January Honorable Kirsten Holzheimer Gail, Mayor Ex-Officio Director of Public Safety. President and Members of Council. City of Euclid, Ohio
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1 January 2018 Honorable Kirsten Holzheimer Gail, Mayor Ex-Officio Director of Public Safety City of Euclid, Ohio President and Members of Council City of Euclid, Ohio It is my pleasure to forward herewith the monthly report of the Police Department for January 2018 Respectfully submitted, Scott Meyer Chief of Police
2 Euclid Police Department Personnel POLICE OFFICERS January 2018 Chief 1 Captains 3 Lieutenants 5 Sergeants 9 Uniform Police Officers 58 Police Officers Assigned to Plain Clothes 16 TOTAL 92 Warrant Officers (part-time) 2 CIVILIAN PERSONNEL Secretaries: Narcotics and Vice (part-time) 1 Detective Bureau (full-time) 1 Detective Bureau (part-time) 1 Records Division: Senior Clerk 1 Clerks (full-time) 3 Clerks (part-time) 2 Administrative Assistant (full-time) 1 Administrative Assistant (part-time) 1 Community Policing: Specialist (full-time) 1 Outreach Specialist (part-time) 1 Education Specialist (part-time) 1 Evidence/Property Technician (part-time) 2 Animal Control Officer 1 Animal Control Cleark (part-time) 1 School Guards (part-time) 10 Custodian (part-time) 1 TOTAL 29 The statistics to follow contain a summary of selected offenses and incidents. Questions may be directed to the Euclid Police Department Crime Analysis Unit at
3 Euclid Police Department Offense Summary 2018 OFFENSES JAN 2018 JAN 2017 TO DATE OFFENSES AGAINST PERSON 2017 TO DATE 5 Yr Annual Average Homicide Homicide Attempt Abduction/Kidnap/Entice Rape Sex Offenses Robbery Robbery Attempt Assault/Simple Felony/Aggravated Assault Menacing Fraud Domestic Violence Endangering/Child Offense TOTAL PERSON OFFENSES AGAINST PROPERTY Arson B & E B & E Attempt Burglary Burglary Attempt Theft Shoplifting Theft from Auto Theft of License Plate Auto Theft Attempt Auto Theft Unauthorized Use of Auto Receiving Stolen Property Damage/Mischief/Vandalism TOTAL PROPERTY OFFENSES AGAINST SOCIETY Drugs Gambling/Liquor/Solicitation Obstruct/Resist/False Info Weapons Offenses Disorderly Conduct/Riot Trespassing Family Disturbance Juvenile Complaints Phone Threats/Harassment Animal Complaints Psychiatric Situation Disturbances Suspicious Calls TOTAL SOCIETY TOTAL OFFENSES Euclid Police Department Crime Analysis Unit -February 14, 2018
4 January 2018 Criminal Charges ADULT CRIMINAL CHARGES COUNT ASSAULT 13 BRANDISH/POSSESS REPLICA FIREARM 1 BURGLARY - FORCED ENTRY - RESID 2 CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS 2 COCAINE-POSSESS 2 CRIMINAL DAMAGING OR ENDANGERING 2 DAMAGE TO REAL PROPERTY 2 DISCHARGING FIREARMS 1 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 5 DISORDERLY CONDUCT ; INTOXICATION 7 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 19 DRUG ABUSE INSTRUMENTS 1 DRUG PARAPHERNALIA POSSESS 3 ENDANGERING CHILD (CRUELTY TOWARDS CHILD) 1 HAVING WEAPON UNDER DISABILITY 2 INDUCING PANIC 2 MAKING FALSE REPORT / FALSIFICATION 2 MARIJUANA-POSSESS 18 MENACING 1 MURDER-WILLFUL KILL-WEAPON 1 OBSTRUCTING OFFICIAL BUSINESS 5 POSS. SCHEDULE I AND II DRUGS 2 POSSESSING CRIMINAL TOOLS 2 RAPE 2 RECEIVE STOLEN PROPERTY (FELONY) 2 RESISTING OFFICER 3 THEFT 2 THEFT-SHOPLIFTING 1 TRAFFICKING IN COCAINE 1 TRAFFICKING IN DRUGS 5 UNAUTHORIZED USED OF A MOTOR VEHICLE 1 VEHICLE TRESPASS 8 VIOLATION OF TEMPORARY PROTECTION ORDER 3 TOTAL ADULT CITATIONS ISSUED 124 Euclid Police Department Crime Analysis Unit - February 15, 2018
