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Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department

QUARTERLY REPORT

THIRD QUARTER 2019

July 1st – September 30th

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Bryan K. Roach – Chief of Police

Amended: August 12, 2019

Page Intentionally Blank To Permit Double-Sided Printing of Full Report

THIRD QUARTER REPORT OFFICE OF THE CHIEF

July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019

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Office of the Chief

INTERNAL AFFAIRS SECTION

Cases Received ......................................... 56 Complaints Received from CPCO ............... 36Officer-Involved Shootings ............................ 1 Internal Investigations ................................. 14Vehicle Pursuits Involving Fatality ................ 4 In-Custody Death Investigations ................... 0Referrals from SIU ........................................ 6

CHAPLAIN’S OFFICE

Death Investigations ................................. 156 Homicides ................................................... 21 Infant Deaths ................................................ 1 Suicides ...................................................... 27 Overdoses .................................................. 20 Attempted Suicides ....................................... 0 Accidents/Fatalities....................................... 5 Death Notifications ...................................... 50 Officer-Involved Shooting* ............................ 1 Officer-Involved Accidents ............................ 1 IMPD Employee Contacts....................... 1840 IMPD Family Contacts .............................. 380Hospital Visits ............................................. 23 Ride-Alongs with Officer ............................... 3Roll Call Visits ............................................ 61 Announcements - Birth, Death, Funeral ...... 39Funerals Conducted/Attended .................... 13 Assist with Active Civilian Funerals ............... 0

*Officer-Involved Shootings and other major events may involve more than one chaplain responding.

Community Engagement Office

INDY PAL CLUB / MENTORING PROGRAMS

Activity Youth Served Activity Youth Served

Baseball, Basketball, Football ................... 121 National PAL Mentoring .............................. 24Cheerleading .............................................. 24 Juvenile Justice Jeopardy ......................... 150 OK (Our Kids) Program ............................ 185 Eddie Eagle ................................................ 20Field Trips x 1 ............................................. 40 School Visits (10) ...................................... 150 G.R.E.A.T. Families (8) ............................... 20 Community Service Requests ....................... 0

IMMIGRANT OUTREACH

Latino Community Meetings/Events ............ 43 Adult Contacts ........................................ 2908 African Community Meetings/Events .......... 38 Youth Contacts ....................................... 3455 Burmese Community Meetings/Events ....... 41 Student School Contacts ........................ 2260 Other Community Meetings/Events ............ 63 School Visits ............................................... 41 Business Contacts .................................... 164 Patrol When Possible (PWPs) .................... 70

INPACT / RE-ENTRY PROGRAM

Home/Office Visits .................................. 1174 Number of Compliant Parolees ................. 260 Total Drug Tests ....................................... 676 Job Referrals ............................................ 276 Positive Drug Tests .................................. 138 Referrals for Services ................................. 97 Parole Violations ......................................... 43 Number of Prison/Jail Visits ........................ 22 Parole Warrants/Arrests ............................. 57 Number of Bus Passes Issued .................. 164

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ADMINISTRATION DIVISION

THIRD QUARTER REPORT

July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019

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Citizens Services Section

CITIZENS SERVICES COUNTER ACTIVITY Quantity

Incident Reports – Printed for Purchase at Service Counter ................................................... 3,567 Incident Reports – Printed for Purchase and Shipped by Mail ................................................... 914 Accident Reports – Printed for Purchase at Service Counter ..................................................... 938 Accident Reports – Purchased Online @ BuyCrash.com ...................................................... 16,402 Gun Permit Applications Accepted; Fingerprint Sets Taken .................................................... 1,830 Fingerprints Taken and Processed ............................................................................................ 402 Photographs Processed per Customer Request .......................................................................... 66

FIREARMS UNIT

Firearms Confiscated/Recorded ............ 1,057 Gun Permits Processed ......................... 1,830 Firearms Released ................................... 363 Gun Permit Application Denials ................ 183 IMPD Firearms Disposed .......................... 452 Stolen Firearms ........................................ 391 Illegal Firearms Processed ......................... 10 Recovered Firearms Processed ................ 114

AUTO DESK UNIT

Vehicles Towed by Police ....................... 2407 Private Vehicles Towed ........................... 3373 └ Due to Arrest or Law Violation ........................ └ Due to Vehicle Crash or Breakdown Stolen/Recovered Vehicles ....................... 522 Fleet Vehicles Towed .............................. 1272

