LMPD Sixth Division Address: 5600 Shepherdsville Road Park Jefferson Center, Entrance #2 Louisville, KY 40228

Email @ 6thdivision@louisvilleky.gov Phone number: (502) 574-2187 Fax number: (502) 968-4896 This division includes the following neighborhoods: Audubon, Avondale Melbourne Heights, Bashford Manor, Bon Air, Bowman, Camp Taylor, Edgewood, Fairgrounds, Gardiner Lane, George Rogers Clark Park Neighborhood, Hawthorne, Hayfield Dundee, Highland Park, Hikes Point, Klondike, Newburg, Norfolk, Poplar Level, Prestonia, Saint Joseph, Schnitzelburg and Standiford, St. Regis Park , Regency Woods. Division Commander: Major Don Burbrink -- Email Sector Lieutenants - This position's responsibilities include, but are not limited to, reducing crime and improving quality of life issues by coordinating the units in his/her sector.

See sector map. Sector 1 - Lieutenant Dale Thompson -- Email Sector 2 - Lieutenant Glenn Simpson -- Email Administrative Lieutenant David Gray -- Email Street Index

Online Crime Mapping Metro Watch, an online crime mapping tool, allows citizens to map crimes that have occurred in their neighborhoods during the past 90 days. Can be accessed from LMPD home page Here

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6th Division Burglary

OFFENSE YTD 2010 YTD 2011 % Change

Burglary Business 104 73 -29.8%

Burglary Residential 365 435 19.2%

Burglary Total 469 508 8.3%

3 2 1 C

2 1 2 3

23 17 12 17

25 18 14 20

Burglary Business

Burglary Residential

Total

OFFENSE

Compstat Period 2011 29

Sector 1 Lt. Dale Thompson

Sector 2 Lt. Glenn Simpson

7/17/11 - 7/23/11

One Mile

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6th Division Auto Theft

OFFENSE YTD 2010 YTD 2011 % Change

Auto Theft 135 207 53.3%

3 2 1 C

4 7 7 8Auto Theft

OFFENSE

Compstat Period 2011 29

Sector 1 Lt. Dale Thompson

Sector 2 Lt. Glenn Simpson

7/17/11 - 7/23/11

One Mile

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6th Division Theft From Auto

OFFENSE YTD 2010 YTD 2011 % Change

Theft From Auto 447 474 6.0%

3 2 1 C

14 20 7 22

OFFENSE

Theft From Auto

Compstat Period 2011 29

Sector 1 Lt. Dale Thompson

Sector 2 Lt. Glenn Simpson

7/17/11 - 7/23/11

One Mile

1st Platoon 11pm-7am 2nd Platoon 7am-3pm 3rd Platoon 2pm-12am

TFA or TBUT FA=theft from auto TBUT=theft by unlawful taking BOLO=be on look out

Division 6 Sector 1 Beat 1 Prepared by Lt. Dale Thompson

Reporting Date: From 7-17 to 7-23-11 COMPSTAT REPORT # 29

1st. Platoon: Robbery reduction along Preston and Poplar Level Corridors (Hotels, Thornton’s and Speedway) – Robb in 4100 block of Preston @ La Quinta Inn (suspect is B/M thin 5’7 with black gun) – Burg in 1200 block of Belmar (arrested Jacob Lozier W/M 1234 Belmar) - Thefts in 4000 block of Franklin (MSD sewer grate taken) and 3000 block of Poplar Level @ Sonoma Coffee Café (tables and chairs taken from front of business)

2nd Platoon: patrol Camp Taylor and GRC Parks for disorderliness, narcotics use/sales and illegal parking – Burgs in 2600 block of Merhoff, 1600 block of Whippoorwill and 1600 block of Orchard (shed – suspects are two males in black Ford Ranger w/ plate # 45243N) and 3700 block of Union - Thefts in 4000 block of Franklin (MSD sewer grate taken) and 3000 block of Poplar Level @ Sonoma Coffee Café (tables and chairs taken from front of business)

