2010 Annual Report - Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department

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2010 ANNUAL REPORT Law Enforcement Operations Statistics Arrests Total Arrests – 8,156 Adult Felony Arrests – 1301 Adult Misdemeanor Arrests – 5,959 Juvenile Felony Arrests - 182 Juvenile Misdemeanor Arrests - 682 Juvenile Status Offense Arrests - 302 Rural Crime Prevention Program Agricultural Crimes Investigated - 117 Suspects Arrested/Cited/Complaints - 65 Total Loss Property Value - $566,017 Total Recovered Property Value - $383,351 Sex Offender Registrants Registrants in Sheriff’s Jurisdictions - 200 Registrants in Violation - 10 (5%) Calls for Service/Reports Written Calls for Service – 132,718 Reports Written – 19,790 Special Investigations Bureau Activity Cash & Property Seized - $1,368,465 Drug Seizures Est. Street Value - $267,000,000 Marijuana Plants Eradicated - 145,267 Methamphetamine Seized - 8,400+ grams Weapons Seized - 45 Air Support Unit - Law Missions Sheriff’s Jurisdiction Patrol Hours - 80.1 Sheriff’s Jurisdiction Assist Hours - 40 Arrest Assists - 22 Calls for Service - 258 Other LE Agency Assist Hours - 20.6 Search & Rescue Rescues - 18 Missing Person Assists - 21 Vehicle Pursuits - 4 Stolen Vehicles Recovered - 3 Marijuana Plants Located - 115,872 First on Scene - 30 times 2010 UCR Index Crime Rate Coroner’s Bureau Total Deaths in County – 2,832 Coroner’s Cases – 1,445 Accidental Deaths - 92 Homicide Deaths - 10 Natural Deaths - 1,298 Pending Further Investigation - 7 Returned to Other Jurisdictions - 0 SIDS Deaths - 2 Suicide Deaths - 48 Traffic Deaths - 34 Undetermined Deaths - 9 Isla Vista Halloween Weekend Arrests - 251 Attendees – 37,000+ Citations – 488 Cost to Sheriff’s Office - $670,000+ Medicals – 46 Medical Transports to Hospital - 34 Nights of Coverage - 3 Sworn LE Personnel – 200+ Non-Sworn Support Staff – 100+ Floatopia Attendees – 8,000 Arrests - 31 Citations – 139 Days of Coverage - 1 Medical Transports – 12 Bomb Squad Calls for Service - 21 Explosive/Incendiary Devices - 5 Hazardous Conditions - 3 Military Ordnances - 3 Post Blast Investigation - 1 Safety Demonstrations - 6 Suspicious Packages - 9 Violent Crimes Property Crimes 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 Felony Part 1 Violent and Property Crime Trend 0 Offense 962 2010 SBSO Reported Incidents 1079 2010 SBSO Incidents Cleared by Arrest Homicide 4 4 1032 Propert y Crimes Violent Crimes 912 941 2009 SBSO Clearance Rate Not Calculable 1088 215 190 159 192 193 171 1059 246 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Felony Violent Crimes are: Homicide, Forcible Rape, Robbery and Aggravated Assault. Felony Property Crimes are: Burglary, Larceny-Theft over $400 and Motor Vehicle Theft. 2010 California Clearance Rate 2010 National Clearance Rate 63.8% 64.8% Forcible Rape 43 22 51.2% 41.9% 40.0% 40.3% Robbery 43 16 37.2% 25.7% 26.4% 28.2% Agg Assault 310 232 74.8% 80.7% 52.7% 56.4% Burglary 740 154 20.8% 20.7% 12.9% 12.4% Total Larceny Theft 2010 SBSO Clearance Rate 1437 264 18.37% 16.2% 16.7% 21.1% MV Theft 28 7 25.0% 8.9% 7.0% 11.8% Arson 6 0 0.0% 25.0% 13.6% 19.0% The numbers reported in this table are Part 1 Crime/Uniform Crime Report (UCR) numbers reported to the California Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigations and excludes unfounded cases. UCR statistics are derived from specified categorical guidelines and may differ from other crime statistics kept by the Sheriff’s Office. 100% 1321 400 15 KEEPING THE PEACE SINCE 1850
WWW.SBSHERIFF.ORG Custody Operations Custody Operations is led by a Chief Deputy and is responsible for providing facilities for the detention of pre-sentenced and sentenced male and female inmates as mandated by law. Services include booking, housing, medical, mental health, security, and transportation. Inmate education, vocational counseling, and community work programs are provided to reduce recidivism and facilitate return to the community. In 2010, a total of 18,340 inmates were booked into the jail facilities and 18,463 were released from custody. In order to mitigate the jail overcrowding and comply with the court ordered Population Caps, 1,440 inmates were released prior to serving their full-sentence resulting in 20,962 total sentenced days not served in 2010. The inmate population was comprised of predominately preadjudicated felons with approximately 10% of the inmates at the Main Jail held on charges of murder or attempted murder. Sheriff’s Treatment Program The Sheriff’s Treatment Program (STP) is an in-house drug and alcohol treatment program. The program provides 12-Step Education, Anger Management, Process Groups, Relapse Prevention Groups, Release Planning Groups along with individual counseling and placement of clients into community aftercare treatment programs. The STP was featured in a National Geographic Documentary in 2010 focusing on problems of Drug Addiction in Society today. The series was called "Drugs Inc" and had four segments: cocaine, heroin, marijuana and methamphetamines. Alternative Sentencing Custody Support Division Compliance Custody Records Custody Training Officer (CTO) Drug & Alcohol Sheriff’s Treatment Program (STP) Food Services Inmate Services Community Outreach Educational Program Vocational Programs Print Shop Jail Laundry Maintenance Medical and Mental Health New County Jail Project Projects & Planning Santa Maria Branch Jail Statistics Transportation Day Reporting Center Special Projects Unit Jail Operations Division Alternative Sentencing Electronic Monitoring Sheriff’s Work Alternative Program (SWAP) Classification Unit Intake/Release Main Jail Operations Medium Security Facility Overcrowding Management Property Special Operations Response Team (SORT) The Alternative Sentencing programs were honored for the creative application of GPS monitoring technology. These programs are used to reduce overcrowding in the Santa Barbara Main Jail and provide alternative methods of serving court-ordered sentences in either an Electronic Monitoring Program (EM) or the Sheriff’s Work Alternative Program (SWAP) to qualified male and female inmates. While participating in one of the programs, an inmate is considered still in custody and can be returned immediately to jail for noncompliance. Seventy-seven inmates participated in SWAP and 72 inmates participated in EM, at a savings of approximately $70 a day per inmate when compared to incarceration costs. INTEGRITY, CARING, COURAGE, FAIRNESS & SERVICE 16
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