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COMPSTAT George Sector (DTAC) Region I Commander Craig Smith September 5, 2024 George Sector Yearly Overview Yearly Overview (2023 – August 2024) Crimes Against Persons George Sector 137 124 120 111 112 112 103 104 97 109 93 111 108 104 88 89 91 78 78 79 72 17 14 3 2 1 1 1 NIBRS Desc – Excluding FMV: August 2024 Count 13B Simple Assault 13C Intimidation 13A Aggravated Assault 11D Fondling 11A Rape 11C Sexual Assault with an Object 2023 2024 100 Kidnapping / Abduction 09A Homicide: Murder and Non-Negligent Manslaughter Grand Total 111 TOP THREE PERSON OFFENSES: AUG 2024 Simple Assault: 72 74.86% of Crimes Against Persons Intimidation: 17 15.31% of Crimes Against Persons Aggravated Assault: 14 12.61% of Crimes Against Persons D I e s n e f f O f o t n u o C 140 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Yearly Overview (2023 – August 2024) Crimes Against Property George Sector D I e s n e f f O f o t n u o C 330 300 270 240 210 180 150 120 90 60 30 0 319 291 279 264 265 245 251 243 230 239 227 241 224 207 204 224 204 200 191 151 2023 2024 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec NIBRS Desc – Excluding FMV: August 2024 23H Theft: All Other Larceny 290 Destruction / Damage / Vandalism of Property 23F Theft: from Motor Vehicle (BOV) 23A Theft: Pocket Picking 240 Motor Vehicle Theft 26A Fraud: False Pretenses / Swindle / Confidence Game 26B Fraud: Credit Card / ATM Fraud 220 Burglary / Breaking & Entering 26C Fraud: Impersonation 120 Robbery 23C Theft: Shoplifting 210 Extortion / Blackmail 23G Theft: Motor Vehicle Parts or Accessories 250 Counterfeiting / Forgery Grand Total Count 46 41 27 26 16 15 10 7 4 4 3 2 2 1 204 TOP FOUR PROPERTY OFFENSES: AUG 2024 Theft: All Other Larceny: 46 22.55% of Crimes Against Property Destruction / Damage / Vandalism of Property: 41 20.09% of Crimes Against Property Theft: from Motor Vehicle (BOV): 27 13.23% of Crimes Against Property Theft: Pocket Picking: 26 12.74% of Crimes Against Property Yearly Overview (2023 – August 2024) Crimes Against Society George Sector 170 117 114 125 101 101 D I e s n e f f O f o t n u o C 180 160 140 120 100 80 40 20 0 NIBRS Desc – Excluding FMV: August 2024 Count 35A Drug / Narcotic Violations 35B Drug Equipment Violations 520 Weapon Law Violations 39A Gambling: Betting / Wagering 720 Animal Cruelty 370 Pornography / Obscene Material Grand Total 47 21 9 2 1 1 81 TOP THREE SOCIETY OFFENSES: AUG 2024 Drug Equipment Violations: 47 58.02% of Crimes Against Society Analyst Notes: Monthly count of society crimes observed in 2024 are higher than what was observed in 2023. Notably, the observed drop from May to June – Aug 2023 is not observed in 2024. 2024 counts decrease from June to August, similar to 2023’s pattern, but counts are significantly higher in 2024 than in 2023. 75 71 80 81 74 60 53 52 61 57 55 57 56 2023 2024 Drug / Narcotic Violations: 21 25.92% of Crimes Against Society Weapon Law Violations: 9 11.11% of Crimes Against Society 43 38 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Crimes are primarily drug and weapon violations. George Sector Highest Offenses Jan 2024 – August 2024 Crimes Against Persons George Sector W 6th St and West Ave to W 6th - 7th St and Nueces St E 5th – 7th St and San Jacinto Blvd to E 5th – 7th St and Neches St TOP THREE PERSONS CRIMES: TOP LOCATION TYPES 13B Simple Assault HWY / ROAD / ALLEY/ STREET/ SIDEWALK BAR / NIGHTCLUB HOTEL / MOTEL / ETC 13C Intimidation HWY / ROAD / ALLEY/ STREET/ SIDEWALK RESIDENCE / HOME BAR / NIGHTCLUB 13A Aggravated Assault HWY / ROAD / ALLEY/ STREET/ SIDEWALK PARKING LOT / GARAGE HOTEL / MOTEL / ETC Grand Total Count 604 398 84 17 157 59 23 12 70 45 7 6 831 FROM JAN 1, 2024 – AUG 31, 2024 HWY / ROAD / ALLEY / STREET / SIDEWALK see about 60% (502 total - more than half) of all 13A, 13B, and 13C incidents BAR / NIGHTCLUB follows with 101 total (~ 12% of all) 13A, 13B, and 13C incidents These two location types account for over 70% (72.5%) of all Simple Assault, Aggravated Assault, and Intimidation incidents W 4th St and Lavaca St to W 3rd - 6th St and Colorado St *Data excludes Family Violence* Mapped data displays all 13A, 13B, and 13C incidents from Jan 1, 2024 – August 31, 2024. Three clusters are identified. For table data: Other notable location types for overall persons crimes include Bar/Nightclub, Residences/Homes, Parking Lots/Garages, Restaurants, and Hotels/Motels/Etc. Jan 2024 – August 2024 Crimes Against Property George Sector W 6th St and West Ave to W 5th - 7th St and Nueces St W 5th – 7th St and Brazos St to E 5th – 7th St and Red River St TOP FOUR PROPERTY CRIMES: TOP LOCATION TYPES 23H Theft: All Other Larceny BAR / NIGHTCLUB HWY / ROAD / ALLEY/ STREET/ SIDEWALK 23A Theft: Pocket Picking BAR / NIGHTCLUB HWY / ROAD / ALLEY/ STREET/ SIDEWALK 290 Destruction / Damage / Vandalism of Property HWY / ROAD / ALLEY/ STREET/ SIDEWALK PARKING / DROP LOT / GARAGE 23F Theft: from Motor Vehicle (BOV) PARKING / DROP LOT / GARAGE HWY / ROAD / ALLEY/ STREET/ SIDEWALK Grand Total Count 465 122 78 336 285 32 275 91 50 179 94 36 1255 FROM JAN 1, 2024 – AUG 31, 2024 BAR / NIGHTCLUB account for 423 total (~ 33% of all) 23H, 23A, 290, and 23F incidents HWY / ROAD / ALLEY / STREET / SIDEWALK make up about 19% (237 total) of all 23H, 23A, 290, and 23F incidents PARKING / DROP LOT / GARAGE see about 14% (171 total) of all 23H, 23A, 290, and 23F incidents These three location types account for 66% of all 23H, 23A, 290, and 23F incidents *Data excludes Family Violence* Mapped data includes all 23H, 23A, 290, and 23F incidents from Jan 1, 2024 – August 31, 2024. Two clusters are identified – notably, all mapped activity is fairly heavy across the sector. For table data: Other notable location types for property crimes include Parking Lots/Garages, Residences/Homes, Commercial/Office Buildings, Restaurants, and Hotels/Motels/Etc. 2023 - August 2024 Top Offenders George Sector Andrea Dynea Luckett | 09/16/1976 Arrests in George: 26 Last arrest: 8/21/2024 Adam Dominguez | 06/06/1987 Arrests in George: 23 Last arrest: 8/19/2024 (Baker Sector) Top Arrest Crime(s): DOC Exposure (x13) Top Arrest Crime(s): Criminal Trespass (x10) Other arrests: criminal trespass, resisting arrest/search, poss controlled substance, assault by contact, sit and lie, auto theft, obst hwy, and evading foot Other arrests: DOC exposure, theft, CTN, criminal trespass/transient, poss controlled substance, and terroristic threat Frequents Neches St./E 7th Frequents E 7th/Neches St. and E 6th/Trinity St. Analyst Note: Displayed information is for 1/1/2023-8/31/2024 | Last Arrest dates are as of 9/5/2024 | Last Arrest are in George Sector unless otherwise noted | Handcuff symbol: at TCCC as of 9/5/2024 Data includes Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and should not be shared with non-APD personnel. For internal use only. 2023 - August 2024 Top Offenders George Sector Ryan Crawford | 05/29/1979 Marion Osborne | 12/16/1966 Arrests in George: 20 Last arrest: 8/20/2024 Arrests in George: 17 Last arrest: 8/15/2024 Top Arrest Crime(s): Criminal Trespass (x14) Top Crime(s): Burglary Non Residence (x7) Other arrests: DOC exposure, indecent exposure, and obst hwy Other arrests: theft, DOC display gun, RTA, criminal mischief, BOV, and sit and lie Frequents Congress Ave/6th St. to San Jacinto Blvd/6th St. Frequents E 6th/Neches St./Red River St. Analyst Note: Displayed information is for 1/1/2023-8/31/2024 | Last Arrest dates are as of 9/5/2024 | Last Arrest are in George Sector unless otherwise noted | Handcuff symbol: at TCCC as of 9/5/2024 Data includes Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and should not be shared with non-APD personnel. For internal use only. 2023 - August 2024 Top Offenders George Sector Kelli Cannon | 04/20/1982 Brandon Medeiros | 09/03/1978 Arrests in George: 16 Last arrest: 8/19/2024 Arrests in George: 16 Last arrest: 8/29/2024 Top Crime(s): Criminal Trespass (x7) Top Crime(s): Criminal Trespass (x5) Other arrests: CTN, criminal trespass/transient, burglary non residence, ped on rdwy, public intox, theft, BOV, and obst hwy Other arrests: DOC exposure, criminal mischief, assault w injury, evading foot, ped on rdwy, public intox, public urinate, assault on public servant, and DOC display gun Frequents E 4th/ E 6th/ E 7th Frequents W 5th – 7th/Colorado St and W 5th – 7th/Brazos St Analyst Note: Displayed information is for 1/1/2023-8/31/2024 | Last Arrest dates are as of 9/5/2024 | Last Arrest are in George Sector unless otherwise noted | Handcuff symbol: at TCCC as of 9/5/2024 Data includes Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and should not be shared with non-APD personnel. For internal use only. George Sector Initiatives Mounted Patrol Community Outreach Events Crowd Management 81 total events between 2023 – 2024 Most recent event (as of 9/5/2024): Texas Dance Team Pony Show Other events Mounted Patrol has attended… Coffee with a Cop Women in Law Enforcement Special Olympics Parade Elementary School visits Marine Corp Mounted Honor Guard Protests Mounted Patrol has assisted the Special Response Team with for several protests. DTAC Mounted Patrol deploys to DTAC every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. (crowd assistance and community interaction) George Sector Initiatives George/DTAC Initiative Shift • Proactive patrol • Preventive efforts • Quicker response • Targeted efforts from on-duty and overtime officers DTAC Patrol Deployment Guide – 2024 • Updated resource allocation for improved coverage to all DTAC entertainment districts Curbing Gun and Violent Crime • Significant reduction since 2021 • Proactive policing efforts • Utilization of HALO and Mobile Command Center • Integration of CAST resources Community Events • Downtown Action Alliance (DAA) Public Safety Meetings • Meeting with various downtown community groups • Special Olympics • Coffee with a Cop BPOT (Bicycle Public Order Team) George/DTAC DTAC partnered and deployed with DPS and UTPD for the recent Presidential visit (President Biden, 7/29/2024) 24-1180281: Criminal Mischief – SJF Loud banging and breaking glass was observed on the NE side of the APD Main HG Building. Sgt. Yarger, Cpl. Villarreal, and Officers Nicolas, Recalde, Tomlin, Sanchez, and Saghafi cleared the first-floor offices. A call came in from a subject stating he was being chased, had broken into the Main, and was staying in a Detective’s office. Officers responded, conducted a search, secured the second floor, and located/identified the suspect. Significant Events George Sector 24-1260266: Aggravated Assault Officers responded to a stabbing and located a suspect involved in the incident. Sgt. Yarger located the initial crime scene. Agg Assault Det. Bell took lead and made the scene. 