MILWAUKEE POLICE DEPARTMENT

Al\Tl\T.UAL REPORT 1986

police (pales) n. CFr.,ult. (Gr. polis city::J l.the governmental de:Qartment for keeping ora.er, detecting crime, to control, protect.

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

POLICE DEPARTMENT

1986

ANNUAL REPORT

ROBERT J. ZIARNIK CHIEF OF POLICE

COVER BY: P. 0. Warren Rivette

OFFICER ON COVER: P. 0. Jerry Colker

PREPARED BY: Research and Development Bureau

COMPILED AND TYPED BY: Clerk Peggy A. Koceja

STATISTICS/NARRATIVE BY: Departmenr Personnel

PHOTOGRAPHS BY: Identification Division

PRINTED BY: Ray Oelke Printing Section

PHOTOS FROM ANNUAL POLICE OFFICER MEMORIAL DAY

MEMBERS KIU.ED lli LINE OF IXJTY

Pbn. Frank Piacseck 1884 Pbn. Am.old 0. Werner 1943

Pbn. John Kessow 1899 Pbn. Valentine Adam 1948

Lineman Jacob Mangold 1903 Pbn. Elmer A. Bates 1948

Pbn. otto Flieth 1908 Pbn. Vemon White 1951

Pbn. Peter Gauer 1909 Police Sgt. Raymond Nencki 1959

Pbn. Frederick w. I<aiser 1917 Pbn. Robert E. Kraemer 1963

Pbn. David o 1 Brien 1917 Pbn. James · Rivers 1966

Pbn. Paul J. Weiler 1917 Pbn. Ronald T. Hogan 1967

Pbn. Albert H. Templin 1917 Pbn. Bcyan J. Moschea 1967

Pbn. Charles Seehawer 1917 Pbn. George Fish 1970

Pbn. Frank Caswin 1917 Pbn. Alan Sroczynski 1970

Pbn. Stephen H. Stecher 1917 Pbn. Paul Du Planty 1971

Pbn. Heney Deckert 1917 Pbn. Gerald W. Hernpe 1973

Operator Edward Spindler 1917 Pbn. Charles T. Smith 1973

Pbn. William I<aemmerling 1922 Pbn. Ronald Reagan 1973

Pbn. Joseph Kubacki 1924 Pbn. Thomas G. Matulis 1974

Pbn. Walter llledtke 1924 Pbn. Robert D. Riley 1974

Pbn. Harry Schmidt 1925 Pbn. Michael L. Draeger 1974

Pbn. Hilbert F. Thurow 1930 Pbn. Dermis L. Obradovich 1975

Pbn. Robert Bahlke 1932 P.O. Albert Kohn 1975

Pbn. Richard Zingler 1933 P.O. Thomas R. Kiefer 1977

Patrol Sgt. Harry Pieske 1935 P.O. John A. · Machajewski 1981

Pbn. Charles H. George 1936 P.O. Charles S. Mehlberg 1981

Pbn. Nels M. Good:mann 1937 P.O. Sydney C. Snow 1982

Pbn. George H. Raabe 1937 P.O. leonard R. lesnieski 1985

Pbn. Joseph A. lecher 1943 P.O. Rosario J. Collura 1985

TABlE OF OONTENTS

Chief 1 s Introductory Letter o o o o o o o o o o o

Board of Fire and Police Commissioners

Organizational Chart o o o o o o o o o o o o

Major Achievements During 1986

Police Officer Citations

Citizen Awards of Merit

Retirements/In Memoriam

Promotions

Salacy Schedules

Fiscal Operations

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Department of Police

The Honorable Henry W. Maier, Mayor The Honorable camoon Cotmcil

Robert J. Ziarnik Chief of Pol ice

The Honorable Board of Fire and Police camrl.ssioners city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Mayor, ladies and Gentlemen:

I am pleased to suJ:mit the Annual Report of the activities of the Milwaukee Police Deparbnent for the year 1986. This report describes the efforts expended t:rj all police . personnel to provide maximum service to the citizens of our ccmmmity.

We would ~ remiss in our duty if we did not acknowledge the help and cooperation received fl:Cill the citizens of the City of Milwaukee. Many private citizens assisted us in numerous ways, and 108 of our citizens received Awards of Merit in 1986 in sincere and genuine appreciation of their efforts in keeping Milwaukee a safe and orderly camnmity.

Your support and cooperation, and that of the citizens of Milwaukee, is gratefully acknowledged.

Respectfully suJ:mitted,

RJZ/ds

Police Administration Building, 749 West State Street, Post Office Box 531, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201 .

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CHIEF OF POLICE 3

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FIRE AND POLICE COMMISS I ONERS

Top row left to right: Gilbert Jewell; Steven R. Kravit; James F . Blumenberg, Exec . Director; Ronald S . Sanfelippo; Patrice M. Hargarten, Vice Chairman

Seated l eft to right: William Stamm, Fire Chi ef ; William I . Gore, Chairman; Robert J . Ziarni k, Chief of Police

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INTERNAL I' AFFAIRS DIVISION

FIRE AND POLICE

COMMISSION

CHART

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS IXJRING 1986

centralized, Automated Booking became operational in May of 1986.

