Police Department

September 2016 Monthly Report

Administrative Division – Lt. Jimmy Holcombe Positions Filled Light

Duty/FMLA/Military

Total

Sworn Officers 58 54 2 52

Dispatch 12 8 0 8

Detention 5 3 0 3

Admin 5/2pt 5/2pt 0 5/2

Animal Control 1 1 0 1

Total 81/2pt 71/2pt 2 69/2pt

Volunteer Hours

Date Class Type Instructor # Of

Students

Class

Hours

Total

Hours

9/17 Alive @ 25 Greer PD 28 6 168

9/6 In-Service Greer PD 15 8 120

9/15 Citizen Academy Greer PD 23 2 42

9/22 Citizen Academy Greer PD 23 2 42

9/29 Compstat Greer PD 35 3 105

9/29 Citizen Academy Greer PD 23 2 42

Totals 6 147 23 519

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Victor Mill Community Meeting

• The community meeting in Victor Mill had about 30 residences in attendance. The group brought up very minor issues such as traffic in the neighborhood. The group wants to work harder to get to know each other and especially the officers. A block party has been scheduled, a clean-up day, and a follow up meeting. The meeting also discussed other resources available to the community by other members. Debra Pisnor a pastor at Victor Methodist Church was able to get several others to attend the meeting to assist with parenting classes as well as tutoring programs for children in the community.

Community Contacts Made During the Month of September

During the month of September an estimated 210 contacts were made with various members of the community. The following is breakdown from each event or individual item. During the month there was not

as many special events as in the past two months, however they were quality contacts.

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

TeacherConferences

StudentConferences

PhoneConferenceswithParents

ConferenceswithParents

Training

Court

PhoneConferenceswithotherAgencies

MeeIngsatthePoliceDepartment

Arrests

PoliceReports

SchoolEvents

SROTimeDistribuIon

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CommunityContactsDuringAugust

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Operational Support Division – Lt. Marcus Kelley

Dispatch and Call Frequency Aug-16 Sep-16

% Change

From Previous

Month

Year to Date 2015

Year to Date 2016

% Change from

previous year

Number of 911 Calls 1,598 1,486 -7.0% 12,555 13,604 8.4% Incoming 7-Digit Line

Calls 5,526 5,156 -6.7% 38,672 40,623 5.0% Police Calls for Service 2,261 2,155 -4.7% 19,921 20,783 4.3%

Fire Calls for Service 277 272 -1.8% 2,445 2,407 -1.6% Total Dispatched Calls 2,538 2,427 -4.4% 22,336 22,918 2.6%

Inmate and Process Total Aug-16 Sep-16

% Change From

Previous Month

Year to Date 2015

Year to Date 2016

% Change from

previous year

Number of Adults Processed 164 131 -20.1% 1,177 1,344 14.2%

Transported to Greenville 38 31 -18.4% 256 327 27.7%

Transported to Spartanburg 19 25 31.6% 107 169 57.9%

Juveniles Processed 3 7 133.3% 27 27 0.0%

Hours Covered by Patrol 0 24 #DIV/0! 317 154 -51.4%

REPORTS ENTERED July 2016

August 2016

September 2016

Collision Reviewed on Report Beam

296

266

285

Warning / Public Contact forms

235

304

291

Traffic citations sent to Columbia

724

106

496

Traffic citations entered into Database

262

568

536

Rpts provided to public via fax, email, or mail

105

148

168 Incident & Supplemental Rpts Entered/ Copied

Over

920

963

982

Expungements Received

47

9

54

Expungements Researched/ Completed

49

74

55

Jail Packets Entered

187

123

185

Animal Control Activity

August 2016

September 2016

% Change From

Previous Month

Year to Date 2015

Year to Date 2016

% Change from

previous year

CallsforService 201 192 -4.5% 1,270 1,440 13.4%

LiveDogsPickedUp

8 5 -37.5% 94 80 -14.9%

LiveCatsPickedUp

4 12 200.0% 74 81 9.5%

DeadDogsPickedUp

0 1 #DIV/0! 6 6 0.0%

DeadCatsPickedUp

3 2 -33.3% 32 22 -31.3%

LiveWildlifePickedUp

3 2 -33.3% 15 17 13.3%

DeadWildlifePickedUp

6 8 33.3% 53 43 -18.9%

TrapsDelivered 8 6 -25.0% 62 54 -12.9%

FollowUpCalls 20 19 -5.0% 118 121 2.5%

CitationsIssued 0 0 0.0% 8 5 -37.5%

WarrantsObtained

0 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0%

WarningsIssued

20 19 -5.0% 119 121 1.7%

CourtCases 0 0 0.0% 1 10 900.0%

DogsTxtoCountyShelter

6 2 -66.7% 91 56 -38.5%

CatsTxtoCountyShelter 4 12 200.0% 78 75 -3.8%

TreatedbyVet 0 0 0.0% 7 1 -85.7%

HoursTraining 0 0 0.0% 18 8 -55.6%

Patrol Division – Lt. Varner

Performance Measures

Efforts were concentrated by Officers to conduct high visibility enforcement stops (over 34 citations issued) along the US 29 corridor prior to the intersection with SC 14 due to the large number of collisions at that intersection. US 29 and Buncombe became the new high spot with a reduction in the number of collisions as US 29 and SC 14.

