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Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department

QUARTERLY REPORT

FOURTH QUARTER 2019

October 1st – December 31st

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Randal P. Taylor – Chief of Police

Report Prepared January 2020

Amended: August 12, 2

Page Intentionally Blank To Permit Double-Sided Printing of Full Report

FOURTH QUARTER REPORT

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF

October 1, 2019 – December 31, 2019

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Office of the Chief

INTERNAL AFFAIRS SECTION

Cases Received ......................................... 18 Complaints Received from CPCO ............... 11 Officer Involved Shootings ............................ 3 Internal Investigations ................................... 5 Vehicle Pursuits Involving Fatality ................ 0 In-Custody Death Investigations ................... 0 Referrals from SIU ........................................ 1

CHAPLAIN’S OFFICE

Death Investigations ................................. 183 Homicide Investigations .............................. 17

Infant Death Investigations .......................... 3 Suicide Investigations ................................. 21

Overdoses .................................................. 16 Attempted Suicide Investigations .................. 0

Accidents/Fatalities....................................... 4 Death Notifications ...................................... 50

Officer Involved Shootings ............................ 3 Officer-Involved Accidents ............................ 1

IMPD Employee Contacts...................... 1,097 IMPD Family Contacts .............................. 343

Hospital Visits ............................................. 25 Ride-Alongs with Officer ............................... 4

Roll Call Visits ............................................ 63 Death/Funeral Announcements .................. 42

Funerals Conducted/Attended .................... 17 Assists with Active Civilian Funeral ............... 0

*Officer-Involved Shootings and other major events may involve more than one chaplain responding.

Community Engagement Office

INDY PAL CLUB / MENTORING PROGRAMS

Activity Youth Served Activity Youth Served

Baseball, Basketball, Football ................... 150 National PAL Mentoring .............................. 15 Cheerleading .............................................. 15 Juvenile Justice Jeopardy ......................... 150 OK (Our Kids) Program ............................ 120 Eddie Eagle .............................................. 250 Field Trips x 1 ............................................. 10 School Visits (20) ........................................ 20 G.R.E.A.T. Families .................................. 165 Community Service Requests ..................... 10

IMMIGRANT OUTREACH

Adult Contacts ....................................... 3,137 Latino Community Meetings/Events ............ 24 Youth Contacts ...................................... 2,065 African Community Meetings/Events ............ 3 Student Contacts ................................... 3,003 Burmese Community Meetings/Events ....... 20 School Visits ............................................... 47 Business Contacts .................................... 112 Total Community Meetings ......................... 68 Patrol When Possible (PWPs) .................... 53

INPACT / RE-ENTRY PROGRAM

Home/Office Visits .................................... 930 Number of Compliant Parolees ................. 264 Total Drug Tests ....................................... 531 Job Referrals ............................................ 215 Positive Drug Tests .................................. 101 Referrals for Service ................................... 72 Parole Violations ......................................... 28 Number of Prison/Jail Visits .......................... 6 Parole Warrants/Arrests ............................. 35 Number of Bus Passes Issued ...................... 1

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Citizens Services Section

CITIZENS SERVICES COUNTER ACTIVITY Quantity

Incident Reports – Printed for Purchase at Service Counter ................................................... 2,444 Incident Reports – Printed for Purchase and Shipped by Mail ................................................... 565 Accident Reports – Printed for Purchase at Service Counter ..................................................... 755 Accident Reports – Purchased Online @ BuyCrash.com ...................................................... 10,552 Gun Permit Applications Accepted; Fingerprint Sets Taken .................................................... 1,711 Fingerprints Taken and Processed ............................................................................................ 495 Photographs Processed per Customer Request .......................................................................... 67

FIREARMS UNIT

Firearms Confiscated/Recorded ............... 931 Gun Permits Processed ......................... 1,710 Firearms Released ................................... 236 Gun Permit Application Denials ................ 176 IMPD Firearms Disposed .......................... 163 Stolen Firearms ........................................ 275 Illegal Firearms Processed ......................... 15 Recovered Firearms Processed ................ 105

