HomeMy Public PortalAbout02) 07-2021 LASD MONTHLYMay –June 2021Law Enforcement Summary
Period: May 1st –June 30th
July 28, 2021
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
•BURGLARY SUPPRESSION OPERATIONS
NUMBER OF OPERATIONS –10
EVENING OPERATIONS -10
WEEKEND OPERATIONS –0
UNDERCOVER OPERATIONS –1
NUMBER OF ARRESTS –3
NUMBER OF CITES –4
NUMBER OF CONTACTS/F.I. –7
•TEAM MEMBERS ADJUSTED SCHEDULES TO WORK DAYTIME ANDEVENINGOPERATIONSBASEDONCRIMETRENDS.
•GENERALLY PATROLLED IN ONE-MAN CARS FOR HIGH VISIBILITY.
•LASD VOLUNTEERS ON PATROL (VOP) PATROLLED THE CITY
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6.B. OPERATIONS
•PROBATION COMPLIANCE OPERATION
TEMPLE CITY SAT AND PROBATION DEPARTMENT
NUMBER OF OPERATIONS –2
NUMBER OF LOCATIONS ON OPERATION –12
NUMBER OF LOCATIONS SEARCHED –6
NUMBER OF LOCATIONS NOT SEARCHED –6
NUMBER NOT HOME –6
NUMBER OF ARRESTS –0
6.B. OPERATIONS
•NARCOTICS SEARCH WARRANT
TEMPLE CITY SAT ASSISTED LASD NARCOTICS BUREAU AND TULARECOUNTYSHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT WITH THE SERVICE OF MULTIPLE SEARCH
WARRANTS
THREE LOCATIONS SEARCHED
BUSINESSES IN TEMPLE CITY WERE IN THE NAME OF THE SUSPECT,WHO
HAD SEVERAL CANNABIS GROWS IN TULARE COUNTY (APPROXIMATELY5,000 PLANTS WERE SEIZED FROM SIX PROPERTIES)
THE BUSINESSES IN TEMPLE CITY WERE LISTED AND PAYING THE
ELECTRICITY BILLS FOR THE CANNABIS GROWS
THE SUSPECT WAS DETAINED AND ARRESTED
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6.B. OPERATIONS
•LASD &TEMPLE CITY CODE ENFORCEMENT JOINT INSPECTION
TEMPLE CITY SAT WAS NOTIFIED OF A SHOOTING THAT OCCURRED IN THE
RESIDENCE
DISCOVERED SEVERAL PEOPLE LIVING IN THE GARAGE AND HAD SEVERAL
CODE VIOLATIONS
SEVERAL DISTURBANCE CALLS FOR SERVICE WERE GENERATED FROM THE
LOCATION
THE PROPERTY OWNER WAS CONTACTED AND BEGAN THE EVICTION
PROCESS FOR THE TENANTS
THE HOUSE IS CURRENTLY VACANT AND WILL BE REMODELED BY THE
PROPERTY OWNERS
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6.B. OPERATIONS
•CATALYTIC CONVERTER/BURGLARY SUPPRESSION OPERATION
TEMPLE CITY SAT AND ALL STATION SAT S ASSISTED SOUTH EL MONTESAT
TEAM MEMBERS SATURATED THE CITY AND PATROLLED AREAS WHERE
CRIME HAS OCCURRED
ALL SAT S THEN ASSISTED WITH A STOLEN VEHICLE OPERATION
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6.B. OPERATIONS
•SEARCH WARRANT
TEMPLE CITY SAT ASSISTED STATION DETECTIVES WITH THE SERVICE OF A
SEARCH WARRANT IN SOUTH EL MONTE FOR A RAPE SUSPECT
TEAM MEMBERS CONTAINED THE AREA AND SEARCHED THE LOCATION
THE SUSPECT WAS ARRESTED FOR RAPE
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6.B. OPERATIONS
•FIREWORKS SUPPRESSION OPERATION
JULY 3
PATROLLED FROM 4 P.M. –12 A.M.
4 TWO-PERSON UNITS
5-DEPUTIES; 1-RESERVE DEPUTY; 2-PUBLIC SAFETY STAFF
2 CITATIONS ISSUED
JULY 4
PATROLLED FROM 4 P.M. –2 A.M.
