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:H:<>QUIAIYI POLICE DEP.A.R.TlYIENT 215 Tenth Street, Hoquiam Washington 98550

Jeff Myers, Chief of Police

MONTHLY REPORT for December 2014 By: Deputy Chief Don Wertanen

POLICE ACTIVITY: • The department handled 1272 law incidents for the month, issued 82 infractions, 29 criminal

traffic citations, 28 criminal citations, 9 parking infractions and made 82 criminal arrests. • During the month, Animal Control Officer Bob Hill handled 66 "animal problem" complaints,

32 abandoned vehicles, 1 code enforcement complaint and 28 parking complaints; 15 animals were impounded.

• On 12-06-14 at about 2300 hours, officers were dispatched to an establishment in the 700 block of J Street for a reported fight with a possible display of a knife. Officers located the 30-year old Hoquiam man at 8th and J Streets; he was detained at gun-point due to possibly being armed with a knife. The investigation revealed the suspect had been drinking and was highly intoxicated and, for no apparent reason, had punched the doorman in the face. The suspect left and shortly returned holding something shiny in his hand; the doorman believed it was possibly a knife. Although it was determined a knife was not involved the suspect was booked into the City Jail for Assault 4th Degree.

• On 12-09-14 at about 2050 hours, officers had received an anonymous tip of a 39-year old Hoquiam man, a well-known dealer in illegal drug sales, was flashing a large amount of methamphetamine also a large amount of cash. It was also learned the subject was driving a Ford Ranger with a canopy. Officers were familiar the subject and where he frequented. Surveillance was set up in the area of the 2800 block of Simpson A venue near an apartment complex where a lot of short stay vehicle and foot traffic was observed. The suspect was observed entering the vehicle. He was stopped and arrested for Driving While License Suspended 3rd Degree. During a search of his person after arrest, a large amount of cash was located in one of his pockets. The vehicle was seized as evidence and a warrant was secured. During the search of the vehicle two bags of methamphetamine were located as well as packaging material, scales and ledgers of drug sales. The suspect was booked into the County Jail for Violation of the Uniformed Controlled Substance Act (VUCSA) with Intent to Deliver, Driving While License Suspended 3rd Degree and a Felony warrant for VUCSA out of Pacific County. This is a good example of good street-level drug enforcement by our officers.

• On 12-09-14 at about 2108 hours, officers were dispatched to the 600 block of Monroe for a Burglary complaint. It was reported the resident' s boyfriend had broken in and was acting disorderly. Officers were also told the suspect, a 31-year old Hoquiam man, had left and possibly went back to where he lives in the 700 block of Lincoln Street. Officers located the suspect sitting in a vehicle in front of his house playing the radio extremely loud and ignoring the officers. While attempting to talk with the suspect he jumped out of the vehicle yelling " I' ll kill you all when I come back". Fearing the suspect was attempting to gain access to a weapon, along with his bizarre behavior he was tased. The suspect made it to the front porch and grabbed hold of his father's leg, who had come outside to see what was happening. A struggle

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ensued and the suspect had to be tased again in order to handcuff him. The suspect was transported to the jail where he continued his bizarre behavior and would not calm down. It was discovered he had smoked "bath salts" and drank alcohol which brought on excited delirium. The suspect was transported to the hospital for treatment. Once cleared for incarceration he was booked for Disorderly Conduct, Resisting Arrest and Assault 4th Degree.

• On 12-28-14 at about 0318 hours, officers were dispatched to an Assault complaint in the 300 block of i 11 Street. It was reported two males were beating a third male with a metal pipe. Officers arrived and saw two men standing over another male; one was holding a metal pipe in his hand. Upon seeing the officers the suspects, a 23-year old Bothell man and 24-year old Aberdeen man, turned and staiied to run off. One suspect tripped over a bush ai1d the second was found hiding behind shrubbery. The piece of re-bar used to assault the 23-year old Bellingham man was located near the first suspect. The victim sustained facial fractures and cuts to his head; he was transp01ied to the hospital for treatment by HFD. The investigation revealed all three had been drinking at an establishment in the 700 block of J Street when they got into a physical fight. The victim had run away with the two suspects following. When the victim was knocked to the ground one of the suspects started hitting him with the re-bar; the other suspect had taken the victims watch and wallet, which were recovered near the scene. Both suspects were booked into the County Jail for Robbery 151 Degree and Assault 211

d Degree.

