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MIAMI POLICE MISSION
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Our mission, together with the
communities of Miami, is to make
our city a place where all people can �
live, work and visit safely without
fear.
The
Miami
Police Department
will maintain
MIAMI
POLICE
VISION1
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The
Miami
Police Department
will maintain
the
highest
standards
of professional
ethics
and integrity.
■ We are committed to the philosophy of
community and neighborhood policing.
■ We will build partnerships and coalitions
with the business, corporate, and residential
communities to identify and recommend
solutions to problems with the goal of
improving the quality of life in our
neighborhoods.
- _'T 1 .
MIAMI POLICE VISION
• We will employ time -tested police methods
and promising innovative approaches to
better protect our communities.
• We value the cultural unity and differences of
our community, recognizing that there is
strength in both.
■ We are committed to providing professional
service to our citizens, residents, and visitors.
CITY OF MIAMI SERVICE
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POPULATION
RESIDENT POPULATION
- 3645001 RESIDENTS
■ DAILY SERVICE POPULATION
- 700-800,000 RESIDENTS, WORKERS,
VISSITORS, TOURISTS
ya�ss
2001 Crime Comparison vs Listed Cities t'='y
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20% 1
15% P;.t
10% F
5% h a
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NATIONAL PART I CRIMES NZ'"-'
PART I CRIMES ALL CITIES 250,000 AND ABOVE MULTI-YEAR CRIME CHANGE vs 2000
Year
# of
Citic
s
Total Part I
Crimes
Part I Crime %
Change
Population
Population
% Change
1990
59
4,436,511
43,676,000
-20%
1991
62
4,213;699
4%
421713,000
2%
1992
63
4.392.442
4%
46.1.18.000
7%
1993
62
4.202.560
4%
45.452.000
-]%
1994
65
4.107.457
-20/o
46,748;000
3%
1995
63
3,921,993
-5%
45,801,000
2%
1996
65
3.819,169
-3°ro
47,046,000
3%
1997
64
3,504:651
-8%
45,830.000
-3%
1998.
65
3.36-5.691
-40/o
47.684-000
4%
1999.
63
.3.021270,
-10%
46.236:000 .
-30o
2000
67
;.148.312
4%
4'9.762.400 ,
s,°<o
1990-2000
-29%
1991-2000
-25%
1992-2000
-28%
1993-2000
-25%
1994-2000
1995-200
-20%
1996-2000
-18%
1997-2000
-10%
1998-2000
-640
..,x'999,2000
4��0
NATIONAL CRIME TREND -1
sa
?ffll 01f, 1.
National vs Miami
Aggravated
Part I Violent Property Murder Rape Robbery Assault Burglary Larceny Auto Then
10
5 3.1 3.9
2 2.2
0.3 0 0.2
0 I
s�
—5
—7
—10 —9 —9
—11
—12 —12
15 [National
-20
Miami
2.6
-15
1.4
I
—12
5.9
m
0
CITE' OF MIAMI vs NATIONAL CRIME TREND
% CHANGE 1993 vs 2001
1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
S 7
a�n
6
4
4
Q 2
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I
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MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT
ARRESTS
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ICOR OR,Er
Homicide, Sexual Battery, Robbery, Aggravated Assault, Burglary, Larceny & Auto Theft
-5000
-0000
"5000
60000 '
55000
50000
}00(10
IviiI,1
1IN 1vN'. 17;i; 19K4 178i 1,86 1)8- 11)8N IO89 io9n 1901 199, 11r1)+ 1,01 1,"; P06 Iw,- 11)" loaf mini 'HOI
7000
5000
4000 3115
280
3000
2000 1121
1140
1000
158 153
29 25
0 - 0 1
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�a
PG'
® 2001 ■ 2002
i
2328 2291
NO
O
far
tiouta' LVD Rq+urt %I"v 2002
17000
16000
15000
14000
u
13000
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12000
11000
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10000
7
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9000
9000
7000
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1981 1982 1993 1994 1985 1986 1997 1998 1989 19% 1991 19<)2 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
Y car
Homicide, Sexual Battery, Robbery & Aggravated Assault
3500
M
2500
ayi 2000
1500
1000
500
Fol
m2001 m2002
61
235
210
185
8i
Y r.0
E
0
E
Z
30
25
20
January -May January -May
2001 2002
Source ('.1U Repan 2002
500
450
300
350
y
300
ri
2251()
200
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17-9 19W1 1981 194' 1043 19,94 1784 I'lh6 174" 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 10')51 199b 199- 1991 1997 2000 2001
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160
150
140
January -May January -May
2001 2002
Sourec CAU Rcp,,n Ma%n
• / •
'I
1993-2001
IIJ
9000 N
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00
■
8000
�000
6000
5000
7_
4000
3000
2000
1981 1952 1985 1784 1'143 1986 194' 1'144 1789 1990 1991 1772 19)5 170.1 1975 190E 199, 1998 1799 2ilnn 2001
Y rav
17 ROBBERY
January thru Mav
1150
N
E 1100
w
0
L
d
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z
1000
January -May January -May
2001 2002
fours ( AD Kcpori %ia) :Ol i_'
-500
7000
6500
6000
r
5500
7
a
5000
7
4500
4000
6996
—.-_. f i—-_ �-' —' i7r ..�_.
