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Sooke RCMP DetachmentPrepared for: District of Sooke, Council Meeting October 13th , 2015Slide2
APP 2015Improved Road Safety in Sooke and area.Build and Maintain Positive Relations with Our Partners.Target Prolific Property Offenders.Achieve Marked Increase in Community Safety.Target and disrupt Organized Crime Members within Sooke.Slide3
Sooke Detachment Human ResoursesSupport Staff – Ms. Yahna NEUFELD has arrived as the new office manager. As Michele ISAAC has transferred to VIIMCU – we have one vacancy-anticipate we can fill this from a list of candidates who were qualified, but not chosen – for the last CR-05 competition.Investigators – Cst. Heidi SHERMAN has arrived in the detachment and is undergoing field training by Cst. Reid MILLER.Cst. KLEIN is transferred pending the sale of her home. The detachment is at full strength. Slide4Slide5Slide6Slide7
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*Street-Checks were way up for Q2 and for YTD, as one of the Detachment’s crime reduction initiatives.
In Q2 there were dramatic (-) decreases in crimes against the person, -24.44%, and in property crime, -16.76% over 2014, primarily due to Assault offences, which far exceeded the Island Average.There was a significant (+) increase in traffic offences, 60.00% over 2014.
Table 1 –Calls For Service20142015% ChangeYTD 2014/15YTD 2015/16% Change YTDAll General Occurrences15151512-0.20%268727442.12%Founded General Occurrences96810043.72%1643184212.11%Total Criminal Code Offences262223-14.89%41749017.51%Street Checks1589493.33%24220816.66%
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20-100.00%3.33%32-33.33%11.54%Assaults2218-18.18%9.98%354322.86%6.79%Robbery10-100.00%-24.39%40-100.00%-20.69%Sex Offences61-83.33%3.79%104-60.00%24.65%Weapons Offences3566.67%0.00%36
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24.39% from 2014, in Other Thefts Under $5,000.There is also a significant decrease in Mischief to property off
ences, -24.62% from 2014.Table 5-Crimes Against Property20142015% Change% ChangeIsland DistrictYTD 2014/15YTD 2015/16% Change YTD% Change YTD Island DistrictB&E - Bus.117-36.36%44.23%142150.
00%57.91%B&E - Oth.440.00%32.14%880.00%22.87%B&E - Res.117-36.36%1.72%1812-33.33%5.03%Auto Theft6833.33%53.76%81475.00%51.17%Theft from Vehicle20215.00%34.28%476027.66%22.64%Other Theft O/500002200%33.
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% CHANGE2014 per1,0002015 per1,000% CHANGE per 1,000SOOKE179149-16.76%10.338.43-18.39%WEST SHORE41458641.55%5.838.0438.04%SHAWNIGAN LAKE10699-6
.60%5.865.42-7.39%SIDNEY - NORTH SAANICH154146-5.19%6.015.70-5.02%NORTH COWICHAN/DUNCAN57363210.30%13.0414.3710.16%LAKE COWICHAN7353-27.40%12.008.69-27.64%LADYSMITH13916417.99%9.8811.5817.19%Slide11
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iatives.There was a dramatic (+) increase in crimes against the person, 86.21% over 2014, primarily due to Assault offences, which far exceeded the Island Average.There was also a significant (+) increase in traffic offences, 23.53% over 2014.There was a significant decre
ase (-) in property related offences, -25.44% from 2014.Table 1 –Calls For Service20142015% ChangeYTD 2014/15YTD 2015/16% Change YTDAll General Occurrences150316006.45%419043443.68%Founded General Occurrences102210442.15%266528868.29%Total Criminal Code Offences230217-5.65%6477079.27%Street
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crimes against the person statistics as well as year-to-date*Q3 Stats show Sooke high, 86.21% increase over 2014,
for Crimes against the person as compared with the other detachment comparables.Table 3-Crimes Against the Person20142015% Change% ChangeIsland DistrictYTD 2014/15YTD 2015/16% Change YTD% Change YTD Island DistrictArson1
10.00%-2.86%43-25.00%5.75%Assaults1233175.00%-1.13%477661.70%3.85%Robbery000%-15.00%40-100.00%-18.90%Sex Offences15400.00%9.35%119-18.18%18.64%Weapons Offences13200.00%0.00%49125.00%
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20142015% CHANGE2014 per1,0002015 per1,000% CHANGE per 1,000SOOKE169126-25.44%9.757.13-26.90%WEST SHORE4975051.61%6.996.93-0.91%SHAWNIGAN LAKE
9211525.00%5.086.3023.95%SIDNEY - NORTH SAANICH185142-23.24%7.215.55-23.10%NORTH COWICHAN/DUNCAN6627056.50%15.0716.036.36%LAKE COWICHAN678019.40%11.0213.1119.01%LADYSMITH15218723.03%10.8113.2122.20%Slide15
Stolen and Burned CarSlide16
Project EnebelStreet level drug-trafficking drug enforcement operation May and June of 2015 in Sooke.-5 Sooke suspects arrested and charged with trafficking.-Search warrants executed on local homes.-charges include possession for the purpose of trafficking, trafficking, possession of stolen property, breach of recognizance.-Seized were quantities of cocaine, crack cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin, marihuana, stolen property.-one suspect has plead guilty and 4 await court date.Slide17
Drug Seizure/Dangerous DrivingSlide18
Elite Crime Fighters.