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    TALLAHASSEE POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIME ANALYSIS UNIT 234 East 7 Avenue Tallahassee, Florida 32303 March 23, 2015 To: ‘Angie Hemanes Office of the Chief From: Annie Thompson, CAU Supervisor Antwan Wiley, Crime Analyst Subject: Gun Violence 2014 - Update ‘Thank you for your recent contact with the City of Tallahassee Police Department Trends and Tactics Section (Crime Analysis Unit). In response to your request to update the 2014 gun violence data, please review the following information and attached documents. Analysis was conducted and information released pursuant to Chapter 119 of the Florida State Statutes. The primary statistical and/or geographical data source(s) used to complete this request was/were: (PremierOne™ Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) CPrintrak Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) §Printrak Law Records Management System (LRMS) CHummingbird Business Intelligence (BI) Query 520mega CrimeView @ and ArcGIS (OTraffic and Criminal Software (TraCs) [Uniform Crime Reports (UCR) Time Period: 1/1/14- 12/31/14 Area: Citywide Description of Product Requested: ‘The CAU was requested to update the gun violence data for 2014. The aggregate data for 2011- 2014 was also updated. Corresponding hotspot maps for locations, suspect addresses, and victim addresses are also included. The Records Management Section provided the UCR data, Exceptions or Exclusions: Not Applicable Reason: Not Applicable Time Spent on Request: 28 hours Ifyou should have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the Crime Analysis Unit. This report was completed by Annie Thompson, Crime Analysis Unit Supervisor, (850) 891-4307, and Crime Analyst Antwan Wiley, (850) 891-4308, ‘Attachment: Yes Approved by. Disclamer: This product has been compiled rom the mostaccurat source dat rom Leon County the Gy of Tallahassee, and ‘the Leon County Property Appraisers Oc. This products for referance purposes only andis not tobe const aa lees acumen or survey instrument Any celiance on he information conned fren vat the user's own isk Leon Count. the Cty ‘ot Tallahssse, nd the Leon Gounty Prope Apprase's ice assume no responalty for any se of he information contained herein or any los resulting thereftom Dependent upon cach individual request information maybe fom afferent tats “source or combination of sources, resultngin varlable information Cal for service and aceurred criminal data change dally, ‘therefore while the product atachod mths document was accurate a hee of completion it may no ger be cre. 2so 7 200 150 100 50 _UCR Violent Crimes with Firearms for 2014 _ ‘There were 294 violent crime incidents with firearms for 2014. Each crime category accounted for: Aggravated Assault - 75.8% Murder - 4.496 Robbery, Highway - 21.89% Aggravated Assault Murder Robbery, Highway ‘Source: TPD Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) data — Highlights from 2014 UCR violent crimes with firearms indicate the following: Based on the 2014 Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) data, there were 294 incidents with firearms for 2014. These incidents consisted of the following: aggravated assaults (217) which accounted for 73.8%, murder (13) which accounted for 4.4%, and street robbery (also known as highway robbery) (64) which accounted for 21.8%. Male suspects accounted for 91% of the total suspects. Of the 116 suspects, there were 91 Black males, 14 White males, eight (8) Black females, and three (3) White females. Male victims accounted for 64% of the total victims. Of the 401 victims, there were 174 Black males, 122 Black females, 74 White males, 16 White females, nine (9) Other males, and nine (9) Other females. For the purpose of this review, the Other category includes Black-Hispanic, Black-Middle Eastern, Oriental/Asian, White-Hispanic, and White-Middle Eastern. ‘There was not a significant gang affiliation for suspects or victims. For the suspects, approximately 10% of the incidents had a possible gang affiliation. For the victims, approximately 9% of the incidents had a possible gang affiliation. The most prevalent ages for suspects and victims were in the 18-24 age group. More specifically, suspects in the 18-24 age group accounted for 53% (61) of the suspect total; victims in the 18-24 age group accounted for 43% (171) of the victim total. The oldest suspect was 47 years of age and the oldest victim was 84 years of age. Hotspot maps for incident locations and addresses for suspects and victims are also attached. UCR Violent Crimes with Firearms Suspect Race and Sex Totals for 2014 UCR Violent Crimes with Firearms Victim Race and Sex Totals for 2014 Mate vicar accounted for 6456 of he tou Apronimately 26 posse gang amiiation med Other includes: Black-Hispanic, Black-Middle e 2atttvn Oriemtal/astans Wace itepame white: | | ware ome samen 70 ir cs rt OR te suauevicrins _svemauevicrims UGR Violent Grimes with Firearms Victim and Suspect Age Group Totats for 2014 seo a Siepag ibe eae age wrour acounteaior 200 Vicuma inthe 18-24 age ero accounted or 120 The often vctin war Ba years ofaga, 18 eo * Scere: Te Union crime hepeting (1 deta victims ssuspecrs: uneasy © UM suoReDo7 JUEPIOU] woRe907 