6998
1951 1 9h 1786 11)8' 1985 1987 1990 1901 1992 1991 190 J 1795 1796 199 1998 1999 2000 _'001
Yca,
3200
3100
N
d
E 3000
0 2900
m
E 2800
E
z
bR
2600
January -May January -May
2001 2002
Sourrc CAU hcMm Ma%, 2002
17 PROPERTY CRIMES
1993-2001
57000
54000
5]000
48000
5
45000
G'
42000
C
39000
7_
36000
13000
V II )11
1981 1782 7983 1983 7941 1086 198- 1788 199') 17911 10')J 177.' I')')i 177.; 1975 1776 199 1718 1997 20,11) 2001
1 r:u
Burglary, Larceny & Auto Theft
R-11111'
111
2000
C
Burglary Larceny Vehicle Theft
■ 2001 ■ 2002 lourcr l v)I<clxln \1;1 ,'1111'
16000
15000
M
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27500
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7000
6900
6800
6700
O
6600
6500
6400
2001 2002
January thru M ay January thru M ay
c,njy,c ( AD Rcn,ri %lan 21jo2
12000
11000
10000
c
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9000
8000
v
7
6i1ID11
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7200
7000
N
E 6800
V
O 6600
d
E 6400
7
Z
January -May January -May
2001 2002
1600
1400
1200
1000
w
a
800
a
0
0
600
400
200
0
TOURIST ROBBERY
1993-2001
1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
YEARS
TOURIST ROBBERIES: YTD MAY, 2002: 27
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COMMUNITY POLICING '°_
■ ADOPTED BY MPD IN 1992
■ DECENTRALIZED DELIVERY OF SERVICE
■ PERMANENT ASSIGNMENTS TO PATROL AREAS
■ COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
■ PROBLEM RESOLUTION
■ DEPARTMENTAL CULTURAL CHANGE
COMMUNITY POLICING
■ COMMANDER FOR EACH NET AREA
- ACCESSIBLE AND RESPONSIVE
AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY
ACCOUNTABLE
COMMUNITY POLICING'"
NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCE OFFICER
— 26 OFFICERS FOR 13 NEIGHBORHOODS
— LINK TO COMMUNITY FOR CORRECTIVE
ACTIONS, POLICE OR OTHER
— ATTEND COMMUNITY MEETINGS
— HIGHLY VISIBLE AND KNOWN TO
CITIZENS
— NEIGHBORHOOD KNOWLEDGEABLE
MPD GOAL:
ALL OFFICERS FUNCTION AS N.R.O.'s
PROBLEM SOLVING TEAMS
■ COPS OFFICE GRANT $25,672,505
■ HIRE 168 OFFICERS
■ CURRENTLY ASSIGNED
- 7 SERGEANTS
- 50 OFFICERS
■ 7 NEIGHBORHOODS
- ALLAPATTAH, EAST LITTLE HAVANA,
LITTLE HAITI, MODEL CITY,
OVERTOWN, WEST COCONUT GROVE,
WYNWOOD/EDGEWATER
PROBLEM SOLVING TEAMS
■ REDEFINE ROLE OF OFFICERS IN URBAN AREAS
■ IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE
■ REDUCE INCIDENTS OF PART I CRIMES AND
CALLS FOR SERVICE
■ PROMOTE PROCESS OF URBAN REVITALIZATION
■ MODEL CITY - 1999 HOWLAND AWARD FINALIST,
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES
■ ALLAPATTAH - 2000 HERMAN GOLDSTEIN
AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE, POLICE EXECUTIVE
RESEARCH FORUM
QUALITY OF LIFE
■ NEIGHBORHOOD ENFORCEMENT
■ SAFE CITIES
NETWORK -
SELECTED
BY
THE
OFFICE
OF
THE
VICE
PRESIDENT
OF
THE UNITED STATES TO REDUCE GUN
VIOLENCE
■ ZERO TOLERANCE DETAILS
■ WEED & SEED
■ VIP/PROSTITUTION OPERATIONS
■ HOMELESS PROTOCOL
Sworn
General Fund
PERSONNEL
Filled Positions
1042 0 Vacancies
Grants 42 96 Available Grant Positions
Civilians
Classified/Unclassified
Temp/Part-Time
Filled Positions Vacant Positions
313 27
66 12
Personnel Functioning
in Less than Full Duty Capacity
Employees Reporting to Work in a
Light/Limited Duty Status
Plus Employees Temporarily
Not Reporting to Work
(i.e., Temporarily Disabled, Extended Illnesses,
Extended Leave of Absences, Relieved of Duty)
Sworn
Civilian
FOD
20
1
CID
12
1
ADM
20
6
COP
6
0