PROPERTY SECTION

Total Items Received ........................... 17,198 Drug Items Received ............................. 2,669

Firearms Received ................................ 1,133

Crime Stoppers Section

Total Number of Tips Received ............. 2,365 Total Number of Arrests .............................. 88

Number of Awards Approved ...................... 89 Number of Awards Paid ................................ 6

Total Awards Amount Approved ....... $ 10,675 Total Awards Amount Paid ..................... $ 850

Cash Recovered ................................. $ 1,700 Total Firearms Seized ................................. 17

Value of Property Recovered ............ $ 19,700 Number of Vehicles Recovered..................... 2

Value of Drugs Recovered ................ $ 44,850

Identification/Criminal Records Section

IDENTIFICATION UNIT

Parolees Processed.................................. 234 Non-Processed Thumb IDs ....................... 280 Probationers Processed ........................... 114 Tenprint Inquiries ................................. 11,045 Court Order/Summons Processed ............ 909 Fast ID Transactions ............................ 33,130 Arrest Slips Processed ........................ 12,748 Mobile ID Transactions ............................. 825




July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Identification/Criminal Records Section

LATENT FINGERPRINT EXAMINER UNIT

Latent Print Cases Examined ................... 753 Digital Images Received ........................... 857 AFIS Searches Conducted ....................... 560 Latent Print Comparisons .................... 22,679 Tenprint Identifications ............................... 44 Latent Print Identifications ......................... 186 Digital Images Processed ......................... 492 Pawn Cards Identified ................................. 37 Identifiable Cases Received ..................... 434 Hours of Case Preparation .................... 31.50 Pawn Cards Received ................................ 37 Hours in Court Providing Testimony ...... 22.25

LATENT PRINT RUN STATISTICS

Print Runs with Cards ............................... 684 Percent Identifiable ............................... 59.5% Identifiable Print Runs .............................. 407

MUGSHOT DATABASE SUMMARY

Booking Photographs Added ............... 12,165 Images Printed..................................... 22,614 Person/Booking Updates ..................... 20,365 Photo Lineups Created .......................... 1,381

CRIMINAL RECORDS UNIT

History Packets entered ............................. 30 Photo Print/Scan ....................................... 381 Dispositions Searched .............................. 541 Photo Lineup Printed .................................... 0 Mail Request Processed ........................... 172 Documents Scanned, Archive .............. 17,131 Front Window Requests ......................... 1210 Documents Indexed/Archive ................ 18,746 Service Desk Requests .............................. 49 Misc., QC, Etc. ..................................... 13,168 Firearms/ISP/NICS Request ..................... 436

COURT ENHANCEMENT UNIT

Applicants ................................................. 116 Gun Permits ............................................ 2473 Record Checks ......................................... 794 Gun Releases ........................................... 626

Training Bureau

RECRUIT TRAINING SECTION

The Recruit Training Unit began the quarter with 81 recruits assigned to the 19th Recruit Class. At the close of the quarter, the 19th Recruit Class had finished week 13 of the 24-week training curriculum with a total of 523 hours of instruction. As of September 30, 2019, 68 recruits remained. In the third quarter, the Recruit Training Unit filled three (3) vacancies: one (1) sergeant and two (2) patrol officers. In addition, an annual physical fitness test was implemented for all unit staff. Also in the third quarter, the Recruit Training Unit created social media channels on both Facebook and Instagram to assist with the department’s community engagement goals. In addition, the Recruit Training Unit played a significant role in the execution of the Indy Public Safety Foundation’s signature event, The Frontline Experience, on Friday, September 13th. Over 500 community and business leaders attended this event and the unit directly engaged over 100 individuals in interactive traffic stop and disturbance scenarios.




July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Training Bureau

FIELD TRAINING SECTION

18th Class had 44 members in the Field Training Officer (FTO) program.

18th Class had two Fast Track Recruits complete FTO. Three recruits resigned from the IMPD.

18th Lateral Class had final member complete FTO program.

Created new digital paperwork within Agency360 to track Level 2 Remediations.

Created new process for Recruit Officer to Probationary Officer status reports.

Completed Refresher Training for eight Officers.

Completed four hours of In-Service Training for all active FTOs.

Completed FTO School for 10 officers and certified nine of them.

Completed a new FTO process with 32 applicants – Had 28 applicants complete the process.

Preparation for upcoming 2nd IMPD Lateral Academy.

