Knoxville Police Department 2010 Annual Report - City of Knoxville

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Narcotics Detail The Narcotics Detail is charged with identification, detection, and suppression of drug operations and their users. The unit focuses its attention on all drug abusers from the major distributor of illicit drugs to the street drug dealer. Personnel assigned to this unit also process all KPD seizures for revoked driver’s license due to driving while intoxicated (Category II) and drug violations (Category I). Firearms Investigative Team The Firearms Investigative Team (F.I.T.) is the result of a joint partnership between the Knoxville Police Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. The function of the F.I.T. team is to reduce violent crimes through the prosecution of violent career offenders and the drug dealers in possession of firearms. The team has had continued involvement with the Knox County District Attorney’s Office in the prosecution of cases not accepted by the United States Attorney’s Office on state felony charges. Their assistance in cases that have been accepted for federal prosecution has greatly strengthened the goals of this program to reduce violent firearms related crimes. ICAC The Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit, is dedicated to investigating electronically facilitated crimes against children. ICAC strives to make our community safer by combating the exploitation of children by investigating and prosecuting predators who harm and victimize our children. KPD’s ICAC Unit is the lead agency in the Tennessee ICAC Task Force and through these partnerships with affiliate agencies across the state the task force pursues criminals who harm children. As the lead agency in the task force, KPD’s ICAC Unit and the state task force are funded through grants received from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) and the State of Tennessee. The ICAC unit also partners with Federal Agencies, the United States Attorney General’s Office, and the Knox Co. District Attorney’s Office to better serve the community. ICAC HIGHLIGHTS IN 2010 • Investigated cases resulting in 26 arrests • Conducted 190 forensic computer exams • Trained over 1300 individuals including other ICAC units, police officers, prosecutors, judges and the community Page 32 2010 Annual Report
SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION Records Unit The Records Unit of the Knoxville Police Department is responsible for storage, maintenance, retrieval and security of all Offense Reports, DUI and Arrest Reports, Accident Reports, Traffic Reconstruction Files, Criminal History Records, and Criminal Investigative files. Located within the Records Unit, the NCIC Unit handles all NCIC (National Crime Information Center) entries and inquires. Support Services Civilian Personnel NCIC Operator 11 Records Specialist 4 Training Specialist 4 Audio/Video Technician-Sr. 2 Records Specialist-Sr. 2 Information Processing Spec. 1 Office Assistant I 1 Office Assistant II 1 Photographic Records Tech. 1 Principal Secretary 1 Safety City Coordinator 1 Technology Unit Supervisor 1 Telephone Operator 1 Records 2010 Highlights • Processed 16,168 transactions resulting in revenues of $122,805 • Completed 3,115 Expungements • Received 2,105 requests from KPD officers and the Public Defender’s Office for reports • Entered 2,706 Field Interview Cards, 9,433 Arrest Reports, and 7,893 Misdemeanor Citations, 3,722 Tow-in Reports • Handled 200,917 requests from officers • Processed 1,990 Orders of Protection, 1,907 Exparte Orders, 1,498 Criminal Histories, and 1,159 Criminal Histories for KCDC • 514 Missing Persons entered with 573 Found Missing Persons • 101 City Court Warrants were entered and 63 City Court Warrants served Mission Statement: Pursuit of Excellence in Utilization of Human Resources The Knoxville Police Department is committed to constantly analyzing, evaluating and utilizing all available resources. We are committed to programs that will enhance the role of both employee and management while working for the betterment of the community. Page 33 2010 Annual Report
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