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Home My WebLink AboutMGPD Council Presentation April-2010 draft Chief Matthew BoydApril 2010 About this reportThe Miami Gardens Police Department provides information concerning crimes in the City of Miami Gardens. Each page depicts actual crime information captured by the Records and Crime Analysis Units.GlossaryPart One Crimes:The State of Florida uses these crimes for conformity in compiling statistics within the state and the nation. The statistics for these crimes are reported to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for inclusion in the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) Annual Report. Data from the monthly report may differ from the FBI‟s published report due to the fact that only certain classes of crime are extracted for publication and crimes reported after the reporting deadline are still captured by the Records Unit.•Aggravated Assault-Intentionally and unlawfully threatened, either by word or act to do violence to victim by use of a deadly weapon.•Aggravated Battery-Intentionally cause bodily harm to victim which causes permanent disfigurement or by use of a deadly weapon.•Larceny-Deprive victim of such property permanently or temporarily without threat or violence or putting in fear, in excess of $300 or by sudden snatch.•Robbery-To take money or other applicable property from victim by force, violence or assault or by putting victim in fear.•Burglary-To enter or remaining in a dwelling, structure or conveyance without permission with the intent to commit an offense therein.2 GLOSSARYEmergency CallsP= Priority call and is identified by a verbal „3‟ at the beginning of the signal at dispatchCode 3 emergency call: A situation or sudden occurrence which poses an actual threat of serious injury or loss of human life and demands swift police action. Code 3 calls are preceded by a tone indicator and the signal prefixed by a 3. Example: Shooting victim, violent domestic with injuries, accident with injuriesP1= Emergency call that is identified by a verbal „2‟ at the beginning of the signal at dispatch. Code 2 emergency call:A situation which poses a potential threat of serious injury or loss of human life which may require swift police action. Code 2 calls are preceded by a tone indicator and the signal prefixed by a 2. Example: Burglary in progress, violent domestic, assault with potential of injuries.P2= requires an immediate response but no imminent threat of serious injury or loss of human life involved. There is no tone indicator preceding this type of call.Example: A just occurred burglary or any incident where the suspects may still be in immediate area. P3+= Considered a routine response for a call that is delayed or non-emergency in nature.Example: Identity theft, loud music complaints, barking dog disturbance. 3 Monthly Statistical Comparison April 2010Year to Date20092010% ChangeAggravated Assault83830Aggravated Battery10994-14Auto Theft235195-17Commercial Burglary5335-34Residential Burglary429368-14Vehicle Burglary533418-22Homicide96-33Larceny Over 19421712Robbery 106104-2Sexual Battery/Rape146-57Total17651526-14ThisreportreflectsincidentsthatarecurrentlyintherecordsmanagementandtheGEOverificationsyste msatthetimethisreportwasgenerated.Datashownissubjecttochangeaspendingreportsareenteredintorecords.4Monthly ComparisonMar. 