3rd Platoon: patrol Camp Taylor and GRC Parks for disorderliness, narcotics use/sales and illegal parking – Robb in 4100 block of Preston @ La Quinta Inn (suspect is B/M thin 5’7 with black gun) – Burgs in 3700 block of Union and 1600 block of Whippoorwill - Thefts in 4000 block of Franklin (MSD sewer grate taken) and 3000 block of Poplar Level @ Sonoma Coffee Café (tables and chairs taken from front of business)

Quality of Life Issues: check both Camp Taylor and George Rogers Clark Parks for disorderliness, illegal parking, vandalism to bathrooms and loud music

Traffic Issues: Preston and Poplar Level Corridors for speeding, speeding on Belmar in 1300 block, running stop sign at Taylor and Lee, School Zones

1st Platoon 11pm-7am 2nd Platoon 7am-3pm 3rd Platoon 2pm-12am

TFA or TBUT FA=theft from auto TBUT=theft by unlawful taking BOLO=be on look out

1st. Platoon Robbs in 5600 block of Preston @ McDonald’s (victim’s in line at drive thru – suspects are 2 W/Ms, one with knife, fled down W Indian Trail) and 5300 block of Preston @ Thornton’s (knife point took victim’s purse – suspects are 2 B/Ms, one with knife, fled north down Preston) - Fm Auto in 4700 block of Preston @ Red Roof Inn (arrested William Mitchell W/M 1320 Dahl) - Burgs in 4900 block of Preston @ Tobacco & More (arrested William Mitchell W/M 1320 Dahl), 4800 block of Poplar level @ Auto Select and 1300 block of Cleo – Thefts in 5000 block of Poplar Level (trailer and mower taken from driveway) and 4400 block of Poplar Level @ Accurate Machine (A/C unit taken) – Auto in 4700 block of Preston @ Red Roof inn

Division 6 Sector 1 Beat 2 Prepared by Lt. Dale Thompson

2nd Platoon: Burgs in 5100 block of Poplar Level (garage), 4800 block of Poplar Level @ Auto Select, 1300 block of Cleo (vacant), 4300 block of Shady Villa and 4300 block of– Fm Auto in 6000 block of Preston – Auto in 4700 block of Preston @ Red Roof Inn - Thefts in 5000 block of Poplar Level (trailer and mower taken from driveway) and 4400 block of Poplar Level @ Accurate Machine (A/C unit taken)

3rd Platoon: Burgs in 5100 block of Poplar Level (garage), 4300 block of Shady Villa and 4800 block of Poplar Level @ Auto Select - Fm Auto in 6000 block of Preston - Thefts in 5000 block of Poplar Level (trailer and mower taken from driveway) and 4400 block of Poplar Level @ Accurate Machine (A/C unit taken)

Quality of Life Issues: loitering at Tattoo Parlor, Car Wash, Jim Dandy’s, Dinos and liquor stores in 4900 and 5000 blocks of Poplar Level

Traffic Issues: Preston and Poplar Level Corridors for speeding

1st. Platoon: Robbery reduction along Poplar Level - Burg in 2000 block of Goldsmith

Division 6 Sector 1 Beat 3 Prepared by Lt. Dale Thompson

2nd Platoon: Fm Autos in 3600 block of Bardstown Rd @ Burlington Coat Factory and 4800 block of E Indian Trail – Burg in 2000 block of Goldsmith

3rd Platoon: Burgs in 2000 block of Goldsmith and 5500 block of Reflection -Fm Auto in 3600 block of Bardstown @ Burlington Coat Factory

Flex Platoon: open air drug markets at Goldsmith Peabody area, economic hotels, Rangeland Manor, Bluegrass Trailer Park

Quality of Life Issues: loud music in Newburg area

Traffic Issues: running stop sign at Peabody and Goldsmith, speeding in Newburg Neighborhood, School Zones

1st Platoon 11pm-7am 2nd Platoon 7am-3pm 3rd Platoon 2pm-12am

TFA or TBUT FA=theft from auto TBUT=theft by unlawful taking BOLO=be on look out

Division__6____ Sector__2____ Beat___4___. Prepared by__Lt.Glenn Simpson

All Shifts Patrol the Norfolk Area, including not only Norfolk Proper, but also the surrounding area of Lambert and Sanford, Buechel Bank, Bannon Crossing and Brandon Dunes. Burglaries were reported this period in the 4000 Blk. Lambert and the 6400 Blk. Cottage Meadow. Finally, patrol the area off of Old Bardstown Rd. by the Buechel Bypass.

