City of Lawrence, Kansas Police Department
City of Lawrence, Kansas Police Department
2007 Annual Report
2007 Year-End Statistics Patrol CAD Calls for Service Total Self Initiated CAD Call Types for Service* Criminal Robbery-Armed Robbery-No Weapon Sex Crimes Stabbing Fight/Battery Theft Trespassing OUI/DUI (Department Total) Domestic Disturbance Disturbance with Weapon
Year to Date 126,874 73,871 Year to Date 42 28 166 11 1,165 1,694 1,692 85 980 154
*This represents only selected Call Types for Service. Some Call Types are not included here.
Public Service Alarm-Burglary Alarm-Robbery/Panic Accidents-Damage Only Traffic Enforcement Check Welfare Child Welfare Check Medical Emergency Disturbance No Weapon Noise Nuisance Complaints Administrative Follow Up Report Writing Speak to Officer Speak to Teleserve Reports Taken Excluding Accidents
Year to Date 3,085 303 3,933 5,277 1,588 773 3,125 1,178 2,387 721 Year to Date 5,381 19,382 3,942 6,024 Year to Date 17,781
CAD Call Types for Service Criminal 6,017 Administrative 34,729
Public Serivce 22,370
2007 Criminal CAD Calls 154 Disturbance with Weapo n 980 Do mestic Disturbance 85 OUI/DUI
Trespassing
1,692 1,694 Theft 1,165 Fight/B attery 11Stabbing 166 Sex Crimes 28 Ro bbery-No Weapo n 42 Ro bbery-A rmed
2007 Public Service CAD Calls 721 Nuis a nc e C o m pla ints 2,387 No is e 1,178 Dis turba nc e No We a po n 3,125 M e dic a l Em e rge nc y 773 C hild We lfa re C he c k 1,588 C he c k We lfa re
Tra ffic Enfo rc e m e nt
5,277 3,933 Ac c ide nt-Da m a ge Only 303 Ala rm -R o bbe ry/P a nic 3,085 Ala rm -B urgla ry
2007Administrative CAD Calls
6,024 Speak to Teleserve 3,942
19,382
Speak to Officer Report Writing Follow Up
5,381
Special Patrol Assignments Day Shift Evening Shift Midnight Shift
Bike
Foot 32 8 5
28 63 2
Other* 102 116 153
*Includes Bar and Noise Cars and Alcohol Enforcement
Special Events Handled by Patrol Days Evenings Midnights Traffic Enforcement by Patrol DUI Arrests Safety Belt Violations Child Restraint Violations Speed Violations Hazardous Moving Violations
Athletic Events 8 34 4
Parades 10 6 0
Response Times From Dispatch Receiving Call to Officer Arrival Priority 1 and 2 Average Days Evenings Midnights Priority 3-7 Average Days Evenings Midnights From Officer Receiving Call from Dispatch to Officer Arrival Priority 1 and 2 Average Days Evenings Midnights Priority 3-7 Average Days Evenings Midnights
Year to Date
05:52 05:47 04:43 13:13 13:29 11:18 Year to Date 04:31 04:49 03:18 07:42 08:04 05:24
2007 Average Response Times Officer Receiving Call from D ispatch to Officer Arrival Priority 1-7
06:47
Day Shift
Other Special Events 104 79 18 Year to Date 431 1,243 99 6,932 10,090
07:08 04:48
Evening Shift Midnight Shift
2007 Impact (Crash) Data for Entire Department 290
Number of Accidents Worked by Traffic Unit 179
Alcohol Related
3250 Total Crashes 2710
Total Property Damage Crashes Total Personal Injury Crashes Total Fatal Crashes
517 1
Traffic Unit Impact (Crash) Data for Entire Department Total Fatal Crashes Total Personal Injury Crashes Total Property Damage Crashes Total Crashes Alcohol Related Number of Accidents Worked by Traffic Unit Traffic Enforcement by Traffic Unit DUI Arrests Safety Belt Violations Child Restraint Violations Speed Violations Hazardous Moving Violations Commercial Vehicle Inspections Violations Out of Service
Year to Date 1 517 2710 3250 179 290 Year to Date 95 1201 85 5350 2187 Year to Date 368 110
2007 Traffic Enforcement 12,282
12,277
Speed Violations
Hazardous Moving Violations
2,444 526 DUI Arrests
184 Safety Belt Violations
Child Restraint Violations
Investigations Unit Cases Assigned Total UCR Part I Crimes Homicide/Death Investigations Rape Robbery Agg. Assault/Battery Larceny/Theft/MV Theft Burglary Arson Total UCR Part II Crimes - Informational
Year to Date 286 70 75 43 17 23 82 6 171
Total
463
2007 Year-End Investigations Division Cases Assigned Tot al UCR Par t II Crimes ( 171)
Tot al UCR Par t I Crimes ( 286)