Area 1

Working on 4 projects in the Needmore Community

Suspicious vehicles in Blue Ridge Plantation

Mt. Vernon issues

Pine St Ext

Area 2

Working with Wal-Mart on shoplifting

Auto Salvage

Two projects in the Sunnyside area

Area 3

Hammett Farms

Reserves at Riverside

Area 4

Project in the Victor area

Super 8

Old Woodruff Road

Spring Hill Subdivision

Response Citations Arrest Code5 Code6 Code11 Miles Warrants FI'sAlpha 737 198 54 104 4 62 7658 58 5Bravo 583 131 39 104 3 63 6970 28 2Charlie 398 57 14 33 6 31 8687 22 1Delta 629 64 41 73 5 84 6415 56 21Traffic 234 79 0 6 106 49 6567 0 0

PolicePatrolActivity 16-Aug 16-Sep %Change LastYTD YTD %Change

Citationsissued* 526 529 0.57% 6264 5385 -14.03%Arrest 162 148 -8.64% 1511 1408 -6.82%IncidentReports 297 320 7.74% 2538 2529 -0.35%CollisionReports 135 124 -8.15% 1013 1132 11.75%WarningCitations 300 289 -3.67% 2676 2894 8.15%PatrolMiles 34909 36297 3.98% 292422 330935 13.17%WarrantsServed 192 164 -14.58% 1235 1384 12.06%FieldInterviews 17 29 70.59% 151 306 102.65%Citationsarefortrafficandcriminaloffenses* TrafficCitations439 CriminalCitations90

3 Month prior Collisions Last Month Collisions

29/Buncombe 19 29/Buncombe 7

29/14 13 29/14 5

29/357 10 29/357 4

K-9 Numbers September 2016 Overall Deployment Statistics for K-9 Boss and K-9 Stryker

Deployments Arrests

2 1

Deployments grouped by Record Subtype

100.00% (3) Exterior Vehicle Scenting

3 total Deployments for September 2016

K-9 Training

42.86% (3) Demo (3) Hours

42.86% (3) Narcotics Detection Training (9) Hours

14.29% (1) Obedience Training (4) Hours

7 total Trainings for September 2016 (16) Hours

Criminal Investigations Division – Lt. Eric Pressley Investigators with the Criminal Investigations Division (CID) were assigned twenty two new cases in

September. Investigators were able to successfully clear nineteen cases during the month: eight cases

cleared by arrest, seven were ex-cleared, and three were unfounded. One case was administratively closed

in September. Several of the more significant events for the month are as follows:

• Lt. Eric Pressley graduated from the FBI National Academy on September 16th, 2016. • Sgt. O’Shields attended the Anticounterfeiting Conference in Newberry on September 27. • Det. Arterburn began an investigation into an armed robbery that occurred at the Spinx at

Hwy 14 and Hwy 29. Det. Arterburn also cleared four cases by arrest in September. • Det. Parrott continues to progress in his training, and attended 42 hours of training during

the month of September. • Det. Hemric began an investigation into a forcible CSC that occurred in the parking lot of the

National Guard Armory on Old Woodruff Rd. • Det. Bash continues to serve as training officer for Det. Parrott. Det. Bash was also able to

clear a Possession of stolen firearm case from 2015. • Victim’s Advocate Weibel opened 27 new cases for follow-up. She also followed up on six

previous cases. Weibel also spent 19 hours in various courts during the month assisting victims.

• Crime Analyst Ellis completed six bulletins, two on social media, and four LEO bulletins. Ellis also completed defendant sentencing analysis for one defendant, and five analysis requested by officers, and four from civilians.

• Cpl. Ferrell was able to set up a purchase of meth from a subject known as “Colt Brown” at Hwy 101 and I-85. Surveillance was conducted and the subject was observed showing up to the location for the sell. The subject was detained and a package containing thirteen grams of methamphetamine was located and an additional one gram bag was also located. Jonathan Colt Brown was charged with trafficking methamphetamine.

Performance Measures