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District 4 Year in Summary 12/1/14-11/30/15 Captain Paul Broxterman Data Prepared by CRMA Autumn Morris.

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1 District 4 Year in Summary 12/1/14-11/30/15 Captain Paul Broxterman Data Prepared by CRMA Autumn Morris

2 A Typical Day in District 4 Total number of officers in district 4- 142 – Number of officers assigned to patrol duties- 88 – Average number of officers on the street per shift- 12 Covering 10 neighborhoods; therefore, approximately 1 officer per neighborhood per shift.

3 Count of Part 1 Crime in District 4 by UCR Type MurderRapeRobberyAgg AssaultBurglaryTheftAuto TheftTotal Avondale28967819034127742 Walnut Hills4111004513137542708 Bond Hill27232112220634415 Roselawn4829268720835397 Corryville0417105322820332 Carthage01181910813330309 Mt Auburn352885715821280 N Avondale392025891086260 Hartwell011744413211209 Paddock Hills0898215112109 Grand Total186235724490219402383761

4 District 4 Neighborhoods by Percentage of Part I Crime

5 Part 1 Crime in District 4 Violent Crime Property Crime 1)MurderWalnut Hills (20%)Bond Hill (20%)Roselawn (20%) 2)RapeWalnut Hills (18%)N Avondale (15%)RL/PH/AV (13%) 3)RobberyWalnut Hills (28%)Avondale (27%)Roselawn (8%) 4)Agg AssaultsAvondale (32%)Walnut Hills (18%)Roselawn (11%) 1)BurglaryAvondale (21%)Walnut Hills (15%)Bond Hill (14%) 2)TheftWalnut Hills (19%)Avondale (18%)Corryville (12%) 3)Auto TheftWalnut Hills (18%)Roselawn (15%)Bond Hill (14%)

6 Top 3 Part 1 Crime Types by Neighborhood 1)AvondaleTheft (46.0%)Burglary (29.6%)Robbery (12.9%) 2)Bond HillTheft (49.4%)Burglary (29.3%)Auto Theft (8.2%) 3)CarthageTheft (43.0%)Burglary (35.0%)Auto Theft (9.7%) 4)CorryvilleTheft (68.7%)Burglary (16.0%)Auto Theft (6.0%) 5)HartwellTheft (63.2%)Burglary (21.1%)Robbery (8.1%) 6)Mt AuburnTheft (56.4%)Burglary (20.1%)Robbery (10.0%) 7)N AvondaleTheft (41.5%)Burglary (34.2%)Agg Assault (9.6%) 8)Paddock HillsTheft (46.8%)Burglary (19.3%)Auto Theft (11.0%) 9)RoselawnTheft (52.4%)Burglary (21.9%)Auto Theft (8.8%) 10)Walnut HillsTheft (53.0%Burglary (18.5%)Robbery (14.1%) 11)District 4Theft (51.6%)Burglary (24.0%)Robbery (9.5%)

7 Avondale

8 Part I Crime in Avondale OffenseCount Theft357 Burglary127 Fel Assault73 Agg Robbery59 Breaking & Entering50 Robbery31 Agg Burglary11 UUMV10 Rape8 Other1 Grand Total727

9 Avondale Homicides

10 Bond Hill

11 Part I Crime in Bond Hill OffenseCount Theft234 Burglary86 Breaking & Entering28 Fel Assault21 Agg Robbery15 Robbery6 Rape6 UUMV6 Agg Burglary6 Grand Total408

12 Bond Hill Homicides

13 Carthage

14 Part I Crime in Carthage OffenseCount Theft158 Breaking & Entering69 Burglary39 Fel Assault16 Agg Robbery11 Robbery7 UUMV3 Other2 Rape1 Agg Burglary0 Grand Total306

15 Carthage Homicides There were no murders in Carthage between 12/1/14-11/30/15.

16 Corryville

17 Part I Crime in Corryville OffenseCount Theft246 Burglary41 Breaking & Entering11 Robbery11 Fel Assault10 Agg Robbery6 Rape4 Other2 Agg Burglary1 UUMV0 Grand Total332

18 Corryville Homicides There were no murders in Corryville between 12/1/14-11/30/15.

19 Hartwell

20 Part I Crime in Hartwell OffenseCount Theft134 Burglary27 Breaking & Entering14 Agg Robbery10 UUMV9 Robbery5 Fel Assault3 Agg Burglary3 Rape1 Other1 Grand Total207

21 Hartwell Homicides There were no murders in Hartwell between 12/1/14-11/30/15.

22 Mount Auburn

23 Part I Crime in Mount Auburn OffenseCount Theft178 Burglary38 Agg Robbery20 Breaking & Entering12 Fel Assault8 Robbery6 Agg Burglary6 Rape5 UUMV1 Other0 Grand Total274

24 Mt Auburn Homicides

25 North Avondale

26 Part I Crime in North Avondale OffenseCount Theft108 Burglary69 Fel Assault25 Agg Robbery16 Breaking & Entering16 Rape7 Robbery4 Agg Burglary4 UUMV3 Other3 Grand Total255

27 North Avondale Homicides

28 Paddock Hills

29 Part I Crime in Paddock Hills OffenseCount Theft63 Burglary14 Breaking & Entering7 Rape7 Fel Assault6 Agg Robbery5 Robbery4 UUMV0 Agg Burglary0 Other0 Grand Total106

30 Paddock Hills Homicides There were no murders in Paddock Hills between 12/1/14-11/30/15.

31 Roselawn

32 Part I Crime in Roselawn OffenseCount Theft238 Burglary47 Breaking & Entering36 Fel Assault25 Agg Robbery21 Robbery8 Rape8 UUMV3 Agg Burglary3 Other2 Grand Total391