Detective Training Officer (DTO) program had ten detectives complete training this quarter.

DTO has four detectives currently undergoing raining.

FTO Kevin Hershberger was named “Administration Division Officer of the Year” at the ERB Banquet.

FIREARMS TRAINING SECTION

2019 Integrated Use of Force In-service July 1st through September 17th. Sessions: 64 eight-hour sessions Officers trained: 1,213

19th Recruit Class Taser Training for approximately 80 recruits (August 3 & August 31). Handgun issue and firearms introduction (August 23 & September 4). Developed a three-way split schedule with overlapping weeks for recruit training. Began recruit firearm training September 23 with Group A. Reintroduced shotgun qualifications into the recruit schedule. Reintroduced physical training into the recruit schedule.

Retiree Firearms Qualifications – Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA) July – 86 retirees August – 55 retirees September – 40 retirees

Less-lethal Launchers Launcher only

o Sessions: 2 eight-hour sessions o Officers trained: 27

Shotgun/Launcher o Sessions: 1, 16-hour session o Officers trained: 15

Launcher In-service o Sessions: 9, four-hour sessions o Officers trained: 30

Miscellaneous

Individual officer new weapon qualification o Sessions: 25 o Officers trained: 37

*Change of command for the IMPD Firearms Training Section occurred on August 1st.




July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Training Bureau

IN-SERVICE TRAINING SECTION

The In-Service Training Section resumed the Fair and Impartial Policing training from earlier this year. An additional 270 officers and sergeants attended the 7-hour training session during the third quarter.

Make-up training on the new Report Management System (RMS) continues as officers return from extended leave.

CAREER AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT SECTION

During this quarter, the Office of Career and Leadership Development (CLD), concluded the application process for the IMPD Leadership Academy Session 2019-02. Applicants consisted of 46 public safety officials from 14 different agencies around the state of Indiana. The CLD office conducted five different pre-training sessions in order to prepare each student for the beginning of their four-week course. At the end of the third quarter, the CLD had begun the third week of the 2019-02 session. The CLD office identified and trained seven new mentors to serve the 2019-02 session. The CLD office continues to work with officers and detectives to attain the Master Designation. One of those detectives received the Master Designation in August. Lastly, the CLD office is resuming their college partnerships to assist officers with starting or finishing their education. One of those partnerships is the IMPD/Ivy Tech which started their fall semester at the end of August at the IMPD academy.

RECRUITING SECTION

The IMPD Recruiting Section attends multiple events and engages individuals who are interested in a career in Law Enforcement through Career and Job Fairs. They participated in 23 events during this 3-month period relating to Job/Career Fairs, attending training, and assisting with Women Behind the Badge. The Recruiting Section also assisted with the Pre-Academy Readiness Program (PAR). This program was designed to assist applicants in preparing for the physical fitness test (PFT). PAR has expanded to much more than just preparing for the PFT. It is a networking, encouraging, team building opportunity for the applicants. During each weekly session applicants are taught the proper technique and form for each component of the PFT, as well as participate in a group workout. The Recruiting Section participated in 13 PAR dates during this 3-month period. During this period, the Recruiting Second stays very busy in making recruitment contacts via email, phone calls, and in-person interviews. During this three-month period, they communicated in the following ways:

Emails – 4,596 (includes emails sent to applicants for PAR/special events)

Calls/voicemails/texts – 380

Contacts/Personal Interactions – 541 (includes PAR/Run Club/class visits/events/testing) Social Media Recruiting – continuous Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat posts focused on recruitment and PAR marketing. Social Media Communications – 590


OPERATIONS DIVISION THIRD QUARTER REPORT

July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Operations Division

Data Collection Period: July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019

NORTH EAST SOUTHEAST SOUTHWEST NORTHWEST DOWNTOWN TOTALS

Dispatched Radio Runs 7480 8810 6006 6972 4847 1216 35,331

Percentages 21.17% 24.94% 17.00% 19.73% 13.72% 3.44% 100.00%

Markouts 3022 2402 2708 3910 2673 1707 16,422

Percentages 18.40% 14.63% 16.49% 23.81% 16.28% 10.39% 100.00%

Assists 51,686 95,962 48,626 39,765 40,734 13,970 290,743

Percentages 17.78% 33.01% 16.72% 13.68% 14.01% 4.80% 100.00%

Case Reports* NA NA NA NA NA NA Not

Available

Percentages 0.00%

Supplements* NA NA NA NA NA NA Not

Available

Percentages 0.00%

Crash Reports 1819 1050 1072 966 1160 436 6,503

Percentages 27.97% 16.15% 16.48% 14.85% 17.84% 6.70% 99.99%

Outright Arrests* NA NA NA NA NA NA Not

Available

Percentages 0.00%

UTTs / Infractions / Ordinance Violations

2993 866 2097 8638 1495 971 17,060

Percentages 17.54% 5.08% 12.29% 50.63% 8.76% 5.69% 99.99%

Data from IMPD Officer Activity Report Percentage totals may not total exactly 100% due to rounding