Department Total
58
8
%, of NN orkforce
5%
2%
Plus Employees Temporarily
Not Reporting to Work
(i.e., Temporarily Disabled, Extended Illnesses,
Extended Leave of Absences, Relieved of Duty)
" ill CIUd�> 15 IZC!ie\ed O!'I)un
Sworn
Civilian
FOD
12
1
CID
2
0
ADM
5
0
COP
16
0
Department Total
35
1
`%o of N\ of-Uorce
3%
0%
" ill CIUd�> 15 IZC!ie\ed O!'I)un
Civilian
1% 8%
Sworn
0%
40%
,s
5 4L
51%5%
51%
V, W ,:, n tum
15%
17%
14%
0 White
0 Black
■ Spanish
® Other
Civilian
20%
80%
3'
i
Departmentwide 67%
OJ /0
■ Male
❑ Female
SWORN PERSONNEL
OPERATIONAL VS SUPPORT
85% (916,
Inclusive Of 23
Less Than Full
Duty)
Operational
15% (168,
Inclusive Of 66
Less Than Full
Duty)
Support Personnel includes: Injured, Relieved of Duty. Light Duty and all non citizen seMce delivery personnel
such as Training. Background Investigation. Property Bureau. Planning and Research, Computer Support,
Fleet Liaison. Patrol Administrative only personnel. Forfeiture Detail, Special Events. E911 Administrative
personnel. FOP and appointed Executive Staff personnel.
j._._—'POLI6__.:?ARTi.-.__,
7124 OPERATIONAL STAFFING
MARCH 2002
SUNDAY
71.12
MONDAY
1 0
TUESDAY
1 0
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
I
SATURO
3 0 189
79i
10
416 4
0 0
DM
71 13
4 17400 109 93 62'11 2910
16
221 113 102 14'4316
OFFICERS
304 122 110'
OFFICERS Q
OFFICERS
0
OFFICERS r0
OFFICERS
OFFICERS
11.
OFFICERS
0 0
0900
7113
4 17 4 0 0 109 93 62 11. 2910
5 12
222 113 103 14 44 16
6 12
308 122111
1848 16
6 12 333 117 104 1342' 17
6 12 311 101
74 10 34 10
6 12 247
79
11
416 4
1 0
J14
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5. 12
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21 51 18
6 12 359 123 116 1645 19
612 337 106
85 13 3510
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1 0
234 118 77
16 3510
1 0 257 112 71 1128 11
1. 0 234 99'.
47 9,25 6
3 0 189
79i
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416 4
0 0
DM
71 13
4 17400 109 93 62'11 2910
4 12
221 113 102 14'4316
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304 122 110'
184716
4.12 329 117103 13141 17
412 307 101,
73 10133 10
4 12 243
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11.
4 16 4
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7113
4 17 4 0 0 109 93 62 11. 2910
5 12
222 113 103 14 44 16
6 12
308 122111
1848 16
6 12 333 117 104 1342' 17
6 12 311 101
74 10 34 10
6 12 247
79
11
416 4
1 0
J14
1DD0
71 13
4 17 4 0 0 109 94 6411 31 12
5. 12
229 117125 17 47 18
6 12
342 128123
21 51 18
6 12 359 123 116 1645 19
612 337 106
85 13 3510
6 12 267
81
11
4 16 4
1 0
1100
7113
4174 0 0 109 94 64 11 31.12
_5 12
229 120 125 25.50 20
6 12
358 131 132
29 5420
6 12 384 126 125 24,4821
6 12 362 110
86 21 3712
6 12 284
81
11
416 4
1 0
1 T'
1200
72 13
4 18 4 0 0 111 96 65 11 32 12
5 12
233 134. 126 29 54 20
6 12
381 146 133
33 5820
6 12 408 140 126 28 52 21
6 12 385 123
87 25 39 12
6 12 304
82
11
416 4
1 0
118
1300
72 13
4 19 5 0 0 113 96 66 17 34 13
5 12
243 134 127 45 56 22
6 12
402 146 134
53 6322
6 12 436 140 127 48 55:23
6 12 411 123
87' 39 41 15
6 12 323
82
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1 0
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1400
7215
6 206 00 119 96 63 19 34 14
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243 139 125 57 59 23
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421 151 131
66 6623
6 12 455 145.125.61.58.24
6112 431 128
84 55 45 16.
