2016 Savannah Crime Statistics - Savannah-Chatham Metro Police

Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan
Police Department
Chatham County Commission Meeting
August 26, 2016
To Serve, Protect and Build Trust
Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department
Topics:
1. Part One Crime Analysis
2. Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives

3. Capital Improvement Requests
4. New Technology
5. Community Outreach
6. Recruiting and Retention









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Part 1 Crime Totals and Arrest and Exceptional

Total Part I Crime vs. Arrests, 2011 to Present
Clearance Totals 2011-Present (8/20/16)
12,000
10,468
10,000
Annual Total
Arrests
9,203
9,309
Year to Date as of 8/20/16

Arrests YTD
10,403
9,434
8,000
6,570
5,760
5,749
6,000
5,819
6,400
6,076
4,000
2,000
0
2011
2012
2013

2014
2015
2016
Homicides vs. Arrests and Exceptional

Clearance, 2011-Present (8/20/16)
60
60
Annual Total
Arrests
50
53
Year to Date
Arrests YTD
50
as of 8/20/16
36 as of 8/23
40
40
30
20
32
30
26
34
30
26
23
20
15
18
20
10
10
10
0
2011
2012
2013

2014
2015
2016
Rapes vs.Rapes
Arrests
Exceptional
Clearance,
vs. and
Arrests,
2011 to Present
2011-Present (8/20/16)
70
Annual Total
Year to Date
Arrests
Arrests YTD
60
60
49
43
50
41
36
35
30
20
59
as of 8/20/16
50
40
70
65
25
20
40
30
25
18
20
10
10
0
2011
2012
2013

2014
2015
2016
Robberies vs. Arrests, and Exceptional Clearance

Robberies
vs. Arrests, 2011 to Present
2011-Present
(8/20/16)
Annual Total
Arrests
600
500
488
Year to Date as of 8/20/16

Arrests YTD
519
491
200
459
414
400
309
300
328
291
241
261
150
280
100
200
50
100
0
2011
2012
2013

2014
2015
2016
Aggravated Assaults vs. Arrests and Exceptional

Annual Total
Arrests
600
Year to Date
Arrests YTD
400
536
as of 8/20/16
500
350
300
400
339
339
300
210
234
358
371
350
312
240
250
200
223
150
200
100
100
50
0
2011
2012
2013

2014
2015
2016
Burglaries
vs. Arrests
and Exceptional
Burglaries
vs. Arrests,
2011 to Present
Clearance , 2011-Present (8/20/16)
2,500
Annual Total
Arrests
2,241
2,083
Year to Date
Arrests YTD
as of 8/20/16
2,125
2,000
1,872
1,345
350
300
1,681
1,500
400
250
1,214
1,292
1,154
1,006
1,000
1,083
200
150
100
500
50
0
0
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Auto Thefts vs. Arrests and Exceptional

Auto Thefts vs. Arrests, 2011 to Present
Annual Total
Arrests
1,200
Year to Date
Arrests YTD
300
1,123
as of 8/20/16
1,000
800
250
730
659
725
755
602
600
440
400
396
200
694
454
150
457
100
200
50
0
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Homicides (4) in West Chatham Precinct, 2016 through

Aug 23
05/13/16, 21:18
160513199
B/M,
Acquaintance
4009 Ogeechee
Rd
County
08/01/16, 14:49
160801124
B/M, Acquaintance
ACL Blvd/Liberty
Pkwy
County
06/16/16, 20:06
160616186
W/M,
Acquaintance
122 Sagebrush Ln
County
03/25/16, unk time

160325175, County
B/F, Unknown Circ*
Entelman St/Fenwick
Ave
* Circumstances of all incidents with asterisk are still preliminary based on investigation thus far.
Homicides (3) in Downtown Precinct, 2016 through