AUTO DESK UNIT

Vehicles Towed by Police ...................... 2,147 Private Vehicles Towed .......................... 4,172 Due to Arrest or Law Violation ........................... Due to Vehicle Crash or Breakdowns Stolen/Recovered Vehicles ....................... 504 Fleet Vehicles Towed ............................. 1,092

PROPERTY SECTION

Total Items Received ........................... 15,442 Drug Items Received ............................. 1,730 Firearms Received ................................ 1,115

Crime Stoppers Section

Total Number of Tips Received ............. 1,865 Total Number of Arrests .............................. 41

Number of Awards Approved ...................... 33 Number of Awards Paid .............................. 10

Total Awards Amount Approved .......... $5,225 Total Awards Amount Paid ................... $1,925

Cash Recovered ................................ $21,455 Total Firearms Recovered........................... 21

Value of Property Recovered ............. $10,100 Number of Vehicles Recovered..................... 0

Value of Drugs Recovered ................. $29,850

Identification/Criminal Records Section

IDENTIFICATION UNIT

Parolees Processed.................................. 249 Non-Processed Thumb IDs ....................... 259 Probationers Processed ........................... 124 Tenprint Inquiries ................................... 9,369 Court Order/Summons Processed ............ 759 Fast ID Transactions ............................ 29,665 Arrest Slips Processed ........................ 10,945 Mobile ID Transactions ............................. 650






Identification/Criminal Records Section

LATENT FINGERPRINT EXAMINER UNIT

Latent Print Cases Examined ................... 557 Digital Images Received ........................... 724 AFIS Searches Conducted ....................... 302 Latent Print Comparisons .................... 18,619 Tenprint Identifications ............................... 75 Latent Print Identifications ......................... 172 Digital Images Processed ......................... 570 Hours of Case Preparation ......................... 45 Identifiable Cases Received ..................... 265 Hours in Court Providing Testimony ........... 14 Pawn Cards Received ................................ 40 Pawn Cards Identified ................................. 40

LATENT PRINT RUN STATISTICS

Print Runs with Cards ............................... 505 Percent Identifiable ............................. 47.52% Identifiable Print Runs .............................. 240

MUGSHOT DATABASE SUMMARY

Booking Photographs Added ............... 10,494 Images Printed..................................... 20,407 Person/Booking Updates ..................... 17,273 Photo Lineups Created .......................... 1,153

CRIMINAL RECORDS UNIT

History Packets Entered ............................. 86 Photo Print/Scan ....................................... 373 Dispositions Searched .............................. 488 Photo Lineups Printed .................................. 4 Mail Requests Processed ......................... 175 Documents Scanned, Archive .............. 16,244 Front Window Requests ........................... 751 Documents Indexed/Archive ................ 16,648 Service Desk Requests ............................ 191 Archive Quality Control Checks ........... 14,202 Firearms/ISP/NICS Request ..................... 550

COURT ENHANCEMENT UNIT

Applicants ................................................... 25 Gun Permits ........................................... 2,324 Record Checks ............................................. 0 Gun Releases ........................................... 576

Training Bureau

RECRUIT TRAINING SECTION

The Recruit Training Unit began the quarter with 68 recruits assigned to the 19th Recruit Class. At the close of the quarter, the 19th Recruit Class graduated the 24-week training curriculum on December 13, 2019, with a total of 67 recruits. In Q4, the 20th Recruit Class was sworn in on December 16, 2019 with 65 recruits starting the police academy. Currently, 58 recruits remain in the 20th Recruit Class, with a total of 144 hours of instruction administered. In Q4, the Recruit Training Unit assisted the Field Training Unit with instruction for the 2nd Lateral Police Officer class. Additionally, the Recruit Training Unit facilitated and instructed over 40 hours of supervisor in-service training during the fourth quarter of 2019.






Training Bureau

FIELD TRAINING SECTION

FTO Program:

18th Class had 38 officers complete FTO and 1 officer finishing Solo Phase

FTO Office coordinated and completed the 2nd IMPD Lateral Academy Class for 8 Recruits.

