Winnipeg Police Service 2012 Annual Statistical Report

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1 Winnipeg Police Service 2012 Annual Statistical Report

2 VISION, MISSION & VALUES VISION A safer community, built on strong, trusting relationships MISSION As members of the Winnipeg Police Service, we are committed to making Winnipeg safer by: Performing our duties with integrity, compassion and respect, Building strong, trusting relationships with the community, because we can t do it all alone, Enhancing our effectiveness so we can be there when we re needed the most, and Finding innovative ways of delivering our services SERVICE VALUES Integrity Acting in an open, honest and trustworthy way in all of our interactions with each other and the public. Respect Honouring individuals and diversity, by showing compassion and tolerance to all people. Citizen Focus Conducting ourselves in a professional manner at all times, showing pride in service and commitment to serve the greater good. Accountability Making quality, ethical decisions that guide our individual and collective efforts, and accepting responsibility for our actions. Courage Serving on the street and in leadership roles, being ready to make tough decisions to valiantly protect people and their property. Community Service Centre Locations DOWNTOWN/District 1 Public Safety Building 151 Princess St Open 24 hours WEST/District Lyle St NORTH/District Hartford Ave EAST/ District Dugald Rd Henderson Hwy St. Mary s Rd SOUTH/District Pembina Hwy Policing Per Capita Costs Population A...704,799 Police per Residents... 1:483 Tax Supported Expenses... $225,949,757 Per Capita Cost...$ Physical Area km 2 A Statistics Canada 2012 population estimate, based on census data. Staffing Authorized 2012 Complement* Chief of Police... 1 Deputy Chief... 2 Superintendent... 4 Inspector Staff Sergeant Sergeant Patrol/Detective Sergeant Constable... 1,096 Total Police Members... 1,442 Non-sworn/Staff Members Auxiliary Cadets Total Members... 1,958 * Includes externally funded positions: 6 police funded by Manitoba Public Insurance 163 police funded by the Province of Manitoba 3 police funded by the Government of Canada 25 police funded by the Winnipeg Airport Authority 2 police funded by the Government of Canada (National Weapons Enforcement Support Team and Community Corrections Officer) 11 police funding shared by Winnipeg Police Service and Winnipeg School Divisions STATISTICAL SUMMARY Sworn (Actual) Caucasian... 1,202 Aboriginal Visible Minorities Total... 1,459 Male... 1,232 Female Total... 1,459 Civilian (Actual) Caucasian Aboriginal Visible Minorities Total Male Female Total CADETS Caucasian Aboriginal... 8 Visible Minorities... 6 Total Male Female Total

3 CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES Violent s Property s NOTE: The actual counts, the rates, the percent changes, and the clearance rates data for City of Winnipeg crime totals include calculations provided by the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics (CCJS). Due to CCJS updates, previously reported numbers are subject to change. As a result, data printed in the 2011 Winnipeg Police Service Annual Report will not contain the updated data, and should not be compared with the data presented herein. 4 5

4 CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES Other s Traffic Offences CDSA 2 YCJA 12 Other Federal Statutes 2 Grand Total 6 7

5 CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES BY DISTRICT CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES BY DISTRICT Violent s Property s NOTE: The actual counts, the rates, the percent changes, and the clearance rates data for City of Winnipeg crime totals include calculations provided by the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics (CCJS). Due to CCJS updates, previously reported numbers are subject to change. As a result, data printed in the 2011 Winnipeg Police Service Annual Report will not contain the updated data, and should not be compared with the data presented herein. 8 9

6 CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES BY DISTRICT CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES BY DISTRICT Other s Traffic Offences CDSA

7 CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES BY DISTRICT CRIMINAL CODE OFFENCES BY DISTRICT YCJA 12 Other Federal Statutes 2 Grand Total 12 13

