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Wyoming Police Department Annual Report WYPD 2003 Detective Bureau Staffing Data Detective Bureau Annual Summary The Detective Bureau is comprised of one Lieutenant, two Sergeants, eleven Detectives, two uniformed officers, and two civilians. In addition, one detective is assigned to a specialized unit investigating auto thefts. The specialized services and the responsibilities of the Detective Bureau include: Responsibilities Include: � Follow-up Investigation of All Case Types � Crime & Pawn Shop Analysis � Liquor Inspections / Complaints � Obtain Warrants for Felony and High Misdemeanor Arrests, and search warrants Specialized Services: � Crime Analysis � Combined Auto Theft Team DIVISION COMMANDER: Lt. Paul Robinson BUREAU SUPERVISION: Sgt. Steven Grunewald Sgt. Dan Buikema DETECTIVE: Det. James Bivins Det. Monique Kucera Det. Steven Rellinger Det. Jason Caster Det. James Maguffee Det. Joseph Steffes Det. Ronald Doll Det. Margaret McKinnon Det. Michael Struve Det. Ben Durian Det. Michael Moore Crime Analyst: Patricia Goddard Secretary: Sandra Smedberg SPECIALIZED UNIT: WARRANT OFFICE COMBINED AUTO THEFT TEAM (CATT) Ofc. Ron Emmert Det. Rob Zylstra Ofc. Adam Bartone CASE HIGHLIGHTS: All three suspects in the 2002 murder of Jerry Steinberg were convicted at trial and sent to prison. Two suspects were sentenced to life in prison without parole. The third suspect received thirty to ninety years in prison. A fifteen year old Wyoming female was lured via the internet, then taken out of state by a 37 year-old male. A joint Wyoming Police Department and FBI investigation located them in California within three days and the teen was returned to her family. The suspect is in jail awaiting trial on felony charges. 14 Annual Statistics: Detective Unit: Total cases 2,827 Cleared by arrest 1,110 Lack of investigative leads 527 Police procedure complete 476 Warrant denied 175 Victim refused to cooperate 138 Located missing and runaway 110 Turned over to other agency 68 Cleared by arrest, other agency 17 Not investigated 2 Death of offender 1 Pending cases 108 Inactive cases 71 Unfounded cases 24 Liquor inspections 39 Warrant Unit: Arraignments 19 Arrests 4,331 Incident-original 1,586 Incident-supplemental 2,899 Prisoners-booked 784 Prisoners-processed 264 Prisoner-transported 1,048 Warrants obtained 223 Warrants receives-new 6,849 Warrants served-bench 2,960 Warrants served-felony 114 Warrants served-misd. 658 Combined Auto Theft Unit: The Combined Auto Theft Unit is comprised of officers from the Wyoming, Kentwood and Grand Rapids Police Departments. Stolen Vehicles Investigated: Grand Rapids 669 Kentwood 86 Wyoming 233 Arrests: Grand Rapids 156 Kentwood 27 Wyoming 51 Value of Recovered Vehicles: Passenger vehicle $995,700 Other vehicles $155,000 The CATT Unit reports that 20% of vehicle thefts are classified as “unfounded” after the completion of the investigation.
Wyoming Police Department Annual Report WYPD 2003 Technical Support Unit Staffing Data Technical Support Unit Annual Summary The Technical Support Unit is comprised of one civilian supervisor, six civilian crime scene technicians, two latent print examiners (one crossed trained crime scene tech.) and one office clerk. The Unit’s annual statistics include: 2003 2002 Arrests Process - Adult 108 91 Assist Other Dept. 13 7 Breathalyzer Test 42 48 Composites 25 21 Court Appearances 37 19 Film Roll Developed 171 155 Film Sheets Developed 459 594 Fingerprints Compared 2,566 2,445 Incident – Supp. 1,328 1,244 Prints Made - BW/Color 2,532 2,165 Property Received/Destroyed 10,998 11,582 Service Requests 1,429 1,352 Crime Scenes/Vehicle Process 845 751 Assault Victims Photographed 123 97 UNIT COMMANDER: Lt. Brad Schutter UNIT SUPERVISOR: Gary Truszkowski CRIME SCENE TECHNICIANS: Wendy Brittain Mary Dekker Todd Masula Allison MacLean Brian McMahon Suzanne Snider LATENT PRINT EXAMINERS: Ron DeGood Wendy Brittain OFFICE CLERK: Jan Land 15 ACTIVITIES… Crime Scene Investigation: � Photography � Trace Evidence Recovery � Bloodstain Pattern Interpretation � Footwear and Tire Track Impression Recovery � Measurements and Sketching � Latent Fingerprint Laboratory Analysis: � Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) � Conventional and Chemical Processing � Forensic Light Source � Comparison Analysis � Latent Fingerprint Additional Specialties: � Photographic Documentation of Assault Victim Injuries � Computer Composite Facial Reconstruction � Property Management � Prisoner Processing � Arrest Warrant Custodian � Public Relations Photography Tours � Data Master Maintenance � Arrest Data Entries for Records Management
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