* NOTE – These figures were pulled from the IMPD Officer Activity Report on Wednesday, October 16, 2019.

Data is subject to change depending on additional entries, data management, or other reasons.



HOMELAND SECURITY BUREAU

July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Homeland Security Bureau – Tactical

CRISIS NEGOTIATION UNIT

Barricaded Subject Incidents ........................ 2 Contain and Callout Incidents ..................... 17

SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS – SWAT

High Risk Warrant Service .......................... 56 Surveillance Details ............................................. 12 Barricaded Subject Incidents ........................ 4 Arrests/Apprehensions ............................... 82 K9 Search Assistance Calls .......................... 6 Firearms Seized ......................................... 33 Details .......................................................... 7 Money Confiscated ....................... $31,911.00

EVENT RESPONSE GROUP – ERG

Planned Events .......................................... 17 .................. 491 Officers Involved .......... 3645 Hours Protests / Rallies .......................................... 1 .................... 17 Officers Involved .............. 34 Hours Emergency Call-Outs ................................... 2 .................... 16 Officers Involved .............. 32 Hours

CANINE SECTION

Total Apprehensions ................................. 144 Total Calls for Service ............................... 686 – Felony Apprehensions without Dog Bite .. 117 Bite Ratio ............................................... 11.11% – Felony Apprehensions with Dog Bite ........ 16 Bomb Sweeps ............................................ 69 – Misdemeanor Apprehensions without Bite . 11 Warrant Searches ....................................... 64 – Misdemeanor Apprehensions with Bite ....... 0 Gun Searches ............................................. 32

BOMB SQUAD – EXPLOSIVE ORDINANCE DISPOSAL

Explosion (Incident) ...................................... 1 Operational Standby / Special Events ......... 47 Hoax (Incident) ............................................. 0 SWAT Assists – Tac EOD ............................ 0 Recovery (Incident) ...................................... 6 Dignitary Route Sweeps ............................. 34 Suspicious Package (Incident) ..................... 3 Protective Details .......................................... 3 Threat (Incident) ........................................... 2 Community Outreach Activities ..................... 2

MOUNTED SECTION – HORSE PATROL

Riding Patrols ............................................. 15 Riding Details ............................................. 25 Protests/Rallies............................................. 0 Funerals/Memorial Services ......................... 3 Parades ........................................................ 1 Downtown Events ....................................... 20

AVIATION SECTION – HELICOPTERS

....................................................................... Unmanned Arial Vehicle (UAV) Flights ............... 32 Helicopter Flights ........................................ 12 – Search and Rescue ............................................ 8 Flight Hours ................................................ 15 – Tactical ............................................................... 5 Apprehensions ............................................. 0 – Evidence Collection/Event Perspective .............. 8 ....................................................................... – Community Relations / Training ....................... 11

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SECTION

Emergency Operations Center Activations ... 7 Outside Events Volunteered For ................... 2 Workshops/Trainings Attended ................... 13 Planning Meetings ...................................... 12 CERT Classes .............................................. 2 CERT Trained Personnel ............................ 35

SPECIAL EVENT PLANNING SECTION

Event Action Plans Generated .................... 13 Special Event Permits Approved ................. 62


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Homeland Security Bureau – Tactical

CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE

Details / Events – Includes Dignitary Visits/Protests-Rallies/Planned and Unplanned Events ................. 60 Bias Crime Submissions ............................... 5 Confidential Informants Registered ............. 34 Officer Threat Cases ................................... 20 General Threat Cases ................................. 17 School Threat Cases .................................... 6 Various Other Cases ................................... 37

RESERVE UNIT

Arrests Made .............................................. 36 Vehicles Towed ........................................ 146 Uniform Traffic Tickets (UTTs) .................. 209 Crash Reports Made ................................. 291 Parking Tickets ........................................... 98 Incident Reports Made .............................. 240

