2015 Second Quarter and Mid-Year Report

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City of Manassas Police Department 9518 Fairview Ave Manassas, VA 211 215 Second Quarter and Mid-Year Report 214-215 Mid-Year Comparison Summary * Percent changes are calculated for January to June

1 City of Manassas Police Department 9518 Fairview Ave Manassas, VA Second Quarter and Mid-Year Report Mid-Year Comparison Summary * Percent changes are calculated for January to June 214 and January to June 215. Numbers in parentheses are the actual number of events for mid-year 215. ALL OFFENSES - 6% increase (2,346) PART I OFFENSES 12% decrease (381) CALLS FOR SERVICE - 7% increase (27,178) Officer-Initiated - 1% increase (18,861) Citizen-Initiated - 1% increase (8,317) RESPONSE TIMES - Priority 1 5 second decrease Priority 2 33 second increase Priority 3 31 second increase ARREST CHARGES - Adult 13% decrease (1,288) Juvenile 16% decrease (81) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - Reports 17% increase (353) Arrests 14% decrease (7) TRAFFIC CITATIONS - 3% decrease (3,5) TRAFFIC CRASHES - 14% decrease (262) PARKING VIOLATIONS 16% increase (2,397) DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 16% decrease (88) GRAFFITI increase of 18 reports (24) ANIMAL CONTROL - Citizen-Initiated Calls for Service 3% decrease (399) Officer Initiated Calls 5% increase (1,291) MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY- Thirty truck inspections were conducted during this period. Page 1

2 City of Manassas Police Department 9518 Fairview Ave Manassas, VA Second Quarter and Mid-Year Report Quarterly Comparison Summary * Percent changes are calculated for January to June 214 and January to June 215. Numbers in parentheses are the actual number of events for mid-year 215. ALL OFFENSES - 3% increase (1,272) PART I OFFENSES 13% decrease (21) CALLS FOR SERVICE - 11% increase (14,776) Officer-Initiated - 16% increase (1,156) Citizen-Initiated - 3% decrease (4,62) RESPONSE TIMES - Priority 1 43 second decrease Priority 2 15 second increase Priority 3 23 second increase ARREST CHARGES - Adult 23% decrease (587) Juvenile 22% decrease (49) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - Reports 17% increase (23) Arrests 3% increase (38) TRAFFIC CITATIONS - 1% increase (1,83) TRAFFIC CRASHES Nearly a quarter of all crashes occurred between 2-4pm. Location Centreville Rd and Liberia Ave from Prince William Pkwy to Mathis Ave Cause Factor Did Not Have Right of Way PARKING VIOLATIONS 35% increase (1,315) DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 1% decrease (38) GRAFFITI increase of 17 reports (2) ANIMAL CONTROL - Citizen-Initiated Calls for Service 1% decrease (251) Officer Initiated Calls 25% decrease (531) MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY- Thirty truck inspections were conducted during this period. Page 2

3 City of Manassas Police Department 9518 Fairview Ave Manassas, VA Second Quarter Report Table of Contents Offenses p. 4 Offense Maps : Part 1 and Part II Offense Density Maps 5-6 Calls for Service 7 Calls for Service Map 8 Response Times 9 Arrests 1-11 Domestic Violence 12 Traffic Citations 13 Traffic Crashes Parking Violations 17 Driving Under the Influence (DUI) 18 Graffiti 18 Animal Control 19 Motor Carrier Safety 2 Page 3

4 OFFENSES 215 2nd Quarter Crime Stats* 13% decrease in Part 1 crimes reported 3% increase in overall crime and incidents reported to police *when compared to 214 2nd quarter crime stats. Type of Offense (Department Classification) Year to Date Total YTD Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd Quarter Murder / Manslaughter NC NC Negligent Manslaughter NC NC Forcible Rape 8 8 % % Robbery % % Aggravated Assault % % Burglary % % Larceny % % Auto Theft % % Part I Offenses % % Simple Assault % % Other IBR Offenses 1,497 1, % % TOTAL OFFENSES 2,216 2, % 1,234 1, % Exercise caution when interpreting percentage changes. When dealing with small numbers, remember that small changes cause large percentage changes. NC No About 15% of reports taken during the 2nd quarter of 215 were for a part 1 crime. Historically, part 1 crimes have been declining in Manassas about 4% in ten years (215 mid-year total: 381, 25 mid-year total: 62). All categories of Part 1 crimes for mid-year and for 2nd quarter have decreased or remained the same when compared to the same time periods in 214. Overall, year-to-date totals indicate a 12 % decrease in part 1 crimes and an increase in all other offenses reported to police (+13%) for a combined increase in reported offenses of 6% nd Quarter Comparison Reports for Part 1 Crimes nd 215 2nd Page 4