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The Nippon Electric Corporation's

Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS)

was delivere1 and. is in the process of being installed.

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A Telephone Report Unit was established in May 1986

and is filing over 1,200 minor offense reports per month

thereby relieving squads for more important functions .

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'Twenty-three (23) Whelen strobe light bars were purchased

and 55 more will be acquired in 1987.

Additionally, 150 Whelen re.movable lights (Kojak type)

were purchased for unmarked squads.

This equipment clearly increases the visibility of Deparbnent vehicles.

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In May 1986, a 24-hour Property Control Section was established

primarily to preserve the chain of evidence.

In July 1986, ground was

broken for the construction of

a new sixth District Station

at 3006 s. 27th Street. The

building is expected to be

ready for occupancy in July of

1987.

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In May 1986, a Neighborhood Foot Patrol Program whereby officers are assigned to particular beats with a view of becoming familiar with the people and problems in given areas was established.

In 1986, the Tactical Enforcement Section received special weapons and tactics training via a 40-hour Basic Unit Deployment Plan. Advanced tactical comprehensive training, new weapons training, and live fire and explosive entry exercises under contolled simulated conditions were also conducted. Two Sergeants from the Tactical Enforcement Section were also sent to the National Tactical Officer's Association training cite at Alburquerque, New Mexico to upgrade tactical training addressing hostage rescue and other critically essential methods and techniques.

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In April 1986, new uniform garments were adopted.

The uniform garments won an outstanding Achievement Award

in the 1986 BEST DRESSED POLICE DEPARTMENT competition.

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In November of 1986, a Police Officer Support Team was formally established. Nearly 300 Department members and family members have availed themselves of the services of the Police Officer Support Team.

In May 1986, a mandatory arrest policy was implemented in cases of domestic violence modeled after the Minneapolis, Minnesota Experiment.

In 1986, the positions of Safety Director and Personnel/Labor Relations Officer were created.

The Safety Director is responsible for the development, implementation, and administration of a comprehensive Department-wide Safety and Accident Prevention program.

The Personnel/Labor Relations Officer serves as a member of the City's collective bargaining team and is responsible for the processing and formalization of responses to grievances filed by labor organizations. He also processes allegations of discrimination and supervises the Department's limited duty program.

In 1986, an internship program was established with 1 graduate and 3 undergraduate students from Marquette University assisting the Research and Development Bureau. Future plans include add:ing :interns from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee.

In September of 1986, following extensive research, comprehensive standard operating procedures were published for the Criminal Intelligence Division.

In October 1986, records relating to personnel and disciplinary matters were standardized Department-wide.

In August 1986, a "Use of Specialized Equipment File" was established.

In August 1986, a "Motor Vehicle Entry Indemnification Agreement" was devised to absolve the City of liability in those cases where Department members assist citizens who are locked out of vehicles.

During 1986, additional officers were tra:ined in crime prevention which resulted in the formation of additional Block Watch Groups.

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CITIZEN AWARDS OF MERIT

POLICE DEPARTMENT MILWAIJXEE ~ WISCONSIN

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TO THE MILWAUIC!E POUCI! DEPAITMfHT AND TH! O'nl!NS

Of OUR COMMUNITY IN OUR EffORTS TO MAIHT AIN A SAR,

CIIMI!. FH! AND ORDHL Y COMMUNITY.

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POLICE OFFICER CITATIONS 21

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ClASS 11C11

Detective Jack Ballering Detective Dennis Murphy P.o. Michael Pohl

P. 0. Keith Balash Det. William Blumenberg P. 0. Gary Bruhn P.O. James cnney Det. Thomas casper P.O. James Cleveland P.O. Ronald Connolly Det. Patrick D::lyle P.O. Diane Drvenkar P.O. Joel Ginster P.O. Alvin Goetz P.O. Julian Gonzalez P. 0. Richard Hopgood Det. William Joers P.O. Jeffrey Jolmson P.O. Daniel Kent

FOLICE OFFICER CITATIONS

ClASS "D"

P.O. John Balcerzak P.O. Charles Berard P.O. Richard Gayan P.O. Tony Hendrix Sgt. Ronald Jankowski P.O. Jack Kasprzak P.O. Timothy Koceja P.O. Robert Koziczkowski P. 0. Dieter Kraemer P.O. Mark Mathy P. 0. Peter Mozej ewski P.O. Carlos Negron P. 0. Richard Sandoval P. 0. David Torretta P.O. Mark Trentadue P.O. Michael Valuch P.o. Mark Wagner

ClASS "E'' COMMENDATORY lEITER

P. 0. Thomas Kneisler P. 0. Paul I.enz P.O. Joseph Link P.O. Glenn Lundquist Parking Checker Timothy Manley P.o. Robert Marczewski Sgt. Claude Mccabe P. 0. Percy Moore P. 0. Peter Mozej ewski Det. Joseph Purpero P. 0. James Sanfilippo Sgt. Joseph Schoner Det. LeRoy Shaw P.O. James Sobocinski Det. John Wesley

FEBRUARY 14, 1986

BRINKMAN, ADOLPH M. BRO~NING, IRVING S. DAVIS, JOHN M. DUERR I TIMOTHY ED~ARDS, ERNEST ~.

