COMPSTAT REPORT. December 11, 2016 December 24, WEEKLY CRIME STATS Craig A. Capri, Interim Chief of Police
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1 COMPSTAT REPORT December 11, 2016 December 24, 2016 WEEKLY CRIME STATS Craig A. Capri, Interim Chief of Police
2 January 1, 2016 through December 24, 2016 compared to the same periods in 2014 and 2015 Daytona Beach Police YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD Department - CITYWIDE % % % Homicides % % % Auto Thefts % % % Total Burglaries % % % Residence % % % Non Residence % % % Total Larcenies 2,920 3,157 8% 3,157 3,160 0% 2,920 3,160 8% Larcenies 1,373 1,530 11% 1,530 1,424-7% 1,373 1,424 4% Larceny Carbreak % % % Larceny Shoplifting % % % Larceny Bicycle % % % Total Robberies % % % Armed % % % Strongarmed % % % Total Agg. Assaults/Bat % % % Agg. Assaults/Batteries % % % Persons Shot % % % Total Sexual Bat % % % Sexual Battery % % % Sexual Battery Child % % % TOTAL Part One Crimes 4,637 5,047 9% 5,047 4,915-3% 4,637 4,915 6% Property Crimes 3,862 4,100 6% 4,100 4,110 0% 3,862 4,110 6% Person Crimes % % % Total Calls For Service 161, ,201 1% 162, ,919 4% 161, ,919 4% Firearm Offenses % % % Domestic Violence Cases 1,012 1,214 20% 1,214 1,514 25% 1,012 1,514 50% NOTE: This Crime data is preliminary and subject to reclassification upon further investigation. There were incidents that did not code into either district. These are included in the Citywide Total.
3 Daytona Beach Police Department Offense Data CITYWIDE January 1, 2016 through December 24, 2016 and compared to previous year 2015 District 1 % % % PERCENT OF District 2 CITYWIDE TOTALS DIST 1 DIST 2 CITYWIDE YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD DIST 1 DIST DIST DIST CITYWIDE YTD 2016 YTD 2016 % % Homicides % % % % 22% Auto Thefts % % % % 29% Total Burglaries % % % % 39% Residence % % % % 39% Non Residence % % % % 38% Total Larcenies 1,941 2,122 9% 1,216 1,038-15% 3,157 3,160 0% 2,122 1,038 67% 33% Larcenies % % 1,530 1,424-7% % 38% Larceny Carbreak % % % % 26% Larceny Shoplifting % % % % 28% Larceny Bicycle % % % % 42% Total Robberies % % % % 57% Armed % % % % 46% Strongarmed % % % % 66% Total Agg. Assaults/Bat % % % % 34% Agg. Assaults/Batteries % % % % 34% Persons Shot % % % % 14% Total Sexual Bat % % % % 38% Sexual Battery % % % % 50% Sexual Battery Child % % % % 17% TOTAL Part One Crimes 3,052 3,253 7% 1,995 1,662-17% 5,047 4,915-3% 3,253 1,662 66% 34% Property Crimes 2,511 2,742 9% 1,589 1,368-14% 4,100 4,110 0% 2,742 1,368 67% 33% Person Crimes % % % % 37% Total Calls For Service 69,853 70,951 2% 57,436 59,882 4% 162, ,919 4% 70,951 59,882 42% 36% Firearm Offenses % % % % 26% Domestic Violence Cases % % 1,214 1,514 25% % 40% NOTE: This Crime data is preliminary and subject to reclassification upon further investigation. There were incidents that did not code into either district. These are included in the Citywide Total.
