Citations
50
70
90
110
130
150
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Littering Citations
6,000
6,500
7,000
7,500
8,000
8,500
9,000
9,500
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Calls for Service
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500
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Criminal Summons Issued
250
300
350
400
450
500
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Domestic Violence Arrests
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
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Misdemeanor A/W
700
800
900
1,000
1,100
1,200
1,300
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Felony Arrests / Warrants
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
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Family Advocacy Center Clients Served
1,000
1,200
1,400
1,600
1,800
2,000
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PTU Prisoners Transported
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
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Photo Enforcement
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