ELICH, STEVEN FORJAN, JEFFREY J. HUTCHESON, DU~AYNE H. JENRICH, KEITH T. KELLER, JOHN KELLOG, SCOTT A. KOLLATH, DANIEL E. KRUSE, GARY MAGNUSON, ED~ARD P. MISZE~SKI, JOSEPH J. MORGAN, GREGORY S. REED, KRIST A. SCH~ANDT, CHRISTOPHER SEDLMEIER, JAMES STERNIG, KENNETH URBAN, BRIAN J. URBAN, JEFFREY A. ~ELSH, PATRICK J. ~ILLIAMS, FRED R.

CITIZEN AWARDS OF MERIT

JUNE 13, 1986

ALDRICH, GREGORY ARMSTRONG, RONALD ATKINSON, KEN E. BR~N, DARNELL CARNEY, PAUL CHRISTIAN, TOM P. COCOS, DAVID DOTSON, AUDIE DOVE, BRYAN S. FIGGE, DAVID J. HERMAN, THOMAS M. KAPPUS, GERALD KIPPENHAN, ROGER KOVACS, JEFF D. KOVACS, LOUIS S. KOWALSKI, THOMAS KROSCHER, TODD ~.

LAHAYE, DAVID ~.

LARSON, KIM LARSON, LEROY LAURICH, ROBERT R. LEE, ROBERT A. MABUSA, RASUILI ·R. MIXDORF, KEVIN K. MOJICA, HECTOR ~­

OLIVER, KENNETH 0. PEASLEE, RODNEY A. PROM, KEVIN P. RAMSTACK, ~ILLIAM

RICHARDSON, JAMES SCHMIDT I JOHN T.

SHA~, RONALD L. SIRNA, MICHAEL J. SOLIE I ROBERT E. SONTAG, DARRELL R. STALLSMITH, CHRIS STALLSMITH, DAVID STEPHENS, THOMAS A. TREU, KEITH A. \.IAGNER, TODD R. WIRTANEN, LAWRENCE WIRTANEN, MARK WOLFE, RAYMOND A. \.IROESLER, SUSAN

NOVEMBER 7, 1986

ALBANESE, JOSEPH ALVARADO, JOHN M. BAKOS, DARRYL R. BONGARD, RICHARD P. BRADFORD, RETTA CARTER, JOHN T. CHATMAN, JOANNA DOUTHIT, BILL E. DUNLAP, DANIEL J. ESCOBAR, AURELIO FLORES, DAVID GHOLSON, ERIC J. GORTON, JAMES S. GORTON, PAUL E. HAMBURGER, RANDOLPH J. HOFFMAN, ALLEN F. HOFFMAN, TERRANCE S. HUMMER, DAVID E. HUSSLEIN, ROBERT JR. IR~IN, KENNETH R. JELINSKI, CHESTER KAMINSKI, DENNIS J. KOHLER, VIRGINIA A. KOTECKI, GREGORY J. KRUGER, ANNA MARIE KVEEN, NORMAN A. LOUIS, ANDREW MCCLUSKEY, KEVIN M. MILLER, EDWARD E. MORALES, JOSEPH F. NOWAKO\.ISKI, JERRY ORLO\.ISKI, RONALD PARISH, BESSIE ROBINSON, ROCHELLE SCHRAM, TODD L. SCHROEDER, JEFFREY L. SVACH, ALLAN V. VOSS, JERRY LEE WALKER, JESSIE RAY WILLIAMS, SHERMAN H.

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REI'IREMENT APF'Om:IMENT LENGTH OF RANK NAME DATE DATE SERVICE

Cust Wkr II John R. Florek 01/12/86 12/28/66 19 Detective Emil Markovic 01/15/86 08/10/53 32 P.O. Gerald R. Pedersen 01/18/86 10/20/50 35 P.O. Herbert L. Schuennan 01/18/86 09/06/55 30 P.O. Richard D. Dembowski 01/21/86 07/13/59 26 Clk Typ II Olga Romas 01/24/86 09/08/61 24 Chief Oper Pol

