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University of Wisconsin-Platteville Police Department Annual Report 2002 134 Brigham Hall 608.342.1584 Fax: 608.342.1641 1 University Plaza Platteville WI 53818-3099 www.uwplatt.edu/police Office Hours Monday-Friday 7:30am-11:00am & Noon-4:00pm excluding Holidays

UNIVERSITY POLICE MISSION The mission of the University Police is to provide for the safety and security of all persons who come in contact with the University, its facilities and services. In order to accomplish this mission, the role of the University Police is a broader, service orientated department when compared to counterparts in municipal, county and other state law enforcement agencies that focus primarily on law enforcement functions. The 2002 Annual Report provides a brief overview of the types of calls and services provided by the staff of the University Police, which include law enforcement, service and security functions for the University Community. HISTORY The University of Wisconsin- Platteville Police Department began as a security department in 1963 with two "watchmen" hired to conduct security checks and keep a watchful eye on the students. Supervision of the Department was provided by the Physical Plant Director. The University Police Department did not formally become a police department until 1971 when security officers were granted police/arrest powers. In 1972 the Department was moved from the Physical Plant, and began to report to the Assistant Chancellor for Business Affairs. The name formally changed to University Police in 1983. DEPARTMENT STAFF The University Police Department consists of a Director and 5 full-time police officers who are certified by the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Bureau of Training and Standards; a full-time program assistant; and two part-time parking employees. Even though the University Police Office is not staffed twenty four hours a day, there is always a police officer on duty with dispatching services provided by the City of Platteville Police Department. Title Name Starting Date Director Laurel Skrede 06/01/82 Police Officer Jeffery Wedige 12/03/84 Police Officer Reginald Ihm 03/04/91 Police Officer Molly Doughty- Thelemann 06/08/98 Police Officer Carla DeLaMater 07/17/00 Police Officer Jason Williams 11/01/00 Program Assistant 1 Eureka Bausch 04/01/96 Parking Enforcement Officer - LTE Leo Margan 09/01/00 Parking Citation Processor - LTE Marian Runde 12/23/02

SERVICE CALLS TYPES OF CALLS AND REQUESTS RECEIVED Alarms - Fire 47 Alarms - Call Box 51 Alarms - Elevator 9 Alarms - Miscellaneous 5 Alarms - Pioneer Center Bookstore 2 Alarms - Resident Hall Call Boxes 42 Assist the Platteville Police Department 166 Assist Other Police Agencies 13 Attempt to Locate - Individuals, Vehicles, etc 23 Deliver Emergency Messages 7 Deliver Non-Emergency Messages 6 Deliver Packages/letters/after hour deliveries 78 Deliver - return bank bags 360 Emergency Detention/Detoxification 7 Escorts - People 49 Escorts - Money 1733 Escorts - OIT Tapes 49 Escorts - Tyme Machine 244 Found Property Reports 151 Housing Guest Center Check Ins 23 Information Reports - General 23 Information Reports - Property Damage 13 Information Report - Background Checks 37 Information Report - Recovered Stolen Property 7 Information Report - Suspicious Activity 31 Information Report - Personal Injury 7 Lost Property Reports 106 Maintenance Complaints - Auxiliary Services 162 Maintenance Reports - Call Boxes, including tests 3 Maintenance Reports - Fleet Vehicles 23 Maintenance Reports - Parking Lots/Lights 55 Maintenance Reports - Facilities Management 274 Maintenance Reports - Parking Meters 33 Maintenance - Siren Testing 7 Medical Assist 39 Miscellaneous Assistance Calls 585 Motorists Assist 229 Presentations/Meetings 26 Storm Warnings 6

Students with After Hour Passes 990 Welfare Checks 23 Welfare Checks - Intoxicated Person 9 Welfare Checks - Suspicious Person 2 Total 5758

CRIMINAL ACTIVITY Types of Complaints Received Number of Complaints Assault - Hands, Fists, Aggravated 1 Bomb Threat 1 Burglary - Unlawful Entry-No Force 11 Disorderly Conduct 41 Drug Violations 9 Fraud 1 Graffiti 2 Harassment 4 Liquor Law Violations 33 Motor Vehicle Theft 1 Motor Vehicle Theft - Other/Moped/ATV 2 Possession of Traffic Signs 1 Robbery - Strong Arm 1 Sexual Assault 3 Sex Offenses 1 Theft - Coin Machines 2 Theft - Miscellaneous Property 12 Theft - From Motor Vehicle 26 Theft - From a Building 26 Theft - Bicycles 14 Theft - Motor Vehicle Parts 9 Trespassing - Dwelling 1 Unlawful Use of Telephone 7 Vandalism 73 Warrants/Probation/Parole Holds 3 Total 285

SEXUAL ASSAULT REPORTS This report only contains information regarding sexual assaults directly reported to the University Police. This report does not contain information from other university departments or cases that were reported to the Platteville Police Department. 1999 4th Degree Sexual Assault - Acquaintance - Alcohol not a factor - Victim did not wish to pursue investigation 2000 4th Degree Sexual Assault Attempted- Acquaintance - Alcohol a factor - Victim did not wish to pursue criminal complaint - matter referred to Housing for discipline 2001 4th Degree Sexual Assault - Acquaintance - Alcohol not a factor - Criminal Complaint filed Consensual relationship between a juvenile & adult resulting in 1 Criminal Complaint for 948.09 2 Criminal Complaint filed for 948.02 and 3 Criminal Complaints filed for 948.02(2) 4th Degree Sexual Assault - Acquaintance - Alcohol not a factor - Victim did not pursue investigation - matter referred to Housing 2002 3rd Degree Sexual Assault - Acquaintance - Alcohol unknown - Victim did not pursue investigation - Referred to Student Affairs 3rd Degree Sexual Assault - Acquaintance - Alcohol unknown - Victim did not pursue investigation 3rd Degree Sexual Assault - Acquaintance - Alcohol not a factor - Victim did not wish to pu rsue investigation Lewd & Lascivious Behavior (Exposure) - Stranger - Alcohol unknown - Victim could not identify

