Internal Memorandum Chief of Police Ronald Compton. Lieutenant Kevin Avery. Topic: June 2018 Public Report

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1 Internal Memorandum To: Fr: Chief of Police Ronald Compton Lieutenant Kevin Avery Topic: June 2018 Public Report This is the report for the activity of the Crestwood Police Department for the month of June In June 2018, there were 22 Part I offenses and 341 Part II offenses, for a total of 363 offenses. This compares with 21 Part I offenses and 375 Part II offenses for a total of 396 in June Burglaries: A burglary occurred on June 23, involving a gun store on Watson Road. Suspects were observed on video surveillance cameras breaking into the store. Apparently no property was taken. Motor Vehicle Theft: On June 2, a car alarm alerted residents on Craigwood Terrace of an attempt to steal their vehicle. The vehicle was running when police arrived. Other vehicles in the area were rummaged through as well. On June 12, a stolen 1965 Mustang was recovered on Sunray. On June 28, a commercial box truck was stolen from a business in the 9000 Blk of Watson Road. A stolen motorcycle was recovered on June 6, after it crashed into another vehicle in the 9800 Blk of Watson Road. The rider was seen running from the area after the accident. Stealing offenses numbered twelve in June Stealings were of the following classifications in June 2018.

2 Shopliftings accounted for six of the twelve stealing events in June The shopliftings all occurred at a department store along Watson Rd. Of the shopliftings, five were cleared by arrest, and adults accounted for 100% of the clearances. The items shoplifted were found to be:

3 There were five property damages in June 2018 and they were of the following classification: Part I offenses numbered 22 in June Part II Offenses In June 2018, there were two reported cases of domestic violence and two simple assaults. In all cases the parties knew each other prior to the assaults. There were four frauds involving credit cards and bad checks. There were five drug offenses. Four of the cases involved possession of a controlled substance and the other case involved a person inhaling solvent fumes in a public place charges are being sought against the suspects. There were seven animal calls and 61 people related calls, including 56 medical emergencies and five suicide related calls. There were 44 suspicious activity calls investigated. There were seventeen motor vehicle accidents reported, with two of these involving leaving the scene of the accident offenses. The police department investigated 198 additional miscellaneous police calls in June Part II offenses totaled 341 in June 2018.

4 Monthly Crime / Activity Reports 2018 June Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Plaza Total Murder Rape - Sexual Assault Robbery Aggravated Assault Burglary Stealing Property Damage Motor Vehicle Theft Arson SubTotal Part Other Assaults Frauds Drug Offenses Sex Offenses Offenses Against Public Peace Driving While Intoxicated Traffic Accidents Animal Related Calls People Related Juvenile Offenses Non-Classified Suspicious Activity Family Offenses Miscellaneous Police Calls Weapons Offenses SubTotal Part Total Reported Offenses

5 In Ward One there was one property damage report at a church on Watson Road involving graffiti being spray on a wall. Drug offense - a driver was arrested on Grant Road for possession of a controlled substance. There were four traffic accidents, one animal related call and twelve people related calls. Suspicious activity calls numbered six and occurred on six different streets. There were 58 miscellaneous police service calls. The police department responded to 84 calls for service in Ward One during June In Ward Two there was one burglary at a gun store on Watson Road. There were nine stealings at addresses on Watson and Big Bend. An employee s iphone and credit card was stolen at her business on Watson Road. An assault arrest occurred after an employee assaulted another at a business on Big Bend. There was one property damage offense. Three fraud offense were reported that included fraudulent credit device usage at a bank on Watson Road and retailers on Big Bend. There were three drug offenses involving possession of a controlled substance. There were three animal related calls, eleven traffic accidents, and 24 people related calls. Suspicious activity calls numbered twenty and occurred on eight different streets. There were 76 miscellaneous police service calls. The police department responded to 141 calls for service in Ward Two during June In Ward Three there was one stealing offenses reported involving a theft of fuel from a service station on Watson Road. The police department recovered a stolen vehicle from an address on Sunray. A box truck was stolen from a business on Watson Road. Two domestic assaults occurred in ward three this month. There were two property damage offenses reported: one on Conser and the other on Crestwood Manor, both involved damage to vehicles. A resident who lives on Pinewood was the victim of a fraud offense after his credit card was compromised. There was two animal related call reported, two traffic accidents and fifteen people related calls. Suspicious activity calls numbered fourteen and occurred on nine different streets. There were 24 miscellaneous police service calls. The police department responded to 75 calls for service in Ward Three during June In Ward Four there was one stealing offense on Cherry Brook involving a theft from a residents vehicle. At an address on Craigwood an attempt was made to steal a vehicle and several other vehicles in the area were rummaged through. There were two property damage offenses: one occurred on Rusdon when a glass door was damaged the other involved graffiti damage near Sappington and Hartsdale. The police responded to a reported assaults offense on Villa Crest. There was one animal related call, and ten people related calls. Suspicious activity calls numbered four and occurred on four different streets. There were 24 miscellaneous police service calls. The police department responded to 41 calls for service in Ward Four during June 2018.