Data conun. Joseph R. Skowronski 02/01/86 08/09/54 31 Adm Pol Sgt Leonard J. Topczewski 02/04/86 05/10/54 31 Pol Alann Oper Jack R. Passow 02/08/86 02/04/57 29 P.O. Edward Arnbrosiak 02/12/86 01/25/54 32 P.O. Leonard H. Iazewski 02/19/86 01/05/53 33 P.O. John Schurrer 02/22/86 08/01/50 35 P.O. Howard R. I..anchy 02/24/86 01/20/50 36 P.O. David J. Bejma 02/25/86 08/10/53 32 Lt. of Det Edward M. Bauer 02/25/86 01/20/50 36 Sergeant Robert P. Ewing 02/26/86 04/18/55 30 P.O. Robert F. Gaszak 03/02/86 01/25/54 32 P.O. Theodore B. Mizak 03/08/86 11/29/45 40 Sergeant Jeremiah Johnson 03/09/86 05/05/52 33 Sergeant Jess.s: Kedziora 03/11/86 08/10/53 32 Detective Jack F. Vogl 03/26/86 02/04/57 29 P.O. Walter F. Rowinski 03/28/86 02/06/56 30 Sergeant Richard R. Barwick 04/01/86 04/18/55 30 Lt. of Det Eugene K. Sosinski 04/07/86 02/06/56 30 Detective Joseph F. Brown 04/08/86 01/07/52 34 Pol Alann Oper Alfred B. Sharafinski 04/24/86 10/08/51 34 P.O. John Dirk, Jr. 04/30/86 01/25/54 32 Sergeant Bernard M. Pacys 05/02/86 04/24/50 36 Detective Ronald E. Enk 05/20/86 04/22/57 29 P.O. Eugene A. Martin 05/21/86 01/07/46 40 Sergeant Edward G. Knuth 05/21/86 05/05/52 34 P.O. Donald B. North 05/24/86 03/27/61 25 P.O. Harold Gillman 05/29/86 01/05/53 33 P.O. Gordon Glatzel 05/29/86 04/22/57 29 P.O. Aloysius A. Land 05/31/86 04/06/53 33 P.O. Narcissus F. Szymanski 06/01/86 05/10/54 32 P.O. Garl R. Erkander 06/05/86 01/19/59 27 Ident Tech Bert L. Banholzer 06/17/86 11/14/49 36 P.O. James M. Gradinjan 06/18/86 11/21/60 25 P.O. Paul A. Zimmer 06/25/86 05/18/50 36 P.O. Donald R. Kreil 06/26/86 05/10/54 32 Deputy Chief Herbert D. Anderson 06/25/86 04/06/53 33 Inspector Andrew J. Busalacchi 06/27/86 04/06/42 44 Captain Philip E. Pape 07/01/86 05/10/54 32

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Detective P.O. Detective P.O. Detective Pol Alarm 0per Pol Alarm Oper P.O. P.O. Deputy Insp Asst Chief Oper Inspector P.O. Ident Tech P.O. P.O. Sergeant P.O. Doc Examiner P.O.

RANK

P.O. P.O. Lt.

REI'IREMENTS (cont'd)

Joseph E. Friday 07/20/86 Robert J. Repinski 07/22/86 Eugene P. Brah 07/28/86 Kenneth A. John 07/29/86 Gerald p. Kennedy 07/30/86 Ronald W. Probst 07/31/86 l!heodore E. Adrian 08/01/86 Louis J. Belke 08/01/86 Richard Roffers 08/07/86 James G. Pa.nlau 08/22/86 Donald w. Schulte 08/22/86 Leonard W. Ziolkowski 09/05/86 James A. Bradley 09/16/86 Melvin B. Panfil 09/18/86 Thaddeus Koralewski 09/27/86 Gilbert Kania 10/05/86 Harry W. ~!horns 10/22/86 Dominic A. Guiliani 10/12/86 Alfred R. Hennecke 11/18/86 James Butler 12/27/86

rn MEMORIAM ACI'IVE PERSONNEL

NAME

Michael J. Gallow Victor J. Blanco Donald R. Trojanowski

AProiNTED

08/10/81 09/23/85 01/17/55

01/17/55 07/13/59 03/27/61 01/17/55 05/10/54 08/10/53 08/09/54 03/27/61 04/06/51 05/10/54 10/08/51 01/20/50 05/07/56 09/06/55 01/20/50 04/06/53 04/22/57 08/11/52 11/13/61 04/22/57

DECEASED

01/31/86 08/25/86 09/15/86

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PROM0riONS

RANK OF NAME PROMOI'ED 'ID DA'IE

captain Orval A. Zellmer Deputy Chief 07/13/86

Dep Inspector Joseph A. Kalivoda Inspector 07/13/86 Dep Inspector Robert L. Blair Inspector 09/21/86

captain Richard W. Hed.er Deputy Inspector 07/13/86 captain Thomas E. Harker Deputy Inspector 09/07/86 captain Glenn E. Gruenewald Deputy Inspector 09/21/86