BUDGET: • For the month, 110 hours of overtime was expended for patrol as listed below:

Patrol Coverage 4 7 hours Shift Extension 6 hours Court 4 hours Meetings 13 .5 hours Investigations 24.5 hours Evidence 5 hours

Overtime expended for the month that was not under patrol or investigations above: Administration 9.75 hours (Administrative Assistant) Police Services 44.5 hours (Jail Coverage) Drug Task Force 33.5 hours (DTF Detective)

Reimbursed Overtime: DUI Emphasis 26 hours

PERSONNEL: • On 12-13-14 Hoquiam Officers, Crime Watch Voltmteers and members of the Explorer Post

participated in the 49111 Annual Shop with a Cop program. This program was developed to give under-privileged children in the Grays Harbor area a chance to shop with officers for gifts for themselves and family members. Walmart $100 gift cards were donated to each child to spend on whatever they wish. Hoquiam Officers are matched up with children selected from Hoquiam grade schools. The children and officers have a great time, everyone is treated to a breakfast at the Aberdeen Eagles and also got to meet Santa Claus. The children were then transported to Walmart in police vehicles with lights and sirens. The kids get a kick out of the parade and shopping for Christmas. Volunteers wrapped the gifts as the kids were treated to cookies and juice before being picked up by their parent.

• Chaplin Sean Hollen has been the Department Chaplin for 8-years and has been a tremendous asset in the time of need for the citizens of Hoquiam.

FACILITY: • The department billed DOC for 574 bed days in the amount of $48,715.38 for the month of

December.

VOLUNTEERS: • For the month, CRIME WATCH members volunteered a total of 58 hours of service, which

included residence and business checks. CRIME WATCH members also participated in the Shop with a Cop program and the Montesano Festival of lights.

• For the month, the Hoquiam Police Explorer Post logged a total of 62 hours, which was a combination of patrolling with officers and meetings. Members of the Police Explorer Post also participated in the Shop with a Cop program.

STATISTICAL REPORTS: The following statistical reports encompass police activity for the month. The first statistical

report titled "Law Incident Analysis, Time Reported" is a summary of each law incident by the day of the week and by the time of day.

The second statistical report is a listing of "Law Total Incident Report, by Location Code". The three general areas of the city are designated by location codes: HPD Baker 6 is defined as the east end, HPD Baker 7 is the downtown area and west to the high school, and HPD Baker 8 is the north end of town from Emerson A venue. Any location codes that are outside of the city were likely generated as a result of phone call requests to the station, traffic safety patrols or agency assists.

The third statistical report, "Total Law Incident Report, by Nature of Incident" shows the total for each of the basic law incident types handled by the department.

The final two monthly reports included in this packet are "Total Traffic Citation Report, by Violation" and "Total Offense Report, By Statute Description". The first report lists the specific infraction or criminal charge and the number of violations issued under that charge. The second report is reflective of the number of "arrests" made under each statute. The two reports may overlap on some misdemeanor offenses if an arrest/booking was made followed by the issuance of a criminal citation. The second report captures felony arrests, but may not include misdemeanor or felony cases which were submitted to the prosecutor for review of charges (cases cleared without an arrest).

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or comments.

Deputy Chief of Police dwertanen@cityofhoquiam.com 360-532-0892 x104

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Hoquiam Police Department Law Incident Analysis, Time Reported

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Hour !Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SundaylTotal ------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+-----

00 : 00-00 : 591 12 2 11 7 5 10 12 59 01 : 00-01 : 591 6 5 5 6 9 4 4 39 02 : 00-02 : 591 5 1 7 3 3 4 4 27 03 : 00-03 : 591 3 3 1 3 3 5 3 21 04 : 00-04 : 591 2 4 0 3 2 2 2 15 05 : 00-05 : 591 1 0 0 2 2 3 2 10 06 : 00-06:591 3 2 2 0 3 0 1 11 07 : 00-07:591 3 4 1 3 5 3 1 20 08 : 00-08:591 11 11 9 10 14 5 4 64 09 : 00-09 : 59 13 13 9 5 10 7 12 69 10:00-10:59 9 20 16 9 27 10 7 98 11 : 00-11 : 59 16 14 20 8 10 5 6 79 12:00-12:59 18 12 11 12 6 6 6 71 13:00-13 : 59 14 13 11 7 8 5 8 66 14:00-14:59 14 10 7 8 12 6 2 59 15 : 00-15 : 59 11 17 16 11 9 6 4 74 16 : 00-16:59 3 11 16 5 9 7 3 54 17 : 00-17:59 9 7 19 7 3 4 5 54 18 : 00-18:59 4 4 11 10 14 10 1 54 19 : 00-19:59 13 6 3 7 24 7 7 67 20 : 00-20 : 59 8 16 15 4 13 13 1 70 21 : 00-21 : 59 13 11 15 7 8 6 11 71 22 : 00-22:59 9 12 5 6 16 15 6 69 23 : 00-23 : 59 5 11 9 3 14 6 3 51

