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Homicide Presentation 2014

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Review of homicides in the City of St. Louis as presented by Chief Dotson, St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, to the Public Safety Committee of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen.

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  • *Metropolitan Police Department - City of St. Louis

    Five Year Homicide Statistical Information

    Emphasis Year 2013

  • *Homicides in St. Louis by year60194366196617119891582012113691944501967106199017720131205719456919681801991260191946711969254199223195194795197026619932679519486719712201994248911949721972205199520511119508319732151996167981951641974202199715379195210119752411998104108195396197618219991309419547619771952000123113195594197821120011491081956951979265200211311019579219802252003749419589119812642004114741959102198222620051317119606719831522006129551961##198412820071386819626919851692008167741963100198619520091436619641201987153201014371196513819881402011113

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  • *5 YEAR COMPARISON BY MONTH (RANGE 2008-12)

    Chart1

    815

    9.55

    97

    123

    14.758

    15.7511

    1010

    12.2511

    13.59

    13.514

    14.258

    9.2519

    5 Year Average

    2013

    5 Year Comparison

    Sheet1

    Metropolitan Police Department - City of Saint Louis

    INTRA-DEPARTMENT REPORT AND CORRESPONDENCE SHEET

    Date:January 1, 2014

    To:Colonel D. Samuel Dotson

    Chief of Police

    From:Captain Michael Sack

    Crimes Against Persons

    Subject:Homicide Statistics: UCR Murders 2013

    As of 1/1/2014 900 AM

    Copies Sent To:

    Year to Date2012

    ComparisonMonthly5 Year

    20132012TotalsAverage

    MONTH20122011201020092008AVERAGE

    January1511118JAN11216598

    February5669.5FEB61248149.5

    March7669MAR61181079

    April3101012APR10101481612

    May8121214.75MAY121610161714.75

    June11141415.75JUN141710132315.75

    July10121210JUL12109101110

    August11101012.25AUG1097151812.25

    September98813.5SEP8812132113.5

    October149913.5OCT9713221213.5

    November86614.25NOV672615914.25

    December19999.25DEC94158109.25

    Totals*120113113136113113144143167136

    2011 YTD +/-

    Year to DateTotalTotalTotalTotalTotalDistrict

    Districtforforforforfor5 Year

    By District to Date2013201220122011201020092008AVERAGE20122011201020092008AVERAGE

    First131111121091010.4First11121091010.4

    Second12224212.2Second224212.2

    Third1214141610131112.8Third141610131112.8

    Fourth86611712119.4Fourth611712119.4

    Fifth2419191630261922Fifth191630261922

    Sixth3331312640274433.6Sixth312640274433.6

    Seventh1616161521293523.2Seventh161521293523.2

    Eighth10881315171714Eighth81315171714

    Ninth366278198.4Ninth6278198.4

    Totals120113113113144143167136113113144143167136

    Distribution:Board of Police Commissioners

    Deputy Chiefs

    Majors

    Captains

    Station Executive Officers

    Public Information

    Homicide Supervisors

    Planning

    Sheet1

    JJ

    FF

    MM

    AA

    MM

    JJ

    JJ

    AA

    SS

    OO

    NN

    DD

    5 Year Average

    2013

    5 Year Comparison

    5 Year Comparison

    811

    9.56

    96

    1210

    14.7512

    15.7514

    1012

    12.2510

    13.58

    13.59

    14.256

    9.259

    5 Year Average

    2013

    Months

    5 Year Comparison

    Sheet2

    20122011201020092008AVERAGE

    11216598

    61248149.5

    61181079

    10101481612

    121610161714.75

    141710132315.75

    12109101110

    1097151812.25

    8812132113.5

    9713221213.5

    672615914.25

    94158109.25

    113113144143167136

    Sheet3

  • *2013 District of Occurrence

    District IncidentsDistrict 114District 22District 31District 410District 526District 636District 717District 811District 93

  • *Homicide 5 year breakdown(by District)

    Year to DateTotal forTotal forTotal forTotal forTotal for5 YEAR DISTRICT AVERAGE20132012201120102009DISTRICT11311121091121435233121415121513.6410101281811.65454340647052.46393131442934.8