Det Lieut. Jerome N. Neumann captain of Police 01/26/86 Lieut. Edward N. Kondracki captain of Police 07/13/86 Lieut. William E. Gielow captain of Police 07/13/86 Lieut. Alfonso J. Graham captain of Police 07/27/86 Lieut. George G. Mueller captain of Police 09/07/86 Lieut. Dean J. Collins captain of Police 09/21/86

Pol Sergeant William B. Hafemann Adm Lt. of Det. 07/13/86

Pol Sergeant Howard K. Lindsted.t Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant Peter P. Pochowski Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant Larry G. Paar Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant John Michalak Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant William P. Fadrowski Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant Joseph G. Sutter Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant Peter M. Habel Lt of Police· 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant Patrick A. Ellis Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant David H. Spenner Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant Edmund G. Majkowski Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant Gary M. Cox Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant Dennis L. Drazkowski Lt of Police 11/23/86 Pol Sergeant Donald A. Valentino Lt of Police 11/23/86

Asst Chief Oper Pol Alarm James R. Proulx Chief Oper Pol Alrm 03/09/86

Police Officer Cyril J. Piette Adm Pol Sgt 03/09/86 Police Officer Paul M. Wroblewski Adm Pol Sgt 03/09/86 Police Officer leo Bell Adm Pol Sgt 07/13/86

Document Exam Thomas ·J. Hochhaus Chief Document Examiner 03/09/86

Document Exam Jack R. Patterson Latent Print Examiner 03/09/86

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PROMOI'IONS (cont ' d)

Police Officer Gerald B. Beffa Police Alann Oper 03/09/86 Poli ce Officer Davi d J. Cenlll Police Alann Oper 03/09/86 Police Of ficer Edward Cormelly Pol i ce Alann Oper 03/09/86 Police Officer William F. Dude Pol i ce Alann Oper 03/ 09/86 Poli ce Officer Ronald G. Hawkins Police Alann Oper 03/09/86 Police Of f icer Ralph V. Hencsik Police Alann Oper 03/ 09/86 Police Of ficer Harri son D. Kern Police Alann Oper 03/ 09/86 Police Of f icer Darre l l G. Malnlarowski Police Alann Oper 03/ 09/86 POli ce Officer Cheryl D. Robertson Police Alann Oper 03/09/86 Police Officer Robert M. Schmidt Police Alann Oper 03/09/86 Police Officer Ada Wright Police Alann Oper 03/09/86 Police Officer Michael T. Potrykus Police Alann Oper 09/07/86 Police Officer Eamell R. I.llcas Police Alann Oper 09/07/86

Police Officer Edward J. Gorechs Muni Crt Liaison Officer 03/09/86

Police Officer James A. Matt Ident Tech 03/09/86 Police Officer Kim A. Robinson Ident Tech 03/09/86 Police Officer Thomas J. Kamoske Ident Tech 12/14/86 Police Officer Samual Mocx::1y Ident Tech 12/14/86

Police Aide Michael J. Brophy Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Kenneth s. Cecil Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Jayne S. Cler Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Gwendolyn Cole l?olice Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Javier Cornejo Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide David D. Granica Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Pamela M. Greenlee I'olice Offic;er 10/05/86 Police Aide Gregory A. Habeck Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide James A. Hardy Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Rodney J. Klotka Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Phillip L. Quigley Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide KyleR. Riem Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Matthew J. Staedler Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Philip G. Wehse Police Officer 10/05/86 Police Aide Thomas P. Klusman Police Officer 10/12/86

Clerk IV Asst I Gloria M. Sorenson Mgmt Admin Asst I 02/23/86 Parking Checker Jerome w. Osinski Mgmt Admin Asst I 02/23/86 Dist Stat Clk Therese Cieslak Mgmt Admin Asst I 02/ 23/ 86

Olst w1<r II Thomas S. Gurazdowski Garage Attendant 05/18/ 86

CUst WJ\r I Edward Tetzlaff CUst Wkr II 04/20/86

Clerk Steno II Judith M. Peplinski Clerk Steno I I I 06/08/86

Clk 'JYpist II Debra M. Tobin Clerk Typist I II 10/19/86 Clk Typist II Linda M. Bobot Clerk Typist III 05/ 04/86 Dist Stat Cl k Sharon A. J aeck Clerk Typist III 06/22/ 86

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P.RCMJI'IONS (cont'd)

Clk steno I Judith L. Graff Clerk Steno II 05/04/86 ..... , .k Steno I Kathryn catalano Clerk Steno II 09/07/86