19th Class has 65 Officers in FTO

2nd IMPD Lateral Class has 8 officers in FTO

7 Officers completed Refresher Training

FTX was conducted for all members of the 19th and 2nd IMPD Lateral Academy at Eagle Creek Park.

Conducted interviews for new FTO Specialist Process. DTO Program:

Four detectives completed the DTO Training Program with 14 detectives currently training in the Program.

FIREARMS TRAINING SECTION

2019 Integrated Use of Force In-service

December 2-19.

Sessions: 23 eight-hour sessions

Officers trained: 1,104

19th Recruit Class

October 1-November 8.

Reintroduced shotgun qualifications into the recruit schedule.

Reintroduced physical training into the recruit schedule.

Lateral Class

November 11-15.

Handgun and Shotgun certified.

Retired Officer Qualifications

November: 6 retirees

December: 60 retirees

Less-Lethal Launchers

Shotgun/Launcher

November 18/19, November 20/21

Two 16-hour courses

Officers trained: 27

Miscellaneous

Individual officer new weapon qualification

Sessions: 11

Officers trained: 19

For the first time since the Eagle Creek Range opened, a city water line was installed in the building to ensure potable water is available for officers attending training.






Training Bureau

IN-SERVICE TRAINING SECTION

Fair and Impartial Policing (8 hours) 739 officers trained in 4th quarter (24 days)

Operations Supervisor Pursuit Policy (4 hours) 217 supervisors, predominately from operations (9 days)

PAO Class 4-day school for five new PAOs 11/04/19 - 11/08/19

PoliceOne E-learning Defensive Driving Principles EVO Part 1 (1 hour) 10/04/19 – 11/04/19 Recognizing and Responding to Domestic Violence (2 hours) 11/08/19 – 12/06/19 IMPD Vehicle Pursuits and Policy change (1 hour) 11/25/19 - 12/09/19

Makeup Training for Light Duty Officers Use of force (2 hours) classroom only 11/-7/19, 12/02/19 Firearms (2 hours) classroom only 12/02/19 Motorola Records Management (7 hours) 12/17/19

CAREER AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT SECTION

During this quarter, the Office of Career and Leadership Development (CLD) concluded weeks three and four of the IMPD Leadership Academy session 2019-02. The office coordinated and facilitated the graduation ceremony consisting of 45 internal and external agency students. Prior to the November graduation, the office continued preparing for the 2020-01 session which begins on January 27th. As part of the preparation the CLD office conducted three separate Leadership Academy pre-training sessions in December. In addition, the office worked closely with ISA and E-imagine to build a new student SharePoint site for the next session. The CLD office continues to maintain the IMPD Master designation. During this quarter, the CLD has assisted officers with the application process and coordinating with the CLD review committee. The office submitted six applications to the committee in December, adding four new Master Patrol officers and two Master Detectives to the department’s total. Finally, the office assisted with the coordination and completion of Math 123, which is part of the Ivy Tech / IMPD partnership. The officers and traditional students completed their semester in December. The office is currently working with Ivy Tech on the next semester, which is set to start in January 2020.

RECRUITING SECTION

Job-Career Fairs / Special Events / Training...... Recruiting Contacts Oct Nov Dec Total

October .................................................... 9 Email Messages ............ 318 + 281 + 225...... 824

November ................................................. 7 Calls/Voice Mails ........... 153 + 108 + 86 ....... 347

December ................................................. 5 Personal Contacts ......... 357 + 325 + 391... 1,073

Quarter 4 Total ...................................... 21 Social Media Posts ........ 106 + 85 + 51 ......... 242