33 Roselawn Homicides

34 Walnut Hills

35 Part I Crime in Walnut Hills OffenseCount Theft394 Burglary68 Agg Robbery65 Breaking & Entering56 Fel Assault42 Robbery28 UUMV19 Rape10 Agg Burglary7 Other3 Grand Total692

36 Walnut Hills Homicides

37 Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) Events

38 CAD Events by Volume per Neighborhood NeighborhoodHighest CAD Event 2nd Highest CAD Event 3rd Highest CAD Event 4th Highest CAD Event 5th Highest CAD Event Avondale Family Trouble (9.46%) Investigate (Specify) (8.81%) Auto Accident-No Injuries (8.47%) Disorderly Person (7.42%) Traffic Hazzard/Tie- Up (4.42%) Bond Hill Auto Accident-No Injuries (13.13%) Traffic Hazard/Tie-Up (11.60%) Family Trouble (7.64%) Investigate (Specify) (7.32%) Inv Drug Complaint (4.76%) Carthage Auto Accident-No Injuries (12.50%) Investigate (Specify) (8.31%) Traffic Hazzard/Tie-Up (7.69%) Suspicious Situation (5.72%) Inv Drug Complaint (4.89%) Corryville Auto Accident-No Injuries (11.82%) Car in Violation (10.92%) Investigate (Specify) (9.29%) Prisoner (8.00%) Disorderly Person (6.92%) Hartwell Auto Accident-No Injuries (10.23%) Traffic Hazard/Tie-Up (8.82%) Investigate (Specify) (7.32%) Family Trouble (6.16%) Disorderly Person (5.28%) Mt Auburn Inv Drug Complaint (8.52%) Investigate (Specify) (8.47%) Auto Accident-No Injuries (8.10%) Family Trouble (7.15%) Disorderly Person (5.54%) N Avondale Family Trouble (11.00%) Noise Complaint (6.99%) Auto Accident-No Injuries (6.84%) Investigate (Specify) (5.39%) Residential Burglary (5.21%) Paddock Hills Auto Accident-No Injuries (11.49%) Investigate (Specify) (9.99%) Prisoner (8.41%) Family Trouble (7.61%) Traffic Hazard/Tie- Up (6.25%) Roselawn Family Trouble (8.61%) Auto Accident-No Injuries (7.67%) Investigate (Specify) (7.57%) Disorderly Person (6.16%) Traffic Hazard/Tie- Up (4.63%) Walnut Hills Family Trouble (8.10%) Disorderly Person (7.69%) Investigate (Specify) (7.54%) Traffic Hazard/Tie-Up (7.00%) Auto Accident-No Injuries (6.70%)

39 Top 10 Locations for Part 1 Crime LocationNBGang Territory?Total020304050607 2607 VICTORY PY UDF (by Talbert House) WH47--4-142 1 W CORRY STKroger & OthersCVCorryville47--1-445 3030 BURNET AVUDFAV40--2--38 1027 WM HOWARD TAFT Vacant LotWH37--61-30 954 E MCMILLAN STKrogerWH31--2-227 7617 READING RDValley CenterRL303-41058 3504 READING RDFamily DollarAV25-23--20 234 GOODMAN STUC HospitalCV252--2120 8241 VINE STKrogerHW21--12-18 3333 BURNET AVChildren's HospitalAV214-11-15 Legend: 02- Assault 03-Burglary 04-Robbery 05- TFA 06-Auto Theft 07-Theft

40 Repeat Shooting Locations Location NBGang Territory?Dates 1631 Sparkle DrSparkle Apts. RLRoselawn7/30/20158/3/2015 3041 Reading RdMarathon Station AVN/A6/6/20158/29/2015 518 Hale AveHale Apts. AVSouth Avondale5/10/20156/3/2015 711 Ridgeway AveApartment Building AVSouth Avondale6/23/201510/8/2015 7111 Vine StUDF CTCarthage9/21/201510/11/2015 7617 Reading RdShopping Plaza RLNear-Roselawn12/26/201410/16/2015 784 Greenwood AveApartment Building NANorth Avondale3/3/20158/21/2015

41 Shooting Victim Demographics CountPercent Race Black 14494.10% White 85.22% Other 10.65% Gender Female 149.15% Male 13990.85% Age under 10 21.31% teens 3522.88% 20s 6341.18% 30s 3321.57% 40s 117.19% 50s 74.58% 60s 10.65% 70s 00.00% 80s 00.00% 90s 00.00% 100s 10.65%

42 Robberies in District 4 Agg. RobberyRobbery Total Robbery Avondale593190 Bond Hill15621 Carthage11718 Corryville61117 Hartwell10515 Mt. Auburn20626 N Avondale16420 Paddock Hills6410 Roselawn21829 Walnut Hills662894 Grand Total230110340

43 Robberies by Month

44 Top Robbery Locations LocationNBAgg RobbRobberiesTotal 1027 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT RDWALNUT HILLS066 2607 VICTORY PYWALNUT HILLS404 7617 READING RDROSELAWN404 601 MAPLE AVAVONDALE224 3504 READING RDAVONDALE213 3371 READING RDAVONDALE303 3522 READING RDAVONDALE213 4453 READING RDPADDOCK HILLS303 7111 VINE STCARTHAGE213 7005 READING RDBOND HILL213

45 Data Driven Approaches to Crime and Traffic Safety (DDACTS)

46 Definition A strategy intended to reduce crime and traffic crashes. By targeting traffic enforcement in areas of high crime and traffic crashes, harm is reduced.

47 Summary of Findings There was a reduction in part 1 offenses by 62% in the first 2 months of the DDACTS initiative. – This could suggest that the DDACTS initiative in the targeted area had a positive effect. There was a reduction in part 1 offenses by 43% when comparing August/September to October/November.

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