April Monthly Statistical Report. Winnipeg Police Service. Creating a Culture of Safety for All

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1 Monthly Statistical Report April 2015 Winnipeg Police Service Creating a Culture of Safety for All Prepared by: Research & Development Unit Organisational Development & Support Division

2 STATISTICAL NOTES: Criminal Code Offence data are based on Uniform Crime Reporting data submitted to the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics (CCJS), Statistics Canada, and CCJS scoring rules (i.e. most serious violations and first violations). This data cannot be compared to data published on the Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) CrimeStat website. The static crime numbers contained in this report are derived from historical WPS Monthly Statistical Reports. In order to make a fair comparison, we must use data which has not been allowed to increase due to late reporting of crime. Using static numbers allows us to compare crime levels at a specific point (a frozen snapshot in time) and make an accurate determination of increases or decreases (e.g. January data compared to January data of the previous year collected in the previous year).. Exception: due to the dynamic nature of ongoing homicide investigations these numbers may have been manually updated to reflect the current homicide count. Statistics compared to previous year s statistics provide a brief view of recent change. For a better analysis, the present data should be compared to the five-year average, which can be considered a norm for incidents. Caution should be used when comparing low numbers; low numbers result in large percentage changes. For example, All Other Assaults 2015 = 6 and 2014 = 2. Although this is only an increase of 3 incidents, the percentage increase is 200%. 2 Winnipeg Police Service

3 CRIMINAL CODE CRIME STATISTICS YEAR TO DATE Jan-Apr 2015 Jan-Apr 2014 Diff % Average Violent Crimes % Diff 5-yr Average Homicide % % Other Violations Causing Death % % Attempted Murder % % Sexual Assault - Level 3 2, N/C % Sexual Assault - Level 2 2, % % Sexual Assault - Level 1 2, % % Other Sexual Offences 2, % % Assault - Level 3 2, % % Assault - Level 2 2, % % Assault - Level 1 2, 3 1, % % Assaults against Peace Officer 2, % % All Other Assaults 2, % % Firearms Offences (use, discharge, point) % % All Robberies 2, % % Kidnapping / Forcible Confinement % % All Abductions 2, % % Extortion % % Criminal Harassment % % Uttering Threats % % Threatening / Harassing Communications % % Other Violent Violations 2, % % Total Violent Crimes 2,418 2, % % 3 Winnipeg Police Service

4 Property Crimes Arson % % Break & Enter % % Possess Stolen Property % % Motor Vehicle T hefts % % T heft over $5,000 (non-motor vehicle) % % T heft $5,000 or under (non-motor vehicle) 3 2,748 2, % % Fraud % % Mischief 3 2,794 2, % % Total Property Crimes 7,744 6,567 1, % % 4 Winnipeg Police Service

5 Other Crimes Counterfeiting % % Weapons Violations % % Child Pornography % % Prostitution % % Disturb the Peace % % Offences against Admin of Law & Justice 3 1, % N/A 4 N/A 4 Other Criminal Code % N/A 4 N/A 4 Total Other Crimes 1,436 1, % % Traffic Offences Impaired Driving / Drive over.08 mg % % Other Criminal Code Driving Offences % % Total Traffic Offences % % CDSA Possession - Cannabis % % Possession - Cocaine % % Possession - Other % % T rafficking/production/distribution - Cannabis % % T rafficking/production/distribution - Cocaine % % T rafficking/production/distribution - Other % % Total CDSA % % Youth Criminal Justice Act % % Other Federal Statutes 0 0% % TOTAL CRIMES 12,156 10,776 1, % % 5 Winnipeg Police Service

6 CRIMINAL CODE CRIME STATISTICS APRIL April 2015 April 2014 Diff % Average % Diff 5-yr Average Violent Crimes Homicide % % Other Violations Causing Death 0 0 0% % Attempted Murder % % Sexual Assault - Level 3 2, N/C 0.0 N/C Sexual Assault - Level 2 2, N/C % Sexual Assault - Level 1 2, % % Other Sexual Offences 2, % % Assault - Level 3 2, % % Assault - Level 2 2, % % Assault - Level 1 2, % % Assaults against Peace Officer 2, % % All Other Assaults 2, % % Firearms Offences (use, discharge, point) % % All Robberies 2, % % Kidnapping / Forcible Confinement % % All Abductions 2, % % Extortion 0 0 0% % Criminal Harassment % % Uttering Threats % % Threatening / Harassing Communications 1 1 N/C % Other Violent Violations 2,3 6 6 N/C % Total Violent Crimes % % Property Crimes Arson % % Break & Enter % % Possess Stolen Property % % Motor Vehicle T hefts % % T heft over $5,000 (non-motor vehicle) % % T heft $5,000 or under (non-motor vehicle) % % Fraud % % Mischief % % Total Property Crimes 2,320 1, % % 6 Winnipeg Police Service

7 CRIMINAL CODE CRIME STATISTICS APRIL Other Crimes Counterfeiting % % Weapons Violations % % Child Pornography % 1.0 0% Prostitution % % Disturb the Peace % % Offences against Admin of Law & Justice % % N/A 4 Other Criminal Code % % N/A 4 Total Other Crimes % % Traffic Offences Impaired Driving / Drive over.08 mg % % Other Criminal Code Driving Offences % % Total Traffic Offences % % CDSA Possession - Cannabis % % Possession - Cocaine % % Possession - Other % % T rafficking/production/distribution - Cannabis % % T rafficking/production/distribution - Cocaine % % T rafficking/production/distribution - Other % % Total CDSA % % Youth Criminal Justice Act % % Other Federal Statutes 0 0% % TOTAL CRIMES 3,485 3, % % 7 Winnipeg Police Service

Table 1a 1 Police-reported Crime Severity Indexes, Barrie, 2006 to 2016

Table 1a 1 Police-reported Crime Severity Indexes, Barrie, 2006 to 2016 Table 1a 1 Police-reported Severity Indexes, Barrie, 2006 to Year Total Index Year Violent Index Year Non-violent Index Year 2006 77.9. 76.6. 78.4. 2007 67.6-13 59.2-23 70.8-10 2008 63.4-6 52.4-11 67.6-5