WePIOU] Jo Ids OH FLOZ | — - tb \ = Sta | ay Ed Wy 7, 2 (a = AUT GI aay” NE rassvnviv> a G “4 SNOILVYDO1 ANAGION} “aWauld LOdS LOH vL0z ( 2014 HOT SPOT OF FIREARM INCIDENT LOCATIONS Based on UCR, the total violent crimes with firearms for January-December is 294. Each crime category with a firearm accounted for: “Aggravated Assault -73.8% (217) “Murder - 4.4% (13) Highway Robbery - 21.8% (64) "7 1505 WTharpe St yRPE| Seminole Grand Apts 1700 Joe Louis St Springfield Apis r 800 bik Wadsworth St 1900 bik Melvin St 3595 Roberts Ave ro] EEE “The Meadows Community ; 500 E Magnolia Or 400 Putnam Dr Magnolia Terrace Apts University Gardens Apts {FA 2502 Hotton St 2525 Texas St Leon Arms Apts Sunrise Place Apts CS — 700 Paul Russell Rd - crates on meas mts EX EB very High : a racnocsmne oem ee ce 2014 HOT SPOT SUSPECT AND VICTIM ADDRESSES | ~ oy a Fda fap) [isos were st 1565 Blounistown St ri 2325 W Pensacola St 1506 Disston St “esseronamne] 2 ale Ga w ‘2500 Hollon 8 400 Putnam Dr ia 2525 Texas St |. [2014 Hot Spot Addresses \Concentration of Suspect & Victim: EE se2pects BW victins ‘Source: OmegeCrimeVew and Printak LRMS and UGR dat provided by TPO Record Management Section Maps were prepared by CA Antwan Wty, 34308. Based on UCR, the aggregate total of violent crimes with firearms for 2011-2014 is 1,108, The aggregate total includes aggravated assault, murder, manslaughter, and street robbery. UCR Violent Crimes with Firearms for 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 2011, 2012 2013 2014 Source: TPD Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) data Highlights from the aggregate 2011-2014 UCR violent crimes with firearms indicate the following: The aggregate total of UCR violent crimes with firearms for 2011-2014 consisted of 1,108 incidents. Of the aggregate total, 2011 (270) accounted for 24.4%, 2012 (301) accounted for 27.2%, 2013 (243) accounted for 21.9%, and 2014 (294) accounted for 26.5%. Male suspects accounted for 90% of the total suspects. Of the 347 suspects, there were 272 Black males, 33 White males, 28 Black females, six (6) White females, six (6) Other males, and two (2) Other females. Male victims accounted for 72% of the total victims. Of the 1,466 victims, there were 702 Black males, 310 Black females, 296 White males, 86 White females, 53 Other males, and 19 Other females. For the purpose of this review, the Other category includes American Indian, Black- Hispanic, Black-Middle Eastern, Oriental/Asian, White-Hispanic, and White-Middle Eastern. There was not a significant gang affiliation for suspects or victims. For the suspects, approximately 10% of the incidents had a possible gang affiliation. For the victims, approximately 7% of the incidents had a possible gang affiliation. The most prevalent ages for suspects and victims were in the 18-24 age group. More specifically, suspects in the 18-24 age group accounted for 49% (169) of the suspect total; victims in the 18-24 age group accounted for 46% (681) of the victim total. The oldest suspect was 47 years of age and the oldest victim was 84 years of age. Hotspot maps for incident locations and addresses for suspects and victims are also attached. Suspect Aggrogate Race and Sex Totale for 2011, 2012, 2015, 2014 UCR Violent Crimes with Firearms ‘Victim Aggregate Race and Sex Totals for 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016 Approninatsly 7% pone ange afiaton = 6 awe | ar en ine, esa) Semana Boe cee: earth = _—_| mmmseseres nee bas = _ | 2011, 20122013, AND 2014 HOT SPOT OF SUSPECT AND VICTIM ADDRESSES AND FIREARM INCIDENT LOCATIONS | 1700 Joe Louis St 1605 W Tharpe St 1010 Basin St ee 3] | 2502 Hotton st 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014 Hot Spot of Incident Locations Ineldent Locations with firearm ce HB voy an | HE 400 bk Pram Dr, 200 KS Ocala Re, 1000 bk Basin st 200th acon BAR, 2600 Roberts Ave, 1890 Ok Diesen St 2500 tk Hton Si, 200.2500 W Teese St, 150 OK W Tare St 2044, 2012, 2013, and 2014 Hot Spot Suspect Locations Suspect Addresses HB vey Hich Ty 2500S Warn, 700k Paul Rael RG 2400 bk Canty Ch 1400 Men st 700 BW Vigna St, 200th Ol Baiorge Ra 2044, 2012, 2013, and 2014 Hot Spot Vietim Locations Viti Adresses HE ve tion HB Hon £50 bic Pam Beach St, 300 bk S Adams St 400 i Alert, 400k Cold St {00 bc canton i, 690 cogent St L$ 1506 Disston St} | 7 500 E Magnolia Dr 400 Putnam Dr 5 2g | 2525 Texas St Source: Omega Cri ew and Pink LRMS and UCR dats provided by TPO Records Management Section. Maps were prepared by CA Antwan Way, 4908. 2011, 2012, 2013, AND 2014 HOT SPOT FIREARM INCIDENT AREAS TA SO-Er oo = Based on UCR, the total violent crimes with firearms. ~ for years 2011-2014 is 1108. Each crime category with a firearm accounted for: [PALL Anassee 2 3 “Aggravated Assault - 87.2% (634) 7 Murder - 3.3% (37) ( F-| -Highway Robbery - 39.2% (434) ) -Manslaughter - .3% (3) 13 13 SST 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014 Hot Spot of Incident Locations. l Incidont Locations witha firearm 7 f , ITAL CIR. ‘Source: Omega Crime\iw and Printak LAMS and UCR date provided by TPD Records Management Section. Maps were propared by CA Antwan Wy, 4308, 2011, 2012, 2013, AND 2014 HOT SPOT FIREARM INCIDENT LOCATIONS ~

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