---- - -------+-------------------------------------------------------------+--- --Total by Day I 205 209 219 146 229 149 1151 1272 ------------+-------------------------------------------------------------+-----

Report Includes : All dates between '00 : 01 : 00 12/01/14' and '23 : 59 : 00 12/31/14' All agencies matching 'HPD' All offenses observed All offenses reported All offense codes All nature of incidents All location codes

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Hoquiam Police Department 01/12/15 11 : 50 Law Total Incident Report , by Location Code

Location Code

(Not Defined) South Aberdeen Baker 11 Baker 15 Central Aberdeen West Aberdeen HPD Baker-6 HPD Baker-7 HPD Baker-8 East Aberdeen Ci ty Wide

Total Incidents

5 2 1

12 7

25 518 423 251

20 8

Total Incidents for This Report : 1272

Report includes : All dates between '00 : 01 : 00 12/01/14' and '23 : 59 : 00 12/31/14' All agencies matching 'HPD' All natures All locations All responsible off i ce r s All dispositions All clearance codes All observed offenses All reported offenses All offense codes All circumstance codes

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Hoquiam Police Department 3018 01/12/15 11 : 52 Total Traffic Citation Report , by Violation Page : 1

Violation

26.50.110.1 3 . 40 . 010 3 . 40 . 190 46 . 12 . 650.7 46 . 16A . 030.5 . L 46 . 16A . 030 . 5 . 0 46 . 16A . 180 . l 46 . 20 . 005 46.20 . 015 46 . 20 . 342 . 2 46 . 20 . 342 . 3 46.30.020 46 . 37 . 020 46 . 37 . 050 46 . 37.400 46 . 37 . 430 . 5 46 . 37 . 525 46 . 52 . 020 46 . 61 . 065 46 . 61 . 135 46 . 61. 1 90 . 2 46 . 61.20 0 46 . 61.261 46 . 61 . 400 46 . 61 . 440 46 . 61.500 46 . 61.502 46 . 61.519 46 . 61.667 46 . 61.670 46 . 61.688 5A . 20 . 060 5A . 25 . 020 . lb 5A . 70 . 010 5A . 70 . 020 66 . 44 . 270 . 2A 69 . 50 . 40 1 9 . 41.250 9A . 36 . 041 9A . 36 . 041 (DV) 9A . 48.090 9A . 52 . 070 9A . 52 . 080 9A . 56 . 050 9A . 56 . 170 9A . 76 . 040 P46 . 61 . 570 P46 . 61.575

Report Totals

Report includes :

Description

NO CONTACT/PROTECT ORDER VIOL Animals at Large Animal at Large/3rd in 1 Year Fail to Transf Title 45 days FL RENEW EXPIRED REG <=2 MTHS FL RENEW EXPIRED REG >2 MTHS Veh . Regis . sign/carry/display Driving W/O A License NVOL with ID Driving While License Susp 2 Driving While Lie Susp 3rd DR W/0 LIABILITY INSURANCE OPERATE W/O HEADLITE DEFECTIVE TAIL LAMPS NO MIRROR WHER REQUI UNLAWF WINDOW TINT DEF EQUIP MCYCLE HIT AND RUN FLASHING SIGNALS WRONG WAY ONE WAY ST FAIL TO STOP AT INTERSECTION FTSTOP At Sign/S i gnal DRVR FTYIELD PED SW SPEEDING MAX SPD SCHOL XWALKS Reckless Driving Driving Under the Influence OPEN CONTAINER Wireless Comm While Driving WHEELS OFF RDWAY SAFETY BELTS REQ USE Making Falst Stmt to Officer INTENTIONAL RISK OF ASSAULT POSSESSION MARIHUANA UNDER 40G POSSESS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA MIP ALCOHOL ACTUAL OR CONSUMPT VU CSA Dangerous Weapon Violation Assault 4 Assault 4 Malicious Mischief 3 Criminal Trespass 1 Criminal Trespass 2 Theft 3 Poss Stolen Prop 3 Resisting Arrest ILLEGAL PARKING PARKED FACING WRONG DIRECTION