OPERATIONS DIVISION FOURTH QUARTER REPORT



Operations Division

NORTH EAST SOUTHEAST SOUTHWEST NORTHWEST DOWNTOWN TOTALS

Dispatched Radio Runs 6,816 7,881 4,974 5,655 4,191 1,053 30,570

Percentages 22.30% 25.78% 16.27% 18.50% 13.71% 3.44% 100.00%

Markouts 2,356 2,240 1,854 2,533 2,701 1,066 12,750

Percentages 18.48% 17.57% 14.54% 19.87% 21.18% 8.36% 100.00%

Assists 46,755 54,237 40,176 32,707 36,058 11,895 221,828

Percentages 21.08% 24.45% 18.11% 14.74% 16.25% 5.36% 99.99%

Case Reports 4,652 5,254 3,552 3,677 3,349 1,303 21,787

Percentages 21.35% 24.12% 16.30% 16.88% 15.37% 5.98% 100.00%

Supplements 1,132 1,292 802 1,111 688 261 5,286

Percentages 21.42% 24.44% 15.17% 21.02% 13.02% 4.94% 100.01%

Crash Reports 1,574 800 881 857 856 300 5,268

Percentages 29.88% 15.19% 16.72% 16.27% 16.25% 5.69% 100.00%

Outright Arrests 555 860 544 551 632 388 3,530

Percentages 15.72% 24.36% 15.41% 15.61% 17.90% 10.99% 99.99%

Warrants 213 420 415 394 268 89 1,799

Percentages 11.84% 23.35% 23.07% 21.90% 14.90% 4.95% 100.01%

Uniform Traffic Tickets 997 630 841 2,228 452 175 5,323

Percentages 18.73% 11.84% 15.80% 41.86% 8.49% 3.29% 100.01%

Ordinances / Infractions 1,438 890 1,234 3,080 657 213 7,512

Percentages 19.14% 11.85% 16.43% 41.00% 8.75% 2.84% 100.01%

Data from IMPD Officer Activity Report Percentage totals may not total 100% exactly due to rounding

These statistics were obtained from the IMPD Officer Activity Report on Thursday, January 16, 2020.

Data is subject to change depending on additional entries, data reclassification, or other reasons.



HOMELAND SECURITY BUREAU



Homeland Security Bureau – Tactical

CRISIS NEGOTIATION UNIT

Barricaded Subject Incidents ........................ 5 Contain and Callouts .................................... 8

SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS – SWAT

High Risk Warrant Service .......................... 42 Surveillance Details ............................................... 9 Barricaded Subject Incidents ........................ 5 Arrests/Apprehensions ............................... 48 K9 Search Assistance Calls .......................... 6 Firearms Recovered ................................... 41 Details .......................................................... 8

EVENT RESPONSE GROUP – ERG

Planned Events ............................................ 4 ............ 145 Officers Involved — 1,160 Hours Protests / Rallies .......................................... 1 ................ 6 Officers Involved — 24 Hours Emergency Call-Outs ................................... 4 .............. 32 Officers Involved — 97 Hours

CANINE SECTION

Total Apprehensions ................................. 146 Total Calls for Service ............................... 569 – Felony Apprehensions without Dog Bite .. 107 Bite Ratio ............................................... 10.96% – Felony Apprehensions with Dog Bite ........ 15 Bomb Sweeps .......................................... 117 – Misdemeanor Apprehensions without Bite . 23 Warrant Searches ....................................... 44 – Misdemeanor Apprehensions with Bite ....... 1 Gun Searches ............................................. 10

BOMB SQUAD – EXPLOSIVE ORDINANCE DISPOSAL

Explosion (Incident) ...................................... 3 Operational Standby / Special Events ......... 50 Hoax (Incident) ............................................. 0 SWAT Assists – Tac EOD ............................ 1 Recovery (Incident) ...................................... 2 RND Sweeps .............................................. 25 Suspicious Package (Incident) ..................... 2 Protective Details .......................................... 4 Threat (Incident) ........................................... 1 Community Outreach Activities ..................... 2

MOUNTED SECTION – HORSE PATROL

Riding Patrols ............................................. 21 Riding Details ............................................. 24 Protests/Rallies............................................. 0 Funerals/Memorial Services ......................... 1 Parades ........................................................ 0 Downtown Events ....................................... 27

AVIATION SECTION – HELICOPTERS

Data unavailable at time of publication

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SECTION

Emergency Operations Center Activations ... 3 Outside Events Volunteered For ................... 3 Workshops/Trainings Attended ..................... 4 Planning Meetings ........................................ 3 CERT Classes .............................................. 7 CERT Trained Personnel .............................. 3