Aug 23
02/17/16, 22:41
160217187
B/M, Acquaintance
1324 Church St
04/28/16, 01:22
160428009
B/F, Mistaken Identity
1323 New Castle St.
01/01/16, 16:19
160101121
B/M, Retaliation
760 E Bolton St
08/21/16, 23:26
160822001
B/M, Unknown
310 W 37th St
08/19/16, 23:56
160819222
B/M, Acquaintance
W 37th St/Montgomery
St
03/26/16, 13:50
160326097
B/F, Sexual Assault
316 W 38th St
06/09/16, 22:23
160609204
B/M, Acquaintance
E 33rd St & Atlantic Ave
02/05/16, 20:49
160205202
B/M, Drugs
1816 Montgomery
St
03/28/16, 13:35
160328106
B/M, Acquaintance*
1000 blk E 34th St
03/01/16, 13:16
160301104
B/M, Acquaintance
518 W 40th St
02/15/16, 21:44
160215160
W/M, Drugs
E 35th St & Ott St
03/21/16, 19:59
160321188
B/F, Acquaintance
217 W 39th St
07/13/16, 18:31
160713154
B/F, Domestic
922 W 52nd St
05/30/16, 22:42
160530187
B/M, Acquaintance*
E 39th ST & Ott St
03/13/16, 20:35
160313121
B/M, Acquaintance
2601 Bull St
06/02/16, 13:33
160602103
W/M, Acquaintance
2420 Abercorn St
03/16/16, 01:31
160316014
B/M, Robbery Gone
Bad
426 E 38th St
04/21/16, 19:23
160421154
B/M, Domestic
651 E 39th St
01/01/16, 18:19
160101117
B/M, Acquaintance
411 W 60th St
05/12/16, unk time
160512061, Unknown
Female in burned
vehicle
Adel St/Lamar St
Homicides (16) in Central

Precinct,
2016 through Aug 23
Homicides (5) in Southside

Precinct,
2016 through Aug 23
01/29/16, 23:21
160129214
W/M, Drugs
113 Paradise Dr
06/20/16, 03:48
160620018
B/M, Unknown*
Seneca Rd/Arrow
St
04/28/16, 04:02
160428018
B/M,
Retaliation*
8710 Cindy Ave
04/28/16, 02:23
160724022
B/M,
Acquaintance
8505 Waters Ave
08/22/16, 22:00
160822214
W/F, Unknown*
642 Northbrook
Rd
Homicides (8) in Islands

Precinct, 2016 through Aug 23
160504007,
00:59
05/04/16,
00:59
B/M,
Gang-related
160504007
Iowa
St/Long Ave
B/M,
Gang-Related
Iowa St & Long Ave
05/01/16, 20:53
160501141
B/M, Acquaintance
31 Bridgestone Ln
03/18/16, 13:07
160318124
W/M, Drugs
2015 E 37th St
05/07/16, 20:48
160507176
W/F, Strangers
E 54th St/Ash St
04/07/16, 06:04
160726025
B/M, Unknown*
2100 blk Mason Dr
04/07/16, 16:29
160407127
B/M, Accidential
1317 E 69th St
04/24/16, 06:59
160424042
B/M, Acquaintance
1935 E DeRenne Ave
04/17/16, 04:40
160417036
B/M, Unknown*
Truman Pkwy, County
(S of Mont Cross Rd)
Homicide
Circumstances
As of July 1, 2016
for 2016
Dispute Between
Unknown Parties , 1, 3%
Sexual Assault, 1, 3%
* As of Aug. 24, 2016

* Several investigations are
still in preliminary stages.
Dispute Between
Acquaintances, 16, 44%
Unknown, 6, 17%
Intended Robbery , 1, 3%
Retaliation, 2, 5%
Mistaken Identity, 1, 3%
Drug-Related,
4, 13% Domestic
Gang-Related, 1, 3%

2, 7%
Accidental Shooting, 1,
3%
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Group/Gang Involved Homicides for 2016

* As of Aug. 24, 2016
* Several investigations are
still in preliminary stages.
Unknown, 6,
17%
Group or Gang
involvement, 13,
36%
No Group or Gang
involved
homicides, 17, 47%

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National Network Definition of Group

All gangs are groups, but not all groups are gangs.
An exclusive focus on gangs, which is often understood to include notions
like organization and leadership, will exclude a significant number of
groups that contribute heavily to serious violence, such as loose
neighborhood drug crews or robbery crews.
Many (and often most) such groups will not fit the statutory definition of
gang. Nor will they meet even the common perception of what
constitutes a gang.
Such groups may or may not have a name, common symbol, sign or tags,
an identifiable hierarchy, or other shared identifiers.