8 TRAFFIC OFFENCES TRAFFIC OFFENCES Criminal Code Traffic Offences 1,7 # of Persons % Charged Change 5 Dangerous Operation Causing Death 4 0% Dangerous Operation Causing Bodily Harm 7 75% Dangerous Operation 49 9% Dangerous Operation Evade Police 19 19% Dangerous Operation Evade Police Causing Death 0 0% Impaired Operation Causing Death 1-67% Impaired Operation Causing Bodily Harm 6-68% Impaired Operation or Over % Fail/Refuse to Provide Breath/Blood Sample 5 25% Other Criminal Code Traffic Offences % Total 670-5% Source: Statistics Statistics Canada Canada Offence Notices Issued by Conventional Means Offence No2ces Issued by Conven2onal Means 50,000 45,000 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 17,973 35,604 36,076 39,545 43,597 Photo Enforcement Exceeding Speed Limits Red Light Infractions Stop Sign Infractions 0 Disobey Traffic Control Devises (other) Source: Just Slow Down Annual Reports 180, , ,000 Professional Standards Unit 120, ,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20, ,692 48,877 66,383 44,275 48,043 48,551 44,141 40,794 45,735 35,889 PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS UNIT PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS UNIT Files Initiated in 2012 (Criminal) Files Initiated in 2012 (Regulatory) Unfounded...1 Unfounded... 0 Informal...0 Informal... 1 Crown Opinion No Charge...1 Divisional Commander Referral Information Only...1 Information Only... 2 Not Sustained...1 Not Sustained... 2 Abandoned Abandoned... 2 Sustained Sustained... 3 Open Open Total Total Intersection Safety Camera Mobile Photo Radar Source: Just Slow Down Annual Reports ** Professional Standards Unit Files initiated for Information Only in ** 14 15

9 CRIME TRENDS CRIME TRENDS Total Criminal Code Offences Property s 1 : Other s (including CDSA & Traffic) Actual Incidents In 1000s Violent s Property s 5-yr average ( ) Violent s 1 : Other s 1 : Actual Incidents Actual Incidents 5-yr average ( ) 5-yr average ( ) 16 17

10 CRIME TRENDS CRIME SEVERITY INDEX CDSA 1 : Actual Incidents Violent and Non-violent Severity Indices (CSI) yr average ( ) Criminal Code Traffic Violations 1 : Actual Incidents Violent CSI Non-violent CSI Violent CSI: 5-yr average ( ) Non-violent CSI: 5-yr average ( ) Source: Statistics Canada 5-yr average ( ) 18 19

11 PERSONS CHARGED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Violent s - Persons Charged Adult Men Adult Women 919 Other Adult/Youth 3549 Youth Boys Youth Girls Property s - Persons Charged 7 Adult Men Adult Women Other Adult/Youth 1459 Youth Boys Youth Girls Change Total Domestic Violence Events for Service 8, 9 15, % Criminal Events 1, 2, 7, 10 1, % Criminal Events (Both Persons Charged) % Domestic Violence - Persons Charged Other Criminal Code - Persons Charged 7 Criminal Code Traffic - Persons Charged Adult Men Adult Men Adult Women Other Adult/Youth Youth Boys Adult Men Adult Women Other Adult/Youth Youth Boys 1593 Adult Women Youth Boys Youth Girls Other Adults Youth Girls Youth Girls Controlled Drugs & Substances Controlled Drugs & Substances - Perso Persons Charged Adult Men 228 Adult Women Other Adult/Youth 789 Youth Boys Youth Girls Total Criminal Code - Persons Charged 7 Total Criminal Code - Persons Cha Adult Men Adult Women Other Adult/Youth Youth Boys Youth Girls Domestic Violence - Number Charges Laid Adult Men Adult Women Youth Boys 2816 Youth Girls Other Adults 20 21

12 CRIMES CLEARED CRIMES CLEARED Violent s 1 All Criminal Code Offences 1 (not including Traffic Offences) 65% 40% Number Cleared 60% 55% Percent Cleared Number Cleared 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% Percent Cleared # Cleared % Cleared 50% 5% 0% # Cleared % Cleared Other Criminal Code Offences 1 (not including Traffic Offences) Property s 1 100% 16% Number Cleared 95% 90% Percent Cleared Number Cleared 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% Percent Cleared 2% 85% 0% # Cleared % Cleared # Cleared % Cleared Source: Statistics Canada 22 23

13 CALLS FOR SERVICE CALLS FOR SERVICE Total Calls for Service 4,9 Dispatched & Police-initiated 180, , , , , , , , , ,369 Calls for Service 4,9 by District 15 Calls for Service by District District #1 District #2 District #3 District #4 District #6 Not District Specific Calls for Service 4,9 by Day of the Week Calls for Service 4,9 by Month

14 CALLS FOR SERVICE EVENTS FOR SERVICE Citizen Calls for Service 4,9 by Districts: Top 5 Events Police Initiated District # Traffic Stop District # Special Attention District #3 Beat District # Hot Spot Suppression District #6 Subject Stop Police-initiated Events 4,9 by Districts: Top 5 Events Reported to Police District # Domestic Disturbance Check Wellbeing District #2 District #3 District # Disturbance Suspicious Person Traffic Complaints 4000 District #