215 Mid Year Part 1 Offenses Case Closure Statuses: Part 1 Offenses Status Count Percent of Total Arrest / Warrant 76 2% Open 75 2% Inactive, Closed 229 6% Part 1 Crimes by Police Neighborhood Team

5 215 Mid Year Part 1 Offenses Case Closure Statuses: Part 1 Offenses Status Count Percent of Total Arrest / Warrant 76 2% Open 75 2% Inactive, Closed 229 6% Part 1 Crimes by Police Neighborhood Team Percent of Count Total Baldwin 77 2% Dean 66 17% Haydon 49 13% Round 46 12% Weems % Weems % Other 9 2% This map is intended for reference purposes only. The City of Manassas does not provide any guarantee of the accuracy or completeness regarding the map information. Created September 3, 215 by Crime Analyst T. Hines. Data retrieved from RMS / incidents. Page 5

215 Mid Year Part 2 Offenses Case Closure Statuses: Part 2 Offenses Status Count Percent of Total Arrest / Warrant 458 47% Open 84 9% Inactive, Closed 429 44% Part 2 Crimes by Police Neighborhood

6 215 Mid Year Part 2 Offenses Case Closure Statuses: Part 2 Offenses Status Count Percent of Total Arrest / Warrant % Open 84 9% Inactive, Closed % Part 2 Crimes by Police Neighborhood Team Count Percent of Total Baldwin % Dean % Haydon 18 11% Round 16 11% Weems % Weems % Other 18 2% This map is intended for reference purposes only. The City of Manassas does not provide any guarantee of the accuracy or completeness regarding the map information. Created September 3, 215 by Crime Analyst T. Hines. Data retrieved from RMS / incidents. Page 6

7 CALLS FOR SERVICE There was an overall increase of 11% in the number of calls for service during the second quarter of 215 when compared to the same time period in 214, and a 7% increase in mid-year totals. Officer-initiated activity increased 16% during the 2nd quarter and 1% during the first half of 215. Citizen-initiated calls for service increased 3% during 2nd quarter and 1% for the first half of 215 when compared to 214 calls for service. 214 Total YTD Year to Date 215 Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd Quarter Grand Total 25,33 27,178 1,848 7% 13,255 14,776 1,521 11% Officer Initiated 17,131 18,861 1,73 1% 8,789 1,156 1,367 16% Citizen Initiated 8,199 8, % 4,466 4, % 6 2nd Quarter Calls for Service Comparison Call Source ,962 3,574 3,83 3,48 2,744 3,12 Officer Initiated Citizen Initiated 2 1 1,353 1,417 1,554 1,632 1,559 1, April May June Page 7

215 2nd Quarter Calls for Service Frequencies and Percentages of City Total In addition to the calls for service to city addresses, officers responded to 553 calls outside the City or Citywide, about

8 215 2nd Quarter Calls for Service Frequencies and Percentages of City Total In addition to the calls for service to city addresses, officers responded to 553 calls outside the City or Citywide, about 4% of the City total. Weems II 1,997 (14%) Haydon 1,622 (11%) Weems I 3,459 (23%) Dean 2,128 (14%) Baldwin 3,529 (24%) Round 1,58 (1%) This map is intended for reference purposes only. The City of Manassas does not provide any guarantee of the accuracy or completeness regarding the map information. Created September 3, 215 by Crime Analyst T. Hines. Data retrieved from CAD / calls for service. Page 8