Total

4 1 1 2 1 7 1 2 2 1

22 25

1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1

33 4 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 2 6 2 2 2 2 3 1 4 5

173

All dates of issue between '00 : 01 : 00 12/01/14' and '23 : 59 : 00 12/31/14' All agencies matching 'HPD' All issuing officers

Hoquiam Police Department 01/12/15 11 : 51 Law Total Incident Report , by Nature of Incident

Nature of Incident Total Incidents

Assault 4th Domestic Violence Custodia l Interference Di sorder l y Conduct Intoxicated Person DUI Alcohol or Drugs Fireworks Juvenile Problem Missing Person Parking Problem Subject Stop/Fi eld Int . . Suspicious Person/Circumstance Traffic Hazard Traffic Violat i on Traffic Stop Violation Court Order Warrant Arrest Other Agency Welfare Check

Total Incidents for This Report :

Report incl udes: All dates between '00 : 01 : 00 12/31/14' and '23:59:00 12/31/14 ' All agencies matching 'HPD' All natures Al l locations All r espons i ble off i cers All dispositions Al l clearance codes Al l observed offenses All reported offenses All offense codes Al l circumstance codes

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 4 1 2

20 1 1 2

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Hoquiam Police Department 3018 01/12/15 11:54 Total Offenses Report, by Statute Description Page : 1

Statute Description

Assault 3 Assault 4 Assault 4 Assault Domestic Violence Burglary 2 Criminal Trespass 1 Criminal Trespass 2 Dangerous Weapon Violation Driving Under the Influence Driving W/O A License Driving While Lie Susp 3rd FAIL TO APPEAR INTENTIONAL RISK OF ASSAULT Making Falst Stmt to Officer Malicious Mischief 3 Man/Del/PossWint-Amph or Meth MINOR POSS &-0 CONSU MIP ALCOHOL ACTUAL OR CONSUMPT NO CONTACT/PROTECT ORDER VIOL Obstruct Law Enforcement Off Poss Depiction of Minor in Sex POSS MARIJUANA <40 G Poss Stolen Prop 3 POSSESS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA Possession Drug Paraphernalia POSSESSION MARIHUANA UNDER 40G Resisting Arrest Robbery 1 SCHED I , II ,I II OTHER Taking MV W/O Permission Theft 3 Unlawful Issuance of Bank Chk Vio Prot Order Prev Conv 2 Vio Prot Order-DV VUCSA VUCSA - Poss of Meth VUCSA Manufacture/Delivery VUCSA Possess Marij 40 gr/less

Statute Code

9A.36.031 9A.36.041 9A.36.041 (DV) 5A.10.010 (DV) 9A.52.030 9A.52.070 9A.52.080 9.41.250 46.61.502 46.20.005 46 . 20 . 342 . 3 FTA 5A.25.020 . lb 5A . 20.060 9A.48.090 69.50 . 041.a . lii 66.44.270 66.44.270 . 2A 26.50 . 110 . l 9A . 76.020 9 . 68A.070 69.50.401.E 9A . 56 . 170 5A.70.020 5A.25.045 5A . 70.010 9A . 76 . 040 9A . 56.200 69.50.401 . AlII 9A . 56.070 9A.56.050 9A.56 . 060 26 . 50 . 110(5) 26.50.110 69.50 . 401 69 . 50 . 4013(1) 69.50.40l(a) (1) 69.50.40l(e)

Total Offenses:

Report includes:

Total

2 2 5 1 1 2 2 1 4 1 3

19 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 5 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1

82

All offense dates between '00 : 01: 00 12/01/14' and '23 : 59:00 12/31/14' All offense codes All statute codes All location codes All alcohol/drugs All crime clases All jurisdictions All entry codes All courts All arresting agencies matching 'HPD' All arrest types Al l arresting officers All arresting dates