HomeMy Public PortalAbout05-2020 LASD MONTHLY_v3February -April 2020Law Enforcement Summary
Period: February 1st –April 30th
May 28, 2020
Presented by: Dep. Greg Chico, LASD
Bryan Ariizumi, Public Safety Supervisor
6.A. QUALITY OF LIFE
•NUMBER OF SEX OFFENDER REGISTRANTS IN TEMPLE CITY
25 (COMPLIANCE CHECKS COMPLETED EVERY SIX MONTHS)
•NUMBER OF PAROLEES IN TEMPLE CITY
30 (COMPLIANCE CHECKS COMPLETED MONTHLY)
•NUMBER OF PROBATIONERS IN TEMPLE CITY
49 (COMPLIANCE CHECKS COMPLETED MONTHLY)
9 (AB109/PRCS)
40 (FORMAL ACTIVE PROBATION)
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6.B. OPERATIONS
•PROBATION COMPLIANCE OPERATION
TEMPLE CITY SAT AND PROBATION DEPT.
NUMBER OF OPERATIONS –1
NUMBER OF LOCATIONS ON OPERATION –6
NUMBER OF LOCATIONS SEARCHED –1
NUMBER OF LOCATIONS CONTACTED, BUT NOT SEARCHED –0
NUMBER OF LOCATIONS NOT SEARCHED –5
NUMBER IN COMPLIANCE –0
NUMBER NOT IN COMPLIANCE –1
NUMBER NOT HOME –0
NUMBER OF ARRESTS –2*
NUMBER OF WARRANTS ISSUED/PENDING –0
*SEE NOTABLE ARREST #1 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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6.B. OPERATIONS
•ENCAMPMENT OPERATION
INDIVIDUALS ESTABLISHED AN ENCAMPMENT IN THE VACANT LOT ATTEMPLECITYBLVD.AND THE R/R TRACKS.
THE ENCAMPMENT WAS DEEMED A NUISANCE DUE TO SEVERAL THEFTS,
FIRES,AND ACCUMULATION OF TRASH AND DEBRIS.
THE PROPERTY OWNER WAS CONTACTED AND STATED HE DID NOT GIVE
ANYONE PERMISSION TO LIVE ON HIS PROPERTY.A LETTER OF AGENCY
WAS SIGNED BY THE PROPERTY OWNER.
WARNINGS AND A LIST OF SHELTERS/SERVICES WERE GIVEN TO
INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN THE ENCAMPMENT,WITH A 3-WEEK DEADLINE TO
RELOCATE.
ALL INDIVIDUALS HAVE MOVED TO OTHER LOCATIONS.
DEBRIS REMOVAL IS PENDING AS THE OWNER IS OUT OF THE COUNTRY.4
6.B. OPERATIONS
•BURGLARY SUPPRESSION OPERATIONS
NUMBER OF OPERATIONS –7
EVENING OPERATIONS -7
UNDERCOVER OPERATIONS –0
NUMBER OF ARRESTS –0
NUMBER OF CITES –0
NUMBER OF CONTACTS/F.I. –5
•TEAM MEMBERS ADJUSTED SCHEDULES TO WORK DAYTIME AND
EVENING OPERATIONS BASED ON CRIME TRENDS.
•GENERALLY PATROLLED IN ONE-MAN CARS FOR HIGH VISIBILITY.
•LASD VOLUNTEERS ON PATROL (VOP) PATROLLED THE CITY.5
6.B. OPERATIONS
•SURVEILLANCE OPERATION
SUSPECT WANTED FOR RANDOMLY ATTACKING AN ELDERLY VICTIM.
A WITNESS PHOTOGRAPHED THE SUSPECT RUNNING AWAY.
DETECTIVES CONTACTED TEMPLE CITY SAT MEMBERS FOR ASSISTANCE
AND DEP.CHICO RECOGNIZED THE SUSPECT FROM A PREVIOUS CONTACT.
SAT MEMBERS CONDUCTED AN UNDERCOVER SURVEILLANCE OPERATION
ON THE SUSPECT ’S LAST KNOWN ADDRESS
*SEE NOTABLE ARREST #3 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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6.B. OPERATIONS
•RAVE PARTY /BURGLARY SUPPRESSION OPERATION
A LARGE RAVE PARTY WAS ADVERTISED ON SOCIAL MEDIA.
THE RAVE WAS TO OCCUR IN A BUSINESS WITHIN TEMPLE CITY.
