hot springs police department september 2021 monthly summary

Hot Springs Police Department

December 2021 Monthly Summary

Presented by:Chief Chris Chapmond

Compiled: January 10, 2022

Michael Simmons, Crime Analyst/Database Administrator

Chief’s Schedule

Chief’s Recurring Meetings

Date Event, Audience, or Subject Matter

1st Monday of every Week @ 9:00 A.M. COVID -19 Task force zoom

1st Monday of every week @ 12:00 P.M. Unity Coalition at Lake Pointe Church

3rd Monday of every month @ 12:00 P.M. Rotary

1st and 3rd Tuesday’s @7:00 P.M. City Board Meeting

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

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

1, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Friday’s @ 8:00 A.M. Oaklawn Breakfast Meeting (Track Kitchen)

SOURCE: CHIEF’S CALENDAR

Chief’s Schedule

SOURCE: CHIEF’S CALENDAR

Chief’s Other Meetings

Date Event, Audience, or Subject Matter

Dec 1 Mandatory Finance COAP Workshop

Dec 2 STR Meeting

Dec 4 (Saturday) Movie in the Park (Embassy Suites)

Dec 5 Shop with a Hot Springs Cop

Dec 6 Public Safety Committee Meeting

Dec 7 Command Staff Meeting

Dec 8 Command Staff Interviews

Dec 10 ALETA Graduation

Dec 12 Church Service at LakePointe

Dec 13 AACP Convention Meeting

Dec 14 Meeting with Sheriff Mike McCormick

Dec 15 COAP Grant Meeting

Dec 15 AACP Legislative Meeting regarding Law Enforcement

Dec 15 AR 911 Meeting with City Manager

Dec 20 Harbor House Christmas Giftingouse gifting

Crime Trends

Major Offenses

This Calendar Month, 3-Year Comparison

SOURCE: COMPSTAT DASHBOARD

Crime Trends

Major Offenses

YTD, 3-Year Comparison


Crime Trends

Lesser Offenses of Special Interest




Crime Trends

Incidents of Special Interest




Other Crimes

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

Investigative Trends

Field Operations & Special Operations

SOURCE: FIELD OPERATIONS COMMANDER’S MONTHLY


Support Operations (continued)

SOURCE: CID MONTHLY

ABATEMENT ACTIVITIES

Cases Opened 0

Cases Closed 1

Cases Filed 0

Properties Boarded 0

Properties Returned 0

Civil Summons Served 0

Arrests 0

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS

Cases Assigned 203

Cases Closed 145

Search Warrants Served 22

Arrest Warrants Issued 19

Arrests 16


Support Operations

* DTF is a multi-jurisdictional drug task force

SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS

Cases Assigned 31

Cases Closed 6

Search Warrants Served 1

Arrest Warrants Issued 3

Arrests 6

DRUGS SEIZED (grams)

Marijuana 64.4

Methamphetamine 70.65

Cocaine 1.1

Heroin 5.8

Rx 24

Guns 1

Cash $600.00

DRUG TASK FORCE *

Initiated (New) Investigations 14

Active Investigations 54

Firearms Seized 4

Arrests 32

DRUGS SEIZED (grams)

Marijuana 189.80

Methamphetamine 203.30

Cocaine 1.00

Heroin 2.50

Rx 50.80

SOURCE: SIU MONTHLY SOURCE: DTF MONTHLY

Operational Statistics & Comparisons

ANIMAL CONTROL ACTIVITIES

Calls For Service 250

After Hours Call-Outs 17

Animals In 121

Animals Out 72

SOURCE: ANIMAL SERVICES SUPERVISOR’S MONTHLY

DISPATCH/911

# of Emergency 911 Calls 3,346

SOURCE: COMMUNICATIONS SUPERVISOR’S MONTHLY

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

Training Summary

In-House Training This Month (HSPD personnel only)

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

TRAINING DETAILS NOT SUBMITTED

Hosted Training This Month (Other personnel invited to attend)


