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V OLUSI A COUNTY DIVISION OF CORRE CTIONSP AG E 13Part I or Index OffensesPart I crimes (in bold) are comprised of serious feloniesand Part II crimes are comprised of nonserious feloniesand misdemeanors. These two classifications make up thecrimes reported to the FBI’s Uniform Crime ReportingProgram, which is the national system for calculating crimerates.The eight most serious crimes (in bold) — homicide, rape(sexual assault), robbery, burglary, assault, larceny, motorvehicle theft (stolen vehicle), and arson — are consideredPart I or Index Offenses in the FBI's crime reportingprogram. They accounted for 14,585 of all bookings, or31.3 percent.[a][b][c][d][e][f][g][h][i]Table 10: Index Crimes 2011% of IndexIndex Crimes 2011CrimesHomicide 123 0.8%Sex assault 116 0.8%Robbery 509 3.5%Assault 5,974 41.0%Arson 30 0.2%Burglary 2,731 18.7%Larceny 5,000 34.3%Stolen vehicle 102 0.7%Total 14,585 100%Ta b l e 11 Le g en dLess than one percent.Includes contempt of court, failure to appear, and probationand parole violations.Includes entry with a weapon, driving on closed beach,possession of a police monitor, and entering and leavingmanagement area without authorization.Includes smuggling contraband into jail or prison.Includes corruption by threat against public servant, libel orslander, resisting store security.Includes burglary of a vehicle, breaking and entering an autoto commit a crime, possession of a vehicle with alteredidentification number.Includes indecent proposal, lewd act, and solicit for lewd andimmoral purpose.Includes criminal solicitation, obstruction by disguise, andinterfering with firemen.Includes municipal and county offenses-drinking in public,obstruction of sidewalk, and violations of housing codes.Table 11: Comparison of bookingsby offense type, 2010-112010 2011Offense Number % Number % ChangeTotals 47,277 100% 46,552 100% -1.5%Sovereignty 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Desertion 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Immigration 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Homicide 75 [a] 123 [a] 0.1%Kidnapping 178 [a] 178 [a] 0.0%Sex assault 110 [a] 116 [a] 0.0%Robbery 514 1.1% 509 1.1% 0.0%Assault 6,178 13.1% 5,974 12.8% -0.4%Abortion 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Arson 32 [a] 30 [a] 0.0%Extortion 2 [a] 2 [a] 0.0%Burglary 2,342 5.0% 2,731 5.9% 0.8%Larceny 4,537 9.6% 5,000 10.7% 1.0%Stolen vehicle 83 [a] 102 [a] 0.0%Forgery & counterfeiting 302 [a] 211 [a] -0.2%Fraud 2,735 5.8% 2,345 5.0% -0.8%Embezzle 1 [a] 3 [a] 0.0%Stolen property 963 2.0% 1,292 2.8% 0.7%Damage property 655 1.4% 704 1.5% 0.1%Dangerous drugs 9,643 20.4% 8,994 19.3% -1.4%Sex offense 196 [a] 199 [a] 0.0%Obscenity 116 [a] 109 [a] 0.0%Family offense 388 [a] 446 1.0% 0.1%Gambling 1 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Commercial sex offense 281 [a] 250 [a] -0.1%Liquor offense 114 [a] 67 [a] -0.1%Drunkenness 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Obstructing police 2,801 5.9% 2,664 5.7% -0.3%Flight/escape 287 [a] 265 [a] 0.0%Obstructing judiciary [a] 575 1.2% 519 1.1% -0.1%Bribery 0 [a] 2 [a] 0.0%Weapon offense 640 1.4% 627 1.3% 0.0%Public peace 1,008 2.1% 1,152 2.5% 0.3%Traffic offense 8,988 19.0% 8,205 17.6% -1.7%Health/safety 137 [a] 160 [a] 0.0%Civil rights 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Invasion of privacy [c] 1,429 3.0% 1,499 3.2% 0.1%Smuggling [d] 108 [a] 103 [a] 0.0%Election laws 24 [a] 0 [a] -0.1%Antitrust 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Tax revenue 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Conservation 41 [a] 39 [a] 0.0%Vagrancy 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Against a person [e] 141 [a] 192 [a] 0.1%Property crime [f] 6 [a] 11 [a] 0.0%Morals crime [g] 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Public order crime [h] 212 [a] 248 [a] 0.1%Municipal ordinance 1,262 2.7% 1,317 2.8% 0.1%County ordinance crime 75 [a] 56 [a] 0.0%Federal chg violation 97 [a] 108 [a] 0.0%FCIC special codes [i] 0 [a] 0 [a] 0.0%Total 47,277 100% 46,552 100% -1.5%Note: The number of bookings exceed the actual number of admissions since someinmates may be booked on more than one charge and arrested on added chargeswhile incarcerated.2011 ANNUAL REPORT