SPECIAL EVENT PLANNING SECTION

Special Event Permits Approved .............. 126 Event Action Plans Generated .................... 13


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CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE

Details / Events – Includes Dignitary Visits/Protests-Rallies/Planned and Unplanned Events ................. 39 Bias Crime Submissions ............................... 5 Confidential Informants Registered ............. 22 Officer Threat Cases ................................... 14 General Threat Cases ................................. 13 School Threat Cases .................................. 10 Various Other Cases ................................... 27

RESERVE UNIT

Arrests Made .............................................. 14 Vehicles Towed ........................................ 100 Uniform Traffic Tickets (UTTs) .................. 246 Crash Reports Made ................................. 275 Parking Tickets ........................................... 78 Incident Reports Made .............................. 237

Homeland Security Bureau – Traffic Branch

MOTORCYCLE SECTION

Dispatched Radio Runs ............................ 273 Accident Reports Taken ................................ 2 Arrests .......................................................... 1 Vehicles Towed .......................................... 18 Traffic Tickets (UTTs) Issued .................... 375 Detail Hours Worked .............................. 1,143 Parking Citations Issued ........................... 154 Hours Spent on Traffic Complaints ............. 95

PARKING AND INTERSECTION CONTROL

Dispatched Radio Runs .............................. 19 Traffic Tickets Issued .................................... 1 Vehicles Towed ............................................ 5 Parking Tickets Issued .............................. 230

PARK RANGERS

Event Details .............................................. 31 Park Checks .......................................... 3,948 Dispatched Runs ...................................... 463 Marine Patrol (hours) .................................... 5 Cold Weather Contingency Staffing .............. 0

CRASH INVESTIGATIONS UNIT

Total Vehicle Collisions .......................... 6,820 Personal Injury Crashes ......................... 1,060 Property Damage-Only Crashes ............ 5,759 Fatal Crashes ............................................. 17

HIT AND RUN UNIT

Cases Assigned ........................................ 437 Hit and Run Cases Solved ........................ 154 Fatal Hit and Run Cases ............................... 6 Fatal Hit and Run Cases Solved ................... 5

DUI ENFORCEMENT UNIT

DUI Arrests ............................................... 238 Crash Reports ............................................... 8 UTTs ......................................................... 234



INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION



Homicide and Aggravated Assault Branch

HOMICIDE SECTION

Murders (Criminal) ....................................... 46 Prior-Year Cases Cleared ............................. 3

Homicides (Non-Criminal) ............................... 6 CIRT Investigations ...................................... 3

Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................ 19 Percentage of 2019 Cases Cleared ....... 42.11%

Cases Exceptionally Cleared ........................ 2 Overall Percentage Cases Cleared ........ 53.80%

Homicide data reflects what IMPD has determined the Homicide Section will investigate as a homicide incident. These cases may or may not match the cases listed in the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) system. Reasons for these differences can include differences between UCR’s definition of Homicide. UCR statistics can also include criminal homicides that occur within Marion County, but are investigated by other police agencies. Additionally, homicide classification is subject to change as the investigation progresses.

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT SECTION

Cases Assigned ....................................... 165 Non-Fatal Shootings ................................. 122

Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................ 24 Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 52

Cases Unfounded ......................................... 1 Percentage Cleared This Quarter .......... 46.34%

COLD CASE UNIT

Cases Reviewed for Evidence Testing ......... 0 Trial Preparation ........................................... 1 Contacts Requiring Follow-Up .................... 43 Trials Resulting in Conviction ........................ 0

Cold Case Unit provided assistance to the following agencies: IMPD Homicide, IMPD Sex Crimes, Indiana State Police, FBI – Indianapolis, and Delphi Police Department.

