Detective Blundred leads scores of Central Elementary students at the annual

Bike Rodeo

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:H:<>QUIA.1YI POLICE I>EPA.R.T1VIENT 215 Tenth Street, Hoquiam Washington 98550

Jeff Myers, Chief of Police

MONTHLY REPORT for JUNE 2014 By: Deputy Chief Don Wertanen

POLICE ACTIVITY: • The department handled 1294 law incidents for the month, issued 56 infractions, 18 criminal

traffic citations, 21 criminal citations, 13 parking infractions and made 79 criminal arrests. • During the month, Animal Control Officer Bob Hill handled 68 "animal problem" complaints,

17 abandoned vehicles, 1 code enforcement issue and 32 parking complaints; 33 animals were impounded.

• On 06-09-14 at about 1000 hours, Det. Blundred and Sgt. Krohn with the assistance from McCleary Police and the Grays Harbor Sheriffs office served a search warrant at a residence in McCleary for stolen property. This stemmed from a vehicle prowl complaint in Hoquiam reported on May 25th where a computer was stolen and recovered in Lacey. A 26-year old McCleary man was booked into the Grays Harbor County Jail for Possession of Stolen Property 2nd Degree. An enormous amount of property was recovered during the search warrant service. Det. Blundred continues to identify the owners of property recovered during the investigation. So far Det. Blundred has been able to confirm at least sixteen victims of vehicle prowls from Hoquiam to the Centralia area.

• On 06-13-14 at about 0142 hours, officers were dispatched to the 300 block of Eklund Avenue for an assault complaint. The resident noticed a shadow on his window shade and opened the door to see who was outside. As soon as he opened the door, a 25-year old Taholah woman, sprayed him in the face with Capsicum pepper spray and ran off. The woman was located a short distance away with the empty can of pepper spray. When suspect refused to discuss what took place. The woman was booked into City Jail for 4th Degree Assault. The victim, a 53-year old Hoquiam man, sustained swollen/red eyes from the spray and was treated by HFD paramedics at the scene.

• On 06-18-14 at about 2003 hours. Officers were responding to the 2800 block alley between Simpson and Sumner A venue for a reported attempted kidnapping. Officer Hergert arrived in area and saw a 29-year old Cosmopolis man, who immediately took off running. Believing the man was involved, containment was quickly set up and the Grays Harbor Sheriffs canine team was called to assist. As soon as the canine handler announced the dog was being sent, the man surrendered. He was arrested on a Department of Correction warrant. The man had nothing to do with the original call, which turned out to be unfounded.

• On 06-22-14 at about 1417 hours, officers were dispatched to a robbery in-progress at a business in the 2900 block of Simpson A venue. A man had displayed a knife and demanded cash. Officers arrived and found an employee sitting outside with a 56-year old man who is well known to officers as having chronic mental health issues. The man was apologetic and said this was the only way people would take him serious so he could get help. No one was injured; the man was booked into the County Jail for Robbery 1st degree, he will also receive a mental health evaluation.

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• On 06-23-14 at about 0227 hours, officers were dispatched to a residence in the 800 block of 2"d Street for a reported sex offense. A 13-year old Hoquiam boy was taken into custody for having sexual relations with his 6-year old sister. The case has been sent to the Grays Harbor Juvenile Prosecutor for review. The boy was booked into Juvenile Detention for Rape of a Child 1st degree.

• On 06-26-14 at about 0800 hours, the Grays Harbor County Drug Task Force, Hoquiam Police and Grays Harbor Sheriffs office served a search warrant at a residence in the 200 block of K Street. The search warrant was served pursuant to an investigation into the sale of methamphetamine from the location. A 34-year old Hoquiam woman was booked into the Grays Harbor County Jail on multiply felony drug charges. A 28-year old Hoquiam man was arrested on a Department of Corrections warrant and faces charges of possession of methamphetamine and was booked into the City Jail.

• On 06-28-14 at about 1215 homs, officers were dispatched to a residence in the 800 block of Rayonier A venue for a malicious mischief complaint. It was determined the 46-year old daughter of the complainant, who has mental health issues, had keyed four vehicles at the location. While Officer Pearson was photographing the vehicles, the suspect drove up in her vehicle and refused to talk. The suspect drove off north on the East Hoquiam road, pursued by officers. A Good Samaritan on the East Hoquiam Road heard what was taking place and pulled a pick-up and trailer across the road to block traffic. Officers were able to box the driver in. The suspect put the vehicle in reverse and stai1ed to back-up toward the patrol cars. Officer Pearson broke the driver's window out, Sgt. Salstrom flattened three tires using his patrol knife where by the woman was taken into custody. She was transported to the hospital for a mental health evaluation. The woman faces felony charges of Eluding a Police Vehicle and Malicious Mischief. Officer Pearson sustained small cuts on his hand from the broken glass but was treated at the hospital and released.