6.12 346
82
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9. 19 7
1 0
131
1500
151 17
7 33 5 0 0 213 178 71 14 47 14
5 12
341 224 133 51 70 23
6 12
519 246 143
59 7625
6 12 567 242 133 51 72 25
6 12 541 227
100 53 61 �17
6 12 476
177
14
5 35 8
_
1 0
240
1600
80 14
7 23 3 0 0 127 109 58 12 34 10
4 12
239 134 114 49 52 19
5 12
385 146 122
57 5721
5 12 420 149 112 49 57 20
5 12 404 139
82 53 47 14
5 12 352
99
9
826 5
1 0
148
1700
80 8
3 17 3 0 0 111 103.24 5 24 9
1 0
166 124 51 40 3915
1 0
270 137 60
44 44 16
1 0 302 138 51 41 43 16
1 0 290 134
45 47 36 11
1 0 274
98
9
6 20 5
0 0
138
1800
80 8
3 17 4 0 0 112 97 20 3 22 6
0 0
148 124 43 37 31 10
0 0
245 128 51
41 36 11
0 0 267 128 42 4036 10
0 0 256 129
37 43 31 8
0 0 248
98
9
4 20 5
0 0
136
1900
80 8
3.17.4 0 0 112 97.20. 322 6
0 0
148 124 42 37 30 9
0 0
242 128 50
41 35 10
0 0 264 128 413835 35 9
0 0 251 129
35.43.30. 8
0 0 245
98.
9
4.20.5.
0 D
136
2000
80 9
3 17 6 0 0 115 96 20 3 20 6
0 0
145 110 32 34 28 8
0 0
212 122 51
38 33 10
0 0 254 122 41 3533 8
0 0 239 124
36 40 30 10
0 0 240
96
12
4 20 7
0 0
139
2100
149 14
3 32 7 0 0 205 165 25 3 36 7
1 0
237 174 28 26 39 8
1 0
276 184 44
30 44 11
1 0 314 168 29 2743 8
1 0 296 199
32 32 42 10
1 0 316
175
16
4 36 9
0 0
240
2200
148 14
3 31 7 0 0 203 163 24 3 35 7
1 0
233 160 26.2235 8
1 0
252 169 42
26,40.11.
1 0 289 174 272339 39 8
1 0 272 186
31 2813810
1 0 294
174
16
4.36 9
0 0
239
2300
148.14.
3 31 6 0 0 202 15717 3 34 6
1 0
218 153 19113.33 6
1 0
225 158 35
1737. 9
1 0 257 163 201436. 36 6
1 0 240 181
25 19,38 7
1 0 271
170
16
8.35. 8
0 0
237
2400
.14812.
129.510. 0 195 15714 1 32 5
1 0
210 148 15 129 5
1 0
199 153 29
4 31 8
1 0 226 158 17 3.30, 5
1 0 214 176
22 3132 6
1 0 240
170
14
3 33 6
0 0
"6
0100
69 10
0 16 4 0 0 99 69 12 0 18 4
1 0
104 67 13 0 17 4
1 0
102 65 25
0 18 5
1 0 114 69 15 0 16 3
1 0 104 78
13 0 16 4
1 0 112
79
12
0'17*4
0.
.2
0200
79 7
0 15 4 0 0 105 69 8 0 17 4
1 0
99 67 9 0 16 4
1 0
97 65 18
0 16 5
1 0 105 69 11 0 15 3
1 0 99 78
10 0 15 4
1 0 108
79
9
0 16 4
0 0
108
0300
69 7
0 15 4.0. 0 95 69 8 0 17 4
1 0
99 67 9 0 16 4
1 0
97 65 18
0 16 5
1 0 105 69. 11 015. 3
1 0 99 78
10, 0 15 4
1 0 108
79
9
0161 4
00
108
0400
69 6
0 15 3 0 0 93 69 6 0 16 3
1 0
95 67. 7 0 15 3
1 0
93 65 14
0 15 5
1 0 100 69 8 0.14 3
1 0 95 78
8 0 15 4
1 0 106
79
7
0,16 4
0 0
106
0500
69 6
0 15 6 0 0 96 70 6 0 17 5
0 0
98 69 7 0 16 5
0 0
97 66 14
0 16 7
0 0 103 71 8 0 15 5
0 0 99 80
3 0 15 6
0 0 104
79
7
0 16 7
0 0
109
06W
130 11
0 37 5 0 0 183 145 19 2 43 5
0 0
214 159 25 2 38 6
0 0
230 166 37
2 42 7
0 0 254 164 26 2 36 7
0 0 235 168
14 0 35 5
2 0 224
157
12
0 39 6
0. 0
214
NET - PATROL, BEATS, PST's AND NRO'S (OFFICERS
IN FTO PROGRAM INCLUDED)
_
DISTRICT= CSTS. GIU. SRO'S AND CATE'S
CITYWIDE
- MOUNTED, CANINE. MOTORS.
MARINE PATROL, SWAT, DUIIDRE. ETC
TOTAL OPERATIONAL:
731
SWORN PERSONNEL _-
Sworn Positions including Grants —
1990 —2002
1400
E
0
m160
w
0
1000
E
Z 900
80C
1990 OR 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 9997 1998 1999 200V 2001 20C2
m General Fund Filled m Grant Filled Vacancies - -Total Personnel
\otc: 'I In \ ��ar 2002 tiuttl LIOCI not in.`lNo (\ perms on iniIitnq I:m �
MIAMI POLICE
SWORN ATTRITION & HIRING
General
Year
Fund
Attrition
Grants
Attrition
year
General
Fuld Hires
Grants
Hires
1999
21
2
1999
33
12
2000
22
5
2000
3
12
2001
35
3
2001
21
9
2002 10 ja c.