Homeland Security Bureau – Traffic Branch

MOTORCYCLE SECTION

Dispatched Radio Runs .......................... 1091 Crash Reports ............................................... 0 Arrests .......................................................... 9 Vehicles Towed .......................................... 61 Traffic Tickets (UTTs) Issued .................. 2569 Detail Hours Worked ............................... 5612 Parking Citations Issued ........................... 410 Hours Spent on Traffic Complaints ........... 348

PARKING AND INTERSECTION CONTROL

Dispatched Radio Runs .............................. 98 Crash Reports ............................................... 0 Arrests .......................................................... 0 Vehicles Towed .......................................... 45 Traffic Tickets Issued .................................. 10 Parking Tickets Issued ............................ 1045

PARK RANGERS

Dispatched Radio Runs ............................ 385 Crash Reports ............................................... 6 Arrests ........................................................ 14 Vehicles Towed .......................................... 17 Traffic Tickets (UTTs) Issued ...................... 22 Vehicle Stops .............................................. 44 Ordinance Violations Issued ....................... 72 Park Checks ........................................... 3063 Incident Reports ......................................... 21 Citizen Assists ............................................ 52

CRASH INVESTIGATIONS UNIT

Total Vehicle Collisions ........................... 7098 Personal Injury Crashes .......................... 1270 Property Damage-Only Crashes ............. 5808 Fatal Crashes ............................................. 21

HIT AND RUN UNIT

Cases Assigned ...................................... 2080 Cases Solved............................................ 566 Fatal Hit and Run Cases Assigned ............... 5 Hit and Run Cases Cleared ........................ 39%

DUI ENFORCEMENT UNIT

DUI Arrests ............................................... 180 Crash Reports ............................................... 0 UTTs ......................................................... 176


INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION


July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Homicide and Aggravated Assault Branch

HOMICIDE SECTION

Murders (Criminal) ....................................... 43 Prior-Year Cases Cleared ............................. 1

Homicides (Non-Criminal) ............................... 3 CIRT Investigations ...................................... 4

Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................ 10 Percentage of 2019 Cases Cleared ....... 41.67%

Cases Exceptionally Cleared ........................ 3 Overall Percentage Cases Cleared ........ 55.83%

Homicide data reflects what IMPD has determined the Homicide Section will investigate as a homicide incident. These cases may or may not match the cases listed in the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) system. Reasons for these differences can include differences between UCR’s definition of Homicide. UCR statistics can also include criminal homicides that occur within Marion County, but are investigated by other police agencies. Additionally, homicide classification is subject to change as the investigation progresses.

AGGRAVATED ASSAULT SECTION

Cases Assigned ....................................... 162 Non-Fatal Shootings ................................. 149

Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................ 28 Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 35

Cases Unfounded ......................................... 1 Percentage Cleared in 2019 .................. 38.89%

COLD CASE UNIT

Phone Calls Requiring Follow-Up ............... 22 Trial Preparation ........................................... 1

Arrests .......................................................... 0 Trials Resulting in Conviction ........................ 1

The Cold Case Unit provided assistance to the following agencies: FBI Safe Streets, Louisville PD, IMPD Homicide, Franklin PD, and Indiana State Police. Maintained relationship with serial killer Larry Hall – Visited Marion Federal Prison, Letters of Correspondence.

FIREARMS INVESTIGATIONS UNIT

Total Cases Assigned ............................... 124 Cases Cleared by Arrest ........................... 110

Laird Law Retention Cases Filed .................. 3 Cases Determined to be NOAD .................... 6

Laird Law Retention Cases Screened but Not Filed .... 4 Overall Percentage Cleared ................... 89.71%

License Revocations to State Police ........... 50 Handgun Trace Requests to ATF ........... 1213

Cases Entered on Tracking Spreadsheet . 783

Robbery Branch

Total Robberies – All Types .... 650……..100% Business Delivery Robberies ........ 13……2.00%

Street Robberies .................... 330.......50.77% Business Robberies .................... 164.…25.23%

Internet-Based Robberies ........ 39..……6.00% Home Invasion Robberies ............. 35.…..5.38%

Carjacking Robberies .............. 46…..…7.08% Residential Robberies ................... 23.…..3.54%

Case Assignment/Clearance Information Currently Unavailable Due to Reporting System Issues

Cases Exceptionally Cleared ........................ 0 Cases Cleared by Arrest .................................. 0

Cases Inactive Uncleared ............................. 0 Cases Open Uncleared ................................... 0

Cases Unfounded ......................................... 0 Miscellaneous .................................................. 0


THIRD QUARTER REPORT INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION

July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Special Investigations Branch

Special Investigations Branch opened 62 criminal investigations during Third Quarter of 2019.