First / Third Platoon Three TFAs probably occurred during this shift. These include: 200 Blk. Welburn, 3800 Blk. Fenholt and 7100 Blk. Orchard Lake (all occurred 07/22-07/23).

Flex Platoon Check for subjects loitering around apartment complexes on Buechel Bypass.

Quality of Life Issues

Vehicles are parking in and around Buechel Park at night (possibly for drug transactions), along with cars illegally parked in Buechel Terrace near the park and blocking the sidewalk in the 200 Blk. of Bonnie Lane.

Traffic Issues

Enforce speed limit on Lambert, Sanford Ave. and Hurstbourne Woods Dr.

Division__6____ Sector__2____ Beat__5____. Prepared by___Lt. Glenn Simpson

All Shifts

Increase patrol in the area of Klondike, Mid Dale, Brinkey, White Hall, Clingstone, and Orchard Manor.

THE OBVIOUS PROBLEM ON THIS BEAT FOR THE REPORTING PERIOD IS THEFTS FROM AUTOS. THERE WERE 13 FOR THE PERIOD WITH THE VAST MAJORITY OF THEM OCCURRING PRIMARILY OVER NIGHT IN THE BRECKENRIDGE ESTATES NEIGHBORHOOD. THESE INCIDENTS OCCURRED ALL WEEK, BUT THE GREATEST NUMBER WAS 07/18-07/19. INCIDENTS WERE REPORTED ON GINGERWOOD, ROYPOM, LANDSIDE, ARJAY AND WOODGATE. AS USSUAL, MOST VEHICLES WERE UNLOCKED.

1st Platoon A robbery in the 2900 Blk. Hikes occurred during this shift. A stolen auto in the 2200 Blk. Gerald Ct. probably happened on this shift.

2nd Platoon A robbery in the 4000 Blk. of Taylorsville occurred during this shift.

3rd Platoon A burglary in the 2900 Blk. Explorer occurred during this shift.

Quality of Life Issues Enforce loud music violations on the Hikes and Breckenridge Lane.

Traffic Issues

Speeding on Hikes Lane and people cutting through the lots at the intersection of Hikes and Klondike are present complaints.

1st Platoon 11pm-7am 2nd Platoon 7am-3pm 3rd Platoon 2pm-12am

TFA or TBUT FA=theft from auto TBUT=theft by unlawful taking BOLO=be on look out

Other Area Thefts Week of 7-17 thru 7-23-11:

3320 Preston @ Thornton’s – gas drive off BEAT 1

3320 Preston @ Thornton’s – gas drive off 4027 Franklin – MSD sewer grate taken 624 Harrison – former tenant returned and took tools from rental property 1596 Belmar – known suspect took meds (hydrocodone) 4010 Franklin – known suspect took meds + jewelry after being let in to use restroom 3009 Poplar Level @ Sonoma Coffee Café – 2 tables and 4 chairs taken

5318 Preston @ Thornton’s – gas drive off BEAT 2

5067 Poplar Level – trailer with walk behind mower taken from driveway 600 Terminal – LMPD badge taken from luggage during flight 5011 Poplar Level @ Dollar General – left phone on counter, returned and gone 877 Honeysuckle – known suspect took DVD player 600 Terminal – meds taken during flight 4421 Poplar Level -@ Accurate Machine & Manufacturer – A/C unit taken

1644 Rangeland – known suspect took $1,400 from victim’s purse BEAT 3

5309 Rangeland – known suspect took TV and $500

4704 Roxann – victim’s daughter took jewelry and laptop BEAT 4

6134 Barley – known suspect took phone 308 Redding – bike taken from rear yard

3300 Bardstown @ Thornton’s – gas drive off BEAT 5

3301 Bardstown @ Thornton’s – gas drive off 3301 Bardstown @ Thornton’s – gas drive off 5930 Six Mile @ YMCA – phone, OL and credit card taken from locker 4210 Brookhaven – known suspect took leaf blower

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THE NUMBER

Subject Name: Alias:Sex: Male Race: Black Hair: Black Eyes: Brown DOB: 23 YOA

Height: 6'1 Weight: 170 Soc Sec #: Photo #Address(es): Other #'s:

Code #: 6843 Car #: 698 Office #: 574-2187

Page 1 of 1 LMPD #06-0046

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Jon FischerContact Information: Officer

Additional Contact Info:

Identifying Scars, Marks, Tattoos, etc.