BUDGET: • For the month, 208.5 hours of overtime was expended for patrol as listed below:

Patrol Coverage 56 hours Meeting 7 hours Training 69 hours Yeh. Maint. 3 homs Bike Rodeo 12 hours Vehicle Day 3 hours Evidence 8 hours Investigations 4 7 hours Shift Extension 3.5 hours

Overtime expended for the month that was not under patrol or investigations above: Administration 2 hours (Administrative Assistant) Police Services 20.5 hours (PSO) Drug Task Force 50 hours (DTF) Animal Control 2 hours (ACO)

PERSONNEL: • On June 4th the department participated in the annual Vehicle Day at Emerson School. Many

departments from within the city and from outside agencies take vehicles to the school. The children are allowed to climb in the vehicles and heai· how the vehicles are used in everyday jobs.

• The department held our annual Bicycle Rodeo at Central School on June 111h just before

summer break. The officers taught students the importance of bicycle safety and how to handle bikes on different courses which were set up on the playground. CRIME WATCH, the Police Explorer Post and a dispatcher from 911 Dispatch helped during the event.

• Officers attended EVOC training this month. This annual training teaches and tests an officer's ability to operate a patrol vehicle under normal conditions as well as high-speed pursuits. Officers from Montesano P.D. and Cosmopolis P.D. attended the training as well.

• Officer Peterson has been with the department for 6-years this month. Aside from his patrol duties, Officer Peterson is one of the Police Explorer Post coordinators and the department EVOC instructor.

• Sgt. Mitchell, Sgt. Dayton and Officer High attended a Total Station refresher course which was held at the department and instructed by Sgt. Strong. The Total Station is used in investigations for vehicle accidents and serious crimes to measure in detail the scenes where they occurred.

CITY JAIL: • The depa1iment billed DOC $50,428 for 612 bed days for DOC inmates housed at the City Jail

during the month of June.

VOLUNTEERS: • For the month, CRIME WATCH members volunteered a total of 102.25 hours of service,

which included residence and business checks. CRIME WATCH also assisted at the Central School Bicycle Rodeo, City of Hoquiam Half Marathon and at the Aberdeen Founders Day Parade.

• For the Month the members of Police Explorer Post had a total of 70 hours of service, which included meetings and training. The explorers assisted in setting up the EVOC course for the officers and helped at the Central School Bicycle Rodeo.

ST A TIS TI CAL 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 Repo1i, 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 that 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.

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DON WERTANEN Deputy Chief of Police dwertanen@cityofhoguiam.com 360-532-0892 x104

07/02/14 Hoquiam Police Department 3018 08 : 14 Law Incident Analysis , Time Reported Page : 1

Hour !Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday I Total ------------+--------- - ----------------------------- - ------ - ---- - --------- +---- -

00 : 00-00 : 59 12 14 1 5 4 6 15 57 01 : 00-01 : 59 7 4 4 6 3 11 9 44 02 : 00-02 : 59 4 7 3 6 3 4 8 35 03 : 00-03 : 59 4 3 5 1 11 6 8 38 04 : 00-0 4: 59 0 3 2 4 2 3 6 20 05 : 00-05 : 59 0 2 1 4 2 2 2 13 06 : 00 - 06 : 59 3 3 1 3 1 1 3 15 07 : 00-07 : 59 2 12 1 2 2 0 3 22 08 : 00 - 08 : 59 10 9 7 19 10 11 5 71 09 : 00-09 : 59 10 9 10 10 4 3 2 48 10 : 00-10 : 59 11 12 10 10 7 4 10 64 11 : 00 - 11 : 59 8 12 18 7 10 13 4 72 12 : 00-12 : 59 19 8 15 1 1 10 3 6 72 13 : 00-13 : 59 17 11 10 8 7 15 10 78 14 : 00-14 : 59 15 15 4 14 5 4 12 69 15 : 00-15 : 59 19 9 7 9 17 8 9 78 16 : 00 - 16 : 59 7 8 4 9 8 5 8 49 17 : 00 - 17 : 59 7 7 8 7 6 12 9 56 18 : 00-18:59 11 6 6 8 5 6 11 53 19 : 00 - 19 : 59 8 5 6 6 8 9 3 45 20 : 00-20 : 59 16 10 11 9 10 10 13 79 21 : 00-21 : 59 16 9 9 8 12 11 22 87 22 : 00-22 : 59 12 9 11 10 6 13 9 70 23 : 00-23 : 59 8 7 4 6 12 15 7 59