ADMINSITRATIVE CODE COMPLAINTS Chapter UWS 18 - Conduct on University Lands Types of Complaints Received Number of Complaints Animal Complaints 27 Bicycle/Roller-Blade/Skateboard 28 Deposit of Human Waste Products 2 Fire Safety - Negligent Handling of Burning 1 Materials Improper Use of UW ID Card 1 Littering 3 Loitering (Under 18 Years of Age) 3 Operation of Motor Vehicles Off the Roadway 9 Parking Complaints 103 Picnicking and Camping Restrictions 2 Possession of Fireworks 5 Providing False Information 1 Recreational Activity 1 Resisting/Obstructing an Officer 7 Smoking 1 Sound Amplifying 1 Unauthorized Presence 5 Worthless Checks under $1000 10 Total 210

CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS AND CITATIONS 2002 CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS Battery to a Law Enforcement Officer 2 Burglary 1 Disorderly Conduct 5 Possession of Drug Paraphernalia 2 Possessing THC 1 Resisting or Obstructing an Officer 2 Theft - Movable Property 3 Theft - Value not to exceed $1000 1 Total 17 2002 ADMINISTRATION CODE VIOLATION CITATIONS Violation Citations Issued Deposit Of Human Waste Products 1 Disorderly Conduct 6 Improper Use of University ID Cards 1 Issuing Worthless Checks Under $1000 2 Misuse of Parking Services 7 Operation of Motor Vehicle Off Road 3 Resisting or Obstructing an Officer 2 Theft Under $100 3 Throwing a Hard Object 1 Vandalism 4 Total 30 2002 ALCOHOL VIOLATION CITATIONS Underage Drinking Citations for 17-20 Years of Age Citations Issued First Offense 46 Second Offense within a Year 3 Third Offense within a Year 2 Total 51

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND CITATIONS 2002 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Personal Injury Accidents 1 Property Damage Accidents 16 Hit and Run Accidents 11 TOTAL NUMBER OF ACCIDENTS REPORTED 28 Types of Vehicles Involved Automobile 13 Truck / Van 9 ATV 1 Golf Cart 1 2002 TRAFFIC CITATIONS Violation Citations Issued Driver's License Violations 2 Driving on Sidewalk 5 Failure to Yield to Pedestrians 1 Operating After Suspension/Revocation 1 Speeding 6 Vehicle Operator Failing to obey Sign or Signal 2 Vehicle Registration Violations 1 TOTAL 18

PARKING ENFORCEMENT PARKING CITATIONS ISSUED PER CALENDAR YEAR YEAR TOTALS 1997 5252 1998 7227 1999 6570 2000 5317 2001 6504 2002 6121 2002 PARKING CITATIONS ISSUED VIOLATION Non-display of Parking Permit 3742 No Park/Yellow Line Area 410 2AM-6AM Restrictions 1006 Handicap Restrictions 29 Reserved Parking 8 Fire Hydrant 40 Expired Meter/Overtime Parking 820 Blocking Vehicle/Roadway/Crosswalk 13 Other Parking Violations 53 Total 6121 TOTALS The University Police Department began to process and collect all parking fines July 1, 1998 for citations issued by the University Police Department. The numbers listed above do not include the citations issued by the Platteville Police Department for violations that occur on city owned streets that traverse the campus. On September 1, 2000 a Parking Enforcement Officer was hired to perform parking enforcement duties between the hours of 8:00AM-4:00PM, Monday thru Friday during the academic year.

PROPERTY STOLEN/RECOVERED The information contained in the 2002 University Police Report is complied from the reports received by the University Police regarding crimes and complaints that occurred on university property. This report does not contain statistics from other university departments, nor the Platteville Police Department. Property crimes, including vandalism, thefts and burglaries, continue to be the prevalent problem at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. The University Police Department's current software for Uniform Crime Reporting does not track the monetary loss incurred by vandalism, but it does track the estimated monetary values to each reported theft or burglary. Property values are provided by the victim, and are normally based on the estimation of the property value at the time of the theft. Recovery rate of stolen property has traditionally been low for college campuses due to the transient nature of the college community, in addition to the mobility of today's society in general. Type PROPERTY BY TYPE AND VALUE Recovered 2001 Value 2002 Value Property Recovered Property Currency $323 0 $991 0 Jewelry $400 0 $860 0 Clothing $1883 $428 $971 $20 Motor Vehicles $3405 $1405 $650 $650 Office Equipment $8929 $1597 $1345 $25 TVs, Stereos, etc $4272 $452 $5910 $2795 Household Goods 0 0 $166 $67 Consumable Goods $64 0 $383 $16 Miscellaneous $16,753 $3776 $10,479 $1134 TOTAL $36,029 $7,658 $21,755 $4707 Additional crime information may be obtained from the following sources: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Reports Wisconsin Office of Justice Assistance Statistical Analysis Center http://oja.state.wi.us OPE Campus Security Statistics http://ope.ed.gov/security