WARRANT

WANTED6th Div. DetectivesBY THE LMPDAssault 1

After Hours Contact Info:

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#520249Above wanted on E-Warrant #520249 for an Assault 1 that occurred at 4305 Shady Villa Dr. on 07/06/2011

Johnny Reed Ross Jr.

Additional Information:

CAUTION:

427454

5543 Bayshore Ct Louisville, KY 40258

WANTED REGARDINGPERSON IS

LMPD 633 W Jefferson Street Louisville, Kentucky 40202

Above needs to be interviewed by Detective prior to booking.

Date Posted: 7/26/2011

Louisville Metro Department of Corrections

Fact Sheet 2010 Intake

• Annual Bookings: 45,161 • Average Bookings per Month: 3,763 • Average Bookings per Day: 123 • Top Booking Day of the Week: Wednesday • Number One Arresting Agency: Louisville Metro Police • Number Two Arresting Agency: Jefferson County Sherriff • Most Common Charge at Booking: Traffic • Second Most Common: DUI • Third Most Common: Theft

Population

• Rated Detention Capacity: 1,793 • Average Daily Population:

Detention: 1,930 Home Incarceration: 490 Total: 2,396

• Average Length of Stay in Detention: 20.02 days Inmates: 44,879 Jail Complex: 13.82 days Inmates: 38,881 C.C.C.: 56.24 days Inmates: 3,105 H.I.P: 64.52 days Inmates: 2,893

• Average Daily Number of Inmates on Work Release: 240 • Average Number of Participants in Misdemeanant Intensive Program: 315 • Classification of Inmates: Minimum: .24% Low Medium: .55% High Medium: .16%, Maximum:

.01%, High Maximum: .002% NC: .04% • Population Demographics:

BOOKING: White Male: 40%, Black Male: 35%, White Female: 13%, Black Female: 8% Hispanic Male: 3%, Hispanic Female: .02%, Other Male: .03%, Other Female: .01% IN CUSTODY: White Male: 36%, Black Male: 48%, White Female: 7%, Black Female: 5% Hispanic Male: 3%, Hispanic Female: .0%, Other Male: .1%, Other Female: .1%

• Average Number of Visits Monthly: 3,001 • Average Number of Trips to Court Monthly: 3,548 • Average Hospital Runs Monthly: 20

Release • Annual Releases: 44,912 • Top Release Day of the Week: Wednesday

Agency Numbers • Total Number of Budgeted Positions(FY 10-11): 605

Number Sworn: 468 Number Civilian: 137

• Annual Budget: 50.7 Million (FY 09-10) • Cost to House Per Day: Main $64.35 C.C.C $38.15 H.I.P $9.90 • Amount LMDC is Reimbursed per Day for Housing State Inmates: $30.94

Est. Total FY 10-11: $2.9 million General

• Inmate Health Care Contract Provider: Correctional Medical Services o Cost of Annual Medical Contract: $5.9 Million (FY 10-11) o Number of Contract Medical Staff: 50

• Pharmacy Contract Provider: Pharmacy Corporation of America o Avg. Cost of Annual Pharmacy Contract: $603,000 o Avg. Amount Spent on Inmate Medical Prescriptions Monthly: $50,250

• Inmate Food Contract Provider: Canteen o Amount Spent on Food Service Annually: $1.8 Million (Est. FY 10-11) o Cost to Feed an Inmate for One Day: $2.49 .83 cents/meal o Average Number of Meals Served Yearly: 2,115,540 o Number of Contract Food Service Workers: Kitchen-11 Commissary-5 Inmates-58

Last update: Tuesday, 12 January 2010