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    HHUNTERSVILLE PPOLICE

    DDEPARTMENT 9630 Julian Clark Ave P.O. Box 664 Huntersville, N.C.

    28070

    (704) 464-5400 Fax (704) 947-9200Philip K. Potter, CLEE

    Chief of Police

    MONTHLY CRIME BULLETIN

    Motor Vehicle Theft

    October 2012

    Activity Summary:

    There were six(6) motor vehicle thefts reported in October 2012. There were two(2) motor vehicle theftsreported during the same time frame in 2011. This is a 200% increase from 2011 to 2012.

    Five (5) incidents are open for further investigation and one (1) incident has been closed due to victim

    refusal to cooperate.

    Historically, HPD has an average of 5 motor vehicle thefts during the month of October with a current threshold of 2 to

    8. This October, we were withinthethreshold with 6 reported motor vehicle thefts.

    Forecast for November:

    The average number of MV Thefts for the month ofNovember is 4 plus or minus 3. By the end of November, there

    is a 68% chance HPD will have received between 1 and 7 reported MV Thefts.

    Prepared by: Laura Rooks, Crime Analyst

    Submitted to: Philip K. Potter, Chief of Police

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    MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT

    October 2012

    Geographic Analysis

    Incidents per Reporting Tract Number of Crimes per Location

    Incidents by Response Area

    Location # % of totalCommercial 1 17%

    Residential 4 67%

    PVA 0 0%

    Hotel/Motel 0 0%

    Roadway 1 17%

    6 100%

    Tract # % of total

    A1

    A2 1 17%

    A3

    A4 1 17%

    A5

    B1 1 17%

    B2 1 17%

    B3 1 17%B4

    C1

    C2

    C3

    C4 1 17%

    C5

    C6

    D1D2

    D3

    D4

    D5

    99

    6 100%

    Beat # % of total

    East 1 1 17%

    East 2 2 33%

    East 3 0 0%

    West 1 2 33%

    West 2 0 0%

    West 3 1 17% 6 100%

    District # % of

    total

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    Temporal Analysis

    # of Incidents/Day at Found Time Crimes Found by 4hr Intervals

    Modus Operandi Analysis

    Method of EntryForced or Non-forced Entries

    Entry Type # % of total

    Forced 0 0%Unforced 6 100%

    Unknown 0 0%

    6 100%

    Point of EntryPoint of Entry # % of total

    Door (Driver) 3 50%

    Door (Pass) 0 0%

    Day # % Total

    Sunday 0 0%

    Monday 0 0%

    Tuesday 5 83%

    Wednesda

    y

    1 17%

    Thursday 0 0%

    Friday 0 0%

    Saturday 0 0%

    6 100%

    Time Period # % per Allocation

    0000-0359 0 0%

    0400-0759 2 33%0800-1159 1 17%

    1200-1559 2 33%

    1600-1959 1 17%

    2000-2359 0 0%

    6 100%

    Method # % of total

    Broke Glass 0 0%

    Force Door 0 0%Forced Window 0 0%

    Bodily Force 0 0%

    Pried/Punch Lock 0 0%

    No Force 6 100%

    Key 0 0%

    Unknown 0 0%

    6 100%

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    Monthly Crime Analysis for October 2012

    Motor Vehicle Theft

    Tract Case # Address Date From: Time From: Date To: Time To: Common Name:

    A1 None Reported

    A2 121009072903 Norman View Ln 10/9/12 0729 10/9/12 0729A3 None Reported

    A4 121010155904 Henry Ln 10/10/12 1545 10/10/12 1555

    A5 None Reported

    B1 121030135603 Statesville Rd 10/30/12 1130 10/30/12 1356

    B2 121030175404 McCormick Pl 10/30/12 1630 10/30/12 1750

    B3 121030071701 Saxon Trace Ct 10/29/12 2200 10/30/12 0700

    B4 None Reported

    C1 None Reported

    C2 None Reported

    C3 None ReportedC4 121016093903 Kerns Rd 10/15/12 2030 10/16/12 0900

    C5 None Reported

    D1 None Reported

    D2 None Reported

    D3 None Reported

    D4 None Reported

    D5 None Reported

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    Incidents per Month 2011 Compared to 2012

    October and November Motor Vehicle Thefts Over Time

    0

    2

    4

    6

    8

    10

    12

    2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    #

    ofIncid

    ents

    October

    November

    NC = Non-Calculable

    Comparison of # of Incidents in October to # of Incidents in November over time

    Month Year # of Incidents Month Year # of Incidents Mean # Change by Month

    October 2006 3 November 2006 10 6.5 +7

    October 2007 5 November 2007 4 4.5 -1

    October 2008 3 November 2008 3 3 0

    October 2009 3 November 2009 4 3.5 +1October 2010 4 November 2010 2 3 -2

    October 2011 2 November 2011 6 4 +4

    Standard Deviation from Mean in incidents # for 2006-2011 +-1.3 Standard Deviation for change inincidents # b/w Oct and Nov:

    +-3.4

    Month Year # of Incidents

    % Change

    October 2011 2October 2012 6 200%