6 Neighborhood Activity: Crime Information from residential areas. Monthly Crime / Activity Reports 2018 June Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Total Murder Rape - Sexual Assault Robbery Aggravated Assault Burglary Stealing Property Damage Motor Vehicle Theft Arson SubTotal Part Other Assaults Frauds Drug Offenses Sex Offenses Offenses Against Public Peace Driving While Intoxicated Traffic Accidents Animal Related Calls People Related Juvenile Offenses Non-Classified Suspicious Activity Family Offenses Miscellaneous Police Calls Weapons Offenses SubTotal Part Total Reported Offenses

7 CAD Activity by Ward and Sector: Traffic Enforcement: Traffic Enforcement by Ward: There were 243 traffic enforcement actions taken in the month of June These actions were divided as follows: June 2018 Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Stop Sign Careless Driving DWI Electric Signal Hazardous Moving Speeding Passenger Restraint Driver's License Equipment Registration Financial Responsibility Parking

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9 The age of the violator was determined to be: Enforcement Actions were taken on the following streets: Enforcement Locations June 2018 Watson 115 Glenwood 4 Sappington 55 Hawkins 2 Old Sapp. 5 Heather 1 I-44 1 Leawood 3 Big Bend 0 Lodge 1 Pardee Rd. 1 Lodgepole 1 Pardee Ln. 4 Meadowfern 1 Grant Rd. 3 Pardee Spur 1 East Watson 1 Park Crestwood 3 Garber 3 Pinellas 1 Liggett 6 Rayburn 3 Amberley 1 Reco 1 Arban 3 Red Oak 1 Bali 1 Rosebay 1 Banbury 1 Rusdon 2 Blackthorn 1 Sturdy 4 Carrimae 1 Sunray 1 Clover 1 Townhill 1 Crain 1 Trelane 2 Del Vista 1 Volz 1 Glenfield 2 Watson Ind 1

10 Traffic Accidents: In June 2018, there were 17 traffic accidents reported. These accidents were the following classifications: Accidents occurred on the following days of the week: Accidents occurred during the following hours of the day:

11 Accidents occurred on the following streets in June 2018: Street Occurred Count Watson Road 12 Sappington Road 1 I 44 1 Big Bend Blvd. 2 Pardee Road 1 Accidents occurred at the following intersections: Accident Intersections Count Watson / Grant 1 Watson / Old Sappington 3 Watson / Sappington 2 Watson / Glenwood 5 Watson / Watson Ridge 1 Watson / Sturdy 1 Pardee / Firewood 1 Accidents occurred in the following blocks of Watson Road:

12 Arrest Information: Twenty-eight persons were taken into custody in June The gender of the persons taken into custody was: The ethnicity of the persons taken into custody was: Multiple Arrests: Multiple arrests are tracked due to the manpower and time required to safely transport and process multiple prisoners from the same incident.

13 Activity Report: Activity occurred on the following days of the week and hours of the day:

14 Offense Comparison: This is a comparison of June 2018 to the same month in Offenses are the number of offenses as reported in the Part I and Part II offenses in the monthly statistical report. Communications: Communications handled over 1705 telephone contacts and 441, calls in June This is a daily average of 57 telephone contacts and 15, calls.