9 RESPONSE TIMES The response times reported here measure the time from when the dispatcher answers the phone until an officer arrives on scene. When compared to the second quarter of 214, the average response times during the second quarter of 215 for Priority 1 calls decreased 43 seconds, increased 15 seconds for Priority 2 calls and increased 23 seconds for Priority 3 calls and lower. Mid-year response times show a similar trend, with a reduced average response time for priority 1 calls and slight increases in average response times for other calls for service. Priority Level 214 2nd 215 2nd Amount of Priority One 4:52 4:9 - :43 Priority Two 8:25 8:4 + :15 Priority Three and Below 12:11 12:34 + : YTD 215 YTD Amount of 5:9 4:19 - :5 8:26 8:59 + :33 12:12 12:43 + : nd Quarter Response Time Comparison 14:24 12:11 12:34 1:48 8:25 8:4 7:12 3:36 4:52 4:9 : Priority One Priority Two Priority Three and Below 214 2nd 215 2nd Page 9

Count of Arrests Count of Arrests ARRESTS Overall, arrests are declining for the year and for 2nd quarter when compared to 214. Officers have arrested fewer individuals on fewer charges.

10 Count of Arrests Count of Arrests ARRESTS Overall, arrests are declining for the year and for 2nd quarter when compared to 214. Officers have arrested fewer individuals on fewer charges. During the first half of 215, 886 adults were arrested for 1,27 charges, 13-14% fewer than during the first half of 214. Sixty-three juveniles were arrested and charged with 81 offenses during the same time period which was 7 fewer persons and 15 fewer charges than in 214. During the second quarter of 215, there were 19% fewer arrests and 23% fewer charges. 1,6 1,4 1,2 1, Mid-Year Comparison: Arrested Persons and Charges - Adult, 18 and over Persons Charges Persons Charges Adult 1,35 1, ,27 Mid-Year Comparison: Arrested Persons and Charges - Juvenile, 17 and Under Persons Charges Persons Charges Juvenile Arrest Charges 214 Total YTD Year to Date 215 Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd Quarter Adult 1,384 1, % % Juvenile % % Total 1,48 1, % % Arrested Persons 214 Total YTD 215 Total YTD 214 2nd Quarter 215 2nd Quarter Adult 1, % % Juvenile % % Total 1, % % Page 1

ARRESTS One out of every 3 arrests made during the second quarter of 215 was for substance use related

Other frequent arrests were for assaults (aggravated and simple), larceny, fraud, vandalism, disorderly

The other category consists largely of arrests for active warrants originating from other agencies.

Robbery 3 % Burglary 9 1% Larceny 34 5% Motor Vehicle Theft 1 % Part II Offenses 364 57% Simple Assault

Vandalism 12 2% Weapons Violation 3 % Prostitution % Other Sex Offenses 7 1% Drug Abuse 58 9% Driving

11 ARRESTS One out of every 3 arrests made during the second quarter of 215 was for substance use related charges (alcohol, marijuana, illicit drugs, underage use). Other frequent arrests were for assaults (aggravated and simple), larceny, fraud, vandalism, disorderly conduct, and trespassing. The other category consists largely of arrests for active warrants originating from other agencies. Note: there are more arrest charges than arrests (as reported on the previous page) because some people are arrested on multiple charges. Offense Arrest Charges % Part I Offenses 53 8% Homicide % Forcible Rape % Aggravated Assault 6 1% Robbery 3 % Burglary 9 1% Larceny 34 5% Motor Vehicle Theft 1 % Part II Offenses % Simple Assault 56 9% Counterfeit/Forgery 2 % Fraud 16 3% Embezzlement 1 % Buy, Receive, Possess Stolen Property 1 % Vandalism 12 2% Weapons Violation 3 % Prostitution % Other Sex Offenses 7 1% Drug Abuse 58 9% Driving Under the Influence 38 6% Drunkenness 76 12% Liquor Law Violations (including DIP) 41 6% Disorderly Conduct 24 4% Trespassing, Vagrancy 29 5% Other % Total 636 1% 215 2nd Quarter Arrest Charges Part II Arrest Charges Other, 34% Part II, 58% Drug or Alcohol Related 34% Part I, 8% Property 1% Person 14% Page 11

