Report: Minneapolis crime in 2012

7/30/2019 Report: Minneapolis crime in 2012

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Minneapolis Crime in 2012Uniform Crime Report:Actual Crime

Overall Part I Crime according to the Uniform Crime Report

definition Actual Crime is up 1.27%

Violent Crime UCR Actual is up 4.03%

MPD arrests were up 2.15% Guns: 142 more guns were taken off the street in 2012 than in

2011, a 27 % increase. A total of 353 guns from the Fourth

Precinct were placed into evidence.


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MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ~ PART I CRIME

Number of Actual Offenses 1980 - 2012

Stats verified and completed on 1/3/2013

36112

38299

37319

34712

31736

38082 4

191045513

40280

4245

9

4243

2

427

03

4237

2

40970

41861

41748

41319

4202

3

35041

31029

2

7750

27

074

26

891

2516

8

2520

7

28109

29181

28340

25716

22244

22479

23052

23345

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MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ~ 2012 PART I CRIME

UCR Reported Offenses by Month

1664

1

464

1802

1758

1993 2

139

2326

2282

2099 2

266

1906

1766

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MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ~ VIOLENT CRIME



4053

3885

4247

3470

3884

5135

5961

5540

5506

5367

4803

5889

6199

6481

7074

7076

6808

6733

5524

4943

440

4

4101

4123 45

17

4726

5472

6374

5580

4779

4242

4064

3722

3872

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MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ~ 2012 VIOLENT CRIME


275

285

382

308

368

331

393

377

326

336

292

268

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MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ~ BURGLARY


11550 1

2543

11467

10677

9414

10983

10750

11987

9386

9842

9481

8990

9307

9358

8854

8

024

767

8

8237

6499

5562

4514

4092

4433

4482

4764 5

535

5826

6164

5591

4741

4787

5104

4780

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MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ~ 2012 BURGLARY


330

273

345

338 3

63

430

524

443

471

4

70

408

393

318

260

329

330

466

387

589

594

461

482

443

457

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(1980 1984) Stats Complied by UCR Actual Offensessubmitted by MPD to the BCA via Chiefs Report

Summary for the year with actual offenses.

(1985 2010) Stats Complied from the FBI/UCR website

(www.UCRDATA.gov/) except for 1990 which onlyshowed one reporting period not the 12 for the full.

Those Stats were taken from the Chiefs Report

Summary for the year with actual offenses.

(2011) Stats complied from MPD UCR reporting program -

Return A which was submitted to the BCA on

1/25/2012

(2012) Stats are preliminary which will be verified again prior

to submission to the BCA later this month. (January)

Source Data for Crime Charts:
http://www.ucrdata.gov/http://www.ucrdata.gov/


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Guns

2012 Guns inventoried as evidence 658 2011 Guns inventoried as evidence 516

First Precinct

11% Second Precinct &Safe Streets

9%

Third Precinct

18%Fourth Precinct

53%

Fifth Precinct

9%

2012 saw a 27%

increase on guns

recovered.


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Youth Diversion in 2012

The MPD saw increases in juvenile enforcement in these categories:

Aggravated Assault Arrests were up 11%

Burglary arrests were up 22%

Motor Vehicle Theft arrests were up 67%

Curfew violators brought to the JSC were up 25 %

Curfew arrests were up 5%

Truants brought to the JSC were up 46%

In 2012, the MPD saw decreases in juvenile enforcement in these categories:

Juvenile arrests for robbery were down 5%

Juvenile arrests for prostitution were down 86%

Juvenile arrests for vandalism were down 18%


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Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

JSC Curfew 77 95 192 131 81 171 115 98 59 54 55 50

CAPRS Curfew 139 174 265 215 162 341 290 198 117 98 115 98CAPRS Truant 59 80 89 134 91 14 0 2 23 98 117 85

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YOUTH DIVERSION IN 2012

Curfew and Truancy by Month Graph

CAPRS CURFEW

JSC CURFEW

JSC TRUANT


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2226

2052

2835

2300

2228

2219

2548

2451

1810

1784

1

526

1709

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MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ~ FIRST PRECINCT

Violent Crime and Enforcement by Month

Violent Crime 2012Enforcement 2012(Traffic Law Enforcement, Suspicious

Person, Suspicious Vehicle and Arrests)

Source: CAD & CAPRS

Enforcement 2012

2012 Violent Crime

Hot Spots

Legend

2012 Enforcement

Hot Spots

Legend

43

50

75

46

68

70

74 6

8

58 6

3

37

59

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80Violent Crime 2012


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32

20

3937

48

40

62

47 46

75

61

57

43

50

75

46

6870

74

68

58

63

37

59

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2011 2012

MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ~ FIRST PRECINCT

Violent Crime by Month 2012 vs. 2011 Comparisons


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MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ~ FIFTH PRECINCT

Led by Inspector Matt Clark prior to his promotion toAssistant Chief, Fifth Precinct experienced a 17.7%

decrease in violent crimes.