P AG E 14V OLUSI A COUNTY DIVISION OF CORRE CTIONSAdmissions and bookings by agencyTwo agencies accountfor two-thirds of personsbooked into the countyjail.The Volusia County Branch Jail is usedby all local county law enforcementagencies. Daytona Beach is the mostvisited city and consequently, the busiestcity making arrests. Deltona is the mostpopulous city in Volusia County and ispatrolled by the Volusia County Sheriff'sOffice (VCSO). In addition to making onviewarrests, VCSO serves all warrants,including those issued for failure toappear and violation of probation andparole. This should be considered wheninterpreting this data.In addition to providing law enforcement duties forDeltona, VCSO also provides law enforcementservices for DeBary, and the unincorporated areas inVolusia County. The two busiest law enforcementagencies are Daytona Beach Police Department andthe Volusia County Sheriff's Office. In 2011, theDaytona Beach Police Department accounted for 26.8percent of all bookings while the Volusia CountySheriff's Office was responsible for 40.0 percent ofbookings. Between these two agencies, they accountfor over two-thirds of all bookings in Volusia county.The Volusia CountySheriff’s Officeaccounted for the mostbookings (40.0 percent),followed by the DaytonaBeach Police Departmentwith 26.8 percent ofbookings.Inmates, on average, arecharged with more thanone crime. Most have atleast two separatecharges during their jailstay. Thus, there aremore charges (46,552)than individuals (26,175)booked.Table 12: Number / percent of individual person admissionsby agency, 2010 and 2011Agency 2010 2011Total, all agencies 26,450 26,175Daytona Beach 7,081 7,527Daytona Beach Shores 418 467DeLand 1,201 1,127Edgewater 459 481Florida Highway Patrol 539 444Holly Hill 558 629Lake Helen 42 39New Smyrna Beach 823 684Oak Hill 88 57Orange City 365 465Ormond Beach 711 796Ponce Inlet 31 41Port Orange 1,307 1,426South Daytona 694 573Volusia County Sheriff’s Office 10,602 10,461All other agencies 1,531 958Table 13: Area arresting agencies bookings bycharges booked, 2010 - 20112010 2011# % # % Diff %Total, all agencies 47,227 100 46,552 100 -675 -1.4Daytona Beach 11,681 24.7 11,615 25.0 -66 -0.6Daytona Bch Shrs 815 1.7 879 1.9 64 7.9DeLand 2,043 4.3 2,061 4.4 18 0.9Edgewater 856 1.8 932 2.0 76 8.9FHP 1,207 2.6 900 1.9 -307 -25.4Holly Hill 932 2.0 1,135 2.4 203 21.8Lake Helen 113 0.2 69 0.1 -44 -38.9New Smyrna Bch 1,501 3.2 1,174 2.5 -327 -21.8Oak Hill 172 0.4 93 0.2 -79 -45.9Orange City 690 1.5 848 1.8 158 22.9Ormond Beach 1,225 2.6 1,243 2.7 18 1.5Ponce Inlet 58 0.1 70 0.2 12 20.7Port Orange 2,430 5.1 2,615 5.6 185 7.6South Daytona 1,245 2.6 1,022 2.2 -223 -17.9VCSO 19,220 40.7 16,099 34.6 -3,121 -16.2All other agencies a 3,089 6.5 5,797 12.5 2,708 87.7a Volusia County Beach Patrol, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement(ICE), U.S. Marshal’s Office, Florida Department of Corrections (Probationand Parole) and other agencies with arrest powers. Note: Please refer to thehighlighted box on Page 3 of this report regarding the comparison of 2010data with previous years.Daytona Beach28.8%n=26,175VCSO34.6%n=44,552Figure 16. Agencies with at least1,000 person admissions, 20117,527Port Orange5.6%16,099Volusia County Sheriff40.0%DeLand4.4%2,0612,61510,4615,634All other agencies21.5%Figure 17. Agencies with at least2,000 changes booked, 201111,61514,1621,1271,426Daytona Beach25.0%Others30.4%DeLand4.3%Port Orange5.4%2011 ANNUAL REPORT
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