Clk Typist I Katherine D. Childs Clerk Typist II 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Robbie R. Kipp Clerk Typist II 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Marianne Newhauser Clerk Typist II 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Christine Ostrowski Clerk Typist II 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Marilyn A. Wojczak Clerk Typist II 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Donna M. Wroblewski Clerk Typist II 05/18/86 Clk Typist I Debra A. Benz Clerk Typist II 06/08/86 Clk Typist I cathy L. Beebe Clerk Typist II 09/07/86 Clk .Typist I Lynne E. Berggren Clerk Typist II 09/07/86 Clk Typist I Donna Czaskos Clerk Typist II 09/07/86 Clk Typist I lllcille E. Hoepner Clerk Typist II 09/07/86 Clk Typist I Paula A. Kay Clerk Typist II 09/07/86 Clk Typist I DawnL.Popp Clerk Typist II 09/07/86 Clk Typist I cynthia L. Radloff Clerk Typist II 09/07/86 Clk Typist I Debra A. Schuldt Clerk Typist II 09/07/86 Clk Typist I Connie L. Wortz Clerk Typist II 11/23/86 Clk Typist I Debra L. Christenson Clerk Typist II 12/14/86 Clk Typist I Lydia M. Fanner Clerk Typist II 12/14/86 Clk Typist I Darlene Sicilia Clerk Typist II 12/14/86 Clk Typist I Karen M. Kieffer Clerk Typist II 12/14/86

Clk Typist I I.ori A. Borowski Dist Station Clerk 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Mal.y Ann Elias Dist Station Clerk 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Sharon R. Lawrence Dist Station Clerk 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Cecilia A. Iewandowski Dist station .clerk 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Pamela A. Miller Dist Station Clerk 05/04/86 Clk Typist I lorraine I. Turner Dist Station Clerk 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Mary F. Wenzel Dist Station Clerk 05/04/86 Clk Typist I Eva M. Williams Dist Station Clerk 06/08/86 Clk Typist I Laura L. Mazurkiewicz Dist Station Clerk 09/07/86 Clk Typist I Katherine M. Rille Dist Station Clerk 12/14/86 Clk Typist I susan Sincere Dist Station Clerk 12/14/86 Clk Typist I Tammy R. Cox Dist Station Clerk 12/14/86 Clk Typist I Mal.y Ann Sobczyk Dist Station Clerk 12/14/86

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Auth. Actual

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SAlARY Scm:r:mE R>SITIONS WI'IH FeLICE roiERS

Chief of Police Asst. Chief of Police Deputy Chief of Police Inspector of Police Dep. Insp. of Police captain of Police Lieutenant of Police Lieut. of Detectives Admin. Lieut of Detectives SUpv. Det. Bur. Admin. SUpv. Police Radio Shop Designate of Chief chief Oper. of Pol. Alarm Chief Oper. of Pol. Data Comm. Police Elect. Tech. Foreman Chief Document Examiner Asst. Chief Oper. of Pol. Alarm Police Elect. Tech. Pol. Audio-Visual Specialist Police Sergeant Admin. Police Sergeant Police Sergeant (Garage) Police Ident. SUpv. Detective OJst. Pol. Prop. & stores Document Examiner latent Print Examiner Police Alarm Operator Narc Cont. Officer Traffic Court Cood Officer Muni. Crt. Liaison Officer Ident. Technician Police Officer Policewoman Asst. OJst. Pol. Prop. & Stores Police Matron

Max. Biweekly

$2,784.87 2,475.74 2,200.90 1,956.61 1,808.99 1,608.18 1,429.70 1,429.70 1,429.70 1,429.70 1,429.70 1,374.70 1,374.70 1,374.70 1, 321.87 1,305.91 1,271.02 1,264.42 1,264.42 1,222.14 1,222.14 1,222.14 1,222.14 1,181.50 1,181.50 1,162.41 1,162.41 1,142.80 1,142.80 1,142.80 1,142.80 1,078.89 1,072.35 1,072.35 1,072.35 1,072.35

* one Position Assigned. to Mayor•·s Office

1986 FISCAL YEAR ENDED 12/27/86

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Auth. Actual

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SAlARY SCHEIXJLE CIVILIAN FOSITIONS

Pol. Maintenance Serv. Manager Accountant III Asst. Pol. Maint. Serv. Manager Police Maintenance Supv. ·II Police Employment Coordinator Management Admin. Assistant I Printing & Stores Supervisor Heating & Ventilating Mech. II Maintenance Mech. Garage CUstodian Vehicle Services Assistant Clerk IV Clerk Steno IV law Steno III Computer Operator II Acco1.mt Clerk II Garage Attendant CUstodial Worker II Acco1.mt Clerk I stores Clerk II D.lplicating Equipment Oper. II Clerk Steno III Computer Operator I Clerk III Clerk Typist III Parking Checker Key Enb:y Operator II Clerk Steno II CUstodial Worker I District Station Clerk Clerk Typist II

Max. Bi-Weekly

$1,456.46 1,346.58 1,197.12 1,023.32

983.93 983.93 946.85 927.71 888.81 859.46 838.65 828.36 828.36 828.36 828.36 828.36 798.54 798.13 787.80 787.80 787.80 787.80 787.80 755.34 755.34 737.60 735.30

. 735.30 705.71 702.91 702.91

Key Enb:y Operator I ( o. 50 roan year) 671.70 Key Enb:y Operator I 671.70 Clerk steno I 671.70 Clerk Typist I 639.27 Police Aide 635.20 Police Physician 575.37