NOTICES WERE SENT TO THE PROPERTY OWNER IN ADVANCE OF THE RAVE .
THE PROPERTY OWNER STATED THE RAVE WAS NOT SCHEDULED AT HIS
LOCATION.
TEMPLE CITY SAT AND PUBLIC SAFETY STAFF MONITORED THE LOCATION
DURING THE EVENING OF THE RAVE AND MAINTAINED A “HIGH-VISIBILITY”
PRESENCE IN FRONT OF THE LOCATION.
SEVERAL INDIVIDUALS SHOWED UP FOR THE RAVE AND IMMEDIATELY LEFT
THE AREA.
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6.C. CRIME TRENDS
•CRIME(S) AFFECTING TEMPLE CITY AND NEIGHBORING CITIES
RESIDENTIAL AND VEHICLE BURGLARIES AND ROBBERIES
•WHAT ARE WE DOING TO STOP /REDUCE IT?
PROACTIVE PATROL
HIRING ADDITIONAL DEPUTIES ON OVERTIME
LASD VOLUNTEER ON PATROL (VOP)
AREA WATCH PROGRAM
CONSISTENT AND ON-GOING OPERATIONS
PROBATION/PAROLE OPERATIONS
BURGLARY SUPPRESSION OPERATIONS / UNDERCOVER OPERATIONS
MEETING WITH CRIME ANALYSTS FROM NEIGHBORING AGENCIES AND ANALYSISFORCONSISTENTCRIMEPATTERNS
INFORMATION SHARING AND JOINT OPERATIONS
EDUCATING COMMUNITY
PUBLIC SERVICE AD DISPLAYED ON THE DIGITAL BILLBOARD ON ROSEMEAD BLVD.
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6.D. NOTABLE ARREST
•ARREST #1 (PROBATION VIOLATION)
WHY IS IT NOTABLE?
THE SUSPECT IS A KNOWN NARCOTICS USER.
THE SUSPECT WAS ARRESTED FOR VARIOUS VIOLATIONS.
OTHER NARCOTICS USERS WERE AT THE LOCATION DURING THE PROBATION
COMPLIANCE SEARCH.
A SECOND SUSPECT WAS ALSO ARRESTED AT THE LOCATION FOR POSSESSION OF DRUG
PARAPHERNALIA.
ARRESTED FOR?
SUSPECT 1 –POSSESSION OF A DIRK/DAGGER ; EX-FELON IN POSSESSION OF PEPPERSPRAY; POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES (HEROIN ANDMETHAMPHETAMINE)
SUSPECT 2 –POSSESSION OF NARCOTICS PARAPHERNALIA (APPROX. 50 SYRINGES)
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6.D. NOTABLE ARREST
•ARREST #2 (IDENTITY THEFT)
WHY IS IT NOTABLE?
VICTIM LEFT HIS WALLET IN HIS UNLOCKED VEHICLE
WHEN THE VICTIM RETURNED TO GET HIS WALLET, HE SAW THE SUSPECT WALKING
AWAY FROM HIS VEHICLE.
THE VICTIM GOT THE LICENSE PLATE NUMBER OF SUSPECT ’S VEHICLE, WHICH WAS
PARKED NEXT TO THE VICTIM’S VEHICLE.
THE VICTIM WAS UNABLE TO LOCATE HIS WALLET AND EVENTUALLY DISCOVERED THAT
HIS CREDIT CARD WAS USED TO PURCHASE GAS.
DETECTIVES FOLLOWED UP ON THE SUSPECT’S LICENSE PLATE NUMBER, DISCOVERED
WHERE THE GAS WAS PURCHASED AND IDENTIFIED THE SUSPECT.
THE SUSPECT CONFESSED TO THE THEFT WHEN AN OVERWHELMING AMOUNT OF
EVIDENCE WAS PRESENTED TO HIM.
ARRESTED FOR?
IDENTITY THEFT AND PETTY THEFT (SENTENCED TO 10 DAYS JAIL AND 3 YEARS
SUSPENDED SENTENCE)10
6.D. NOTABLE ARREST
•ARREST #3 (ASSAULT)
WHY IS IT NOTABLE?
SUSPECT WANTED FOR RANDOMLY ATTACKING AN ELDERLY VICTIM.
A WITNESS TOOK PHOTOS OF THE SUSPECT FLEEING THE SCENE AND FOLLOWED THE
SUSPECT TO HIS APARTMENT COMPLEX .