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Crime Factors in the United States

1.
Populations density and degree of urbanization
2.
Variations in composition of population, particularly youth

concentration
3.
Stability of population w/ respect to residents mobility commuting

patterns and transient factors
4.
Modes of transportation and highway system
5.
Economic conditions, including median income, poverty level and job

availability
6.
Cultural factors and educational, recreational and religious

characteristics
7.
Family conditions with respect to divorce and family cohesiveness
8.
Climate
Note: Based on national historical data

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Crime Factors in the United States

9.
The effective strength of law enforcement
10. Administrative and investigative emphases of law enforcement

11. Policies of other components of the criminal justice system (i.e.
prosecutorial, judicial, correctional, and probational)
12. Citizens attitudes toward crime
13. Crime reporting practices of the citizenry
Note: Based on national historical data

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VIOLENCE
REDUCTION
INITIATIVES
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Stolen and Confiscated Guns by SCMPD

516 Guns Stolen YTD (as of August 23rd)
167 stolen from vehicles
659 guns confiscated/recovered (as of August 23rd)

Average of 3 guns per day
300 million guns in U.S.; 317 million people
.95 guns for every man, woman and child in
the United States

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Federal Gun Cases: Project Ceasefire

2012-2014
80 cases indicted in this 3-year period
2015
46 cases indicted in 2015 alone
2016 (YTD)
So far in 2016
12 cases indicted (10 SCMPD
)
25 Savannah-Chatham
casescases
indicted
16 more pending

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Cold Case Unit

Mission is to help bring closure to victims of unsolved
homicides and major crimes
7 addition part-time investigators hired

Supervised by SCMPD Lt. David Barefield
Started on Monday, August 22nd
180+ years of total policing
experience
130 years of investigative and
forensics experience

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ComNet
Link between vetted private security and SCMPD using
two-way, push-to-talk UHF radio network
Crime Prevention force-multiplier - provides eyes and ears to instantly
report criminal and suspicious activity.
Monitored by 911 Center
Pilot program with SCAD SecurityStarted July 8th

40 SCAD security officers and their dispatchers trained so far
Instant communication, primarily Downtown/Central Precincts areas.
Daily tests/radio checks
Potential connectivity to Ambassador initiative

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End Gun Violence: Step Forward

Recent visit from High
Point, NC Police Dept.
using this initiative
since 1998
Met with SCMPD officers,
law enforcement partners
and social service providers
Group Audit held July 28th

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NEW TECHNOLOGY

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Automatic Vehicle Location

Uses GPS and cellular technology to track vehicle
movement and use
August 4th, City Council approved

August 12th County Commission approved
Currently working with vendor regarding installation
Expected by December 15, 2016

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Automatic Vehicle Location Gantt Chart

Apr 11 - Apr 15
RFP review by City purchasing
Apr 19 - May 17
RFP posted for 4 weeks
May 17 - May 31
Vendor selection; RFP requires top 2-3 vendors

Jul 8 Goes before Policy Committee
Aug 4 On City Council agenda for purchase approval
Aug 12 On County Commission agenda for purchace approval
Aug 15 - Sep 12
Review and sign contract

Sep 19 - Sep 30
Order/Preprogram AVL
Installation
on Patrol
Vehicles
Oct 1 - Dec 15
2016
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Today
Jul 8
Policy Committee Reviews Purchase
Nov
Dec
2016
Expansion of Security Cameras

Locations identified based on historical crime data, key routes
and input from officers (roughly 200 locations)
GA Power Pole Attachment Agreement
Covert
Exploring a cellular solution

Plan on purchasing 2-3 in in 30-60 days for City project
Working on plan to install a small number on some of the Island

areas

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Placement of a camera:
1. Mounting
2. Connectivity
o Fiber Preferred- Each
location requires
evaluation to determine
feasibility of running
fiber
o Wireless
3. Power Requires interaction
with GA Power

Installation Process:
Identify Location
Power- coordination required
with GA Power
Mounting (County or GA Power
property)
Connectivity
Average time per install 4-6
weeks (once equipment is
ordered & delivered)
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Exploring new Video Management Systems

Future features/ functionalities
Integration of external cameras
Interface with CAD

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Fixed License Plate Readers

Approximately 20-30 locations have
been identified
Site plans currently being updated by vendor which will lead
to updated cost estimates
Will require State approval for some locations

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Records Management System

RMS houses all of the SCMPDs data
Police reports, tickets, field interviews,
etc.
Used to track crime statistics, analytics &
investigations
Our current system is 9 years old

In 1Q 2015 our RMS vendor was purchased by another
company

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Records Management System

We will be required to move to another RMS platform &
require data conversion
More importantly, a new RMS system would incorporate a
number of efficiencies and benefits
This may require a change in our Computer Aided Dispatch

system
AWAITING FUNDING

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YOUTH and
COMMUNITY
OUTREACH
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PAL Police Activities League