12 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Overall, there was a 17% increase in domestic violence reports and a 14% decrease in arrests for the first half of 215 when compared to the same time period in 214. Cases involving physical violence increased 4% (5 additional) while cases non-violent in nature increased 27% (47 additional). There were 7 arrests for domestic violence charges during the first half of 215, compared to 81 during in 214. About half of the violent domestic reports resulted in an arrest (53%). Quarterly totals are similar to the mid-year totals, with the exception of domestic violence arrests which were more consistent with 2nd quarter 214 (214: 37, 215: 38). Year to Date 214 Total YTD 215 Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd Domestic Reports - Violent % % Domestic Reports - Non-Violent % % Total Domestic Reports % % Domestic Violence Arrests % % Percentage of Violent Domestic Reports that resulted in an Arrest 63% 53% 52% 51% Quarter Mid-Year and 2nd Quarter Domestic Violence Reports and Arrest Comparison Total YTD 215 Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd Domestic Reports - Violent Domestic Violence Arrests Page 12

153 23 8 112 28 194 14 92 178 159 19 86 14 94 47 44 529 547 824 784 939 949 1,668 1,616 TRAFFIC CITATIONS The total number of cited traffic violations decreased 3% during the first half of 215 when

13 ,668 1,616 TRAFFIC CITATIONS The total number of cited traffic violations decreased 3% during the first half of 215 when compared to 214 (85 fewer citations). Officers issued fewer speeding citations (-5%), but issued 3% more reckless driving citations (+5 citations). About one-third of cited violations were for speeding or reckless driving. Non-moving violations are fairly common and are included in the other category. These citations are typically for expired safety inspections, registrations, and license plates. Year to Date Quarter 214 Total 215 Total 214 2nd 215 2nd Amt. of Type of Offense YTD YTD Speeding (4) -5% % Reckless Driving % % Suspended O/L (14) -7% % Fail to Stop at Stop Sign (19) -11% % Fail to Obey Red Light (1) -1% % Other Traffic 1,668 1,616 (52) -3% % Total Traffic 3,135 3,5 (85) -3% 1,88 1, % 2, 1,8 1,6 1,4 1,2 1, Mid-year and 2nd Quarter Comparison Traffic Citations Speeding Reckless Driving Suspended O/L Fail to Stop at Stop Sign Fail to Obey Red Light 214 Total YTD 215 Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd Other Traffic Page 13

14 12: - 12:59 1: - 1:59 2: - 2:59 3: - 3:59 4: - 4:59 5: - 5:59 6: - 6:59 7: - 7:59 8: - 8:59 9: - 9:59 1: - 1:59 11: - 11:59 12: - 12:59 1: - 1:59 2: - 2:59 3: - 3:59 4: - 4:59 5: - 5:59 6: - 6:59 7: - 7:59 8: - 8:59 9: - 9:59 1: - 1:59 11: - 11:59 Count of Traffic Crashes TRAFFIC CRASHES Crashes Injuries Fatalities 214 January - June January - June Percent -14% -35% 214 2nd Quarter nd Quarter Percent -9% -23% During the second quarter of 215, there were 147 traffic crashes with 14 injuries and zero fatalities. This is slightly lower than the same time period in 214, when there were 162 crashes with 181 injuries and no fatalities. Most crashes occurred on Thursdays between 2pm and 3pm. The number of injured persons per accident was highest between 8pm and 9pm. 14% decrease in traffic crashes in 215 (January to June, compared to 214) 215 2nd Quarter Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities Day of Week Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Traffic Crashes Injuries Fatalities nd Quarter Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities Time of Day Total Injuries Fatalities Page 14

15 Count of Crashes TRAFFIC CRASHES by LOCATION This chart compares the top crash locations during the 2nd quarter of 214 to the second quarter of 215, with reported injuries and fatalities as well. Crashes (blue bars) were consistent with differences of 1 or 2 incidents, and reported injuries were reduced in nd Quarter 215 Top Intersections for Traffic Crashes Location Crashes Injuries Fatalities Centreville Rd / Phoenix Dr 4 7 Liberia Ave / Prince William Pkwy 4 6 Liberia Ave / Signal Hill Rd 4 4 Liberia Ave / Centreville Rd 4 3 Liberia Ave / Mathis Ave 3 3 Center St / Stonewall Rd 3 3 The intersections with the most reportable crashes during the 2nd quarter of 215 were along the Liberia Avenue corridor between Prince William Parkway and Mathis Avenue and Rt 28. Twenty six people reported injuries as a result of these crashes nd Quarter Top Intersections for Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities Centreville Rd, Phoenix Dr Liberia Ave / Prince William Pkwy Liberia Ave / Signal Hill Rd Liberia Ave / Centreville Rd Liberia Ave / Mathis Ave Crashes Injuries Fatalities Page 15