19
0
2002 to dat��..
0
0
Losses
97
10
Hires
57
33
Total Losses
107
Total Hires
90
�i P�`ne y
ap ��
MAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT
lIf i .
I Chief of Police I
Internal Affairs P.I.O./Inspections
Community Affairs
Field Operations Division I Administration Division F Investigations Division
North District
Central District
South District
Field Support
\, UI I ow 20112
Communications
Personnel Resource Management
Business Management
Support Services
Criminal Investigations
Special
Investigations
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FIELD OPERATIONS DIVISION
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FIELD OPERATIONS I�
an
4[
NORTH DISTRICT
Model City N.E.T.
Commander
I-
Model City
Patrol A, B, & C Shifts
Model City
Problem Solving Team
Neighborhood Resource Officers
", �,i hour .'. uu]
Commander
S.R.O.
C.A.T.E,
Captain C.I.S.
Field Lieutenants
Little Haiti N.E.T. Upper Eastside N.E.T. General Investigations Unit
Commander Commander Commander
Little Haiti Upper Eastside Crime Suppression Team
Patrol A, B, & C Shifts Patrol A, B, & C Shifts
Little Haiti Neighborhood Resource Officers Robbery/Burglary
Problem Solving Team Investigation Unit
Neighborhood Resource Officers
NORTH DISTRICT
Sworn
I Major
3 NET Commanders
I Captain
7 Lieutenants
21 Sergeants
166 Officers
Civilian
I Typist Clerk III
I Typist Clerk II
I Admin. Aide
1 Crime Analyst I
1 Comm. Involvement
Specialist
5 Community Service
Providers
NORTH DISTRICT
Investigations/Support
Investigations
1 Lieutenant
1 Sergeant
8 Officers
v,,,, lljll: "llo,
PERSONNEL
Crime
Suppression
1 Sergeant
9 Officers
Front Desk
7 Officers
SRO/CATS
2 Officers
NORTH DISTRICT
MODEL CITY
18000
16000
14000
12000
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
— Felony Arrests 200
— Misdemeanor Arrests 3,660
— Traffic Arrests 710
— D.U.I. Arrests 177
— Summonses Issued 10,491
— Citations Issued 3,828
— The Crime Suppression detail made 462 felony arrests and
1.244 misdemeanor arrests.
— The North District General Investigations Unit received 855
Robbery cases. xyith a clearance rate of 16%. and 1.781 I3urLlary
cases witli a clearance rate of l 8%.
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1 Commander
6 Patrol Sergeants
41 Patrol Officers
4 Beat Officers
I PST Sergeant
7 PST Officers
2 NROs
\. 1I( luny '()n'
Civilian
1 Community Service Provider
1 Typist Clerk II
5000
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LITTLE HAITI NET
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Commander
5 Patrol Sergeants
43 Patrol Officers
6 Beat Officers
1 PST Sergeant
6 PST Officers
2 NROs
Civilian
2 Community Service Providers
5000
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POLICE NETAREA: UPPER EASTSIDE NE sT
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Prepared By: Support Services Section Planning and Research Unit
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UPPER EAST SIDE NET
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Commander
6 Patrol Sergeants
26 Patrol Officers
1 Beat Officer -
2 NROs
Civilian
2 Community Service Providers
3500
3000
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C.I.S.
Field I ie
Allapattah N.E.T.
Commander
Overtown N.E.T.
Commander
' *nwood/Edgewater N.E.T.
Commander
Downtown N.E.T.
Commander
General Investigations Unit
Commander
Allapattah
Patrol A, B, & C Shifts
Overtown
Patrol A, B. & C Shifts
4 nwood/Edgewater
Patrol A. B, & C Shifts
Downtown
Patrol A, B. & C Shifts
Crime Suppression Team
Allapattah
Overtown
*nwood
Neighborhood Resource Officers 1
Robbery/Burglary
Problem Solving teamPr, oblem Solving Team 1 Problem Solving Team
Neighborhood Resource Officersl Neighborhood Resource Officers 1 Neighborhood Resource Officers
N, M h n, 'niC
Investigation Unit
CENTRAL DISTRICT
Sworn
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Major I Admin Aide I
4 NET Commanders 1 Crime Analyst I
8 Lieutenants 1 Typist Clerk III
CENTRAL DISTRICT
PERSONNEL
SWORN
1 Major
4 NET Commanders
8 Lieutenants
32 Sergeants
219 Police Officers
\. , I .luny 2nu'.