4 COMPSTAT STATISTICAL CRIME COMPARISON TO PREVIOUS PERIODS CITYWIDE 10/23/16 12/11/16 11/6/16 12/11/16 11/27/16 12/11/16 Daytona Beach Police 11/5/16 12/24/16 11/26/16 12/24/16 12/10/16 12/24/16 Department Offense Data Compstat 21 Compstat 24 Compstat 22 Compstat 24 Compstat 23 Compstat 24 Homicides % 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C N/C Auto Thefts % % % -28% Total Burglaries % % % 41% Residence % % % 31% Non Residence % % % N/C Total Larcenies % % % -23% Larcenies % % % -16% Larceny Shoplifting % % % -35% Larceny Carbreak % % % -14% Larceny Bicycle % % 5 5 0% N/C Total Robberies % % % -43% Armed % % % N/C Strongarmed % % % N/C Total Agg. Assaults/Bat % % % 12% Agg. Assaults/Batteries % % % 15% Domestic Assault/Batteries % % % 13% Persons Shot 1 1 0% 1 1 0% 0 1 N/C N/C Total Sexual Bat. 0 1 N/C % 1 1 0% N/C Sexual Battery 0 1 N/C % 1 1 0% N/C Sexual Battery Child 0 0 N/C % 0 0 N/C N/C TOTAL Part One Crimes % % % -13% Property Crimes % % % -15% Person Crimes % % % 0% Total Calls For Service 6,330 6,271-1% 9,471 6,271-34% 16,327 6,271-62% -32% Firearm Offenses % % 5 5 0% 13% Domestic Violence Cases % % % -41% Compstat 21 Compstat 24 Compstat 22 Compstat 24 Compstat 23 Compstat 24 3 Periods Average Avg
5 Daytona Beach 11/27/ /11/ /13/ /11/2016 Police Department ARREST Data 12/10/ /24/ /26/ /24/2016 Homicides 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C Auto Thefts 6 6 0% % Total Burglaries % % Residence % % Non Residence % % Total Larcenies % % Larcenies % % Larceny Carbreak % % Larceny Shoplifting % % Larceny Bicycle 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C Total Robberies % 2 2 0% Armed % % Strongarmed 0 2 N/C % Total Assaults/Batteries % % Assaults % % Domestic % % Total Sexual Batteries 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C Sexual Battery 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C Sexual Battery Child 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C Total Part 1 Arrests % % Non-Violent Crime Arrests % % Violent Crime Arrests % % Prostitution 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C Narcotics % % Miscellaneous % % Total Arrests % % Compstat 23 Compstat 24 Compstat 23 Compstat 24 NOTE: This data is to be used internally for Daytona Beach Police Department use only. This Crime data is Preliminary and subject to reclassification upon further investigation. N/C = Non Calculable
6 COMPSTAT REPORT December 11, 2016 December 24, 2016 DISTRICT 1 WESTSIDE Captain B. Williams. WEEKLY CRIME STATS Craig A. Capri, Interim Chief of Police
7 January 1, 2016 through December 24, 2016 compared to the same periods in 2014 and 2015 Daytona Beach Police YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD Department - DISTRICT % % % Homicides % % % Auto Thefts % % % Total Burglaries % % % Residence % % % Non Residence % % % Total Larcenies 1,757 1,941 10% 1,941 2,122 9% 1,757 2,122 21% Larcenies % % % Larceny Carbreak % % % Larceny Shoplifting % % % Larceny Bicycle % % % Total Robberies % % % Armed % % % Strongarmed % % % Total Agg. Assaults/Bat % % % Agg. Assaults/Batteries % % % Persons Shot % % % Total Sexual Bat % % % Sexual Battery % % % Sexual Battery Child % % % TOTAL Part One Crimes 2,815 3,052 8% 3,052 3,253 7% 2,815 3,253 16% Property Crimes 2,349 2,511 7% 2,511 2,742 9% 2,349 2,742 17% Person Crimes % % % Total Calls For Service 79,618 69,853-12% 69,853 70,951 2% 79,618 70,951-11% Firearm Offenses % % % Domestic Violence Cases % % % NOTE: This Crime data is preliminary and subject to reclassification upon further investigation. There were incidents that did not code into either district. These are included in the Citywide Total.
8 COMPSTAT STATISTICAL CRIME COMPARISON TO PREVIOUS PERIODS District 1 10/23/16 12/11/16 11/6/16 12/11/16 11/27/16 12/11/16 Daytona Beach Police 11/5/16 12/24/16 11/26/16 12/24/16 12/10/16 12/24/16 Department Offense Data Compstat 21 Compstat 24 Compstat 22 Compstat 24 Compstat 23 Compstat 24 Average Homicides % 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C N/C Auto Thefts % % % -13% Total Burglaries % % % 60% Residence % % % 48% Non Residence 0 5 N/C 5 5 0% % N/C Total Larcenies % % % -27% Larcenies % % % -21% Larceny Shoplifting % % % -29% Larceny Carbreak % % % -26% Larceny Bicycle % % % N/C Total Robberies % 1 1 0% % N/C Armed % 0 0 N/C % N/C Strongarmed 1 1 0% 1 1 0% 1 1 0% N/C Total Agg. Assaults/Bat % % % 17% Agg. Assaults/Batteries % % % 16% Domestic Assault/Batteries % 9 9 0% % 61% Persons Shot 1 1 0% 1 1 0% 0 1 N/C N/C Total Sexual Bat. 0 1 N/C % 0 1 N/C N/C Sexual Battery 0 1 N/C % 0 1 N/C N/C Sexual Battery Child 0 0 N/C 1 1 0% 0 0 N/C N/C TOTAL Part One Crimes % % % -14% Property Crimes % % % -18% Person Crimes % % % 7% Total Calls For Service 2,829 2,767-2% 4,279 2,767-35% 4,279 2,767-35% -24% Firearm Offenses % % 4 4 0% 27% Domestic Violence Cases % % % -40% Compstat 21 Compstat 24 Compstat 22 Compstat 24 Compstat 23 Compstat 24 3 Periods Avg NOTE: This Crime data is preliminary and subject to reclassification upon further investigation. N/C = Non Calculable
9 District 1 - Part 1 Crimes by Zone 01/01/2016 through 12/24/2016 DAYTONA BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Total DB41 DB42 DB43 DB44 DB45 DB46 DB47 DB48 Total Aggravated Assaults* Auto Theft* Burglary Non-Residence Burglary Residence Homicide Larceny All Other Larceny Bicycle Larceny Carbreak Larceny Shoplifting Robbery Armed Robbery Strongarm Sexual Battery* *The Aggravated Assault, Auto Theft,& Sexual Battery statistics reflect the total number of incidents, it does not indicate the total number of victims or vehicles The Highlighted numbers indicate zones with higher levels of activity.