SUSPECT WAS IDENTIFIED FROM THE WITNESS’ PHOTOGRAPHS.
TEMPLE CITY SAT ATTEMPTED TO TALK TO THE SUSPECT AT HIS RESIDENCE, BUT WAS
UNABLE TO MAKE CONTACT.
SAT CONDUCTED AN UNDERCOVER SURVEILLANCE OPERATION AND WAITED FOR THE
SUSPECT TO LEAVE HIS RESIDENCE.
THE SUSPECT WAS OBSERVED LEAVING HIS RESIDENCE AND WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.
ARRESTED FOR?
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT GREAT BODILY INJURY AND ELDER ABUSE
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6.E. TRAFFIC ISSUES
•TRAFFIC
WHAT TYPE OF VIOLATIONS?
SPEEDING
FAILURE TO STOP AT RED LIGHT / STOP SIGN
WHAT ARE WE DOING TO STOP /REDUCE IT?
DEPLOYMENT OF TRAFFIC DEPUTY
DIRECTED PATROLS AND TRAFFIC OPERATIONS
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6.E. TRAFFIC ISSUES
•TRAFFIC DEPUTY DEPLOYMENT
FEBRUARY 2020
LOCATIONS
ALESSANDRO AVE.BROADWAY CLOVERLY AVE.
GOLDEN WEST AVE.HART AVE.KAUFFMAN AVE.
L AS TUNAS DR.LONGDEN AVE.LOMA AVE.
ROSEMEAD BLVD.SULTANA AVE.TEMPLE CITY BLVD.
NUMBER OF HOURS –40
NUMBER OF CITES –38
NUMBER OF TC RESIDENTS CITED –9
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6.E. TRAFFIC ISSUES
•TRAFFIC DEPUTY DEPLOYMENT
MARCH 2020
LOCATIONS
ALESSANDRO AVE.BROADWAY CLOVERLY AVE.
GOLDEN WEST AVE.L AS TUNAS DR.LOWER A ZUSA RD.
OAK AVE.ROSEMEAD BLVD.SULTANA AVE.
TEMPLE CITY BLVD.
NUMBER OF HOURS –40
NUMBER OF CITES –30
NUMBER OF TC RESIDENTS CITED –6
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6.E. TRAFFIC ISSUES
•TRAFFIC DEPUTY DEPLOYMENT
APRIL 2020
LOCATIONS
CLOVERLY AVE.EL MONTE AVE.FREER ST.
L AS TUNAS DR.ROSEMEAD BLVD.SULTANA AVE.
TEMPLE CITY BLVD.
NUMBER OF HOURS –40
NUMBER OF CITES –15
NUMBER OF TC RESIDENTS CITED –6
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6.E. TRAFFIC ISSUES
•TRAFFIC DEPUTY DEPLOYMENT
PLANNED OPERATIONS –JUNE 2020
LOCATIONS
BALDWIN AVE.CLOVERLY AVE.EL MONTE AVE.
ENCINITA AVE.FREER ST.GOLDEN WEST AVE.
KAUFFMAN AVE.L AS TUNAS DR.LIVE OAK AVE.
LOWER A ZUSA RD.OAK AVE.OLIVE ST.
ROSEMEAD BLVD.SANTA ANITA AVE.TEMPLE CITY BLVD.