6 TWO-PERSON UNITS AND 2 ONE-PERSON UNITS
1-SERGEANT; 8-DEPUTIES; 2-RESERVE DEPUTIES; 2-PUBLIC SAFETY STAFF ; 1-PARK PATROL OFFICER
25 CITATIONS ISSUED
SATURATED AREAS WITH HIGH RATE OF COMPLAINTS
FIREWORKS ACTIVITY SLOWED DOWN AFTER 11:00 P.M.
TOTAL NUMBER OF CITES –27
TOTAL FINES -$24,250
CONFISCATED APPROXIMATELY 300 POUNDS OF DANGEROUS FIREWORKS, WHICH WERETRANSFERREDTOLACOFDFORDISPOSAL
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6.C. CRIME TRENDS
•CRIME(S) AFFECTING TEMPLE CITY AND NEIGHBORING CITIES
VEHICLE BURGLARIES AND PETTY THEFTS (INCL. UNLOCKED VEHICLES)
PACKAGE THEFTS
CATALYTIC CONVERTERS
•WHAT ARE WE DOING TO STOP /REDUCE IT?
PROACTIVE PATROL
LASD VOLUNTEER ON PATROL (VOP)
AREA WATCH PROGRAM
CONSISTENT AND ON-GOING OPERATIONS
PROBATION/PAROLE OPERATIONS
BURGLARY SUPPRESSION OPERATIONS / UNDERCOVER OPERATIONS
INFORMATION SHARING WITH NEIGHBORING CITIES AND INVESTIGATIVE BUREAUS
EDUCATING COMMUNITY
PUBLIC SERVICE AD DISPLAYED ON THE DIGITAL BILLBOARD ON ROSEMEAD BLVD.
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6.D. NOTABLE ARREST
•ARREST #1 (STALKING)
WHY IS IT NOTABLE?
PATROL RESPONDED TO A CALL FOR SERVICE REGARDING A SUSPICIOUS PERSONSTANDINGOUTSIDEOFTHEVICTIM’S VEHICLE
DEPUTIES DETAINED THE SUSPECT DESCRIBED IN THE CALL
THE VICTIM NOTICED THE SUSPECT ON SEVERAL DIFFERENT OCCASIONSSTANDINGOUTSIDEOFHERWORKWHENSHEWOULDLEAVEFORBREAKS AND ATTHEENDOFHERSHIFT
THE SUSPECT BECAME AGITATED WHEN THE VICTIM IGNORED HIM AND TOLD HIMTOLEAVEHERALONE
ARRESTED FOR?
STALKING;POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA ;PROBATIONVIOLATION
6.D. NOTABLE ARREST
•ARREST #2 (THEFT OR RECEIPT OF STOLEN MAIL)
WHY IS IT NOTABLE?
PATROL RECEIVED A CALL REGARDING TWO INDIVIDUALS TAKING AMAZON PACKAGESFROMHOMES
A WITNESS SAW THE PACKAGES BEING TAKEN BY TWO SUSPECTS AND SAW THEM TRY TOOPENAGATETOAPROPERTY
THE WITNESS FOLLOWED THE SUSPECTS UNTIL DEPUTIES ARRIVED ON SCENE ANDDETAINEDTHEM
THE SUSPECTS WERE IN POSSESSION OF SEVERAL PIECES OF MAIL AND SEVERAL DEBIT ANDCREDITCARDS. THEY ALSO HAD SEVERAL CUTTING/PRYING TOOLS USED TO BREAK INTOCARS/HOMES
DEPUTIES CONTACTED THE VICTIMS FROM TWO OTHER CITIES AND CONFIRMED THEY HADMAILSTOLENFROMTHEIRMAILBOXES
ARRESTED FOR?
THEFT OR RECEIPT OF STOLEN MAIL; MAIL THEFT
6.D. NOTABLE ARREST
•ARREST #3 (MISAPPROPRIATION OF LOST PROPERTY )
WHY IS IT NOTABLE?