24-1180393: Homicide (Quincy Apartments) Night shift Officers and Sgt. Yarger developed a plan to administer aid, set up containment, and secure the scene. 24-1040238: Sexual Assault Female subject advised being sexually assaulted and the G900’s detained the male subject. SPO Felix Perez briefed on-call Sex Crimes Detective. 24-0650145: Burglary of Non Residence Officers responded and detained a burglary suspect within 5 minutes of the initial 911 call. Current as of: 9/2/2024 Weekly Staffing George Sector Current Staffing Patrol Officers Count of PPO Patrol Officers Count of Authorized Patrol Officers 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Count of PPO Patrol Officers Current Staffing Patrol Officers Count of Authorized Patrol Officers 179 12 85 12 85 179 161 150 9 89 9 89 161 9 83 9 83 150 104 0 76 0 76 104 108 2 57 Northeast Patrol 2 57 108 70 2 44 2 44 70 South Patrol North Patrol East Patrol DTAC Central Patrol Staffing Numbers - George Count of Authorized Current Staffing Count of Vacancy PPO Count 104 76 25 0 *These numbers are for Officer rank only. They do NOT include Corporal or Sergeant ranks. Staffing Rate Patrol Officers Leave Rate Patrol Officers Vacancy Rate Patrol Officers PPO Rate Patrol Officers 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% PPO Rate Patrol Officers Vacancy Rate Patrol Officers Leave Rate Patrol Officers Staffing Rate Patrol Officers DTAC .% 24.04% 2.88% 73.08% Central Patrol 2.86% 30.% 4.29% 62.86% East Patrol 6.% 34.67% 4.% 55.33% North Patrol 5.59% 34.78% 4.35% 55.28% Northeast Patrol 1.85% 37.96% 7.41% 52.78% South Patrol 6.7% 38.55% 7.26% 47.49% Officer Accolades George Sector SRT Campaign Ribbon (SXSW ‘23) Sergeant Garibay Sergeant DeLaRue Corporal Pittman Officer Hanson Officer Gomez Officer Tedford Officer Cheatham Officer Fuller Officer Sunyich Officer Fraser Officer Accolades George Sector Life Saving Award Life Saving with Valor Meritorious Unit: All Current Mounted Patrol Meritorious Unit Medal Officer Recalde Officer Radford Superior Service 100 Club Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer Officer Kabbah Meritorious Service Officer Cheatham Officer Radford Officer Patton Officer Sunyich Officer Accolades George Sector 10 Year Honorable Conduct Sergeant Garibay Sergeant DeLaRue Corporal Pittman Officer Cheatham 20 Years of Service 5 Years of Service Lieutenant Cleveland Sergeant Huckaby Officer Pitre Officer Simmons Officer Tomlin Officer Accolades George Sector 2023 – July 2024: G900’s Nominated for Patrol Unit of the Year 2023 Total Gun Seizures: 117 | Total Arrests: 1,494 Notable Arrests (2023) 23-1091503 ACL Live, UCW / Evading – Foot / Inhalant Abuse The concert venue located at ACL Live (310 W. 2nd) hosted a show for Wide Spread Panic. The area around the venue on Lavaca and San Antonio Street had an influx of individuals selling inhalants to patrons after leaving the venue. The G900’s received the intelligence and request for assistance in the area and developed and deployed an operational plan. Surveillance and directed patrols were conducted. As a result, seven (7) subjects were arrested, two (2) handguns were seized, thirteen (13) nitrous oxide tanks were seized, and hundreds of balloons, which were used to deliver inhalants to individuals, were seized. Most of the individuals arrested were from out of town and appeared to have targeted the venue due to the artist and crowd. 