NUMBER OF HOURS -40
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6.F.CRIME AND TRAFFIC STATISTICS
CRIME JAN.FEB.MAR.APR.MAY JUNE JULY AUG.SEP.OCT.NOV.DEC.TOTAL(YTD)
HOMICIDE 0 0 0 1 1
RAPE 1 0 0 0 1
ROBBERY 2 0 2 1 5
ASSAULT 3 2 8 1 14
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY 6 1 4 2 13
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY 2 2 1 3 8
VEHICLE BURGLARY 3 6 5 6 20
GRAND THEFT 4 5 4 1 14
PETTY THEFT 4 11 8 4 27
GRAND THEFT AUTO (GTA)3 3 2 3 11
ARSON 0 0 0 0 0
MONTHLY TOTAL 28 30 34 22 114
PART I CRIMES: JAN. 2020 –DEC. 2020
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CRIME (2019)JAN.FEB.MAR.APR.MAY JUNE JULY AUG.SEP.OCT.NOV.DEC.TOTAL(YTD)
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY 16 4 9 8 37
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY 2 1 1 2 6
VEHICLE BURGLARY 4 7 4 4 19
GRAND THEFT 3 4 4 4 15
PETTY THEFT 5 3 4 6 18
BURGLARY & L ARCENY YTD COMPARISONS (2019 TO 2020)
CRIME (2020)JAN.FEB.MAR.APR.MAY JUNE JULY AUG.SEP.OCT.NOV.DEC.TOTAL(YTD)
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY 6 1 4 2 13
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY 2 2 1 3 8
VEHICLE BURGLARY 3 6 5 6 20
GRAND THEFT 4 5 4 1 14
PETTY THEFT 4 11 8 4 27
RESIDENTIALBURGLARY COMMERCIALBURGLARY VEHICLEBURGLARY GRANDTHEFT PETTYTHEFT PART I CRIMES
-64.86%33.33%5.26%-6.67%50.00%-11.63%
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6.F.CRIME AND TRAFFIC STATISTICS
CRIME 2017 2018 2019 2020 (YTD)
HOMICIDE 2 0 1 1
RAPE 3 7 7 1
ROBBERY 20 22 23 5
ASSAULTS 29 35 31 14
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY 223 172 93 13
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY 35 40 29 8
VEHICLE BURGLARY 63 47 53 20
GRAND THEFT 39 44 35 14
PETTY THEFT 155 125 85 27
GRAND THEFT AUTO (GTA)37 44 32 11
ARSON 0 0 1 0
TOTAL 606 536 390 114
PART I CRIMES: FOUR YEAR COMPARISON
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6.F.CRIME AND TRAFFIC STATISTICS
ACTIVITY TYPE65 JAN.FEB.MAR.APR.MAY JUNE JULY AUG.SEP.OCT.NOV.DEC.12Mon.Avg.
RESPONSE TIMES
•ROUTINE CALLS 35.6 33.1 35.2 38.4
•PRIORITY CALLS 5.4 8.5 7.2 5.1
•EMERGENT CALLS 2.5 3.7 2.6 4.1
ARRESTS TOTAL(YTD)
•FELONY 10 12 16 5 43
•MISDEMEANOR 81 70 37 33 221
•TOTAL ARRESTS 91 82 53 38 264
RESPONSE TIMES AND ARRESTS: JAN. 2020 –DEC. 2020
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6.F.CRIME AND TRAFFIC STATISTICS
ACTIVITY TYPE JAN.FEB.MAR.APR.MAY JUNE JULY AUG.SEP.OCT.NOV.DEC.TOTAL(YTD)
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
•INJURY ACCIDENTS 13 8 5 3 29
•PERSONS INJURED 20 10 5 5 40
•PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY 13 27 5 9 54
•TOTAL ACCIDENTS 26 35 10 12 83
TRAFFIC CITATIONS
•SPEEDING 39 45 46 37 167
•HAZARDOUS 46 79 41 16 182
•NON-HAZARDOUS 13 33 17 4 67
•TOTAL CITATIONS 98 157 104 57 416
TRAFFIC -OTHER
•PARKING CITATION –CITY 1076 808 570 44 2498
•PARKING CITATION –LASD 1 3 3 0 7
•IMPOUNDS 9 18 7 8 42
TRAFFIC STATISTICS: JAN. 2020 –DEC. 2020
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6.G. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT TEAM ACTIVITIES
•HANDLED QUALITY OF LIFE COMPLAINTS
•SECURITY SERVICES
CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
TRANSPORTATION & PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION MEETINGS
•MOBILE RANGE OPERATOR
•STATION ARMORY
•PATROL SUPERVISOR
•TEAM MEMBERS ATTENDED THE FOLLOWING MEETINGS:
CAPTAIN’S MEETING
•COVID-19 HIGH-VISIBILITY PATROL 22
6.H. PUBLIC OUTREACH / EVENTS
•NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MEETING –AREA 2
TEMPLE CITY HIGH SCHOOL
30+ PARTICIPANTS
•AREA LEADER MEETING
•CAMELLIA FESTIVAL AND PARADE
•HUMAN TRAFFICKING LECTURE
PREGNANCY HELP CENTER
•BIKE SAFETY EXPO
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6.I. UPCOMING EVENTS FOR JUNE 2020
•OPERATIONS
LIMITED DUE TO COVID-19 PATROL AND REASSIGNMENT OFTEMPLECITYSAT SERGEANT
TARGETED TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT
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