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18 COMPSTAT REPORT November 27, 2016 December 10, 2016 DISTRICT 2 EASTSIDE Captain J. Krosschell WEEKLY CRIME STATS Craig A. Capri, Interim Chief of Police
19 January 1, 2016 through December 24, 2016 compared to the same periods in 2014 and 2015 Daytona Beach Police YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD YTD Department - DISTRICT % % % Homicides % % % Auto Thefts % % % Total Burglaries % % % Residence % % % Non Residence % % % Total Larcenies 1,163 1,216 5% 1,216 1,038-15% 1,163 1,038-11% Larcenies % % % Larceny Carbreak % % % Larceny Shoplifting % % % Larceny Bicycle % % % Total Robberies % % % Armed % % % Strongarmed % % % Total Agg. Assaults/Bat % % % Agg. Assaults/Batteries % % % Persons Shot % % % Total Sexual Bat % % % Sexual Battery % % % Sexual Battery Child % % % TOTAL Part One Crimes 1,822 1,995 9% 1,995 1,662-17% 1,822 1,662-9% Property Crimes 1,513 1,589 5% 1,589 1,368-14% 1,513 1,368-10% Person Crimes % % % Total Calls For Service 61,568 57,436-7% 57,436 59,882 4% 61,568 59,882-3% Firearm Offenses % % % Domestic Violence Cases % % % NOTE: This Crime data is preliminary and subject to reclassification upon further investigation. There were incidents that did not code into either district. These are included in the Citywide Total.
20 COMPSTAT STATISTICAL CRIME COMPARISON TO PREVIOUS PERIODS District 2 10/23/16 12/11/16 11/6/16 12/11/16 11/27/16 12/11/16 Daytona Beach Police 11/5/16 12/24/16 11/26/16 12/24/16 12/10/16 12/24/16 Department Offense Data Compstat 21 Compstat 24 Compstat 22 Compstat 24 Compstat 23 Compstat 24 Homicides 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C N/C Auto Thefts % % % -13% Total Burglaries % % % 27% Residence % % % 7% Non Residence % % % 63% Total Larcenies % % % -13% Larcenies % % % 2% Larceny Shoplifting % % % -48% Larceny Carbreak % % % 90% Larceny Bicycle % % 0 1 N/C N/C Total Robberies % % 2 2 0% -28% Armed % % % N/C Strongarmed % % % -100% Total Agg. Assaults/Bat % % % 2% Agg. Assaults/Batteries % % % 19% Domestic Assault/Batteries % 4 4 0% % -18% Persons Shot 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C N/C Total Sexual Bat. 0 0 N/C % % N/C Sexual Battery 0 0 N/C % % N/C Sexual Battery Child 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C N/C TOTAL Part One Crimes % % % -10% Property Crimes % % % -8% Person Crimes % % % -12% Total Calls For Service 2,092 2,008-4% 3,180 2,008-37% 3,180 2,008-37% -26% Firearm Offenses % 1 1 0% 1 1 0% N/C Domestic Violence Cases % % % -36% Compstat 21 Compstat 24 Compstat 22 Compstat 24 Compstat 23 Compstat 24 3 Periods Average Avg NOTE: This Crime data is preliminary and subject to reclassification upon further investigation. N/C = Non Calculable
21 DAYTONA BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT District 2 - Part 1 Crimes by Zone 01/01/2016 through 12/24/2016 Total DB51 DB52 DB53 DB54 DB55 DB56 DB57 DB58 Total Aggravated Assaults* Auto Theft* Burglary Non-Residence Burglary Residence Homicide Larceny All Other Larceny Bicycle Larceny Carbreak Larceny Shoplifting Robbery Armed Robbery Strongarm Sexual Battery* *The Aggravated Assault, Auto Theft,& Sexual Battery statistics reflect the total number of incidents, it does not indicate the total number of victims or vehicles The Highlighted numbers indicate zones with higher levels of activity.
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30 COMPSTAT REPORT Criminal Investigations Division Captain J. Young WEEKLY CRIME STATS Craig A. Capri, Interim Chief of Police
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35 COMPSTAT REPORT NEXT COMPSTAT SESSION: Thursday January 12, 2017 at 0830 hrs Reporting Period: December 25, 2016 through January 7, 2016 to be held in the Compstat Room (2 nd Floor Room 2001 ) At 129 Valor Boulevard WEEKLY CRIME STATS Craig A. Capri, Interim Chief of Police
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