School Resource Officers Incidents Involving Students Violent Crimes Non-Violent Crimes Non-Criminal Incidents (I.E. Medicals, Remove Subjects, School Policy Violations) Crime Prevention Presentations Made by SROs Hours of Safety-Related Training Taught by SROs Violent Crime Reports/Investigations by SROs Non-Violent Crime Reports/Investigations by SROs
Total Number of Encounters with Students N o n- C r i mi nal I ncid ent s 10 54
N o n- V io l ent C r imes 360 V i o lent C r i mes 97
C r ime Pr event io n Ho ur s o f Saf et yPr esent at io ns R el at ed T r aini ng 263 240
Year to Date 97 360 1054 240 263 94 351
Evidence Inventory Total Number of Items Received in 2007 Total Items in B.E.A.S.T. Inventory (since 2000) Estimated Total Inventory (Includes Pre Electronic Captured Items) Property Disposal Returned to Owner Items Destroyed Returned to Next of Kin Returned to Attorney Items Sent to Auction Forfeiture/Transfer Total Items Disposed Of
Year to Date 12177 78471 104455 Year to Date 825 2637 83 16 409 89 4059
Internal Affairs Internal Affairs Complaints Sustained Exonerated Unfounded Not Sustained Dismissed Pending
Year to Date 3 1 5 0 1 12
Total Disciplinary Actions Taken
22 3
Animal Control Reported Bite Cases Dog Cat Other Animal Pick-Ups Dog Cat Other Animal Transfer To Shelter Returned to Owner To Vet Warnings Dog Cat Citations Dog Cat Trap Requests Dog Cat Animal Control Report Calls for Service Public Service Calls Overtime Hours Mileage
Year to Date 19 2 0 Year to Date 578 289 52 Year to Date 767 101 5 Year to Date 211 13 Year to Date 229 6 Year to Date 2 137 72 2838 776 113.4 33436
2007 Police Camp
For the past 11 years, the Lawrence Police Department has hosted the Lawrence Police Department’s Police Camp. The Police Camp is a program established to promote a positive interaction between the Lawrence Police Department and the children of Lawrence ages 8 through 12.
The purpose of the Police Camp is to build life skills, instill confidence and develop self-esteem. The curriculum includes a wide range of activities that incorporate teamwork, physical fitness, general police information and good citizenship.
The Police Department strives to provide a positive learning experience for children during their summer break. The 2007 Police Camp was held June 7-9 at Free State High School.
2007 Awards and Recognition The Lawrence, Kansas Police Department is proud to recognize the following Officers for their outstanding Performance and Achievements for 2007.
Officer Jim Phillips Officer Phillips is the recipient of the Reverance for Law Award from the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Detective Sean Brown Detective Brown received a Letter of Commendation on August 15th for his Special Investigations case work.
Detective Dean Brown Detective Brown received a Commendation Award on August 15th for his work with the RCFL.
Detective David Axman Detective Axman received a Letter of Commendation for the apprehension of an Armed Robbery suspect.
The following Officers received Letters of Thanks for Performance in the Line of Duty from Chief Olin. Officer David Ernst Officer Joshua Guile Officer Michael Goodnow
Officer Bronson Star Officer Larry Hamilton Officer Aaron Hachmeister
We would like to express our gratitude to the following Officers for their participation in the deployment to Greensburg, Kansas. Officer Eric Barkley Officer Vincent Casagrande Officer Sam Harvey Officer Matt McNemee Officer Justin Rhoads Officer Matt Weidl Sergeant Kirk Fultz Captain Ray Urbanek
Officer Mike Byrn Officer Joshua Guile Officer Jamie Lawson Officer Mickey Rantz Officer Roger Stockman Sergeant Bill Cory Sergeant Troy Squire
2007 Annual Report
2007 Year-End Statistics Patrol CAD Calls for Service Total Self Initiated CAD Call Types for Service* Criminal Robbery-Armed Robbery-No Weapon Sex Crimes Stabbing Fight/Battery Theft Trespassing OUI/DUI (Department Total) Domestic Disturbance Disturbance with Weapon
Year to Date 126,874 73,871 Year to Date 42 28 166 11 1,165 1,694 1,692 85 980 154
*This represents only selected Call Types for Service. Some Call Types are not included here.