CIVILIAN
1 Admin. Aide I
1 Crime Analyst I
1 Typist Clerk III
2 Typist Clerks II
1 Comm.Invol.
Specialist
6 Guards (j cnip)
8 Co111111Ul11ty Service
Providers
CENTRAL DISTRICT
Investigations/Support
Investigations
1 Lieutenant
1 Sergeant
7 Officers
PERSONNEL
Crime
Suppression
I Sergeant
8 Officers
Front Desk
SRO/CATS
12 Officers 2 Officers
Civilian: 1 Typist Clerk III
CENTRAL DISTRICT
N.E.T. AREAS
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CENTRAL DISTRICT
■ ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
— Felony Arrests 3,955
— Misdemeanor Arrests 9,195
— Traffic Arrests 910
— D.U.I. Arrests 253
— Summonses Issued 16,205
— Citations Issued 6,673
— The Crime Suppression detail made 766 felony arrests
and 80 misdemeanor arrests.
— The Central District General Investigations Unit received
889 Robbery cases. with a clearance rate of 19%. and
1.573 Buralary cases with a clearance rate of 14°/'().
Source: Miami Police Department - Su
Prepared By. Support Services Section - Plannmg ana Kesearcn unn
WYNWOOD/EDGEWATER NET
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 NET Commander
6 Sergeants
27 Patrol Officers
2 Beats Officers
I PST Sergeant
6 PST Officers
2 NROs
Civilian
1 Community Service Provider
3500
3000
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ALLAPATTAH NET
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 NET Commander
6 Sergeants
42 Patrol Officers
I Beats Officer -
1 PST Serayeant
10 PST Officers
2 NROs
Civilian
2 Community Service Providers
8000
7000
6000
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700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
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OVERTOWN NET
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 NET Commander
6 Sergeants
26 Patrol Officers
1 PST Sergeant
6 PST Officers
2 NROs
Civilian
2 Community Service Providers
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2500
2000
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500
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POLICE REPORTING AREAS AND ZONES
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DOWNTOWN NET
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Commander
6 Sergeants
34 Patrol Officers
1 Beats Lieutenant
3 Beats Sergeants
27 Beats Officers
N.R.0.s
Civilian
2 Community Service Providers
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9000
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Captain Field Lieutenants
East Little Havana N.E.T. Coconut Grove N.E.T. Coral Way N.E.T. IWest Little N.E.T. Flagami N.E.T General Investgations Ung
Commander Commander Commander Commander Commander Commander
East little Havana Coconut Grove N E T Coral Way Mat Line Havana Flagaml Came Suppressio^Team
Patrol B 8CSnNs Patrol B &CShhts PetroA B &CShfts Patrol AB &CShts PatrmA B &CShts
East Lite Havana Coconut Grove Neigrborhooa Resoura OFiceS' Neighbo^ oc9 Resocroe 0`6cers' Ne,g^borhood Resource Roboero, urglap,
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SOUTH DISTRICT
PERSONNEL
Sworn Civilian
1 Major 2 Admin. Aide Is
5 NET Commanders I Community Invol. Spec.
I Captain 1 Typist Clerk III
7 Lieutenants 3 Guards (Temp)
34 Sergeants 1 Comm. Involvement Spec.
208 Officers 1 1 Community Service
Providers
SOUTH DISTRICT
Investigations/Support
Investigations
I Lieutenant
I Sergeant
10 Officers
PERSONNEL
Crime
Suppression
1 Sergeant
7 Officers
Front Desk
6 Officers
SRO/CATS
2 Officers
SOUTH DISTRICT
30000
25000
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SOUTH DISTRICT (°
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
— Felony Arrests 3,295
— Misdemeanor Arrests 9,113
— Traffic Arrests 1,269
— D.U.I. Arrests 3,583
— Summonses Issued 33,420
— Citations Issued 21.138
— The Crime Suppression detail made 354 felony arrests and 122
misdemeanor arrests.
— The South District General Inv estigations unit recc1N ed 975
Robbery cases NN ith a clearance rate of 25°/x. and 2.711 I3urUla1-y
cases « ith a clearrcince rate of' 1304).