FIREARMS INVESTIGATIONS UNIT

Total Cases Assigned ............................... 136 Cases Cleared by Arrest ........................... 115

Laird Law Retention Cases Filed .................. 3 Cases Determined to be NOAD .................... 5

Laird Law Cases Screened but Not Filed ...... 3 License Revocations to State Police ........... 58

Laird Law Cases Open/Active ...................... 2 Handgun Trace Requests to ATF ............. 376

Overall Percentage Cleared ....................69.70%

Robbery Branch

Total Robberies – All Types ...................................... 602 ............................................... Percentage*

Street Robberies ....................................................... 238 ..................................................... 39.53%

Internet-Based Robberies ......................................... 28 ......................................................... 4.65%

Carjacking Robberies ............................................... 32 ......................................................... 5.32%

Business Delivery Robberies .................................... 27 ......................................................... 4.49%

Business Robberies .................................................. 212 ..................................................... 35.22%

Home Invasion Robberies ........................................ 41 ......................................................... 6.81%

Residential Robberies............................................... 22 ......................................................... 3.65%

Unknown Type Robberies ........................................ 2 ........................................................... 0.33%

*Percentage may not equal exactly 100% due to rounding






Special Investigations Branch

Special Investigations Branch opened 18 criminal investigations during Fourth Quarter of 2019.

Investigative Support Branch

JUVENILE UNIT

Cases Assigned .......................................... 94 Detective Arrests ........................................ 20 Cases Unfounded ......................................... 9 Uniform Arrests ......................................... 250 Detention Orders ........................................ 13 Cases Cleared by Arrest ........................... 270 Summonses Obtained ................................ 15 Clearance Rate ......................................... 82%

MISSING PERSONS UNIT

Cases Assigned ........................................ 867 Missing Posters Issued ............................... 39 Case Cleared/Closed ................................ 679 Calls for Service ........................................ 224 Clearance Rate ........................................... 78% Attempt Kidnappings from School Zones ...... 7 Detective Arrests .......................................... 1 Kidnappings .................................................. 4 Call-Outs .................................................... 11 Missing Persons ....................................... 257 Arrest Warrants ............................................ 0 Non-Custodial Parental Abductions ............ 23 Search Warrants ......................................... 16 Runaways ................................................... 57

PAWN UNIT

Cases Assigned ........................................ 139 Recovered Items Value ...................... $89,917 Pawn Cards Processed ....................... 70,628 Firearms Sold/Pawned ........................... 1,058 Stolen Articles Entered ............................. 327 Pawn Shop Inspections ............................ 150 Stolen Items Recovered ........................... 300 *Individual stores are required to enter their information into Leads on Line, ...................................................................... so detectives are no longer required to enter information on cards by hand.

NUISANCE ABATEMENT UNIT

Cases Reviewed ....................................... 152 Zoning Reviews ........................................ 225 Search Warrants ........................................... 0 Compliance Sweeps ..................................... 3 Arrest Warrants ............................................ 3 Vacate Orders ............................................... 1 Outright Arrests ............................................ 0 UTTs Issued ................................................. 0

Criminal Offenses ......................................... 3 Temporary Restraining Orders ...................... 0 Civilian Violations ......................................... 0

FORENSIC FACIAL IMAGING UNIT

Finalized composites .................................. 14 Morphing Identifiable Feature Comparisons .. 4 IMPD Graphics ............................................. 2 Special Details .............................................. 5 Age progressions .......................................... 0 Court Testimony/Demonstrative Evidence .... 4 Post-mortem reconstruction, ID by family ..... 0 Lectured/Instructed at Federal, State, and Image assessments ...................................... 3 Municipal Law Enforcement Academies ..... 1

Assisted Outside Agencies – Local, In-State, Out-of-State ............................................................. 2






Domestic and Sexual Violence Branch

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SECTION

Cases Assigned .................................... 1,160 Cases Exceptionally Cleared .................... 247 Cases Unfounded ......................................... 7 Total Cases Cleared ................................. 758 Cases Pending Prosecutor Review .......... 210 Cases Cleared by Arrest ........................... 425 Cases NOAD ............................................ 121 Percentage Cases Cleared ...................... 65.3%

SEX OFFENSE SECTION

Cases Assigned ....................................... 192 Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 27 Cases Unfounded ....................................... 20 Total Cases Cleared ................................... 57 Cases Inactivated ....................................... 17 Percentage Cases Cleared ......................... 67% Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................ 10