2010Apr. 2010% ChangeApr.2009Apr. 2010% ChangeAggravated Assault2720-2619205A ggravated Battery2625-424254Auto Theft4857196357-10Commercial Burglary109-10209-55Residential Burglary9198813798-28Vehicle Burglary13196-2713296-27Homicide22002200Larceny Over5147-85647-16Robbery3626 -282726-4Rape32-3332-33Total425382-10481382-21 Monthly Statistical Comparison5ARRESTMarAprDiff%ChangeAggravated Assault157-8-53%Aggravated Battery1113218%Auto Theft96-3-33%Commercial Burglary0000%Residential Burglary1820211%Homicide0000%Larceny Over $30041612300%Robbery118-3-27%Sexual Battery121100%Total697234% PART ONE CRIMESApril 2009 /April 201061924632013713205627320255799896247262020406080100120140160Apr-09Apr-10 PART ONE CRIMESYear to Date Comparison2009 /20107831092355342953391941061483941953536841862171046010020030040050060020092010 Law Area Map8 2010 SELECTED CRIMES BY PATROL AREA92010Jan.FebMarAprMayJunJulAugSeptOctNovDecTOTALAREA 1Assault/Battery149151149Auto Theft1913212578Com. Burglary 467522Res. Burglary28332935125Larceny1920111666Robbe ry2610826TOTAL86879310000000000366AREA 2Assault/Battery1511172164Auto Theft2015152070Com. Burglary 412310Res. Burglary1911162268Larceny2519261282Robbery9512531TOTAL9262888300000000325AREA 3Assault/Battery1815181364Auto Theft916101247Com. Burglary 01113Res. Burglary47434441175Larceny1721121969Robbery129131347TOTAL103105989900000000405 CRIMES BY PATROL AREA April 2010100853516251101532212202111131411912131051015202530354045HomicideRobberyCom. Burglary Res. BurglaryLarcenyAuto TheftAssault/BatteryRapeAREA1AREA2AREA3 TOP FIVE ACCIDENT LOCATIONS11•NW 37THAVE, NW 199THST -3•NW 37THAVE, NW 167THST -3•NW 43RDAVE,NW 171STST -2•NW TPK-ENTR, NW 199THST -2•NW 1STPL, NW 195THST -24121211Contributing FactorsRan Stop signViolation of Right of WayViolation of Red LightFollowed to CloselyFailure to Maintain Single LaneCareless DrivingImproper Turn 12TOP FIVE ACCIDENT LOCATIONSApril 1 through April 30, 2010TOP FIVE ACCIDENT LOCATIONSApril 1 through April 30, 2010NW 199th ST, NW 37thAVEDHSMV #Case #Date/TimeCause810228102010-0074744/4/2010 6:37Failure to maintain lane/DUI63520982010-0086354/18/2010 15:35Careless driving810229842010-0094754/29/2010 6:46Improper turnNW 37thAve, NW 167thStDHSMV #Case #Date/TimeCause810228152010-0076604/6/ 2010 13:18Violation of right of way810229522010-0090924/24/2010 13:42Ran red light810229632010-0091724/25/2010 17:00Ran red lightNW 171st ST, NW 43rd AVEDHSMV #Case #Date/TimeCause810228122010-007606 4/5/2010 21:30Ran stop sign810229712010-0092624/26/2010 21:44Ran stop signNW 199th ST, Turnpike Entrance DHSMV #Case #Date/TimeCause810227842010-0073114/2/2010 9:49Failure to maintain lane810228492010-0079724/9/2010 23:11Following too closelyNW 1st PL, NW 195th STDHSMV #Case #Date/TimeCause810227802010-0072714/1/2010 18:22Ran stop sign810228992010-0084044/15/2010 19:15Ran stop sign TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT SUMMARY2010JANFEBMARAPRILMAYJUNEJULYAUGSEPTOCTNOVDECYEAR TO DATEAccident Reports208224306199937Traffic Stops29392553223821089838Traffic Moving1142107463110323879Traffic Non Moving1650109198614305157Traffic Verbal29397595826224902Parking Citations2322266217537Red Light Camera Violations30741574227640301095413 14TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITYAPRIL 2010199, 2%2108, 22%1032, 11%1430, 15%622, 6%217, 2%4030, 42%Accident ReportsTraffic StopsTraffic MovingTraffic Non MovTraffic VerbalParking CitationsRed Light Camera Violations Total: 203Burglaries Citywide 159861296020406080100120CommercialResidentialStructureVehicle Total: 107Residential & Commercial Burglaries Citywide Days and Time of Occurrence16191819202164BurglaryMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday71640181511Burglary00:01-04:00A04:01-08:00A08 :01-12:00P12:01-4:00P04:01-08:00P08:01-12:00A Total: 96Automobile Burglaries Citywide Days and Time of Occurrence171316915181510Auto BurglaryMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday852892521Auto Burglary00:01-04:00A04:01-08:00A08:01-12 :00P12:01-4:00P04:01-08:00P08:01-12:00A AUTO THEFT -CitywideDays and Time of