Source: Miami Police Departme
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EAST LITTLE HAVANA NETS
Sworn
1 Commander
6 Sergeants
30 Police Officers
3 Beats Officers
1 PST Sergeant
6 PST Officers
2 NROs
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Civilian
2 Community Service Providers
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Sworn
1 Commander
6 Sergeants
30 Police Officers
2 N.R.O.s
PERSONNEL
Civilian
2 Community Service Providers
6000
5000
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i
POLICE NETAREA: FLAGAMI
POLICE REPORTING AREAS AND ZONES
Source: Miami Police Department - Support Services Section
Prepared By: Support Services Section - Planning and Research Unit
FLAGAMI NET
Sworn
1 Commander
6 Sergeants
31 Police Officers
2 N.R.O.s
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Community Service Provider
6000
5000
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POLICE NETAREA: CORAL WAY
POLICE REPORTING AREAS AND ZONES
R2
U�
Source: Miami Police Department - Support Services Section
Prepared By: Support Services Section - Planning and Research Unit
6:G°'i'H=LJ
CORAL WAY NET
Sworn
1 Commander
6 Sergeants
30 Police Officers
1 Beats Officer
2 N.R.O.s
PERSONNEL
Civilian
2 Community Service Providers
8000
7000
6000
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310
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Source: CAD Report: May, 2002
POLICE NET AREA: COCONUT GROVE
POLICE REPORTING AREAS AND ZONES
i
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Source: Miami Police Department Support Services Section
Prepared By: Support Services Section Planninq and Research Unit
COCONUT GROVE NET
Sworn
1 Commander
6 Sergeants
28 Police Officers
3 Beats Officers
1 PST Sergeant
10 PST Officers
2 N.R.O.s
PERSONNEL
Civilian
2 Community Service Providers
5000
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Section Commander
Traffic Patrol Support Special Response E
Enforcement Special Events Special Threat
Response Detail
Hit/Run Detail
Critical Incident Management Unit
D.R.E. Detail
Wrecker Detail
Auxiliary Officer Program
School Crossing Guards
Special Patrol
Mounted Patrol
Marine Patrol
K-9
FIELD SUPPORT SECTION
Sworn
1
Major
1
Captain
4
Lieutenants
10
Sergeants
56
Officers
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Typist Clerk III
1 Accountant
1 Stable Att. Sup.
1 Stable Attendant
1 TC II
1 Laborer I
18 Public Service Aides
34 School Crossing Guards
1 School Crossing Supelwisor
TRAFFIC UNIT
Sworn
1 Lieutenant
2 Sergeants
11 Officers
Supervisor
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Typist Clerk III
34 School Crossing Guard
1 School Crossing Guard
TRAFFIC UNIT
■ Enforcement Detail
■ Wrecker Detail
■ DRE/DUI Detail
■ Hit and Run Detail
■ School Crossing Guard Detail
■ Auxiliary Program
TRAFFIC UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
— Issued 14,092 summons
— Issued 205 Citations
— Total arrests 210. ,
— Revenue from traffic summons: 5443,902.00 3
— Revenue from parking citations: S154.1 7.00
— Revenue from escorts: S123,000.00
— Coordinated staffing of the King Orange Bowl Parade consisting
of approximately 290 officers and supervisors.
MARINE PATROL DETAIL
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Lieutenant
1 Sergeant
6 Police Officers
MARINE PATROL DETAIL
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ Recovered 5 stolen boats
■ Conducted 72 underwater searches.
■ Searched 189 suspected drug boats
■ Conducted 1,600 boat safety inspections
■ Issued 1,946 boating infractions/warnings
■ Towed 25 vessels to safe harbor, assisted another 88
vessels
■ Rescued 21 citizens, aided another- 234 citizens
■ Impounded 25 vessels
■ Rccov cred 13 stolen vehicles
K-9 DETAIL
PERSONNEL
Sworn
2 Sergeants
19 Police Officers
K-9 DETAIL
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• In May 2001, five (5) K-9 officers received the Outstanding
Law Enforcement Officer of the Year award for their
participation in Caribbean Thunder and Creole Connection
which resulted in numerous home invasion robberies.
• 4 K -9s are bomb trained.
• Seized 359.07 kilos of cocaine.
• Seized 16.04 kilos of marijuana.
• Seized 97.3 grams of heroin
• Seized S142.143.00 in U.S. currency.
• 5 K-9 narcotics trained
MOUNTED DETAIL
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Sergeant
12 Police Officers
Civilian
1 Stable Attendant
Supervisor
1 Stable Attendant
1 Laborer I
PATROL SUPPORT UNITS
Special Response, Hit & Run, Towing,
DUI/DRE, PSA Detail
& Special Events Details
Sworn
1 Lieutenant
3 Sergeants
8 Police Officers
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Accountant
1 Typist Clerk II
18 Public Service Aides
PATROL SUPPORT UNIT,,
Public Service Aides
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ Reports:
11,289
■ Accidents:
3,756
■ Hit & Run Reports
602
■ Tickets
3,560
SPECIAL EVENTS DETAIL '.j
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ Coordinated staffing for Three Kings Parade, Martin Luther King
Parade, Calle Ocho, UM Football Games (Orange Bowl), UM
Basketball Gaines, NBA — Miami Heat Basketball Gaines (AAA),
WNBA — Miami SOL Basketball Games (AAA), World Cup Soccer
(Orange Bowl).
■ Coordinated the hiring of 35,085 off-duty police officers for
temporary, permanent, and special events.
■ Issued 1.062 permits.
■ Revenue fi-om 1,017 permits issued: S 101,700.00
■ Total special events (off-duty jobs) administrative charges collected
totaled 5504.909.88.
CRITICAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT UNIT
Sworn
I Lieutenant
I Sergeant
PERSONNEL
rG_'Y
Critical Incident Management Unit
ACCOMPLISMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Coordinated the issuance of the required "Fitment
Testing" per OSHA of the 3-M Gas Masks & V -
Top Suits (800 +officers in 18 sessions).