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


SOURCE: TRAINING MONTHLYTotal Training Hours: 680

Opioid Overdose Investigation Summary

SOURCE: OPIOID OVERDOSE INVESTIGATOR’S MONTHLY

Peer Recovery Specialist Activities Summary

SOURCE: PEER RECOVERY SPECIALIST’S MONTHLY

Community Action Team Highlights

Date Event Description Hours

Dec 4 Drive In Movie in the Park 4

Dec 5 Shop with a Hot Springs Cop Christmas event 8

Dec 7 Safety Instructions for 1,2,3’s & A,B,C’s Daycare staff 1

Dec 7 Meeting with Command Staff (New Hire/Recruiting/Badge Pinning) 1

Dec 20 Delivered Christmas gifts and lunch to Harbor House Recovery 2

Dec 22 Delivered Christmas gifts and lunch to Zoso Recovery 2

COMMUNITY EVENTS

SOURCE: PUBLIC & COMMUNITY RELATIONS MONTHLY

Date Event Description # Attended Hours

Dec 4 Drive In Movie in the Park 250 4

Dec 5 Shop with a Hot Springs Cop Christmas event 130 8

Dec 20 Christmas in Recovery (Harbor House) 50 2

Dec 22 Christmas in Recovery (Zoso) 30 2

COMMUNITY EVENTS HOSTED

The Hot Springs Police Department was excited to hold our 3rd Annual “Shop With a Hot Springs Cop” event December 6th, 2021. We partnered with Walmart, our local school districts, and other

community members and blessed 74 children from our community so they could have a happy holiday. We also provided each family

with a food basket for a Christmas dinner! Thank you all who participated in making this great event possible!

EVENTS

This holiday season, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety

Administration (NHTSA) partnered with The Hot Springs

Police Department (HSPD) to share the message about the

dangers of drunk driving.

EVENTS

Assistant Chief Billy Hrvatin, Cpl. Jjesus Anaya and Sean Willits were able to provide Harbor House Christmas gifts and lunch on December 20th. This was our Christmas in Recovery event, that provided gifts to individuals in recovery during

the holiday season.

EVENTS

On December 22nd Assistant Chief Billy Hrvatin, Cpl. Jjesus Anaya, and PRS. Sean Willits were able to provide Christmas gifts and lunch to the clients of SOZO recovery center!

EVENTS

During the months of November and December members of the police department were able to grow beards with a small donation that benefited Shop with a Cop. They submitted photos of their beards for a best beard competition. So

help us congratulate Sgt. Jerry Freeman for having the best looking beard!

EVENTS

IN MEMORIAM

Greg StringerMarch 14, 1957 - December 20, 2021

Greg “G-String” Stringer, 64, passed away 12/20/2021 after a long battle with cancer. He was born March 14, 1957, in Little Rock, AR, to Donald and Betty Stringer. He was saved and baptized at age 7.

Survivors include his wife and the love of his life, Jeannie Stringer; daughter Shanna McQueen (Michael) of Rogers, AR, who has always held his heart in her hands; grandchildren Van Wyatt McQueen and Finley Oliver McQueen whom he adored beyond words; loving parents Donald and Betty Stringer; and sister Melissa Wallace (AJ).

Greg was a long-time resident of Hot Springs and a retired lieutenant from the Hot Springs Police Department. He held several different roles during his time at the HSPD including the role of sniper on the SWAT team for many years. His brothers and sisters in blue were like family to him.

He had a love for classic rock music and played the guitar for many years. Some of his favorite time was spent playing alongside his teacher and mentor Jim Hassell. Greg also had a love for Taekwondo and trained up until his passing with Chief Master Marcus Roby at the Ultimate Warrior Martial Arts Academy. Through all of the trials Greg faced with cancer he continued to train and earned his 2nd degree black belt in Oct 2021.

He was always up for an adventure and Greg and Jeannie had many of them riding their Harley’s across the country. He made many friends as he went but none more special than the South Dakota “family” they saw every year when they went to the Sturgis rally. His last great adventure was a bucket-list trip to Alaska in October to see the Northern Lights.

Greg was truly a special man and everyone that met him instantly loved him. He had so many friends that he still kept in contact with from his school days at Fountain Lake High School, to his fraternity brothers of Phi Kappa Alpha (then Lamda Chi Alpha) to all of the others he met in his daily life. He loved a good joke and was known to give as good as he got, he had perfected the art of slipping in a funny comment or saying when you least expected it. He will be sorely missed by all.

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