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 HUNTERSVILLE UNTERSVILLE POLICE OLICE DEPARTMENT EPARTMENT  102 Gilead Road P.O. Box 664 Huntersville, N.C. 28070 (704) 875-6542 Fax (704) 875-2815 Philip K. Potter, CLEE Chief of Police MONTHLY CRIME BULLETIN Auto Breaking and Entering September 2010 Activity Summary: There were thirty-one (31) Auto B&Es reported in September  2010. There were twenty-one (21) Auto B&Es reported during the same timeframe in 2009. This is a 48% increase from 2009 to 2010. Every zone experienced one or more incidents with West 2 having the highest number of ten (10), or 32%. Nine (9), or 29%, of the incidents were reported in A-1. Twenty (20), or 65%, of the incidents took place at residential locations. Seventeen (17), or 55%, of the incidents involved forced entry. Thirteen (13), or 42%, of the incidents were discovered on a Tuesday. Eleven (11), or 35%, of the incidents were discovered between the hours of 0800 and 1159. Thirteen (13) incidents are open for further investigation, seventeen (17) have been closed with leads exhausted, and one (1) has been closed cleared by arrest. Historically, HPD has an average of 22 Auto B&Es during the month of September with a current threshold of 5 to 39. This September, we were within the threshold with 31 reported Auto B&Es. Forecast for October: The average number of Auto B&Es for the month of October is 30 plus or minus 14. By the end of October, there is a 68% chance HPD will have received between 16 and 44 reported Auto B&Es. Prepared by: Laura Rooks, Crime Analyst Submitted to: Philip K. Potter, Ch ief of Police * Honor * Professionalism * Dedication *

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  HUNTERSVILLEUNTERSVILLE  POLICEOLICE 

DEPARTMENTEPARTMENT  102 Gilead Road P.O. Box 664 Huntersville, N.C. 28070

(704) 875-6542 Fax (704) 875-2815Philip K. Potter, CLEE

Chief of Police

MONTHLY CRIME BULLETIN

Auto Breaking and Entering

September 2010Activity Summary:

• There were thirty-one (31) Auto B&Es reported in September  2010. There were twenty-one (21) Auto B&Es

reported during the same timeframe in 2009. This is a 48% increase from 2009 to 2010.

• Every zone experienced one or more incidents with West 2 having the highest number of ten (10), or 32%.

• Nine (9), or 29%, of the incidents were reported in A-1.

• Twenty (20), or 65%, of the incidents took place at residential locations.

• Seventeen (17), or 55%, of the incidents involved forced entry.

Thirteen (13), or 42%, of the incidents were discovered on a Tuesday.• Eleven (11), or 35%, of the incidents were discovered between the hours of 0800 and 1159.

• Thirteen (13) incidents are open for further investigation, seventeen (17) have been closed with leads

exhausted, and one (1) has been closed cleared by arrest.

Historically, HPD has an average of 22 Auto B&Es during the month of September with a current threshold of 5 to 39.

This September, we were within the threshold with 31 reported Auto B&Es.

Forecast for October:

The average number of Auto B&Es for the month of October is 30 plus or minus 14. By the end of October, there is

a 68% chance HPD will have received between 16 and 44 reported Auto B&Es.

Prepared by: Laura Rooks Crime Analyst

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Prepared by: Laura Rooks Crime Analyst

31 Auto B&Es in September 2010

 

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BREAKING AND ENTERING MOTOR VEHICLE

September 2010

Geographic Analysis

Incidents per Reporting Tract Number of Crimes per Location

 