Public Service Alarm-Burglary Alarm-Robbery/Panic Accidents-Damage Only Traffic Enforcement Check Welfare Child Welfare Check Medical Emergency Disturbance No Weapon Noise Nuisance Complaints Administrative Follow Up Report Writing Speak to Officer Speak to Teleserve Reports Taken Excluding Accidents
Year to Date 3,085 303 3,933 5,277 1,588 773 3,125 1,178 2,387 721 Year to Date 5,381 19,382 3,942 6,024 Year to Date 17,781
CAD Call Types for Service Criminal 6,017 Administrative 34,729
Public Serivce 22,370
2007 Criminal CAD Calls 154 Disturbance with Weapo n 980 Do mestic Disturbance 85 OUI/DUI
Trespassing
1,692 1,694 Theft 1,165 Fight/B attery 11Stabbing 166 Sex Crimes 28 Ro bbery-No Weapo n 42 Ro bbery-A rmed
2007 Public Service CAD Calls 721 Nuis a nc e C o m pla ints 2,387 No is e 1,178 Dis turba nc e No We a po n 3,125 M e dic a l Em e rge nc y 773 C hild We lfa re C he c k 1,588 C he c k We lfa re
Tra ffic Enfo rc e m e nt
5,277 3,933 Ac c ide nt-Da m a ge Only 303 Ala rm -R o bbe ry/P a nic 3,085 Ala rm -B urgla ry
2007Administrative CAD Calls
6,024 Speak to Teleserve 3,942
19,382
Speak to Officer Report Writing Follow Up
5,381
Special Patrol Assignments Day Shift Evening Shift Midnight Shift
Bike
Foot 32 8 5
28 63 2
Other* 102 116 153
*Includes Bar and Noise Cars and Alcohol Enforcement
Special Events Handled by Patrol Days Evenings Midnights Traffic Enforcement by Patrol DUI Arrests Safety Belt Violations Child Restraint Violations Speed Violations Hazardous Moving Violations
Athletic Events 8 34 4
Parades 10 6 0
Response Times From Dispatch Receiving Call to Officer Arrival Priority 1 and 2 Average Days Evenings Midnights Priority 3-7 Average Days Evenings Midnights From Officer Receiving Call from Dispatch to Officer Arrival Priority 1 and 2 Average Days Evenings Midnights Priority 3-7 Average Days Evenings Midnights
Year to Date
05:52 05:47 04:43 13:13 13:29 11:18 Year to Date 04:31 04:49 03:18 07:42 08:04 05:24
2007 Average Response Times Officer Receiving Call from D ispatch to Officer Arrival Priority 1-7
06:47
Day Shift
Other Special Events 104 79 18 Year to Date 431 1,243 99 6,932 10,090
07:08 04:48
Evening Shift Midnight Shift
2007 Impact (Crash) Data for Entire Department 290
Number of Accidents Worked by Traffic Unit 179
Alcohol Related
3250 Total Crashes 2710
Total Property Damage Crashes Total Personal Injury Crashes Total Fatal Crashes
517 1
Traffic Unit Impact (Crash) Data for Entire Department Total Fatal Crashes Total Personal Injury Crashes Total Property Damage Crashes Total Crashes Alcohol Related Number of Accidents Worked by Traffic Unit Traffic Enforcement by Traffic Unit DUI Arrests Safety Belt Violations Child Restraint Violations Speed Violations Hazardous Moving Violations Commercial Vehicle Inspections Violations Out of Service
Year to Date 1 517 2710 3250 179 290 Year to Date 95 1201 85 5350 2187 Year to Date 368 110
2007 Traffic Enforcement 12,282
12,277
Speed Violations
Hazardous Moving Violations
2,444 526 DUI Arrests
184 Safety Belt Violations
Child Restraint Violations
Investigations Unit Cases Assigned Total UCR Part I Crimes Homicide/Death Investigations Rape Robbery Agg. Assault/Battery Larceny/Theft/MV Theft Burglary Arson Total UCR Part II Crimes - Informational
Year to Date 286 70 75 43 17 23 82 6 171
Total
463
2007 Year-End Investigations Division Cases Assigned Tot al UCR Par t II Crimes ( 171)
Tot al UCR Par t I Crimes ( 286)
