Brown Deer Police Department. Monthly

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1 1 Brown Deer Police Department Monthly Report

Activity Report: During the month of July the Brown Deer Police Department responded to 1364 calls for service, issued 383 traffic citations, 12 parking citations and made 14 non-traffic related

Citations & Arrests Traffic: 383 Non-Traffic: 14 Speed Related 119 Weapon Related Traffic Signs & Signals 22 Battery 13 Driver License Violations 11 Burglary/Trespassing Vehicle Registration 58

Report The Department continues its efforts in crash reduction. So far, this year we ve had no fatal motor vehicle crashes and have seen 1 fewer injury crashes than this time last year.

2 Activity Report: During the month of July the Brown Deer Police Department responded to 1364 calls for service, issued 383 traffic citations, 12 parking citations and made 14 non-traffic related arrests/citations. Overall activity level was similar when compared with the prior year. Citations & Arrests Traffic: 383 Non-Traffic: 14 Speed Related 119 Weapon Related Traffic Signs & Signals 22 Battery 13 Driver License Violations 11 Burglary/Trespassing Vehicle Registration 58 Disorderly Conduct 14 OMVWI/PAC 1 Obstructing/Resisting 3 Insurance 43 Drug Related 17 Seat Belts 16 Theft 9 All Others 5 Retail Theft 25 Robbery Domestic Related 18 Warrants 28 All Others 13 Chief s Report The Department continues its efforts in crash reduction. So far, this year we ve had no fatal motor vehicle crashes and have seen 1 fewer injury crashes than this time last year. Sadly, the Milwaukee Police Department suffered another officer killed in the line of duty in July. The Department extended its condolences to the MPD and will be sending representatives to the funeral on August 1, 218. The Wisconsin Law Enforcement Accreditation Group (WILEAG) officially notified the Department that it met all applicable standards and is being awarded Accreditation status for another 3 years. Officer Andersen and the community outreach vehicle participated in the National C.O.P.S. Kids Camp. The camp is held annually for children of officers killed in the line of duty. Officer Andresen also participated in the motorcycle motorcade bringing the kids to the event. Page 2

3 217/218 Year to Date Calls for Service Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec /218 Year to Date Enforcement Action (arrests, citations & warnings) Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Page 3

Reported Crime Comparison July 217/218 4 35 3 25 2 15 1 5 37 29 12 7 5 5 4 3 1 2 2 1 2 2 4 2

Crime Comparison Year to Date 3 25 2 15 223 259 218 217 1 5 36 26 35 42 44 27 29 2 26 27 21

4 Reported Crime Comparison July 217/ Assault Robbery Burglary Sex Offense Auto Theft Vandalism Theft Drug Fraud Reported Crime Comparison Year to Date Assault Robbery Burglary Sex Offense Auto Theft Vandalism Theft Drug Fraud Page 4

Calls for Service Complaints that typically do not require a police report and/or those that occur infrequently enough that

5 Animal Proactive Policing 14% July 218 Allocation of Police Services Alarm 2% Code Enforcement 3% Traffic Enforcement 34% Disturbance 9% Crash Response General Calls for Service 22% Suspicious 5% Other Crime 4% Thefts 4% Fire Response General Calls for Service Complaints that typically do not require a police report and/or those that occur infrequently enough that they can t be assigned to one of the listed categories. Examples would be disabled vehicles, death investigations, etc. Page 5

North Shore Reported Incidents by Jurisdiction 7% 12% 9% 2% Glendale Bayside * Brown Deer 9% 24% Fox Point 19% River Hills Shorewood Whitefish Bay * 7% of Bayside Reported Incidents are associated

6 North Shore Reported Incidents by Jurisdiction 7% 12% 9% 2% Glendale Bayside * Brown Deer 9% 24% Fox Point 19% River Hills Shorewood Whitefish Bay * 7% of Bayside Reported Incidents are associated with the Communications Center North Shore Part I & II Criminal Offenses by Jurisdiction 3% 16% 28% 39% Glendale Bayside Brown Deer Fox Point River Hills 3% Shorewood Whitefish Bay Part I offenses include: Homicide, assaults, burglary, robbery, theft and MV theft. Part II offenses include general order crimes such as disorderly conduct, frauds, vandalism, narcotic offenses. Page 6

7 School Liaison Officer % % % SLO Presence PD Investigations School Related The Department has one Investigator that also serves as a School Liaison Officer (SLO). The above graph depicts the percentage of time the SLO spends performing the various duties assigned to them. SLO Presence Time the officer was physically present in the school. School Related Time spent on school related investigations/reports where the officer was not physically present at the school. SLO Vogelsang is on FMLA and was not present for the month of July. Page 7

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