 Incidents by Response Area

d b

Location # % of totalCommercial 3 10%

Residential 20 65%

School 2 6%

Hotel 5 16%

Park  1 3%

31 100%

Tract # % of totalA1 9 29%

A2 5 16%

A3 1 3%

A4

A5

B1 1 3%

B2 8 26%

B3 2 6%B4

C1

C2

C3

C4

C5

C6 1 3%

D1D2 3 10%

D3 1 3%

D4

D5

D6

31 100%

Beat # % of  

total

East 1 8 26%

East 2 3 10%

East 3 4 13%

West 1 5 16%

West 2 10 32%

West 3 1 3%

  31 100%

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Temporal Analysis

# of Incidents/Day at Found    Time Crimes Found by 4hr Intervals

Modus Operandi Analysis

Forced or Non-forced Entries Method of Entry

Entry Type # % of total

Forced 17 55%

Unforced 14 45%

Unknown 0 0%

  31 100%

Day # % Total

Sunday 0 0%

Monday 0 0%

Tuesday 13 42%

Wednesda

y

2

6%

Thursday 2 6%Friday 7 23%

Saturday 7 23%

31 100%

Time Period # % per Allocation

0000-0359 5 16%

0400-0759 9 29%

0800-1159 11 35%

1200-1559 2 6%

1600-1959 2 6%

2000-2359 2 6%31 100%

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Window 5 16%

Unknown 13 42%

Not Stated/Other 2 6%

31 100%

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  HUNTERSVILLEUNTERSVILLE  POLICEOLICE  DEPARTMENTEPARTMENT

  102 Gilead Road P.O. Box 664 Huntersville, N.C. 28070

(704) 875-6542 Fax (704) 875-2815Philip K. Potter, CLEE

Chief of Police

Monthly Crime Analysis for September 2010

Auto B&ETract Case # Address Date From: Time From: Date To: Time To: Common Name:

A1 100907100101

100907190001

100911071101

100911074201

100911083001

100911083401

100911093701

100911112401

100911120601

Rosewood Meadow LnLyon Hill LnMerry Chase LnRose Brook LnCordial LnHickorywood Hill AveRose Brook LnTracy Beth RdHickorywood Hill Ave

9/4/109/7/109/10/109/10/109/11/109/10/109/9/109/7/109/10/10

113000301730223002002130070014301945

9/7/109/7/109/11/109/11/109/11/109/11/109/11/109/11/109/11/10

100006450711073908300833083011001155

Village at RosedaleVillage at RosedaleBexley Commons AptsBexley Commons AptsBexley Commons AptsBexley Commons AptsBexley Commons AptsStone HollowVillage at Rosedale

A2 100903054401

100903103201

100903173001

100903191001

100904074401

Kenton Dr Pinnacle Cross Dr 

 Northcross Dr Redcliffe Dr 

 Northcross Dr 

9/3/109/2/109/2/109/3/109/3/10

03002030210000002000

9/3/109/3/109/3/109/3/109/3/10

05401031060008002230

Residence InnMarquis AptsCandlewood SuitesCamden Sedgebrook AptsCourtyard Marriott

A3 100907090201 Dunton St 9/6/10 2030 9/7/10 0845 Gilead VillageA4 None Reported

A5 None Reported

B1 100929124602  N. Old Statesville Rd 9/24/10 1700 9/28/10 1500 Hampton Mobile ServiceB2 100910062501

100910112401100914031501

100914035001100914035401

1009140417011100914062101

100914180701

Statesville Rd

Caldwell Creek Dr Ranger Trl

Ranger TrlAegean Ct

Aegean CtTallent Ln

Tallent Ln

9/9/10

9/9/109/14/10

9/14/109/14/10

9/13/109/14/10

9/13/10

1830

19450310

03100000

18000621

1930

9/10/10

9/10/109/14/10

9/14/109/14/10

9/14/109/14/10

9/14/10

0624

06450314

03140354

03300621

0550

Country Inn Suites

Quality InnThe Hamptons

The HamtponsThe Hamptons

The HamptonsThe Hamptons

The HamptonsB3 100907193801

100910104001

Ramah Church RdBramborough Rd

9/3/109/8/10

18002145

9/7/109/9/10

19001900 Northstone

B4 None Reported

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C1 None ReportedC2 None Reported

C3 None ReportedC4 None Reported

C5 None Reported

C6 100922083501 Kennerly Dr 9/21/10 2100 9/22/10 0800 Douglas Park  D1 None Reported

D2 100907111901100916123801

100929102001

Old Statesville RdVerhoeff Dr Verhoeff Dr 

9/7/109/16/109/28/10

071010501845

9/7/109/16/109/28/10

102712202130

 N. Meck High SchoolCPCCHuntersville Athletic Park 

D3 100911001201 S. Main St 6/9/10 0000 6/9/10 0100D4D5D6

None Reported

None Reported

None Reported

 Incidents per Month 2009 Compared to 2010

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September and October Auto B&Es Over Time

0

10

2030

40

50

60

70

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

   #

  o   f   I

  n  c   i   d  e  n   t  s

September 

October 

Comparison of # of Incidents in September to # of Incidents in October over time

Month Year # of Incidents Month Year # of Incidents Mean # Change by Month

September 2004 26 October 2004 18 22 -8

September 2005 24 October 2005 47 35.5 +23

September 2006 15 October 2006 24 19.5 +9

September 2007 65 October 2007 41 53 -24

September 2008 13 October 2008 35 24 +20

September 2009 21 October 2009 51 36 +30

Standard Deviation for Mean of Incidents # for 2004-2009 +-12.56  Standard Deviation for change in

incidents # b/w Sept and Oct:

+-20.65

Month Year # of  

Incidents

% Change

September  2009 21September  2010 31 48%