5 January 2018 Traffic Citations Issued TRAFFIC CITATIONS COUNT ASSURED CLEAR DISTANCE 10 CHILD RESTRAINT LAW/ LESS THAN 4 YRS 1 DISPLAY LICENSE PLATES 9 DISPLAY OF LICENSE 16 DISPLAY OF LIGHTED LIGHTS 3 DISPLAY OF MULTIPLE LICENSES 1 DRIVING UNDER FRA SUSPENSION 8 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL/ DRUGS 8 EXPIRED LICENSE PLATES 19 FAILURE TO YIELD FROM PRIVATE DRIVE 3 FULL TIME AND ATTENTION 1 FURNISH FALSE INFO TO AVOID CITE 1 IMPROPER LICENSE PLATES 2 IMPROPER LICENSE PLATES - FICTITIOUS 5 IMPROPER STARTING/BACKING 1 LEFT OF CENTER 1 LICENSE PLATE 2 LIGHTED LIGHTS REQUIRED 1 LIQUOR POSSESS-UNDER AGE PURCHASE/CONSUMP 1 OBEYING TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES 6 OBSCURED ON VEHICLES IN COMBINATION 1 OL SUSPENDED 69 OL/CDL REQUIRED 80 ONE-WAY HIGHWAY AND ROTARY TRAFFIC ISLAND 1 OPEN CONTAINER IN MOTOR VEHICLE 9 OVERTAKING/PASSING 3 OVI BAC (BREATH) 2 OVI BAC.170 OR MORE (BREATH) 2 PARKING VIOLATION 1 REASONABLE CONTROL 8 RECKLESS OPERATION 1 RIGHT OF WAY - INTERSECTIONS 3 RIGHT OF WAY - LEFT TURN 2 RIGHT OF WAY - PUBLIC SAFETY VEHICLE 1 RIGHT OF WAY- THRU STREET 4 SEAT BELT LAW 38 SEAT BELT PASSENGER 4 SLOW SPEED 1 SPEED 48 SPEED - SCHOOL ZONE 1 STOP SIGN OPERATION 1 TINTED WINDOWS 13 TRAFFIC SIGNALS 7 TURN AND STOP SIGNALS 8 TURNING AT INTERSECTIONS 1 Euclid Police Department Crime Analysis Unit - February 15, 2018
6 January 2018 Traffic Citations Issued TURNING IN ROADWAY PROHIBITED (U-TURNS) 2 UNSAFE VEHICLE 3 USE OF WALKS - PEDESTRIANS 2 TOTAL TRAFFIC CITATIONS 415 Euclid Police Department Crime Analysis Unit - February 15, 2018
7 Narcotics and Vice Unit Offense Summary NARCOTICS OFFENSES TOTAL Possession of Drug Abuse Instruments 3 Possession of Drug Paraphernalia 26 Drug Abuse / Marijuana 30 Drug Abuse / Cocaine 1 Drug Abuse / Heroin 14 Drug Abuse / Ecstasy / MDMA 2 Drug Abuse / PCP / Meth 2 Drug Abuse / Prescription Drugs 3 Trafficking / Marijuana 6 Trafficking / PCP / Meth 2 Trafficking / Cocaine 0 Trafficking / Heroin 6 Trafficking / Ecstacy / MDMA 0 Trafficking Prescription Drugs 1 Trafficking Counterfeit Substances 0 Drugs / Weapons 3 Federal Drug Trafficking Conspiracy Cases 0 Property Found Drugs / Counterfeit Substances 0 Possession of Criminal Tools 15 Cultivating Marijuana / Manufacture of Drugs 1 Illegal Processing of Drug Documents 0 Possession of Counterfeit Substances 0 Drug Invest Unknown Substances 0 Drug Buys / Undercover Details 0 Controlled Delivery of Narcotics 0 Search Warrants Executed (Euclid and Federal) 1 Fugitive Round Up Arrests (U.S. Marshals) 0 Analog Drugs - K2 / Bath Salts 0 TOTAL OFFENSES 116 Euclid Police Department Crime Analysis Unit - February 16, 2017
8 January 2018 Monthly Summaries MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS COUNT OFFICER SERVICE COUNT Accidents Occurred 133 OFFICER ENGAGEMENT 41 Vehicles Involved 174 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY/GENERAL ASSIST 77 Injuries 16 HOUSE WATCH 5 Pedestrian Related 2 LOCKOUT VEHICLE 152 Alcohol Related 1 PERSONAL WELFARE CHECK 153 Bicycle Involved 0 SPECIAL ATTENTION CHECK 22 Fatal 0 TOTAL 450 PARKING VIOLATIONS COUNT Parking Tickets 393 WARRANTS COUNT TOTAL CALLS FOR SERVICE 3044 Warrrants Entered 154 Warrants Served 229 Euclid Police Department Crime Analysis Unit -February 14, 2018
9 January 2018 Juvenile Criminal Charges/Diversion JUVENILE CRIMINAL CHARGES TOTAL Aggravated Menacing 1 Assault 9 Criminal Damage 5 Criminal Trespass 2 Curfew 4 Disorderly Conduct 5 Disruption of School Act 6 Domestic Violence 1 Drug Abuse 1 GTMV 1 Obstructing Official 5 Possession Replica Firearm 1 RSP 1 Theft 3 Trespassing 6 Unruly Juvenile 8 TOTAL JUVENILE CITATIONS ISSUED 59 JUVENILE DIVERSON CASES Chart is a snapshot of activity this month relating to cases Count Number of first-time offenders referred to the program 0 Number of youth admitted into the program 0 Number of cases sent to Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court 0 Number of pending cases as of this reporting date 0 Number of no shows for hearing 0 Number of youth cases scheduled for next month year olds year olds 0 Male 0 Female 0 Black 0 White 0 Magistrate begins cases in February 2018 The Euclid Juvenile Diversion program is available for first time Euclid youth offenders that have committed a misdemeanor level offense in the city. If offered this option, the youth must admit to the offense and appear before the Euclid Juvenile Magistrate. If the orders of the court are satisfied, the charges are expunged from the youth's record. Information is based on available data to date but is suject to change upon investigation or reclassification. Euclid Police Department Crime Analysis Unit - February 14, 2018
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