WITH WITHOUT SEPARATION FROM SERVICE FOLICE IOWERS FOLICE IOWERS

Voluntary Resignation 14 8 Retirement on Pension Annuity 63 2 Retirement on Pension Disability 30 0 Killed in Line of ruty 0 0 Deceased. 3 0 Dismissed 5 5 Workmen's Compensation 0 0 Leave of Absence 3 5 Transfers 2 14 Military Leave 1 0

121 34

ADDITIONS TO SERVICE

Recruited During the Year 20 56 Returned. from Military Service 1 1 Returned from Disability 0 0 Returned. from Leave of Absence 7 2.5* Workmen's Compensation 0 0 Transfers 0 4

28 63.5*

CIVILIAN

Employees Promoted to Police Officers +15 -15

RECAP

Present for duty January 1, 1986 ••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2,405 Separations during the year.......................................... 155 .Ad.ditions during the year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91.5* Present for duty December 27, 1986 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2,341.5*

* One (1) Job Share position working .5 roan year

Personnel Civilian ~ith Police Total Employees Powers Personnel

Authorized. Stength January 1, 1986 380 2034 2414 Positions Authorized During 1986 0 0 0 Positions Deleted During 1986 0 0 0 Total Authorized as of December 27, 1986 380 2034 2414 Actual Strength as of December 27, 1986 367.5* 1974 2341.5* Vacancies - December 27, 1986 12.5* 60 72.5*

31

32

FISCAL OPERATIONS

EXPENDI'IURES:

Salaries arld Wages ................................ . Fr'.irlge Bet1efi t Costs ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUpp~ies arld 11a.terials .........•.••....••...•.••.••• SeJ::V'.I.ces • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • . . • . • • . • • . • . . Equipment arld Facility Rent

TOTAL OPERATING COSTS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Additional arld Replacement Equipment ••••.•••.•..•.•

TOTA!J • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

REVENUE:

Forfeitures arld Stipulations Non-Mov.irlg Violations •.••..•.••..••.•...•.•..•.•• To Mun.icipa.l CO"Urt ..••.•..•..••.••..•..•.••.•..•.

Park.irlg I>enni. ts • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Corrmrunication Repa.ir SeJ::V'ices Rendered .••..•.•..... Miscellaneous Revenue ............................. . Reimbursement from state of Wisconsm

Water Safety Patrol Recruit arld In-SeJ::V'ice Train.irlg ••••••••••••••••••

TOTAL ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

$ 71,045,372.00 25,563,348.00 1,972,705.00 4,599,554.00

76,898.00

103,257,877.00 1,482,136.00

104,740,013.00

7,215,325.00 1,192,454.00 1,622,037.00

8,887.00 63,117.00

67,538.00 301,457.00

10,470,815.00

1986 FISCAL OPERATIONS

SUPPLIES AND IUTERIALS $1,972,705--------

EXPENDITURES

MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATION REVENUE

~~i~ES $63 ,117"

$8,887 ------....;...

PARKING PERMITS $1,622,037,

MUNICIPAL COURT $1,192,454

REVENUE

SALARIES AND WAGES

/ $71,045,372

NON-MOVING VIOLATIONS

/$7,215,325

33

MAJOR CRIMES

OFFENSES RN~ 'IO '!HE I:OI.J:CE

RN~ UNRJUNDED ACIUAL CLEARED JUVENILE OFFENSES UFFENSES OFFENSES OFFENSES OFFENSES

1A MURDER 85 1 84 72 5 NON-NFnL MANSIAUGHI'ER

1B MANSIAUGHI'ER BY 1 0 1 1 0 NFnLIGENCE

2A FORCIBLE RAPE 443 66 377 194 22 2B ATI'EMPI' 'IO <n1MIT RAPE _____J_§. ~ _§]_ ______12 __ 3

FORCIBI.E RAPE 'IOTAL 519 75 444 236 25

3A ROBBERY - FIREARM 948 76 872 251 30 3B ROBBERY - KNIFE 340 50 290 85 19 3C ROBBERY - OI'HER 134 16 118 48 16

DANGERCUS WEAroN 3D ROBBERY - STRONG ARM 1009 82 927 269 116

(HANOO I E'IC) ROBBERY 'IOTAL 2431 224 2207 653 181

4A ASSAULT - FIREARM 1399 25 1374 691 60 4B ASSAUI.Jr - KNIFE 1104 12 1092 474 64 4C ASSAULT - OI'HER 879 9 870 331 61

DANGERCUS WEAFON 4D ASSAUI.Jr - HANOO I E'IC. 67 2 65 35 4 4E OI'HER ASSAULT 8312 70 8242 4361 440

ASSAULT 'IOTAL 11761 118 11643 5892 629

SA BURGlARY - FORC. ENTRY 7981 28 7953 1292 361 5B BURGlARY - UNlAWFUL 315 1 314 48 14

ENTRY WI'IHOUT FORCE sc BURGlARY - A'I'I'EMPI'ED _____l2Q _Q 150 ___2Q ~

FORCIBI.E ENTRY BURGlARY 'IOI'AL 8446 29 8417 1390 397

6 lARCENY THEFT 'IOI'AL 28160 109 28051 2573 683 EXCEPI' MJI'OR VEHIClE

7A THEFT - AU'IO 5871 64 5807 571 219 7B THEFT - TRUCK/BUS 189 5 184 15 4 7C OI'HER VEHICLE THEFT _____l_1§ ____], 315 ~ ~