- -----------+------------------------ - ---------------------------- - -------+-- - - -Total by Day I 226 194 158 182 165 175 194 1 1294 -------- - - - -+------------------------------------------------------------ -+-----

Report Includes : All dates between '00 : 01 : 00 06/01/14' and '23 : 59 : 00 06/30/14' 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 07/02/14 08 : 16 Law Total Incident Report , by Location Code

Location Code

(Not Defined ) Baker 15 Central Aberdeen West Aberdeen HPD Baker-6 HPD Baker-7 HPD Baker-8 East Aberdeen Cosmopolis Montesano Failor Lake Waterway McCleary-17 Montesano-16 Not Assigned

Total Incidents

3 6 6

15 557 426 273

2 1 1 1 1 1 1

Total Incidents for This Report : 1294

Report includes : All dates between '00 : 01 : 00 06/01/14' and '23 : 59 : 00 06/30/14' All agencies matching 'HPD' All natures All locations All responsible officers All dispositions All clearance codes All observed offenses All reported offenses All offense codes All circumstance codes

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Hoquiam Police Department Law Total Incident Report , by Nature of Incident

Nature of Incident

911 Hang-Up Call 911-0pen Line Abandoned Vehicle Accident/ Blocking Agency Assistance Alarm Alcohol Offense Animal Problem Assault Assault 4th Domestic Violence Burglary Child Abuse or Neglect Citizen Assist Citizen Di spute Civil Matter Code Enforcement Court Appointed Jail Time Custodial Interference Dead Body Death Investigation Disorderly Conduct Driving Complaint Controlled Substance Problem DUI Alcohol or Drugs Domestic Violence Family Fight Fire Found Property Fraud Hit and Run Property Damage Harassment Harrassment (Not Defined) Hazardous Materials Information Report Jail Assist Juvenile Problem Lost Property Malicious Mischief Criminal Mischief Dom Violence Emotionally Disturbed Subject Missing Person Motorist Assist No Class . (Not Defined) Noise Complaint Overdose Parking Problem Traffic Accident w/ Damage Unconscious Person Traffic Accident, w/ Injuries Prowler Reckless Endangerment Recovered Stolen Vehicle CPS/APS Referral Reverse Escort Robbery

Total Incidents

10 31 20

2 84 15

1 73

4 7 9 1

68 12

3 3 1 3 2 1

42 16 10

1 3 3 1

11 8 3 1

13 1

24 6 7 6 9 3 4 5 1 5

12 3

41 9 6 1 3 1 3 1 5 3

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Hoquiam Police Department 07/02/14 08 : 17 Law Total Incident Report , by Nature of Incident

Nature of Incident

RSO Check Runaway Juvenile Search Warrant Sex Offense Shoplift Subject Stop/Field Int . Attempted Suicide Attempted Suicide Threats Suspicious Person/Circumstance Theft Theft - Automobil Threatening Traffic Hazard Traffic Violation Traffic Stop Trespassing Unsecure Premise Theft From Vehicle Violation Court Order Warrant Arrests Warrant Arrest Hoquiam Warrant Warrant Arrest Other Agency Warrant Service Warrant Arrest by Other Agency Weapon Offense Welfare Check

Total Incidents

19 2 1 1 2

106 1 4

95 21

2 5

18 30

243 27 11

8 8 6

13 27

5 1 3

14

Total Incidents for This Report : 1294

Report includes : All dates between '00 : 01 : 00 06/01/14 ' and ' 23 : 59 : 00 06/30/14' All agencies matching 'HPD' All natures All locations All responsible officers 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 07/02/14 08 : 18 Total Traffic Citation Report , by Violation Page : 1