15 Location Comparison: This chart is a comparison of the percentage of accidents, enforcement and calls for service by the three major tracking areas in the city year to date for Watson is activity along Watson Road. Major streets are the following streets that have been used to track accidents and enforcement for a length of time. They are: Sappington Pardee Lane Old Sappington Grant Road I-44 East Watson Big Bend Garber Road Pardee Road Liggett. Other streets are the remainder of the streets that are not included in one of the areas. Location Comparison--year to date as of June This graph is a representation of the same information for three areas, Watson Road, and the remainder of the City: Location Comparison--year to date as of June

16 Where We Responded In June 2018: On the next page is a list of the streets that calls were responded to in June The same major street grid that is used for accidents and enforcement locations is used and then the remainder of the streets are in alphabetical order. Call Locations June 2018 Watson 86 Crestmoor Dr 1 CWP 0 Crestwood Executive Ctr 1 Crestwood Manor Dr 1 Sappington 23 Curwood Dr 1 Old Sappington 1 Dalcrest Ln 1 I-44 5 Del Vista Dr 1 Big Bend 33 Detjen Dr 22 Pardee Rd 9 Diane Ln 1 Pardee Ln. 3 Diversey Dr 2 Grant Rd 8 Drew Ter 1 East Watson 2 Dublin Dr 1 Garber 4 Eddie & Park Rd 1 Liggett 6 Elmont Ln 1 Acorn Dr 1 Etherton Dr 1 Aloha Dr 1 Ewers Dr 2 Apex Dr 1 Fieldcrest Dr 1 Arban Dr 3 Flamingo Dr 1 Aspen Dr 1 Fourth St 1 Bali Ct 2 Fox Creek Ct 1 Banbury Ct 2 Fox Park Dr 1 Banyon Dr 1 Gayle Ave 1 Barberton Dr 1 General Grant Ln 2 Bardmont Dr 2 Gillespie Blvd 1 Blackthorn Dr 4 Glenwood Dr 5 Briarton Dr 1 Grant Haven Dr 1 Brookview Dr 2 Grant Park Dr 3 Bull Run Dr 1 Grants Cabin Ln 1 Buxton Dr 4 Green Springs Dr 1 Camelot Ln 1 Grovena Dr 1 Capri Dr 1 Harwich Dr 2 Captain Conn Dr 1 Hawkins Ct 1 Chasebury Ter 2 Heather Dr 5 Chatwood Ter 1 Hemingway Dr 1 Cherry Brook Ln 2 High Hill Ct 1 Clover Ln 2 Joshua Dr 2 Clydesdale Dr 1 Larchwood Ct 1 Coffey Dr 1 Larsen Ln 1 Conser Ct 1 Lavant Dr 2 Cordoba Ln 1 Lawndale Dr 4 Craigwood Ter 2 Lindenhurst Dr 1 Crest Oak Ln 4 Lodge Dr 1

17 Lodge Pole Ln 4 Rusdon Ln 3 Lou Ct 1 Samoa Dr 1 Lowill Ln 1 Sanders Dr 1 Lurline Dr 1 Shery Ann Dr 1 Manda Ln 1 Signature Ln 1 Maple Grove Dr 1 Sky Crest Dr 1 Mary Glen Dr 4 Spellman Ave 3 Medallion Ct 1 Starling Dr 2 Oakridge Ave 2 Sturdy Dr 3 Pardee Spur 1 Sun Country Trl 2 Park Crestwood Dr 10 Sunray Ln 5 Pennant Ln 2 Trelane Ave 1 Pinellas Dr 1 Twincrest Dr 2 Pinewood Dr 1 Villa Crest Dr 3 Ponderosa Dr 1 Volz Dr 1 Rayburn Ave 4 Watson Industrial Park 2 Reco Ave 1 Watson Plaza 3 Red Oak Dr 2 Watson Woods Ct 1 Ridgewood Dr 1 West Old Watson Rd 1 Robert Deves Dr 1 Whitecliff Ln 5 Rock Hill Rd 1 Woodbine Dr 2 Royal Arms Ct