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Home My Public Portal About2014-04March 2014 April 2014 Law Enforcement Summary TEMPLN2.5 CITY March 191h,2014 Presented by: Ron Miranda, Sargent Robert Sahagun, PSSD Manager Reportable Items From Prior Meetings Extension of LASD contract (Robert Sahagun) • What does it mean? • Why are we doing it? • What's different? Arrest and Release Problem (Robert Sahagun, Sgt. Miranda) • Statistics • What can be done? • Who is doing it? Golden Motel Nuisance Abatement (Robert Sahagun) Neighborhood/Area Watch Captain(s) Recognition (Bryan Ariizumi, Rick Adams) • When are they being recognized by City Council? Neighborhood/Area Watch Questions (Rick Adams) • How many calls? • What are residents calling about? • Can we incorporate resident comments into future Neighborhood/Area Watch Meeting? Quality of Life • Sex Offender Registrants • How many in TC - 27 • Number of parolees in TC - 26 • Number of probationers in TC - Info not available now. • Problem properties (requires LASD and Community Preservation response) • Address 1— 5200 Blk. Sereno Drive/Team made arrests & called city cite when noticed code violations • Address 2 — 4800 Blk. Persimmon Avenue Operations (Probation/Parole) • Parole Compliance Operations — (1) April • Number of searches —4 • Number in compliance — 0/Wanted for parole violations • Number not in compliance — 4 • Number of Arrests — 3 -moved. 1 -no answer. • Probation Compliance Operations— (2) March . • Number of searches — 5 • Number in compliance — 3 • Number not in compliance — 2 • Number of Arrests — 4 March Operations (Other) Burglary Operations This is being done in response to increased residential and vehicle burglaries in the area of N/E portion of the City? • Arrest(s) — 1 • Was objective achieved? Yes. • What's next? Working on several informant/detective leads regards to burglaries. Providing information to contractors seeking permits & identifying homes under construction to provide information Joint Temple City LASD and County or other City Operations This is being done in response to information received from EI Monte PD? • Arrest(s) — 1, by EI Monte PD • Was objective achieved? Yes • What's next? Continue working with EI Monte PD to identify additional suspects. April Operations Bait Car Operations • This is being done in response to vehicle thefts in the city & surrounding areas • Arrest(s) 0 • Was objective achieved? Yes, no vehicles stolen & only interest was teenagers looking to steal property from vehicle. Teenagers warned you never know whose watching & crime doesn't pay • What's is next? Repair/body shop inspections Marijuana Grow Operation • Deputies respond to a burglary call •The suspect called believing someone was trying to break into the residence • Deputies checked the residence & discovered suspected cocaine, approximately 10 pounds of marijuana & a handgun • No burglary construction workers only County Saturation Operation • This is being done in response to increased residential & vehicle burglaries in county area, which could impact Temple City • Arrests -2 felonies for controlled substance Was objective achieved? Yes, narcotics users in the surrounding area may commit crimes in the city the city What's next? Continue to develop leads, work with detectives & teams in nearby cities to detour crime in the city Traffic Issues Schools/Other • School Traffic Operations (2) April • Location(s) — Oak Middle School & Temple City High School • Number of total citations — (2) Oak Middle School/ (0)Temple City High School • Citation Type(s) Failing to stop at posted stop sign • Other Citywide Traffic Operations March • Location(s) — Longden Avenue/Golden West (referred by Mayor Blum) • Number of citations —13 • Failure to stop at posted stop sign Trends Neighboring Cities • Crime(s) in neighboring cities affecting Temple City — Burglaries, thefts What is being done to stop it at our borders? Sharing information with other agencies through crime analysis & watching trends • Can wepartner/share recourses with those cities in order to keep their crime from entering Temple City? Crime • What types of crimes? Burglaries • What are we doing to stop/reduce it? Operations, developing leads through informants • How can the City (Council, staff, outreach) help? Continued support, discuss early release impact of local criminals Traffic • What types of violations? Speeding and Failure to stop • What are we doing to stop/reduce it? Remain visible, conduct operations • How can City (Council, staff, outreach) help? Consider motor State Law(s) Information City Municipal Code This section will be used to talk about pertinent State laws and possible/proposed City ordinances that would assist TC/LASD in maintaining a safe community and high quality of life. (i.e., recyclable scavenging, recyclable centers, enhanced sex offender regulations, fireworks, etc.) See below for example: • Enhanced Sex Offender Regulations • What can be done? • Who can do it? • When will it be done? Public Outreach • Neighborhood/Area 3 & 4 Watch Meeting • Where was it? First United Methodist Church/First Lutheran Church ' • What was conveyed? Crime Trends, Cyber Crime, Community Preservation, Emergency Preparedness, New Signage. • What did people say/ask? Thank you! • Active Shooter Training (Temple City High School) • Why was it done? Staff & student safety • What are the benefits? Being prepared • What did people say/ask? Thank you/Outstanding training Notable Arrest(s) Arrest #1 • Why is it notable? Impact future thefts • Arrested for? Commercial burglary • Impact/benefit to the community? Responsible for T.C. commercial burglary last year Arrest #2 • Why is it notable? Impact future thefts • Arrested for? Vehicle burglary • Impact/benefit to the community? Responsible for vehicle burglaries in T.C. & other areas Arrest #3 • Why is it notable? Impact future thefts • Arrested for? 1 -Stolen vehicle, 1 -possession of stolen property from a vehicle burglary, & 3 -Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance • Impact/benefit to the community? Responsible for stolen vehicles & burglaries Crime Statistics • Part I Crimes Homicide 0 0 1 0 Rape 2 2 5 2 Robbery 18 14 11 3 Assaults 28 17 32 5 Residential Burglary 68 78 138 49 Commercial Burglary 27 29 41 3 Vehicle Burglary 57 37 60 19 Grand Theft 29 33 48 20 Petty Theft 103 117 156 40 Grand Theft Auto (GTA) 25 34 33 9 Arson 2 3 0 0 Total(s) 359 364 525 150 Response Times Routine Call: Prioiq Q11, Emerg,,t C,11, Traffic AcdaenK In1uryA¢itl enh Person, Ij,retl Pr,,, q wmage rota.>«7x,m, Traffic CitaUons • SPeemog • ,urtlo,, • Non-H,mrtlouz • rota atm;,,, Parking Citations Impounds ArresK Eelo,y Mixtlemu,,r rub A,,,al Traffic Safety/Patrol Statistics 4100 3930 3630 41M 40M 4270 44 73 42 980 040 7M 7 I 970 7M 77 01 57 530 490 630 550 590 5N 415 367 337 m___m___m 7 9 6 5 13 4 13 6 12 11 7 10 18 10 15 5 23 zz 24 3z 24 ze 16 17 30 31 30 37 37 32 29 23 mmmmmmmmm 43 W m 42 16 6 2 1 N 110 1W 112 1 b 31 15 i2 9 a 19 17 a 3 5 3 150 185 143 171 150 90 23 26 a 13 9 16 IY 19 % 15 29 41 50 33 507 36 69 31 37 54 59 49 666 55 105 46 April 2014 • City Events • Easter Egg g Hunt • April 1911, Live Oak Park • St. Luke Festival • April 25 - 27 • Neighborhood/Area Watch Meeting Area Watch #4 • April 10th, • St. Lukes Festival • April 25, 26 & 27 •Temple City High School Movie Night • April 25 May 2014 EI Monte High School -Every 15 Minute Program • May 1 National Prayer Day • May 1 Health Fair • May 3 Area Watch #5 • May 8 Rosemead Project • May 10