PATROL RESPONDED TO A CALL OF A PERSON SPRAYING AN UNKNOWN SUBSTANCE
ON SOMEONE’S PORCH AND THROWING TRASH ON THE FRONT LAWN
THE SUSPECT WAS DETAINED AND HAD A BAG CONTAINING A CALIFORNIA DRIVER’SLICENSENOTBELONGINGTOHER, A DEBIT CARD NOT IN HER NAME, A CA BENEFITS
CARD AND AN UNOPENED BOXED PACKAGE
THE SUSPECT WAS ALSO IN POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
DEPUTIES CONTACTED AND RETURNED THE PACKAGE TO THE RIGHTFUL OWNER
ARRESTED FOR?
MISAPPROPRIATION OF LOST PROPERTY ;UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ACONTROLLEDSUBSTANCE;POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
6.D. NOTABLE ARREST
•ARREST #4 (DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE-DRUGS)
WHY IS IT NOTABLE?
PATROL RESPONDED TO A TRAFFIC COLLISION WHERE A VEHICLE COLLIDED INTO A LIGHT POLE,
A METAL BENCH, A METAL TRASH CAN, SEVERAL TREES AND A SECURITY GATE
THE DRIVER WAS SEEN EXITING THE VEHICLE AFTER THE COLLISION AND PLACING A CANISTER(NITROUS OXIDE) NEAR A GATE , AWAY FROM THE TRAFFIC COLLISION
FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS (FSTS) WERE GIVEN TO THE DRIVER
THE DRIVER ADMITTED TO FILLING A BALLOON WITH THE NITROUS OXIDE THEN INHALING THE
AIR IN THE BALLOON WHILE DRIVING
THE AFFECTS OF THE NITROUS OXIDE CAUSED HIM TO BLACK OUT AND LOSE CONTROL OF THE
VEHICLE
ARRESTED FOR?
DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DRUGS)
6.D. NOTABLE ARREST
•ARREST #5 (DRIVING VEHICLE WITHOUT OWNER’S CONSENT)
WHY IS IT NOTABLE?
DEPUTIES SAW AND RECOGNIZED A PERSON BEING ON PROBATION AND HAVING AN
OUTSTANDING WARRANT FOR FORGERY
THE SUSPECT WAS SEEN ENTERING A HOTEL ROOM
DEPUTIES CONTACTED THE SUSPECT AND DURING THEIR CONTACT, THE SUSPECT SAID
HE WAS RIDING A MOTORCYCLE
DEPUTIES INSPECTED THE MOTORCYCLE AND DISCOVERED IT WAS STOLEN
ARRESTED FOR?
DRIVING VEHICLE WITHOUT OWNER’S CONSENT
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
MAY 2021
LOCATIONS
CLOVERLY AVE.EL MONTE AVE.ENCINITA AVE.
L AS TUNAS DR.LOMA AVE.LONGDEN AVE
ROSEMEAD BLVD.TEMPLE CITY BLVD.
NUMBER OF HOURS –64
NUMBER OF CITES –48
NUMBER OF TC RESIDENTS CITED –24
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6.E. TRAFFIC ISSUES
•TRAFFIC DEPUTY DEPLOYMENT
JUNE 2021
LOCATIONSBROADWAY CLOVERLY AVE.EL MONTE AVE.ENCINITA AVE.FREER ST.L AS TUNAS DR.LIVE OAK AVE.OAK AVE.PRIMROSE AVE.ROSEMEAD BLVD.SULTANA AVE.TEMPLE CITY BLVD.