Violation

26.50 . 110.1 3 . 40 . 010 3.40 . 100 46 . 12 . 650 . 7 46.16A.030 . 5 . L 46.20 . 005 46 . 20 . 015 46 . 20 . 017 46 . 20 . 0921 46 . 20 . 342 . 2 46.20.342.3 46 . 20 . 500 46 . 30 . 020 46 . 37.020 46.37.050 46 . 37 . 420 46.44 . 090 46 . 52 . 010 . 1 46.61.065 46 . 61.145 46 . 61.400 46 . 61.440 46 . 61.670 5A . 25 . 020 5A.70.020 66 . 44 . 270 . 2A 69 . 41 . 030 . POSS 9 . 41.250 9A . 36 . 041 9A . 36 . 041 (DV) 9A . 36 . 050 9A.48.090.2b DV 9A . 52 . 070 9A . 52 . 080 9A.52.100 9A . 56.050 9A . 7 6 . 175 P46 . 61.570 P46 . 61 . 575 P7.62 . 030

Report Totals

Report includes:

Description

NO CONTACT/PROTECT ORDER VIOL Animals at Large Public Nuisance Animal Fail to Transf Title 45 days FL RENEW EXPIRED REG <=2 MTHS Driving W/0 A License NVOL with ID Inter/Lie Viol Not on person UNLF POSS/USE DR LIC Driv i ng While License Susp 2 Driving While Lie Susp 3rd NO MCYCLE ENDSORM DR W/O LIABILITY INSURANCE OPERATE W/O HEADLITE DEFECTIVE TAIL LAMPS ILLEGAL STUD TIRES VI OL SPECIAL PERMIT HIT/RUN UNATTENDED VEHICLE FLASHING SIGNALS FOLLOW TOO CLOSE SPEEDING MAX SPD SCHOL XWALKS WHEELS OFF RDWAY DISORDERLY CONDUCT POSSESS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA MIP ALCOHOL ACTUAL OR CONSUMPT UNLAW POSS LEG DRUG Dangerous Weapon Violation Assault 4 Assault 4 Reckless Endangerment Malicious Mischief 3 DV 50/250 Criminal Trespass 1 Criminal Trespass 2 Vehicle Prowling 2 Theft 3 Make False State to Public Ser ILLEGAL PARKING PARKED FACING WRONG DIRECTION OVERTIME PARKING 72 HRS

Total

3 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1

14 1

27 1 1 1 1 1 6 1

16 3 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 4 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 4 7 2

125

All dates of issue between '00:01:00 06/01/14' and '23:59 : 00 06/30/14' All agencies matching 'HPD' All issuing officers All areas All courts All offense codes All dispositions All citation/warning types

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Hoquiam Police Department 3018 07/02/14 08:19 Total Offenses Report, by Statute Description Page: 1

Statute Description

Assault 4 Assault 4 Child Molestation 3 Criminal Trespass 1 Criminal Trespass 2 Dangerous Weapon Violation DISORDERLY CONDUCT Driving While Lie Susp 3rd FAIL TO APPEAR Fail To Reg Sex/Kidnap Offendr Forgery Introducing Contraband 3rd Make False State to Public Ser Malicious Mischief 3 Malicious Mischief 3 DV 50/250 MIP ALCOHOL ACTUAL OR CONSUMPT NO CONTACT/PROTECT ORDER VIOL Poss Legend Drug W/0 Pres . Poss Stolen Prop 3 POSSESS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA Rape of a Child 2 Reckless Driving Reckless Endangerment Robbery 2 SCHED I , II , III OTHER Sell/Supply Liq/Prem To Minor Theft 1 Theft 3 Trafficking Stolen Property 1 Unlawful Poss Firearm 1 Unlawful Poss Payment Instr . Vehicle Prowling 2 VUCSA Felony

Statute Code Total

9A.36.041 1 9A.36.041 (DV) 11 9A.44.089 1 9A.52.070 1 9A.52.080 2 9 . 41 . 250 1 5A.25 . 020 1 46 . 20.342 . 3 3 FTA 24 9A . 44 . 130 1 9A . 60 . 020 1 9A.76.160 1 9A . 76 . 175 3 9A . 48 . 090 1 9A.48.090.2b DV 1 66 . 44 . 270.2A 2 26 . 50 . 110.1 3 69.41.030(2)(8) 1 9A . 56.170 1 5A . 70 . 020 2 9A.44 . 076 1 46 . 61 . 500 1 9A . 36 . 050 3 9A.56 . 210 1 69.50 . 401 . AlII 1 66.44 . 270 . 1 1 9A.56 . 030 1 9A.56 . 050 1 9A.82 . 050(2) 1 9.41.040(1) (a) 1 9A . 56.320(2) 1 9A.52 . 100 1 69.50 . 000 3

Total Offenses : 79

Report includes: All offense dates between ' 00 : 01 : 00 06/01/14' and '23 : 59 : 00 06/30/14' 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 All arresting officers All arresting dates

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