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1 SHREWSBURY POLICE DEPARTMENT 26 ANNUAL REPORT Internationally Recognized

2 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Part 1 Crimes Part 1 Crimes: % Change Criminal Homicide: Murder (non-negligent) % Murder (negligent) % Subtotal % Rape 1-1% Robbery: Armed (weapons) % Strong-Arm (no weapons) % Subtotal % Assault Aggravated % Burglary: Commercial % Residential % Subtotal % Larceny: Over $ % Under $ % Subtotal % Auto theft % Arson 2 +2% Grand Total % Total Part 1 Crimes

3 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Part 2 Crimes Part 2 Crimes: % change Simple Assaults % Property Damage % Sex Offenses % Worthless Documents % Grand Total % Total Part 2 Crimes

4 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Calls for Service Year %Change Total Calls for Service % Total Calls for Service Reported Crimes Year %Change Total Reported Crimes % Total Reported Crimes

5 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Total Reports Written Year %Change Total Reports Written % Total Written Reports Criminal Investigation Division Case Summary Month Activity Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Totals Cases Worked Cases Cleared Clearance Rate 79% 5% 56% 78% 75% 8% 58% 4% 78% 4% 5% 1% 66% 4

6 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Adult Custodial Arrests Year %Change Total Custodial Arrests % Total Custodial Arrests Arrest Breakdown by Offense Year % Change Charge: Fugitive / F.T.A % Stealing Under $ % Stealing Over $ % Traffic Offenses % Assault % D.W.I % Controlled Substance % Worthless Document / Fraud % Burglary % Weapons % Other % Juvenile Offenses % 5

7 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Arrest Breakdown by Offense Fugitive / FTA DWI Traffic Stealing Under $5 Stealing Over $5 Assault Controlled Substance Worthless Documents / Fraud Burglary Weapons Other Juvenile Offenses Number of Arrests Offense Type

8 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Traffic Enforcement Summary Summary of Citations by Type Violation Type: # of Citations % of Total Driver License Violation % DWI / BAC 34.9% Improper Turn % Following too Close 7.18% Stop Sign Violation % Traffic Signal Violation % Failure to Yield 19.5% Vehicle Registration % Child Restraint Violation 2.4% Defective Equipment % Leaving the Scene of Accident 4.11% Careless and Imprudent 7.17% Speeding % Other Hazardous Violation % Non-Hazardous Violation % Seat Belt Violation 4.12% Motorcycle Helmet Violation 1.2% School Bus Stop Sign Violation.% Pedestrian Violation.% Parking Violation % Proof of Insurance Violation % Derelict Vehicle Violation.% Other Violation % Total % 7

9 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Traffic Accident Report Summary Year %Change Type of Accident: Fatal 1 % Injury % Property Damage Only % Total % Accident Reports Written Accident Classification Type Accident Report Types Fatal Injury Property Damage 8

10 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Accidents by Time of Day Accident By Time Of Day Accidents Military Time Accidents by Day of Week Accidents By Day Of Week Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 9

11 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Accidents Reports by Location 8 Accident Report Locations State Roadways County Roadways City Roadways Private Roadways Accidents Reports Accident Report Locations State Roadways 8 County Roadways 68 City Roadways 18 Private Roadways 42 Total 28 The Shrewsbury Police Department wrote 28 vehicle accident reports in 26. Of the 28 reports written, 71% were on County or State Arterial Roadways. Of the remaining reports, 2% were on Private Property and 9% were on City Roadway. Over the past 5 years the average amount of accident reports written per year is 26. In 26 there were 2 more reports written than the average. Although there were 2 more accident reports in 26 from 25, it should be noted that injury accidents were down 4%. 1

12 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Accident Reports Vehicle Defects Traffic Control Inoperable Improper Stop 9 Speeding Too Fast For Conditions Improper Passing Violation Signal / Sign Wrong Side Following Too Close Improper Signal Improper Backing Improper Turn Total Number Improper Lane Usage Wrong Way 31 Improper Start Improperly Parked Failed To Yield Alcohol Drugs Physical Impairment Inattention None / Unknown 1 Probable Contributing Circumstances 11

13 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Training Division Training Type Hours P.O.S.T. Classes 1275 In-Service Training 11 Other Providers 219 Total Training 164 All officers qualified with their duty weapons twice this year. Once at the St. Louis County Police Department s range and once at the Webster Groves Police Department s range with Shrewsbury Police Department Instructors. The firearms training included duty weapons, off duty weapons and department shotguns. All officers received the following in-service roll call training refreshers: pepper mace, use of force, department authorized weapons, standards of conduct, harassment in the work place, pursuit review, prisoner searches, CPR and REJIS recertification. All officers also received training with MetroLink on security/safety and with Laclede Gas on natural gas emergencies. Total Personnel Hours

14 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Crisis Intervention Team The Shrewsbury Police Department currently has nine police officers trained and certified as Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) members. Seven police officers attended the 4 hour training course at the St. Louis County & Municipal Police Academy in the year of 26. The Crisis Intervention Team members receive in depth training on how to recognize and deal with those suffering from mental illness. The goal of the Crisis Intervention Team is to properly deal with and assist those who are mentally ill. The program is administered by the St. Louis County Police Department and the St. Louis County Circuit Courts has organized a mental health division as a jail diversion program. The mental health court was designed to assist offenders who have been officially diagnosed with a mental illness and have been charged with a crime as a result of their condition. The goal of the St. Louis County Mental Health Court is to provide offenders with resources to assist them effectively deal with their mental illness so they can live productive lives. The Shrewsbury Police Department joined the Crisis Intervention Team in 25 and joined the St. Louis County Mental Health Court in 26. The goal of the Shrewsbury Police Department is to get 1% of the patrol officers trained as CIT members and remain dedicated to the Crisis Intervention Team s efforts. 26 CIT Calls No. of Calls Arrested Transported to Hospital Referred to St. Louis Co. Mental Health Court Assault Attempt Suicide 3 2 Check the Welfare 15 9 Disturbance 1 5 Overdose 4 4 Peace Disturbance Other Total

15 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Village of Mackenzie Part 1 Crimes Part 1 Crimes: 26 Criminal Homicide: Murder (non-negligent) Murder (negligent) Subtotal Rape Robbery: Armed (weapons) Strong-Arm (no weapons) Subtotal Assault Aggravated Burglary: Commercial Residential Subtotal Larceny: Over $5 1 Under $5 Subtotal 1 Auto theft Arson Grand Total 1 14

16 Shrewsbury Police 26 Annual Report Village of Mackenzie Part 2 Crimes Part 2 Crimes: 26 Simple Assaults Property Damage 1 Sex Offenses Worthless Documents Grand Total 1 15

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Grand Forks. Police Department Grand Forks Police Department 2014 Annual Report Produced by: The Office of Professional Standards 701-787-8184 1 CONTENTS Table of Contents. 2 Mission and Values 3 Message from the Chief of Police....