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    The semi-annual report from the Fort St. John Detachment RCMP provides statistics on calls for service, criminal offenses, and detachment staffing from January to June 2016. Total calls for service decreased slightly from 2015 but criminal code offenses remained similar. Person and property crimes decreased overall while drug offenses increased. Impaired driving arrests were steady and public disturbances increased. The report also notes current staff vacancies and goals to enhance community policing.

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    The semi-annual report from the Fort St. John Detachment RCMP provides statistics on calls for service, criminal offenses, and detachment staffing from January to June 2016. Total calls for service decreased slightly from 2015 but criminal code offenses remained similar. Person and property crimes decreased overall while drug offenses increased. Impaired driving arrests were steady and public disturbances increased. The report also notes current staff vacancies and goals to enhance community policing.

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    Fort St.

    John Detachment
    SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT TO COUNCIL
    October 11, 2016

    RCMP Semi-Annual Report


    Detachment Complement
    Current Vacancy Pattern
    Calls for Service
    Criminal Code Offenses
    Persons
    Property
    Other

    Detachment Compliment
    Municipal Members 36 (+2 awaiting
    RCMP approval)
    Provincial Members 14
    First Nations Police 2
    Reserve Constables 1
    Municipal Employees 17 (+7 Casual)
    Public Service Employees 2.5
    Auxiliary Constables 2
    Victim Services Staff 1.5
    3

    Current Vacancy Pattern


    Regular Members:
    Maternity/Paternity Leave
    Restricted Duty
    Seconded
    Transfer/New Positions
    Retirements
    Recruits on Board
    4

    Calls for Service to June 30th


    Municipal Compared To Rural
    8000
    7000
    6000
    5000
    4000
    3000
    2000
    1000
    0

    Total Calls for Service


    Municipal
    Rural

    2015
    7777
    6062
    1715

    2016
    7080
    5562
    1518
    5

    Criminal Code Call Comparison


    3000
    2500
    2000
    1500
    1000
    500
    0

    Criminal Code
    Municipal
    Rural

    2015
    2595
    2280
    415

    2016
    2474
    2062
    412
    6

    Criminal Code Offenses


    1200
    1000
    800
    600
    400
    200
    Rural

    0
    Persons
    Property
    Other

    Rural

    Rural
    Rural

    2015
    649
    1083
    719

    Rural

    Rural

    2016
    572
    1022
    679
    7

    Persons (Violent) Crimes


    180
    160
    140
    120
    100
    80
    60
    40
    20
    0
    Robbery
    Assault Police
    Sex Offences
    ACBH/Weapon/Agg
    Utter Threats
    Common Assault

    2015
    18
    3
    13
    43
    94
    167

    2016
    6
    4
    21
    39
    53
    148
    8

    Property Crimes
    40

    35
    30

    25
    20

    15
    10

    5
    0
    Arson
    B&E Business
    B&E Residence

    2015
    6
    33
    37

    2016
    14
    40
    27
    9

    Vehicle Thefts
    100
    90
    80
    70
    60
    50
    40
    30
    20
    10
    0
    Vehicle Theft
    Theft fr Vehicle

    2015
    70
    96

    2016
    56
    47
    10

    Theft & Mischief


    200
    180
    160
    140
    120
    100
    80
    60
    40
    20
    0
    Shoplifting
    Theft
    Vandalism

    2015
    76
    166
    192

    2016
    91
    106
    162
    11

    CDSA Occurrences
    200
    180
    160
    140
    120
    100
    80

    60
    40
    20
    0
    2015
    2016

    CDSA
    140
    184

    2015

    2016

    12

    Impaired Drivers
    120

    100
    80
    60
    40
    20
    0

    CC&IRP Imp/08/Refusals
    MVA Act 24H/3,7,30Day
    Warning

    2015

    2016

    120

    119

    46

    37
    13

    Motor Vehicle Collision


    250
    200
    150
    100

    50
    0
    Fatal
    Injured
    Damage only

    2015
    3
    37
    210

    2016
    4
    16
    158
    14

    Public Disturbances &


    In Custody
    800
    700
    600
    500
    400
    300
    200

    100
    0

    Public Disturbances
    In Custody

    2015
    552
    684

    2016
    700
    713

    15

    Noise & False Alarm Bylaws


    450
    400
    350
    300
    250

    200
    150
    100

    50
    0
    Noise Bylaw
    False Alarm

    2015
    118
    412

    2016
    102
    392
    16

    Looking Forward
    - Building Consultation Process
    - Community Policing Officer Candidate

    17

    Questions?
    RCMP Fort St John
    Detachment

    18

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