MONTHLY REPORT. Robert H. Harrison CHIEF OF POLICE

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1 MONTHLY REPORT Robert H. Harrison CHIEF OF POLICE JULY 2013

TEXARKANA POLICE DEPARTMENT CITY OF TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS P.O. BOX 1885 TEXARKANA, AR 75504-1885 (903) 798-3130 FAX (903) 798-3023 www.txkusa.org/arkpolice Robert H.

Greenwell Division Commander To: From: Jessica Hyman Interim City Manager Robert Harrison Chief of Police Date: August 23, 2013 Re: July 2013 Management Report/Quick Reference This is a snapshot of

2 TEXARKANA POLICE DEPARTMENT CITY OF TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS P.O. BOX 1885 TEXARKANA, AR (903) FAX (903) Robert H. Harrison Chief of Police Excellence Innovation Integrity Capt. Glenn M. Greenwell Division Commander To: From: Jessica Hyman Interim City Manager Robert Harrison Chief of Police Date: August 23, 2013 Re: July 2013 Management Report/Quick Reference This is a snapshot of significant events, issues and activities that occurred within the Police Department during the month of July. Listed below are some highlights of these items. You may find more in-depth information within the complete management report that accompanies this memorandum. If there are any issues, please contact me or one of the Division Commanders. The Department was awarded the VOCA and STOP (Violence Against Women Act) grants during the month of July. These grants provide for the full salary of a police investigator to investigate all cases involving violent crimes committed against women as well as funding for a civilian case coordinator position. The total amount received from the State of Arkansas was $87, with a total in-kind match set at $28, During the month of July, the police department entered into an Agreement with the Texarkana, Arkansas School District that places a uniformed police officer inside the school. In exchange, the School District will pay the police officer s salary and benefits. Placing a uniformed police officer inside the school helps to ensure a safe environment for all students, faculty, staff and visitors alike. During the month of July, the police department participated in the State Speed Mobilization campaign from July 8 th through July 14 th. During this mobilization, the department targeted violators of the State s driving laws. The Department s efforts were funded from the STEP Grant. During the month of July, the police department participated in the State of Arkansas Fourth of July holiday DWI mobilization. As part of this mobilization, officers from the Patrol Division engaged in targeted efforts to address impaired drivers within our city. The Department s efforts were funded from the DWI & STEP Grant and resulted in numerous contacts and physical arrests for violation of the State s impaired driving laws.

PERSONNEL ISSUES The following personnel actions occurred during this month: Retirements None Resignations None Hiring None Promotions None Terminations None IN-SERVICE TRAINING Courses Taken Hours

3 PERSONNEL ISSUES The following personnel actions occurred during this month: Retirements None Resignations None Hiring None Promotions None Terminations None IN-SERVICE TRAINING Courses Taken Hours SWAT 112 K9 16 Ark. Safe Schools Conf. 24 AFIS Fingerprinting 8 Cell Phone Forensics 40 Standard Field Sobriety 48 Shift Based Roll Call Training 27.5 July Training Hours Year to Date Total 1,707

4 INDEX CRIME 2013 July Case Assignments FELONY MISDEMEANOR Assigned Cleared Arrested Con't. Unfounded Clearance Rate Assigned Cleared Arrested Con't. Unfounded Anthony, A Briggs, T % % Cochran, J % % Colley, L % Cross, R % Easley, W % % Fincher, A % % Gatlin, B % % Gibbert, J Gordon, J % % Grigsby Haak, J % Keller, A % Kirkland, S % % Knouse, J % Megason, S % Munn, L Nall, P % Warner, D Whatley, T % % White, Z % % % Clearance Rate

LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS 450 400 Traffic Enforcement 350 300 250 200 150 100 50

254 144 184 196 157 132 177 236 2012 Warnings 20 33 36 56 64 26 47 46 15 21 30 12

5 LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS Traffic Enforcement Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2012 Citations Warnings Citations Warnings

LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS 70 Daily Jail Count 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Total Prisoners 53 53 47 48 49 52 50 54 43 44 41

6 LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS 70 Daily Jail Count Total Prisoners Female Prisoners Male Prisoners Marshal