Robbery was down 15%

Domestic Assaults were down 23%

Aggravated Assaults (non-domestic) were down 32%.

Fifth Precinct officers made 651 more arrests in 2012

than in 2011. Focused on juvenile crime, Fifth Precinct saw a 62%

increase in Curfew arrests in 2012.

Employing a hot spots based strategy, crime in the

Steven Square hot spot, crime decreased 15.58%


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Stevens Square Hot Spot January 1 - December 31

n

This Year Last Year This Year Change

Homicide 0 1 -100.00%

Rape 6 10 -40.00%

Robbery 14 36 -61.11%

Aggravated Assaults (Non-Domestic) 5 9 -44.44%

Domestic Assaults 6 17 -64.71%

Violent Crime Total 31 73 -57.53%

Burglary 22 35 -37.14%

Auto Theft 22 19 15.79%

Larceny (Other Theft) 90 71 26.76%

Theft from Motor Vehicle 30 32 -6.25%

Arson 0 1 -100.00%

Property Crime Total 164 158 3.80%

Part I Crime Total 195 231 -15.58%

Total Gun Crime 8 17 -52.94%

Homicide with Gun 0 1 -100.00%

Agg Assault w/ Firearm 2 0 #DIV/0!

Robbery w/ Firearm 3 11 -72.73%

Shooting Non-Fatal 1 0 #DIV/0!

Gun Shot (Other) 0 1 -100.00%

Total Calls for Service 5672 5517 2.81%

ShotSpotter Activation 0 2 -100.00%

Sounds of Shots Fired 35 37 -5.41%

Shooting/Shooting Report Only 1 1 0.00%

Total Enforcement 2605 2518 3.46%

Suspicious People 894 877 1.94%

Suspicious Vehicle 279 257 8.56%

Traffic Law Enforcement 1123 1054 6.55%

Total Arrests 873 796 9.67%

Field Contacts 2 0 #DIV/0!Curfew 8 3 166.67%

Guns Inventoried 3 6 -50.00%

Fifth Precinct

Stevens Square Hot Spot

January 1 - December 31

2012 Part I Crime

Hot Spots

Legend

Violent Crime in the Steven Square hot spot decreased

57% in 2012. Gun Crime decreased 53% while

enforcement was up 3% and arrests 10%


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Pleasant and Stevens Hot Spot January 1 - December 31

nThis Year Last Year This Year Change

Homicide 1 0 #DIV/0!

Rape 5 8 -37.50%

Robbery 38 42 -9.52%

Aggravated Assaults (Non-Domestic) 11 22 -50.00%

Domestic Assaults 10 18 -44.44%

Violent Crime Total 65 90 -27.78%

Burglary 39 43 -9.30%

Auto Theft 31 36 -13.89%

Larceny (Other Theft) 218 210 3.81%

Theft from Motor Vehicle 35 28 25.00%

Arson 1 1 0.00%

Property Crime Total 324 318 1.89%

Part I Crime Total 389 408 -4.66%

Total Gun Crime 26 12 116.67%

Homicide with Gun 1 0 #DIV/0!

Agg Assault w/ Firearm 4 3 33.33%

Robbery w/ Firearm 14 6 133.33%

Shooting Non-Fatal 1 2 -50.00%

Gun Shot (Other) 0 1 -100.00%

Total Calls for Service 8464 8010 5.67%

ShotSpotter Activation 1 5 -80.00%Sounds of Shots Fired 24 22 9.09%

Shooting/Shooting Report Only 3 2 50.00%

Total Enforcement 4960 4510 9.98%

Suspicious People 1162 972 19.55%

Suspicious Vehicle 570 403 41.44%

Traffic Law Enforcement 2695 2625 2.67%

Total Arrests 1373 1242 10.55%

Field Contacts 8 2 300.00%Curfew 45 23 95.65%

Guns Inventoried 12 6 100.00%

Fifth Precinct

Pleasant & Stevens Hot Spot

January 1 - December 31

2012 Part I Crime

Hot Spots

Legend


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MINNEAPOLIS POLICE DEPARTMENT ~ SECOND PRECINCT

Second Precinct Burglary down 12% in 2012

n

2012 BurglaryHot Spots

Legend

Source: CAPRS

Minneapolis showed a 6% decrease in

burglaries in 2012, which was led by theSecond Precinct with a 12% decrease.

101 Less burglaries were reported in 2012.

Second Precinct employed the following

successful initiatives to combat burglary:

Early recognition of burglary patterns

Tracking known offenders

Crime Prevention through crime alerts,

door knocking, and block clubs

Aggressive follow-up of prosecution Greater use of MPD Crime Lab

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Report: Minneapolis crime in 2012