Investigative Support Branch

JUVENILE UNIT

Cases Assigned ........................................ 400 Detective Arrests ........................................ 31 Cases Unfounded ....................................... 13 Uniform Arrests ......................................... 125 Detention Orders ........................................ 12 Cases Cleared by Arrest ........................... 156 Summonses Obtained ................................ 12 Exceptional Closure .................................. 118 Clearance Rate ........................................... 80%

MISSING PERSONS UNIT

Cases Assigned ........................................ 845 Attempt Kidnappings ..................................... 3 Case Cleared/Closed ................................ 623 Attempt Kidnappings at Bus Stops ................ 2 Clearance Rate ........................................... 74% Kidnappings .................................................. 8 Detective Arrests .......................................... 1 Non-Custodial Parental Abductions ............ 22 Call-Outs .................................................... 15 Runaways ................................................. 534 Arrest Warrants ............................................ 0 Missing Persons ....................................... 278 Search Warrants ........................................... 7 Missing Person Posters Issued ................... 48 Calls for Service ....................................... 221

PAWN UNIT

Cases Assigned ........................................ 145 Recovered Items Value ................. $84,699.28 Pawn Cards Processed ....................... 82,161 Firearms Sold/Pawned ............................ 1242 Stolen Articles Entered ............................. 346 Pawn Shop Inspections ............................ 183 Stolen Items Recovered ........................... 249 *Individual stores are required to enter their information into Leads on Line, ...................................................................... so detectives are no longer required to enter information on cards by hand.

NUISANCE ABATEMENT UNIT

Cases Reviewed ......................................... 24 Zoning Reviews ........................................ 173 Search Warrants ........................................... 1 Compliance Sweeps ..................................... 4 Arrest Warrants ............................................ 1 Vacate Orders ............................................... 3 Outright Arrests ............................................ 2 UTTs Issued ................................................. 9 Criminal Offenses ......................................... 9 Temporary Restraining Orders ...................... 2 Civilian Violations ....................................... 15

FORENSIC FACIAL IMAGING UNIT

Finalized composites .................................. 18 Morphing Identifiable Feature Comparisons .. 7 IMPD Graphics ............................................. 4 Special Details .............................................. 0 Age progressions .......................................... 0 Court Testimony/Demonstrative Evidence .... 3 Post-mortem reconstruction, ID by family ..... 0 Lectured/Instructed at Federal, State, and Image assessments ...................................... 5 Municipal Law Enforcement Academies ..... 2 Assisted Outside Agencies – Local, In-State, Out-of-State ............................................................. 3




July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Domestic and Sexual Violence Branch

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SECTION

Cases Assigned ..................................... 1316 Cases Exceptionally Cleared .................... 120 Cases Unfounded ...................................... NA Total Cases Cleared ................................. 700 Cases Completed ..................................... 272 Cases Cleared by Arrest ........................... 438 └ Pending Prosecutor Review and Processing ......... Percentage Cases Cleared ...................... 73.8% Cases Referred – Department of Child Services, Domestic Violence Advocates, Etc. ........................ 151

SEX OFFENSE SECTION

Cases Assigned ....................................... 233 Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 32 Cases Unfounded ....................................... 10 Total Cases Cleared ................................... 57 Cases Inactivated ....................................... 29 Percentage Cases Cleared ...................... 66.0% Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................ 15

CHILD ABUSE SECTION

Cases Assigned ....................................... 149 Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 23 Cases NOAD/DCS Referral ...................... 160 Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................. 59 Cases Inactivated / Uncleared ...................... 3 Total Cases Cleared ................................... 91 Cases Unfounded ......................................... 9 Percentage Cases Cleared ...................... 61.0%

VICTIM ASSISTANCE SECTION

Deaths ...................................................... 930 Child Abuse / Neglect ................................... 7 Assaults .................................................... 311 Threating Phone Calls ................................ 28 Sex Crimes ................................................. 60 Follow-Up Investigations ........................... 985 Robberies ................................................. 305 Transportation ............................................ 33 Burglaries ..................................................... 4 Miscellaneous ........................................... 956 Domestic Violence .................................... 663 Total Contacts ........................................ 3882