7 Law Enforcement Operations Jul-13 MONTHLY ARRESTS YEAR-TO-DATE OFFENSES-CLASS I HOMICIDE 0 4 ROBBERY 1 11 RAPE 0 5 ASSAULT-AGGRAVATED/BATTERY 1 & ASSAULT-NON AGGRAVATED/BATTERY BATTERY 3 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ASSAULT 1,2, ASSAULT ON OFFICER 0 0 FLEEING RESISTING ARREST 3 22 TERRORISTIC THREATS 4 19 FAILURE TO SUBMIT TO ARREST 2 20 BURGLARY(B&E) LARCENY-THEFT/SHOPLIFTING THEFT OF SERVICE 0 1 THEFT BY DECEPTION 1 2 HINDERING SECURED CREDITOR 0 0 MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT 0 0 FELONY WARRANTS FELONY ARRESTS OFFENSES-CLASS II ARSON 0 0 FORGERY & COUNTERFEITING 0 7 FRAUD 3 8 EMBEZZLEMENT 0 0 STOLEN PROPERTY/THEFT BY RECEIVING 4 19 VANDALISM/CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 8 29 ILLEGAL DUMPING 0 0 WEAPONS 4 24 PROSTITUTION & VICE 0 0 SEX OFFENSES/INDECENT EXPOSURE 1 4 SEXUAL ABUSE 0 0 NARCOTICS/FELONY NARCOTICS/MISD 8 51 POSSESSION OF INSTRUMENT OF CRIME 6 39 GAMBLING 0 0 LIQUOR LAW VIOL./MINOR IN POSSESSION 0 4 POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL 0 0 CONTRIBUTING TO A MINOR 0 3 DRUNK/PUBLIC INTOXICATION DISORDERLY CONDUCT LOITERING 3 26 ALL OTHER CRIMINAL TRESPASS CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION 6 53 KIDNAPPING 0 0 FAILURE TO APPEAR-FTA FAIL TO OBEY COURT ORDER-CONTEMPT HARASSMENT/HARASSING COMMUNICATION 8 66 UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE 2 4 SOLICITING 0 0 VIOLATION OF CITY NOISE ORDINANCE 7 27 TOTAL VIOLATIONS 480 2,936 MISDEMEANOR WARRANTS 173 1,186 MISDEMEANOR ARRESTS 248 1,682 TOTAL WARRANTS 198 1,345 TOTAL ARRESTS 303 2,111

8 Calls for Service

9 Calls for Service Old ADSI CAD Call Priority Jan - March , , Totals 11,749 Average Response Times 04:49 New Tyler CAD Call Priority July April - YTD 1 Critical High 1,360 5,357 3 Medium 2,594 10,530 4 Low Totals 4,435 17,447 Average Response 05:06 05:30 **The Priority Response criteria contained within the above tables changed during the months of April and May following the implementation of the new Tyler Public Safety CAD system. The data table on the left contains information based entirely on the former call response criteria, while the data table on the right contains information based on entirely new call response criteria found with the new CAD product. Please contact the police department if further information is required. NARCOTICS TASK FORCE ACTIVITY F 2013 July Narcotics Stats Drugs Seized Quantity Unit of Measure Street Value Cocaine (crack) Grams $6,174 Cocaine (powder) 1.10 Grams $220 Ecstasy (MDMA) 2.00 Grams $50 Marijuana Grams $543 Methamphetamine 0.03 Grams $6 Methamphetamine (ice) Grams $81,400 Prescription pills DU $177 Drug Arrests 23 Warrants 9

10 FEDERAL & STATE GRANT STATUS 2012 JAG Grant: Expires 09/30/2015 In conjunction with Miller County, the Department was awarded the 2012 JAG Grant. The total funding associated with this grant which is administered through the Department of Justice is $33,600. Because the Department of Justice requires the City to split the grant with Miller County, the City received $20,000. The Department intends to apply these funds towards the purchase one (1) new Chevrolet Caprice police vehicle with the City s portion of the grant JAG Grant: Expires 09/30/2014 In conjunction with Miller County, the Department was awarded the 2011 JAG Grant. The total funding associated with this grant which is administered through the Department of Justice is $46,634. Because the Department of Justice requires the City to split the grant with Miller County, the City is projected to receive $32,650. The Department intends to purchase two (2) new Crown Victoria police vehicles with the City s portion of the grant DOJ Bulletproof Vest Grant: Expires 08/31/2013 This grant pays one half of purchase cost of bullet proof body armor for police officers. National Institute of Justice Standards (BJA/NIJ) recommends that body armor be replaced every five years and the agency provides body armor for every officer and replaces it according to NIJ replacement recommendations. This year s grant will cover half of the cost of approximately 18 vests for a total of $6, DWI Traffic Enforcement Grant: Expires 09/30/13 This grant pays overtime for DWI, speed, and occupant protection enforcement. The Federal amount is $81,500. We have an in-kind local match of $81,500 from the regular police budget. Local match (in-kind) uses a salary off-set from one of the patrol officers assigned to the Special Operations Traffic Section, a portion of the DWI / STEP Sergeant s salary and a portion of the Department s vehicle maintenance cost utilizing a calculation based upon mileage. This program started in 1991 and has been funded for approximately 18 years. This grant overlaps our budget year due to the State of Arkansas being on a different fiscal year.

2012-2012 STOP Violence Against Women Act Grant: Expires 09/30/13 This grant pays the full salary of a police investigator to investigate all cases

The state amount is $80,784.44, and the local in-kind match is $27,059.62 for a total grant package of $107,844.06.

00, which covers the costs associated with the salaries and fringe benefits for two police officer positions.

11 STOP Violence Against Women Act Grant: Expires 09/30/13 This grant pays the full salary of a police investigator to investigate all cases involving violent crimes committed against women. The grant also pays the salary for a police liaison position (case coordinator). The state amount is $80,784.44, and the local in-kind match is $27, for a total grant package of $107, Texarkana Housing Authority General Fund Officer Positions: Expires 11/31/13 The Texarkana Housing Authority s (THA) share is $130,000.00, which covers the costs associated with the salaries and fringe benefits for two police officer positions. The two police officers who are assigned to THA are primarily responsible for police services within the Texarkana Housing Authority property. All compensation to the City will be made on a cost reimbursement basis. TEXARKANA POLICE WE RE ON THE WEB AT

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