Anti Gun Pledge for middle school students
Relaunching new Explorer Program

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Community Outreach
Whitemarsh Island: community meeting informing residents
of recent burglaries
Carver Heights: community meeting informing of recent sexual

assault of young girl

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Youth Outreach
Back to School Patrols in Central Precinct

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RECRUITING &
RETENTION
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Recruiting
17 vacancies
Next academy begins Sept. 29th; hiring approx. 30 officers
96 officers still in a training phase; 35 finish training on
Sept. 2.
Will not reach effective staffing until November 2016

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New Hires Gantt Chart

January
Class of 35
Dec 21 - Sep 2
Patrol Field Training
May 21 - Sep 2
April Class of 33
Mar 21 - Nov 25
Aug 13 - Nov 25
June Class of 16
May 23 - Jan 20
Aug 15 - Oct 7
Patrol School
Oct 10 - Jan 20
July Class of 12
Jun 27 - Feb 24
GPSTC Academy
Jul 1 - Sep 16
Sep 19 - Nov 11
Patrol School
2015
2016
Dec
Feb
Today
Apr
Jun
Aug
Nov 12 - Feb 22
2017
Oct
Dec
Nov 12
June Class on Patrol
Oct 10
May Class on Patrol
16 officers
Feb
Retention
8% Attrition Rate (YTD 2016)
11% attrition rate since Sept. 2015, after raises took effect
Launched two month digital ad campaign in June. First
time theres been no increase in applications.
First 6 months after raises implemented averaged 134
applications/month.
Past 6 months averaging 78 applications/month
40% decrease
Surrounding agencies have raised their starting pay to our

level (Columbus, GA implemented raises on July 1, 2016)
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APPLICATIONS RECEIVED
2014
Aug. 10-Sep. 9
181
Oct. 10-Nov. 9
28
Sep. 10-Oct. 9
151
Nov. 10-Dec. 9
26
Oct. 10-Nov. 9
142
Nov. 10-Dec. 9
104
2015
Dec. 10-Jan 9
20
2016
Jan. 10-Feb. 9
32
Dec. 10-Jan. 9
104
Feb. 10-Mar. 9
27
Jan. 10-Feb. 9
105
Mar. 10- Apr. 9
75
Feb. 10-Mar 9
77
Apr. 10-May 9
92
Mar. 10-Apr 9
72
May 10-Jun. 9
71
Apr. 10-May 9
65
Jun. 10-July 9
97
May 10 Jun 9
77
July 10-Aug. 9
122
June 10-July 9
75
July 10-Aug. 9
76
Chief Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr. Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department
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To Serve, Protect and Build Trust

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

2. Violent Crime Reduction Initiatives

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Part 1 Crime Totals and Arrest and Exceptional

Year to Date as of 8/20/16

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Homicides vs. Arrests and Exceptional

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Robberies vs. Arrests, and Exceptional Clearance

Year to Date as of 8/20/16

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Aggravated Assaults vs. Arrests and Exceptional

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Auto Thefts vs. Arrests and Exceptional

Homicides (4) in West Chatham Precinct, 2016 through

03/25/16, unk time

Homicides (3) in Downtown Precinct, 2016 through

Homicides (16) in Central

Homicides (5) in Southside

Homicides (8) in Islands

* As of Aug. 24, 2016

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Group/Gang Involved Homicides for 2016

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

National Network Definition of Group

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Crime Factors in the United States

Populations density and degree of urbanization

Variations in composition of population, particularly youth

Stability of population w/ respect to residents mobility commuting

Modes of transportation and highway system

Economic conditions, including median income, poverty level and job

Cultural factors and educational, recreational and religious

Family conditions with respect to divorce and family cohesiveness

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Crime Factors in the United States

The effective strength of law enforcement

10. Administrative and investigative emphases of law enforcement

Note: Based on national historical data

Stolen and Confiscated Guns by SCMPD

659 guns confiscated/recovered (as of August 23rd)

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Federal Gun Cases: Project Ceasefire

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Cold Case Unit

7 addition part-time investigators hired

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police

Pilot program with SCAD SecurityStarted July 8th

Potential connectivity to Ambassador initiative

Joseph H. Lumpkin, Sr., Chief of Police