23-80278 – RTA / Violation of Bond Cond. / Ghost gun seized / self-initiated Ofc. Smart observed a known, wanted subject running to a vehicle that was parked at 717 E. 7th St. The subject was detained from the vehicle and found to have a UCW warrant out of Travis County and an Aggravated Kidnapping and Aggravated Robbery warrant out of Williamson County. A search of the vehicle yielded a “Ghost gun” pistol which the subject admitted was his. Possessing a firearm was also a violation of his bond conditions. 23-3310069 – Poss. Prohib. Wpn. / Glock with auto switch / Self-initiated subject stop While patrolling in the 600 block of E. 6th St, Ofc. Johnson observed 5 males smoking marijuana next to a parked car and observed a clear jar on top of the vehicle that contained marijuana. All five subjects were detained and the vehicle was searched. The search yielded 1.8 ounces of marijuana and a Glock pistol with an attached Glock auto sear or “Glock switch.” This is a device that attaches to the rear of the slide and converts the pistol into a fully automatic pistol. One subject was arrested for Possession of a Prohibited Weapon (machine gun). Notable Arrests (2024) 24-310107 – DEADLY CONDUCT / UCW x 3 / FAIL TO ID – FUGITIVE The G900’s responded to the area of Pour Choices Bar at 401 E. 6th St. for a report of a man with a gun in the street. The first responding officer was directed by witness to a group of people walking away from the scene. Other officers were directed to the group and contact was made with them as they were entering a parked vehicle. They were all detained. A probable cause search of the vehicle yielded a pistol with an extended magazine and an AR- 15 pistol. One male was arrested for Deadly Conduct and UCW, another male was arrested for UCW x 3, and a female was arrested for Failure to Identify – Fugitive. The suspects were also believed to have been the antagonists in a disturbance the previous night at The Tipsy Alchemist on Rainey St. which involved the threat of a gun. 24-1190318 – UCW (3 GUNS SEIZED) / EVADING – FOOT / BRIBERY The G900’s responded to E. 7th St. / Sabine for a report of an LTS collision that had occurred, and the suspect driver was now trying to fight people and had a gun. When officers arrived on scene one of the males fled on foot but was quickly apprehended. A probable cause search of the suspect vehicle yielded an AR-15 pistol, a .22 caliber rifle, and a 5.7 caliber Ruger pistol. The male that fled from officers was charged with Evading – Foot. Another male that was involved in the incident was charged with UCW and Bribery after he offered favors for his release from custody while being transported to TCCB. 24-1680296 – SHOTS FIRED / AGGRAVATED ROBBERY SPO Perez was conducting a Directed Patrol at the Citgo at 717 E. 7th St. following bar close when he observed an occupant of a vehicle begin firing multiple rounds out of the window and then flee the scene SB on the west frontage. He gave chase and got the vehicle stopped near the Ihop at Cesar Chavez / N IH 35 SVRD SB. A high-risk traffic stop was conducted with the assistance of multiple other officers and all of the occupants were detained. While this was going on, other officers responded to the Citgo to look for possible victims. None were found but information was developed by SPO Mathis that led to the detention of 5 subjects that were still at the Citgo and were possibly involved in the disturbance. Four suspects were arrested and charged with 2 counts of Aggravated Robbery – DW each. Conclusion George Sector GEORGE/DTAC COMMAND: Commander Craig Smith Ops LT. Christopher Juusola Days LT. Christopher Vetrano Evenings 1 LT. Bradley Herries Evenings 2 LT. Eric Cleveland Nights LT. David Nordstrom