CHILD ABUSE SECTION

Cases Assigned ....................................... 129 Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 20 Cases NOAD/DCS Referral ...................... 163 Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................. 37 Cases Inactivated / Uncleared ...................... 5 Total Cases Cleared ................................... 63 Cases Unfounded ......................................... 6 Percentage Cases Cleared ......................... 49%

VICTIM ASSISTANCE SECTION

Deaths ...................................................... 241 Child Abuse / Neglect ................................. 17 Assaults .................................................... 273 Threating Phone Calls ................................ 37 Sex Crimes ............................................... 101 Follow-Up Investigations ........................... 399 Robberies ................................................. 224 Transportation ............................................ 46 Burglaries ................................................... 14 Miscellaneous ........................................... 358 Domestic Violence .................................... 743 Total Contacts ....................................... 2,453

GOOD TOUCH – BAD TOUCH PROGRAM

Program Presentations ............................... 59 Children Interviewed ................................. 268 Total Attendees ..................................... 8,648 Child Molests Reported .............................. 75 └ Children: 8,300 Adults: 348

Organized Crime Branch

ORGANIZED CRIME UNIT

Cases Received ....................................... 437 Cases Inactivated ..................................... 361

Cases Assigned .......................................... 71 Cases Unfounded ......................................... 6

Cases Transferred to Other Agencies ....... 132 Search Warrants – Including Grand Jury Subpoenas ....... 15

Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................. 13 Warrants Obtained ...................................... 12

Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 20 Total Estimated Loss by Victims,

Cases Assigned-Percentage Cleared ..........47% Including Businesses ...................... $958,732






Organized Crime Branch

FINANCIAL CRIMES UNIT

Cases Received ....................................... 888 Cases Inactivated ..................................... 703

Cases Assigned ........................................ 140 Cases Unfounded ....................................... 19

Cases Transferred to Other Agencies ......... 31 Search Warrants Including Grand Jury Subpoenas ...... 12

Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................. 17 Warrants Obtained ...................................... 49

Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 43 Total Estimated Loss by Victims,

Cases Assigned-Percentage Cleared ...... 43.5% Including Businesses ...................... $774,188

GRAND JURY SECTION

Cases Assigned ............................................ 8 Criminal Cases Filed ..................................... 2

Cases Closed-No Charges Filed ................... 1 Bad Check Restitution Cases Assigned ........ 0

Restitution to Victims Ordered by the Marion County Superior Courts ............................. $ 140,977

COMPUTER AND DIGITAL FORENSIC UNIT

Forensic Examination Requests ............... 144 Federal Cases Files ...................................... 6 Computer Examinations Conducted.............. 5 State Cases Filed ........................................ 26

Hard Drive Examinations .............................. 5 Search Warrants Filed (State/Federal) .......... 78

Cell Phone Examinations .......................... 134 Grand Jury Subpoenas (State/Federal) ........... 8

Internet Crimes Against Children Cases ..... 65 Cell Tower/Comm. Records Requests ........ 39

Children Identified/Rescued ........................ 11

ARSON SECTION

Arson Investigations ................................... 44 Firefighter Injuries ....................................... 13

Accidental Fire Investigations ..................... 23 Fire-Related Deaths ...................................... 0

Vehicle Fire Investigations .......................... 29 Canine Calls for Service ............................. 14

Cases Assigned ........................................ 189 Canine Alerts .............................................. 11

Detective Arrests .......................................... 4 Total Fire Dollar Loss ................... $ 7,900,050

Percentage Cleared ...................................... 9%

Operational Support Branch

INCIDENT ANALYSIS SECTION

Gun Violence Products Posted ................... 57 Intelligence Products for East District .......... 13

RFIs for IMPD and Other LE Agencies ......... 9 General Investigative RFI Responses ........... 0

Intelligence Team Research Products ........ 18






Covert Investigations Branch

CRIMINAL INTERDICTION SECTION

....................................................................... Narcotic Evidence Recovered ...................... Grams

Total Arrests ............................................. 113 - Cocaine ............................................. 127.23 Search Warrants Served .......................... 120 - Heroin ............................................. 2,005.94 Firearms Recovered ..................................... 6 - Marijuana .................................... 452,396.00 ....................................................................... - Methamphetamine ........................... 7552.84