Occurrence“MIAMI GARDENS” MOST STOLEN VEHICLESHonda 1994 -2010 -(9)Ford 1988 -1997 -(5)Toyota 1990-2010 -(5)Assorted Other Makes -(38)TOTAL: 571824429051015202530 35404550All OtherAutomobileMotorcycleTruck6281112810Auto TheftMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday155112618Auto Theft00:01-04:00A04:01-08:00A08:01-12:00P12:01-4:00P04:01-08:00P08:01-12: 00A Robberies -CitywideDays and Time of OccurrenceTotal: 26193733721RobberyMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday521549Robbery00:01-04:00A04:01-08:00A08:01-12:00P12:01-4:00P04:01-08:00P08:01- 12:00A41741024681012141618CarjackingIndividualBusinessHome InvasionRobbery 20(CRIME SUPPRESSION, JUVENILE, GANG, PAWN SHOP AND AUTO THEFT UNITS)April 2010THESE PROACTIVE UNITS EFFECTED 298 ARRESTS.67 Felony and 231 Misdemeanor ArrestPROACTIVE PATROL819Field Contacts172Traffic CitationsEXECUTED 1 SEARCH WARRANTSSEIZED: 125367GRAMS OF MARIJUANA(276 lbs) 79.6GRAMS OF COCAINE 13 FIREARMSRECOVERED: 15RECOVERED VEHICLES ($315,000.00) OTHER PROPERTY ($2200.00)Auto Crime Unit20Tow Lots Inspected9Vehicles ProcessedPawn Shop Unit3718Pawn Slips run through NCIC/FCIC64Pawn Shop Inspections 21(Task Force Involvements)April 2010Miami Money Laundering Task Force –Sgt. Rufus WilliamsU.S. Currency Seized Local: $ 784,062.02 U.S. Currency Seized Year to Date:$6,284,013.02U.S. Marshall’s Services –Det. Terrence BarmoreApprehension/Warrants related to CMG: 12Total Apprehensions /Warrants:20 CUSTODIAL FIREARMS4/1/2010 to 4/30/201022Total = 221730141501234567817 & Younger18 to 2122 to 2425 to 3031 to 4041 to 50Over 50OtherPossessors' Age151330Firearms TypePistolShotgunRevolverRifleMachine Gun CUSTODIAL FIREARMS23Total = 912015151512110463212300000510152025JanFebMarAprYear to DatePistolShotgunRevolverRifleMachine Gun Community Enrichment Team24During the month of April 2010 CET officers attended 24 Neighborhood Watch Meetings. The topics covered were:Crime statisticsResidential Burglary preventionIndividual Robbery awarenessAid in crime reduction and quality of life issuesCode EnforcementIdentity TheftHurricane and Disaster PreparationNorwood High Career Day.Carol City High School Career dayParkway Middle Career DayHibiscus Elementary Career DayBrentwood Elementary Career DayJob Corp Career DayAmerican Cancer Society “Walk for Life”Carol City, Pace, NorlandHigh School-Kiwanis Scholarship application handoutCET Burglary prevention detailsWorked with Code Enforcement on dilapidated propertiesPlanning and Organizing Police Explorers with Learning for Life OrganizationTraffic Enforcement in school zones TRAINING ANALYSIS2009 TRAINING ACTIVITY2010 TRAINING ACTIVITY25JANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNEJULYAUGSEPTOCTNOVDECYTDTOTALCLASSES ATTENDED131914142216191713181619200HOURS TAUGHT1439117368068710226422356140655618 141584108713104PARTICIPANTS 119834345714217464344342622164JANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNEJULYAUGSEPTOCTNOVDECYTDTOTALCLASSES ATTENDED1915211570HOURS TAUGHT1169161037007617240PARTICIPANTS 628319180416 APRIL 2010 –OVERTIME SUMMARY26CATEGORYHOURSSHIFT EXTENTION/HELD OVER823COURT1137ADMINISTRATION60SPECIAL DETAIL364COMMUNICATION450TOTAL2834 APRIL 2010 –OVERTIME SUMMARY27823113760364450OVERTIMESHIFT EXTENTION/HELD OVERCOURTADMINISTRATIONSPECIAL DETAILCOMMUNICATION ROUTINE CALLS FOR SERVICE2009 /2010281094910631113671085110146951710217101188500900095001000010500110001150012000JANFEBMARAPR20092010 EMERGENCY & PRIORITY CALLS FOR SERVICE2009 /2010295084664994804404114734610100200300400500600JANFEBMARAPR20092010 RESPONSE TIMES FOR CALLS FOR SERVICE2009-2010307.127.266.6756.916.767.199.749.479.1658.818.99.01024681012Nov.Dec.JanFeb.MarchAprilP+ & P1P2 & P3+ MIAMI GARDENS POLICE DEPARTMENT