16 TRAFFIC CRASHES by CAUSE FACTOR During the second quarter of 215, the most common cause of crashes was drivers not having the right-of-way, resulting in 29 crashes and 35 injuries. The top five cause factors listed below accounted for 89 crashes and 75 injuries. Cause Factor Total Injuries Fatalities Did not have the Right of Way Fail to Maintain Control Following too Close Other 13 6 Hit and Run nd Quarter Traffic Crashes Reported by Cause Factor Did not have the Right of Way Fail to Maintain Control Following too Close Other 11 Hit and Run Page 16

17 PARKING VIOLATIONS Officers have issued 16% more parking tickets during the first half of 215 and 35% more tickets during the 2nd quarter of 215 than during the same time periods in 214. The most common violations were for parking in no parking zones, not having a current state license, and for overtime parking violations. Year to Date Quarter 214 Total 215 Total 214 2nd 215 2nd Amt. of Type of Violation YTD YTD No Parking (SC24) % % Overtime Parking (SC22) % % Yellow Curb (SC23) % % No Current State License (SC219) % % Other Parking % % Total 2,62 2, % 975 1, % 1, Year-to-Date Comparison Parking Violations 1, No Parking (SC24) Overtime Parking (SC22) Yellow Curb (SC23) No Current State License (SC219) Other Parking 214 Total YTD 215 Total YTD Page 17

18 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) 214 Total YTD Year to Date 215 Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd Quarter Amt. of % % Mid-year and 2nd Quarter Comparison DUI Arrests Total YTD 215 Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd There were 17 fewer arrests for driving under the influence of alcohol during the first half of 215, and 4 fewer arrests during the 2nd quarter of 215 than during the same time periods in 214. GRAFFITI Year to Date Quarter 214 Total YTD 215 Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd Amt. of Twenty of the 24 cases of graffiti reported during the first half of 215 occurred during the second quarter, between April and June % % Mid-Year and 2nd Quarter Comparison Graffiti Reports Total YTD 215 Total YTD 214 2nd 215 2nd Page 18

19 Count ANIMAL CONTROL nd Quarter and Year-to-Date Comparison Citizen Complaints and Officer Initiated Animal Control Calls YTD 2nd Quarter Complaints Complaints Officer Initiated Calls 214 1, Officer Initiated Calls 215 1, Complaints Officer Initiated Calls YTD % 1,229 1,291 5% 2nd Quarter % % The total number of animal-related complaints received from citizens (calls for service) during the second quarter and first half of 215 were consistent with the calls for service in 214, with 2 fewer calls during the 2nd quarter and 13 fewer calls between January and June 215. Animal Control Officer activity is about consistent for mid-year 215 when compared to 214, but 25% lower during the 2nd quarter of 215 when compared to the 2nd quarter of 214. Page 19

20 MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY Month Total Inspections Units With Violations Equipment / Safety Violations Driver/ Operator Violations Units Without Violations Units Placed Out of Service 214 YTD 215 YTD NC NC NC NC NC NC 2nd 214 2nd NC NC NC NC NC NC There were 3 motor carrier inspections conducted during the 2nd quarter of 215 resulting in 11 equipment / safety violations, 3 driver / operator violations and 9 units placed out of service. Page 2

21 Manassas City Police Department 215 2nd Quarter Report Douglas W. Keen Chief of Police Prepared by Terri Hines Crime Analyst Administrative Services Division (CALEA Standard ; )

2014 Second Quarter and Mid-Year Report

2014 Second Quarter and Mid-Year Report City of Manassas Police Department 9518 Fairview Ave Manassas, VA 211 214 Second Quarter and Mid-Year Report 213-214 Mid-Year Comparison Summary * Percent changes are calculated for January to June 213