School Resource Officers Incidents Involving Students Violent Crimes Non-Violent Crimes Non-Criminal Incidents (I.E. Medicals, Remove Subjects, School Policy Violations) Crime Prevention Presentations Made by SROs Hours of Safety-Related Training Taught by SROs Violent Crime Reports/Investigations by SROs Non-Violent Crime Reports/Investigations by SROs
Total Number of Encounters with Students N o n- C r i mi nal I ncid ent s 10 54
N o n- V io l ent C r imes 360 V i o lent C r i mes 97
C r ime Pr event io n Ho ur s o f Saf et yPr esent at io ns R el at ed T r aini ng 263 240
Year to Date 97 360 1054 240 263 94 351
Evidence Inventory Total Number of Items Received in 2007 Total Items in B.E.A.S.T. Inventory (since 2000) Estimated Total Inventory (Includes Pre Electronic Captured Items) Property Disposal Returned to Owner Items Destroyed Returned to Next of Kin Returned to Attorney Items Sent to Auction Forfeiture/Transfer Total Items Disposed Of
Year to Date 12177 78471 104455 Year to Date 825 2637 83 16 409 89 4059
Internal Affairs Internal Affairs Complaints Sustained Exonerated Unfounded Not Sustained Dismissed Pending
Year to Date 3 1 5 0 1 12
Total Disciplinary Actions Taken
22 3
Animal Control Reported Bite Cases Dog Cat Other Animal Pick-Ups Dog Cat Other Animal Transfer To Shelter Returned to Owner To Vet Warnings Dog Cat Citations Dog Cat Trap Requests Dog Cat Animal Control Report Calls for Service Public Service Calls Overtime Hours Mileage
Year to Date 19 2 0 Year to Date 578 289 52 Year to Date 767 101 5 Year to Date 211 13 Year to Date 229 6 Year to Date 2 137 72 2838 776 113.4 33436
2007 Police Camp
For the past 11 years, the Lawrence Police Department has hosted the Lawrence Police Department’s Police Camp. The Police Camp is a program established to promote a positive interaction between the Lawrence Police Department and the children of Lawrence ages 8 through 12.
The purpose of the Police Camp is to build life skills, instill confidence and develop self-esteem. The curriculum includes a wide range of activities that incorporate teamwork, physical fitness, general police information and good citizenship.
The Police Department strives to provide a positive learning experience for children during their summer break. The 2007 Police Camp was held June 7-9 at Free State High School.
2007 Awards and Recognition The Lawrence, Kansas Police Department is proud to recognize the following Officers for their outstanding Performance and Achievements for 2007.
Officer Jim Phillips Officer Phillips is the recipient of the Reverance for Law Award from the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Detective Sean Brown Detective Brown received a Letter of Commendation on August 15th for his Special Investigations case work.
Detective Dean Brown Detective Brown received a Commendation Award on August 15th for his work with the RCFL.
Detective David Axman Detective Axman received a Letter of Commendation for the apprehension of an Armed Robbery suspect.
The following Officers received Letters of Thanks for Performance in the Line of Duty from Chief Olin. Officer David Ernst Officer Joshua Guile Officer Michael Goodnow
Officer Bronson Star Officer Larry Hamilton Officer Aaron Hachmeister
We would like to express our gratitude to the following Officers for their participation in the deployment to Greensburg, Kansas. Officer Eric Barkley Officer Vincent Casagrande Officer Sam Harvey Officer Matt McNemee Officer Justin Rhoads Officer Matt Weidl Sergeant Kirk Fultz Captain Ray Urbanek
Officer Mike Byrn Officer Joshua Guile Officer Jamie Lawson Officer Mickey Rantz Officer Roger Stockman Sergeant Bill Cory Sergeant Troy Squire