    TOTALS120113113143143126.4*AVG. PER YEAR

  • *5 YEAR MONTHLY AVERAGE

    20132012201120102009MONTHMONTHLY AVG.JANUARY151121659.8FEBRUARY5612487MARCH76118108.4APRIL310101489MAY81216101612.4JUNE111417101313JULY10121091010.2AUGUST1110971510.4SEPTEMBER98812139.4OCTOBER1497132213NOVEMBER867261512.4DECEMBER199415811

    TOTALS120113113144143126.6* AVERAGE/YEAR OVER 5 YEARS

  • *Victim Pedigree2013

  • *Victim Continued

    City Residents84Non Residents36Criminal History99

  • *Victim Continued

    Education LevelGrad School0College/University (Completed)3College/University (Attended)2High School (Completed)0High School (Attended)60Elementary School (Completed)2Elementary School (Attended)1

  • *Victim Toxicology-2013

    Victim ToxicologyPositiveToxicology115Alcohol37Benzo4Cocaine15Ecstasy1Heroin1Marijuana55Meth0Opium12Other14

  • *Arrested/Wanted Suspect Pedigree - 2013

    Arrested/Wanted Suspect Pedigree (xx persons)AgeTotal number ofpersons arrested orwanted% of totalA.A.Cau.Hisp.AsianMaleFemale0-1624%20002017-19510%50005020-291940%1900018130-391123%901110140-49613%51005150-5948%40003160+12%100010Total48*45111444% of Total

  • *Victim/Suspect Relationship - 2013

    Victim/Suspect RelationshipAcquaintance41Boyfriend/Girlfriend4Ex Boyfriend/Ex Girlfriend2Lover0Parent2Spouse1Ex Spouse0Stranger15Unknown55

  • *Suspect Information-2013

  • Suspect/Case Information - 201356 cases closed with arrest

    City residents36

    Non resident21

  • *Instrument Used

    Instrument UsedFirearm103Caliber.224.251.320.3869mm55.4023.440.4597.6242233.3804Other3Bladed Weapon8Strangulation4Bludgeoned2Vehicle0Other3

  • MotiveRobbery 10 Other 11Drugs23 Gang 5 Fight8 Argument20Unintended8Unknown16Retaliation18Burglary1

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  • Incidents show that the vast majority of our Murders are/involve:Black Males, 20-39 yoa (20-29 & 30-39) Lacking formal education, Having a positive toxicological screening, Have some previous interaction/relationship with the suspect, A criminal past is indicated,Occur in the northern corridor of the City,Of the arrests/wanteds known, it is theorized that the suspects mirror this information,Ease of access to firearms

    *Not since the mid 90s have murdered exceeded 200/year. As is depicted in this and the following slide, the rate of murders fluctuates.*Depicts the rise and fall of the murder rate. *With the exception of January and December 2013, we were well below the 5-year average for murders in the city. *The Homicide Section has transposed the above information from the former 9 Districts to Six. As is evident, the majority of the murders occurred in the former 6-7-8 Districts (now Districts 5 & 6).*On a 5-year average, June & October appear to be the most violent months. Easily this could be correlated to children getting out of and returning to school and forming alliances; however, information later presented shows this not to be true.*The age range of 20-29, leads almost every year. Followed by 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 17-19 and finally 0-16.*36 of our victims from 2013 were not City residents. It is therefore theorized that a large number of our suspects are not residents of the city; if information relative to prior criminal history, education, employment, toxicology, etc.. are the same!!!*The majority of our victims have not completed high school.*This information is eye opening. Over 95% of the victims toxicology results were positive. Some victims have more than one type of substance in their system. It is believed that suspect toxicology is the same.*This table mirrors the victim page as it pertains to age range. The most violent individuals are above 20 yoa followed by those between the ages of 30-39. *The above information pertains to incidents occurring during the calendar year 2013. There are currently 16 wanteds dating back to 2008.*Victims are more than likely to be killed by someone they are acquainted with.16 cases refused, 29 cases issued*Once again, the 9mm handgun is the predominant weapon.