Hot Springs Police Department

January 2021 Monthly Summary

Presented by:Chief Chris Chapmond

Compiled: February 8, 2021

Michael Simmons, Crime Analyst/Database Administrator

Chief’s Schedule

Chief’s Recurring Meetings

Date Event, Audience, or Subject Matter

1st Mon. each Wk @ 9 A.M. COVID -19 Task Force Zoom Meeting

1st Mon. each Wk @ 12 P.M. Unity Coalition at Lake Pointe Church

3rd Mon. each Mo @ 12 P.M. Rotary Club

1st & 3rd Tue. ea. Mo @7 P.M. City Board Meeting

1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Wednesday Strategic Planning Committee meeting

1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Thursday Pastor’s Meeting

SOURCE: CHIEF’S CALENDAR

Chief’s Other Meetings

Date Event, Audience, or Subject Matter

Jan 3 Department Head Zoom Meeting

Jan 7 Command Staff Interviews

Jan 7 Hot Springs Motorola Update Meeting

Jan 8 Meeting with VA Rep. Ezelle

Jan 11 Smith Dobbs Meeting

Jan 12 Project Meeting/Discussion

Jan 13 JTTF Meeting/Briefing

Jan 13 AML Virtual Conference

Jan 14 Conference call with Alec Cowan

Jan 16 (Sat) MLK Breakfast (Zoom)

Jan 19 Meeting with Pastor Fred Nichols

Jan 19 Malvern Avenue Improvement Project Groundbreaking

Jan 20 ADA Parking Meeting

Jan 20 Meeting with Director Trusty

Chief’s Schedule (continued)

Chief’s Other Meetings

Date Event, Audience, or Subject Matter

Jan 21 Don’t Slip on Staying Healthy Zoom Meeting

Jan 21 Meeting with City Manager (Bill Burrough)

Jan 22 Assist Anthony Tidwell (Rix Building) Packing Backpacks for Homeless

Jan 25 Pre Agenda Meeting

Jan 26 Smart City Solutions Microsoft Teams Webinar Meeting Demo

Jan 26 Meeting with Rex Taylor

Jan 27 Violent Crimes Task Force Update Meeting

Jan 27 Meeting with Anthony Tidwell

Jan 27 AACP Convention Meeting

Jan 28 Housing Authority Meeting (Richard Harrington)

Jan 28 AACP Board Meeting

Jan 29 Animal Control Meeting w/Assist. Chief

Jan 29 Attorney General’s Officer o the Year Lunch/Benton Event Center

Jan 29 Super Board – Standby Advisory Board (Unclassified)

SOURCE: CHIEF’S CALENDAR

Crime Trends

SOURCE: SPILLMAN HUB - UCR REPORTS (Report Name: ucr)

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2021 2020 2019 3-yr avg

January 2021 Homicide Comparison

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2021 2020 2019 3-yr avg

January 2021 Assaults Comparison

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2021 2020 2019 3-yr avg

January 2021 Burglary Comparison

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2021 2020 2019 3-yr avg

January 2021 Theft Comparison

Crime Trends (continued)

SOURCE: SPILLMAN HUB - UCR REPORTS (Report Name: ucr)

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January 2021 Forcible Rape Comparison

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January 2021 Robbery Comparison

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January 2021 Arsons Comparison

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2021 2020 2019 3-yr avg

January 2021 Motor Vehicle Theft Comparison

Uniform Crime Report (Breakdown of Major Events)

The breakdown of major crime events can help us quickly putsome crimes in perspective. For example, a Uniform Crime Report(UCR) may be able to tell us at a glance whether intent ornegligence is currently a trending factor in local homicides, or ifthe theft of commercial vehicles is trending upward compared tothe theft of passenger cars or motorcycles.

In addition, since the report is used by law enforcement agencieson a national level these eight particular crime statistics serves asa baseline to help analysts examine the rise and fall of local, stateand national crime.

SOURCE: SPILLMAN HUB - UCR REPORTS (Report Name: ucr)

CRIMINAL HOMICIDE 0

a. Murder/Nonneg Manslaughter 0

b. Manslaughter by Negligence 0

FORCIBLE RAPE 2

a. Rape by Force 2

b. Attempt Forcible Rape 0

ROBBERY 0

a. Firearm 0

b. Knife or Cutting Inst. 0

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 0

d. Hands-Fist-Feet-Etc. 0

ASSAULT 53

a. Firearm 11

b. Knife or Cutting Inst. 0

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 1

d. Hands-Fist-Feet-Etc. 1

e. Other Assaults-Simple 40

BURGLARY 23

a. Forcible Entry 20

b. Unlawful Entry/No Force 3

c. Attempt Forcible Entry 0

LARCENY - THEFT 105

MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT 34

a. Autos 25

b. Trucks and Buses 1

c. Other Vehicles 8

Arson Cases 0

Officer(s) Assaulted 0

December 2020 Uniform Crime Report

Other Crimes

SOURCE: SPILLMAN HUB - LAW INCIDIENT STATISTICAL REPORTS (Report Name: rplwtiro)