FORFEITURE INVESTIGATIONS SECTION

Number of Cases Assigned ...................... 115

METROPOLITAN DRUG TASK FORCE

....................................................................... Narcotic Evidence Recovered ...................... Grams Total Arrests ............................................... 23 - Cocaine ............................................. 577.66 Search Warrants Served ............................ 21 - Heroin ................................................ 124.32 Firearms Recovered ................................... 13 - Marijuana ...................................... 22,406.51 ....................................................................... - Methamphetamine ........................ 20,208.80

VIOLENT CRIMES UNIT


Total Arrests ............................................... 80 - Cocaine ............................................... 20.00 Search Warrants Served ............................ 49 - Heroin .................................................. 10.00 Firearms Recovered ................................... 11 - Marijuana ............................................. 10.00 ....................................................................... - Methamphetamine ................................. 5.00

DEA INDIANAPOLIS TACTICAL DIVERSION SQUAD


Total Arrests ............................................... 19 - Cocaine ...................................................... 0 Search Warrants Served .............................. 5 - Heroin ......................................................... 0 Firearms Recovered ..................................... 0 - Marijuana ........................................... 156.60 ....................................................................... - Methamphetamine ........................ 15,549.00

SAFE STREETS TASK FORCE


Total Arrests ............................................... 16 - Cocaine ............................................. 175.00 Search Warrants Served ............................ 20 - Heroin ................................................ 200.50 Firearms Recovered ..................................... 8 - Marijuana .................................................... 0 ....................................................................... - Methamphetamine ........................... 1123.00

UNITED STATES MARSHALS TASK FORCE

Total Arrests ............................................... 19 Search Warrants ........................................... 0

- Federal ...................................................... 0 - Federal ....................................................... 0 - State........................................................ 19 - State .......................................................... 0






Covert Investigations Branch

HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS UNIT


Total Arrests ................................................. 2 - Cocaine ............................................. 228.00 Search Warrants ........................................... 0 - Heroin ......................................................... 0

Firearms Recovered ..................................... 0 - Marijuana ........................................... 680.39

....................................................................... - Methamphetamine ...................................... 0

CENTRAL INDIANA HIGH INTENSITY DRUG TRAFFICKING AREA


Total Arrests ............................................... 12 - Cocaine ............................................... 46.00 Search Warrants ........................................... 6 - Heroin .................................................. 80.70

Firearms Recovered ..................................... 1 - Marijuana .................................................... 0

....................................................................... - Methamphetamine .......................... 9,568.72

PRESCRIPTION FRAUD UNIT

Total Arrests ................................................. 9 Arrest Warrants ............................................. 0

- Federal Arrests ........................................... 0 Search Warrants ........................................... 0 - State Arrests............................................... 9

CRIME GUN INTELLIGENCE CENTER


Total Arrests ............................................... 90 - Cocaine ............................................... 57.00 Search Warrants Served ............................ 58 - Heroin .................................................. 23.00

Firearms Recovered ................................... 64 - Marijuana ........................................ 1,783.00

....................................................................... - Methamphetamine ............................... 37.00

IMPD / ATF ACHILLES TASK FORCE


Total Arrests ............................................... 21 - Cocaine ...................................................... 0 Search Warrants ........................................... 7 - Heroin ......................................................... 0

Firearms Recovered ..................................... 6 - Marijuana .................................................... 0

....................................................................... - Methamphetamine ...................................... 0

HUMAN TRAFFICKING SECTION

Total Arrests ............................................... 14 Firearms Recovered ..................................... 1

– Federal Arrests .......................................... 0 Search Warrants ......................................... 10 – State Arrests ............................................ 14 Arrest Warrants ............................................. 1



UNIFORM CRIME REPORT

October 1 – December 31, 2019


UCR CRIME TREND

UCR information is NOT yet available for the Fourth Quarter 2019

Due to technical difficulties with the new reporting system


Fourth Quarter Report __________________

October 1, 2019

through

December 31, 2019