GOOD TOUCH – BAD TOUCH PROGRAM

Program Presentations ............................... 43 Children Interviewed ................................. 228 Total Attendees ...................................... 9050 Child Molests Reported .............................. 51 └ Children – 8701 / Adults – 349

Organized Crime Branch

ORGANIZED CRIME UNIT

Cases Received ....................................... 510 Cases Inactivated ......................................... 9

Cases Assigned .......................................... 68 Cases Unfounded ....................................... 21

Cases Transferred to Other Agencies ....... 102 Search Warrants – Including Grand Jury Subpoenas ....... 22

Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................. 28 Warrants Obtained ...................................... 23

Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 18 Total Estimated Loss by Victims,

Cases Assigned-Percentage Cleared ....... 67.0% Including Businesses ................... $1,734,220



July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Organized Crime Branch

FINANCIAL CRIMES UNIT

Cases Received ..................................... 1097 Cases Inactivated ....................................... 27

Cases Assigned ........................................ 190 Cases Unfounded ....................................... 12

Cases Transferred to Other Agencies ......... 36 Search Warrants Including Grand Jury Subpoenas ...... 25

Cases Cleared by Arrest ............................. 19 Warrants Obtained ........................................ 4

Cases Exceptionally Cleared ...................... 45 Total Estimated Loss by Victims,

Cases Assigned-Percentage Cleared ...... 34.0% Including Businesses ...................... $704,571

GRAND JURY SECTION

Cases Assigned ............................................ 9 Criminal Cases Filed ................................... 14

Cases Closed-No Charges Filed ................... 0 Bad Check Restitution Cases Assigned ........ 0

Restitution to Victims Ordered by the Marion County Superior Courts .......................... $ 1,731,717

COMPUTER AND DIGITAL FORENSIC UNIT

Forensic Examination Requests ............... 247 Includes 41 cases omitted from 2nd Quarter Report Computer Examinations Conducted............ 12 State Cases Filed ........................................ 14

External Storage Media Exams ................... 13 Federal Cases Files ...................................... 7

Mobile Digital Storage Device Exams ....... 181 Search Warrants Filed (State/Federal) .......... 90

Internet Crimes Against Children Cases ... 110 Grand Jury Subpoenas (State/Federal) ....... 33

Children Identified/Rescued .......................... 5 Cell Tower/Comm. Records Requests ........ 40

ARSON SECTION

Arson Investigations ................................. 212 Canine Calls for Service ......................... UNK

Accidental Fire Investigations ..................... 14 Fire-Related Deaths ...................................... 0

Vehicle Fire Investigations .......................... 42 Firefighter Injuries ......................................... 0

Cases Assigned ........................................ 212 Total Fire Dollar Loss .................... $5,037,340

Detective Arrests .......................................... 5 - Fire Investigations Dollar Loss .... $3,039,550

Percentage Cleared ................................... 7.5% - Arson Fire Dollar Loss ................ $1,219,790

Explosive Investigations ............................... 9 - Accidental Fire Dollar Loss ............ $778,000

Explosive Investigations Arrests ................... 0

Operational Support Branch

INCIDENT ANALYSIS SECTION

Gun Violence Products Posted ................... 78 Intelligence Products for East District ............ 1

RFIs for IMPD and Other LE Agencies ....... 16 Intelligence Team RFI Responses .............. 12

Intelligence Team Research Products .......... 6




July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Covert Investigations Branch

CRIMINAL INTERDICTION SECTION

Total Arrests ............................................. 101 Narcotic Evidence Seized .......................... Grams Search Warrants Served .......................... 158 - Cocaine ........................................ 95,430.22 Firearms Seized ........................................... 7 - Heroin ............................................. 6,796.36 Vehicles Seized ............................................ 1 - Marijuana .................................... 275,607.36 Money Seized ............................... $1,726,647 - Methamphetamine ........................ 14,239.06

FORFEITURE INVESTIGATIONS SECTION

Number of Cases Assigned ...................... 133 Vehicles Being Held for Forfeiture .............. 35

METROPOLITAN DRUG TASK FORCE

Total Arrests ............................................... 30 Narcotic Evidence Seized .......................... Grams Search Warrants Served ............................ 21 - Cocaine .......................................... 1,199.57 Firearms Seized ......................................... 15 - Heroin ............................................. 1,099.56 Vehicles Seized ............................................ 3 - Marijuana ...................................... 45,369.24 Money Seized .................................. $220,756 - Methamphetamine .......................... 7,541.28