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Fraud

Disorderly Conduct

Domestic Battery

Drug offenses

3 Year Comparison of Lesser Offenses for This Month

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Investigative Trends

Field Operations & Special Operations

Nights 110 38 13 37 7 32 84 17 1 18 37 1 56

Days 455 104 31 89 1 86 275 48 3 3 54 30.5 3 35

Spec Ops 32 1 3 5 58 46 48 107 14 1 70 4 116

Total 4251 597 143 47 131 8 176 46 407 172 17 5 0 194 100.5 4 0 1 3 207

Last Month 4628 796 157 33 174 12 152 42 460 198 29 7 0 234 136 12.25 6 1 0 1140

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ABATEMENT ACTIVITIES

Cases Opened 1

Cases Closed 0

Cases Filed 0

Properties Boarded 0

Properties Returned 0

Civil Summons Served 0

Arrests 3

SOURCE: ABATEMENT OFFICER’S MONTHLY

Support Operations (continued)

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS

Cases Assigned 179

Cases Closed 84

Search Warrants Served 9

Arrest Warrants Issued 0

Arrests 13

SOURCE: CID SUPERVISOR’S MONTHLY

Investigative Trends

Support Operations

DRUG TASK FORCE *

Initiated (New) Investigations 18

Active Investigations 44

Firearms Seized 8

Arrests 20

DRUGS SEIZED (grams)

Marijuana 227.80

Methamphetamine 3190.50

Cocaine 14

Heroin 0

Rx 0

SOURCE: DTF MONTHLY

SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS

Cases Assigned 31

Cases Closed 11

Search Warrants Served 2

Arrest Warrants Issued 0

Arrests 9

DRUGS SEIZED (grams)

Marijuana 0

Methamphetamine 131

Cocaine 14

Heroin 1.7

Rx 1

Guns 2

Cash $1,216.07

SOURCE: SIU SUPERVISOR’S MONTHLY

* DTF is a multi-jurisdictional drug task force

Operational Statistics & Comparisons

ANIMAL CONTROL ACTIVITIES

Calls For Service 242

After Hours Call-Outs 6

Animals In 134

Animals Out 85

SOURCE: ANIMAL SERVICES SUPERVISOR’S MONTHLY

DISPATCH/911

# of Emergency 911 Calls 3,268

SOURCE: COMMUNICATIONS SUPERVISOR’S MONTHLY

SOURCE: SPILLMAN HUB – CAD STATISTICAL REPORTS (Report Name: rpcdtccr)

4,251

4,120

3,802

4,058

2021 2020 2019 3-yr avg

January 2021 Calls For Service Comparison

Training Summary

In-House Training This Month (HSPD personnel only)

Date Training Event or Subject Matter Audience # Attending Classroom Hrs. Total Hrs.

Jan 1 Report writing Sworn 9 8 72

Jan 4-8 New hire training Sworn 8 40 320

Jan 11-15 New hire training Sworn 1 40 40

Jan 3-30 Field Training Sworn 1 160 160

Jan 25, 28, 29 Command Solutions CompStat Sworn Cpl. + 38 1 38

Jan 18-31 Field Training Sworn 1 80 80

Jan 10-31 Field Training Sworn 2 120 240

Hosted Training This Month (Other personnel invited to attend)

Date Training Event or Subject Matter Audience # Attending Classroom Hrs. Total Hrs.

None

Outside Training This Month (HSPD personnel training outside the department)

Date Training Event or Subject Matter Audience # Attending Classroom Hrs. Total Hrs.

Jan 17-21Direct Action Resource Center: Law Enforcement Counter-terrorism course Level 1

Sworn 4 96 384

Jan 10-31 ALETA 2021-A Sworn 6 128 768

SOURCE: TRAINING MONTHLY

Total Training Hours: 2,102

Community Action Team Highlights

Date Event Description Hours

Jan 11 Ofc. Cervantes Unity Coalition meeting 1.5

Jan 11 Chief Chapmond and Cpl Langley Oaklawn Rotary Club meeting 1

Jan 18 Ofc Cervantes Unity Coalition meeting 1

Jan 25 Ofc. Cervantes Unity Coalition meeting 1

COMMUNITY EVENTS ATTENDED

SOURCE: PUBLIC & COMMUNITY RELATIONS MONTHLY

Public Relations Highlights

Date Event Description # In Attendance Hours

None

Commendations / Recognition

Every year, January 9th is recognized as National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Onthis day, we proudly recognize & thank the men and women of the Hot Springs PoliceDepartment, as well as other agencies locally, statewide, and federally who protect andserve our citizens.

Commendations / Recognition

The Hot Springs Police Department is excited to welcome Officer James Moore to our agency. Officer Moore was sworn in by Chief Chris Chapmond on January 4.

Members of the Hot Springs PDCommand Staff, Administrative staff,and Public Information/CommunityAction Team assisted the staff ofOuachita Children’s Center withfilling backpacks for distribution tohomeless citizens.

Public Relations Highlights

In Memoriam

HSPD mourns the loss of our K9officer, Nitro, who had servedthe HSPD since 2019. Due to asevere, chronic injury, Nitro waseuthanized earlier this month.Thank you for your service, Nitro.