VEHIClE THEFT 'IOTAL 6376 70 6306 629 245

GI' GRAND 'IOI'AL 57779 626 57153 11446 2165

34

INDEX OFFENSES REPORTED: 1985 AND 1986 VIOLENT CRIMES

3

2.5

~

VI 2 u c 0 .. :I 0

.1: 1.5 ~ .....-

0.5

IZ:z1 19~5

0 I:SSl 1986

MURDER RAPE ROBBERY AGGRAVATED ASSAULT

PROPERTY CRIMES 30

28

26

24

22

20

~ 18 VI u c 16 0 VI :I 14 0

.1: f-.....- 12

10

8

6

4

2 v~ 1985

0 cs:::sJ 1986

BURGLARY TilE IT MOTOR VEHICLE ARSON TI!F.F'T

10!:111! QfiiOH5 BIIXI!lld; l 985 illl!:ll SB6

~ .m5 .1.Sa!i Percent Change

Viglsot Qdlll!!:i 4056 6061 +49.4% Murder 68 85 +25.0% Rape 390 368 +5.6% Robbery 2086 2207 +5.8% Aggravated Assault 1512 3401 +124.9%

~rggam: Qd!D!;l:i 40100 43074 +7.4% Burglary 7782 8417 +8.2% Theft 27151 28051 +3.3% Motor Vehicle Theft 4954 6306 +27.3% Arson 213 300 +40.8%

35 Total Offenses 44,158 49,135 +11.3%

,-.... VI "U t: 0 VJ ::t 0

~ ........-

1986 ANNUAL ARREST STATISTICS

60 .----------------------------------------------------------------,

40

30

20

ADULTS JUVENILES

SUMMARY:

Total Arrests - 61495

Male Juvenile - 13644

Male Adult - 36548

Female Juvenile - 4155

Female Adult - 11303

White Juvenile - 6305

White Adult - 17433

Black Juvenile - 11330

Black Adult - 25738

American Indian Juvenile - 144

American Indian Adult - 464

Asian Juvenile - 20

Asian Adult - 61

Hispanic Juvenile - 980

Hispanic Adult - 2237

Non-Hispanic Juvenile - 16819

MALES FEMALES CITY CHARGES

STATE CHARGES

Total adult arrests increased by 5.7

percent, from 41,328 in 1985 to

43,696 in 1986. Arrests for aggra­

vated assault increased by 70 percent

from 505 to 861, arrests for drug

sales increased from 352 to 426, and

arrests for drunk driving increased

by 14 percent from 3819 to 4363.

Total juvenile arrests decreased by

1.6 percent, -from 18,085 in 1985 to

17,799 in 1986. Arrests for Index

offenses decreased from 5072 to 5008,

arrests for disorderly conduct in­

creased from 2181 to 3102, arrests

for drug-related offenses decreased

from 385 to 190, and arrests for

liquor law violations decreased from

939 to 654.

36 Non-Hispanic Adult - 41459

(/) 0::: w u G:: ~

0 _j

~ 8

OFFICERS KI LLED OR ASSAULTED BY TIME OF DAY

32 ~-------------------------------------------------------,

30

28

26

24

22

20

18

16

14

12

10

8

6

4

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lZZl 1984 [s::sJ 1985 ~ 1986

OFRCERS ASSAULTED BY WEAPON & INCIDENT

l 1 1 16 19 19 4 4 4

10 10 10

2 48 '50 .49

5 5 5

31 31 31

2 2 2

5 5

2 5 7

1 1 1 1 5 127 134

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ARSON TOTALS FOR

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JAN FEB MAR APR

TOTAL ARSONS - 300

DAMAGE LOSS - $2,539,674

REPORTED MONTHLY

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1986

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39

40

DISTRIBUTION OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BY DAY OF WEEK

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DAY OF WEEK

DISTRIBUTION OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BY TIME OF DAY

<X> "' 0 ::: N - N M .,. "' ID .... <X> ., -' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I . . I I . . - <X> "' ~ - N - N ..., .,.

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55-64

65-74

7S & Over

Not Stated

0

TOTA.L INJURED (Thousands)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :..... ~

~ ~ ~ ~ . 0>

15 & Younger

16

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TOTAL INVOLVED (Thousands)

v.

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