15 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART ORGANIZATIONAL CHART Public Information Office Executive Assistant Chief of Police Deputy Chief of Police Operations Deputy Chief of Police Support Services Superintendent Uniform Operations Superintendent Investigative Operations Superintendent Development Support Services Superintendent Operational Support Services Division 11 Division 12 Division 13 East Division 16 District Division 36 Communications Division 40 CIB Division 41 CIB Division 42 CIB Division 30 Services Division 31 Records & Reports Management Division 32 Organizational Development & Support Division 37 Information & Technology Solutions Division 50 Division 51 Division 34 Human Resources Division 35 Finance Division Division Division Division Division Comms Centre Duty Office Stoppers Cold Case Child Abuse Arson Forensic Services McNeil Caretaking Direct Voice Entry Arrest Processing Accreditation Training Airport G.R.A.S.P. Central Traffic Recruiting Quartermaster Stores Behavioural Health Services Community Support Community Support Community Support Community Support Community Support Green Team Homicide Internet Child Exploitation Commercial Firearm Investigative Analysis Document Services Info Cell (CPIC) Central Reading Audit Firearms Training Bomb MB Integrated Warrant Apprehension Photo Enforcement Return to Work & Reasonable Accommodation Executive Support Integrated Proceeds of Major s MB Integ High Risk Sex Offender Pawn Forensic Artist Special Projects/PSB Security Records Compilation Court Research & Development Officer Safety Canine Street River Patrol Staff Development Legal Counsel Organized National Weapons Enforcement Support Team Missing Persons Polygraph Forensic Identification Vehicle Services Evidence Control Central Reporting Unit Strategic Initiatives Video Production Flight Operations Community Relations Traffic Collision Investigation Professional Standards Vice Sex s Secure Operations Forensic Imaging Firearms Control Alternate Phone Response Tactical Support Team Auxiliary Force Cadet Traffic Court MB Integ Org Task Force ViCLAS Stolen Auto Technological Report Car Special Operations Group: Community Volunteer Vehicle Inspection Missing & Murdered Women ITF Vulnerable Persons Surveillance Service Centre Clandestine Lab Prevention Intelligence Operations Group: Crisis Negotiation Diversity Relations Analytical Crowd Management Mounted Patrol CISM Analysis LEGEND Executive Divisions Units Sections Ground Search & Rescue Protective Services School Education School Resource Officer Technical Surveillance Accurate as of December 31, 2012 Underwater Search & Recovery Victim Services 28 29

16 ENDNOTES NC = Not Calculable 1 Criminal Code Offence data are based on Uniform Reporting data submitted to the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada (CCJS), and are not directly comparable to data published on the WPS Stat website. Data were compiled in accordance with violent crimes (i.e. most serious violation against the victim), property crimes, and other crimes (i.e. first violation) scoring rules. 2 Includes attempted and actual. 3 Does not include Arson - Disregard for Human Life, which is a violent crime. 4 Calls where a police unit was assigned. 5 Small incident numbers can result in large percent changes. 6 In 2013, District 6 will merge with District 2 to become the larger District 2 (West). 7 Includes events where there is sufficient evidence to lay a charge, but the suspect is processed by other means. 8 Events where the accused and victim are in a current or past domestic relationship. 9 Includes criminal and non-criminal events. 10 Events where police confirmed a criminal offence occurred. 11 Includes Identity Theft and Identity Fraud. 12 YCJA: The Youth Criminal Justice Act has an available option that diverts youths away from the court process through extra-judicial measures (such as formal diversionary programs). 13 A number of crime categories were recategorised from the Other Criminal Code Violations category to the Administration of Justice Violations category. 14 Due to coding changes, data are not comparable to 2011 figures. 15 Not District Specific means crimes which occurred over more than one district, and crimes that occurred outside Winnipeg. 16 Includes Sexual Offences against Children. 17 Downtown lies within District #1 and the Portage Avenue Districts lie within Downtown. City Districts Downtown Young Balmoral Ellice Logan William Notre Dame Portage Fort Broadway Main William Stephenson Main ASSINIBOINE RIVER CPR Railway RED RIVER McPhillips District #1 Downtown lies within District #1 and the Portage Avenue Districts lie within Downtown. Notre Dame Logan Logan Sherbrook Sherbrook William Notre Dame Portage Avenue Districts The Portage Avenue Districts include the University District, the Retail District, the Sports, Hospitality and Entertainment District, and the Commercial District. UNIVERSITY DISTRICT Furby RETAIL DISTRICT Portage Portage Fort Broadway Main PORTAGE AVENUE DISTRICTS Ellice DOWNTOWN DISTRICT Main ASSINIBOINE RIVER St. Mary Dame RED RIVER COMMERCIAL DISTRICT Graham Lombard SPORTS, HOSPITALITY AND ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT 30 31

17 Winnipeg Police Service Public Safety Building P.O. Box 1680 Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 2Z7 winnipeg.ca/police