VIOLENT CRIMES UNIT

Total Arrests ............................................... 63 Narcotic Evidence Seized .......................... Grams Search Warrants Served ............................ 76 - Cocaine ............................................... 11.00 Firearms Seized ........................................... 8 - Heroin .................................................... 1.00 Vehicles Seized ............................................ 2 - Marijuana ............................................... 8.00 Money Seized ...................................... $4,039 - Methamphetamine .......................... 1,945.50

DEA INDIANAPOLIS TACTICAL DIVERSION SQUAD

Total Arrests ............................................... 27 Narcotic Evidence Seized ...................... Grams Search Warrants Served .............................. 5 - Cocaine ............................................. 149.10 Firearms Seized ........................................... 0 - Heroin ................................................ 301.00 Vehicles Seized ............................................ 0 - Marijuana .................................... 507,242.50 Money Seized ............................................. $0 - Methamphetamine ................................. 8.00

SAFE STREETS TASK FORCE

Total Arrests ............................................... 27 Narcotic Evidence Seized ...................... Grams Search Warrants Served ............................ 26 - Cocaine ............................................... 47.08 Firearms Seized ......................................... 29 - Heroin ................................................ 106.62 Vehicles Seized ............................................ 1 - Marijuana ............................................. 43.73 Money Seized ...................................... $3,014 - Methamphetamine ............................. 684.12

UNITED STATES MARSHALS TASK FORCE

Total Arrests ............................................... 65 Search Warrants ......................................... 85 - Federal ....................................................... 4 - Federal ....................................................... 6 - State......................................................... 61 - State ......................................................... 79



July 1, 2019 – September 30, 2019


Covert Investigations Branch

HOMELAND SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS UNIT

Total Arrests ................................................. 6 Narcotic Evidence Seized ...................... Grams

Search Warrants ........................................... 2 - Cocaine ...................................................... 0 Firearms Seized ........................................... 0 - Heroin ......................................................... 0

Vehicles Seized ............................................ 0 - Marijuana ............................................. 226.8

Money Seized .................................. $138,359 - Methamphetamine .................................... 15

CENTRAL INDIANA HIGH INTENSITY DRUG TRAFFICKING AREA

Total Arrests ............................................... 19 Narcotic Evidence Seized ...................... Grams

Search Warrants Served ............................ 13 - Cocaine .................................................. 171 Firearms Seized ......................................... 18 - Heroin ....................................................... 78

Vehicles Seized ............................................ 0 - Marijuana .............................................. 4350

Money Seized .................................. $138,580 - Methamphetamine ................................ 2417

PRESCRIPTION FRAUD UNIT

Total Arrests ............................................... 21 Arrest Warrants ........................................... 17

- Federal Arrests ........................................... 0 Search Warrants ........................................... 0 - State Arrests............................................. 21 Vehicles Seized ............................................ 1

CRIME GUN INTELLIGENCE CENTER

Total Arrests ............................................. 104 Narcotic Evidence Seized ...................... Grams

Search Warrants Served ............................ 75 - Cocaine .................................................... 33 Firearms Seized ....................................... 100 - Heroin ....................................................... 53

Vehicles Seized ............................................ 1 - Marijuana .............................................. 1387

Money Seized .................................... $27,415 - Methamphetamine .................................. 903

IMPD / ATF ACHILLES TASK FORCE

Total Arrests ............................................... 14 Narcotic Evidence Seized ...................... Grams

Search Warrants ......................................... 31 - Cocaine ...................................................... 0 Firearms Seized ......................................... 11 - Heroin ....................................................... 88

Vehicles Seized ............................................ 0 - Marijuana .................................................. 31

Money Seized .................................... $10,760 - Methamphetamine .................................. 348

HUMAN TRAFFICKING SECTION

Total Arrests ............................................... 39 Firearms Seized ............................................ 4

– Federal Arrests .......................................... 0 Vehicles Seized ............................................ 0 – State Arrests ............................................ 39 Arrest Warrants ............................................. 0

Money Seized ...................................... $5,603 Search Warrants ........................................... 6


UNIFORM CRIME REPORT


July 1 – September 30, 2019


UCR CRIME TREND

—— UCR information is NOT yet available for the Third Quarter 2019 due to technical difficulties with the reporting system ——