NUMBER OF HOURS –64
NUMBER OF CITES –48
NUMBER OF TC RESIDENTS CITED –0
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6.E. TRAFFIC ISSUES
•TRAFFIC DEPUTY DEPLOYMENT
PLANNED OPERATIONS –AUGUST 2021
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 0 0 0 0
RAPE 1 0 0 1 0 1 3
ROBBERY 1 3 2 2 0 0 8
ASSAULT 2 4 4 3 4 0 17
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY 8 4 9 8 3 4 36
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY 3 5 3 3 2 3 19
VEHICLE BURGLARY 3 2 3 5 2 3 18
GRAND THEFT 5 4 4 5 8 4 30
PETTY THEFT 11 8 5 6 6 4 40
GRAND THEFT AUTO (GTA)5 3 2 2 1 3 16
ARSON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
MONTHLY TOTAL 39 33 32 35 26 22 187
PART I CRIMES: JAN. 2021 –DEC. 2021
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CRIME (2020)JAN.FEB.MAR.APR.MAY JUNE JULY AUG.SEP.OCT.NOV.DEC.TOTAL(YTD)
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY 6 1 4 2 3 2 18
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY 2 2 1 3 2 5 15
VEHICLE BURGLARY 3 6 5 6 4 4 28
GRAND THEFT 4 5 4 1 1 4 19
PETTY THEFT 4 11 8 4 6 14 47
BURGLARY & L ARCENY YTD COMPARISONS (2020 TO 2021)
CRIME (2021)JAN.FEB.MAR.APR.MAY JUNE JULY AUG.SEP.OCT.NOV.DEC.TOTAL(YTD)
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY 8 4 9 8 3 4 36
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY 3 5 3 3 2 3 19
VEHICLE BURGLARY 3 2 3 5 2 3 18
GRAND THEFT 5 4 4 5 8 4 30
PETTY THEFT 11 8 5 6 6 4 40
RESIDENTIALBURGLARY COMMERCIALBURGLARY VEHICLEBURGLARY GRANDTHEFT PETTYTHEFT PART I CRIMES
100.00%26.67%-35.71%57.89%-14.89%11.31%
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6.F.CRIME AND TRAFFIC STATISTICS
CRIME 2018 2019 2020 2021 (YTD)
HOMICIDE 0 1 1 0
RAPE 7 7 2 3
ROBBERY 22 23 13 8
ASSAULTS 35 31 32 17
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY 172 93 31 36
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY 40 29 36 19
VEHICLE BURGLARY 47 53 44 18
GRAND THEFT 44 35 47 30
PETTY THEFT 125 85 121 40
GRAND THEFT AUTO (GTA)44 32 38 16
ARSON 0 1 3 0
TOTAL 536 390 368 187
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 41.8 35.2 42.1 47.3 41.5 38.8
•PRIORITY CALLS 6.2 7.3 6.9 9.5 6.9 5.9
•EMERGENT CALLS 3.2 3.6 2.7 3.9 2.8 3.6
ARRESTS TOTAL(YTD)
•FELONY 15 14 19 10 5 4 67
•MISDEMEANOR 50 50 47 28 34 26 235
•TOTAL ARRESTS 65 64 66 38 39 30 302
RESPONSE TIMES AND ARRESTS: JAN. 2021 –DEC. 2021
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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 4 2 4 1 9 7 27
•PERSONS INJURED 6 3 4 4 17 10 44
•PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY 6 10 9 13 14 9 61
•TOTAL ACCIDENTS 10 12 13 14 23 16 88
TRAFFIC CITATIONS
•SPEEDING 84 84 88 66 69 60 451
•HAZARDOUS 45 57 47 43 63 71 326
•NON-HAZARDOUS 17 19 15 6 13 18 88
•TOTAL CITATIONS 146 160 150 115 145 149 865
TRAFFIC -OTHER
•PARKING CITATION –CITY 305 183 284 705 604 587 2668
•PARKING CITATION –LASD 1 3 0 0 0 3 7
•IMPOUNDS 15 24 12 9 13 14 87
TRAFFIC STATISTICS: JAN. 2021 –DEC. 2021
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6.G. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT TEAM ACTIVITIES
•HANDLED QUALITY OF LIFE COMPLAINTS
•MEETING WITH RITE-AID LOSS PREVENTION REGARDING
THEFT ISSUES
•TEAM MEMBERS ATTENDED THE FOLLOWING MEETINGS:
CAPTAIN’S MEETING
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6.H. PUBLIC OUTREACH / EVENTS
•COVID -19 VACCINATION CLINIC
PARTNERSHIP WITH LASD COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL
LIVE OAK PARK
•2021 L AW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL TORCH RUN
•VIRTUAL AREA WATCH MEETING
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6.I. UPCOMING EVENTS AUGUST 2021
•CONCERTS IN THE PARK
•VIRTUAL AREA WATCH MEETING
THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 6:00 P.M.
•OPERATIONS
RESIDENTIAL/VEHICLE BURGLARY SUPPRESSION
PROBATION/PAROLE COMPLIANCE
TARGETED TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT
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