■ Produced a Departmental "Terrorism Response
Plan".
■ Developed an "in service" training curriculum and
program for patrol officer response to WMD/MCI
incidents.
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DIVISION
Division Chief
Criminal Investigations
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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS
DIVISION U9
Criminal Investigations
Deputy Commander
Investigations
Sexual Battery
Violent Crime Intervention
. u( luny .'10)2
Homicide
Juvenile, Missing Persons & Gangs
Crime Scene Investigations
HOMICIDE UNIT
PERSONNEL
Sworn
I Lieutenant
6 Sergeants (l limited duty)
19 Officers (> ii2hl dut" �
Civilian
1 Interrog. Stenographer
1 Administrative Aide I
I Victims Advocate
HOMICIDE UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Investigated sixty-nine (69) homicides with a final clearance rate of
67%.
• Investigated 105 accidents, 30 suicides, 68 unclassified deaths and 677
natural deaths.
• Investigated six (6) police involved shooting and one in -custody death.
• The Traffic Homicide Unit concluded the year with a 100% clearance
rate of the 45 traffic fatalities they investigated.
• Homicide Investigators involved in the FBI Violent Crimes Task
Force, concluded the year Nvith 20 indictments, 35 arrests, 17
convictions and 18 sentenced defendants in numerous investigations
involving violent drug gangs in Wvnwood, Little Haiti and 'Model
City.
• Over S123.000.00 and 18 firearms as well as substantial amotint of
ille�( narcotics were confiscated in the aboN e federal inv cstign
atio.
HOMICIDE UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
— Homicide 24, down 18% as compared to last year.
— Homicide clearance rate up 8% as compared to last year.
— Traffic fatalities 31, up 148% as compared to last year.
SEXUAL BATTERY UNIT
Sworn
1 Lieutenant
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Typist Clerk II
3 Sergeants
12 Police Officers (, limited dui% )
SEXUAL BATTERY UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
— Contacted and interviewed over 370 sexual offenders Nvithin the Citi- of
Miami jurisdiction.
— Contacted all sexual predators residing within the City of Miami.
— Investigated approximately 1,800 cases received fi•om the Department of
Children and Families.
— Made three (3) successful Internet pornography investigations in
conjunction with the LEACH Task Force.
— Investigated 112 sexual battery cases of which 101 Nvere cleared. vielding
a clearance rate of 90%.
— Investiaated 34 child abuse cases of which 31 were cleared. yielding a
clearance rate of 91 %.
InvestIuated 77 le«d and lasciviotis cases of vvhicli -3 «cre cleared.
vieldina a clearance rate of -93010.
l_ ncovered an interstate hrostituition ring and child slavery olaeration.
The Menlo of l nderstandinuy v� ith the Departnielli of Children and
lamilies fi�r 2001 ��as comhletcd and ahhri��ed h� the (it� lttorne�.
SEXUAL BATTERY UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: JANUARY THRU MAY, 2002
■ Sexual Battery clearance rate of 90%.
■ D.C.F. clearance rate of 69%
■ Solved a "who done it" child stalkerhnolester case by conducting a proactive
surveillance.
■ Captured a serial rapist and cleared other rapes in Coral Gables and Dade County
School Board Police departments.
VIOLENT CRIMES INTERVENTION UNIT
Sworn
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Lieutenant 1
3 Sergeants 3
19 Officers « Limited)
Typist Clerk III
Victims Advocates (grant positions)
VIOLENT CRIMESt
INTERVENTION UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
— Received approximately 4,976 domestic violence related cases and
7,122 assault related cases. The total amount of cases received in
the VC1U for the 2001 calendar year is 12,098 cases.
— 64% of the cases were assigned for follow-up
— 2,232 victims received direct assistance from a Victim Advocate
3,160 arrests for domestic related incidents in 2001
— 40% of all reported domestic violence incidents resulted in an
arrest
— D5% clearance rate of felony related cases.
— 64% of the cases received were assi�(ned to an ins esti`7ator or
victim adN ocate.
— The Domestic Violence Unit had an overall 78% clearance rate 101'
2001.
VIOLENT CRIMES
INVERVENTION UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Received 1,928 cases
■ Investigated 1,14 cases, cleared 979
■ Made 226 arrests and provided assistance to FOD on 719 direct arrests.
JUVENILE INVESTIGATIONS UNIT
PERSONNEL
Sworn
Lieutenant
Sergeant
15 Officers (2 limiie(i flirt\
JUVENILE INVESTIGATIONS UNIT'
■ GANG DETAIL
■ MISSING PERSONS DETAIL
JUVENILE INVESTIGATIONS UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
— 302 arrests
— Tobacco/Liquor Enforcement Grant Operations: The objective of
this operation is to curtail the illegal possession and purchase of
tobacco products as well as alcohol beverages by underage
individuals. The pro -active characteristic of the Tobacco/Liquor
Enforcement operation is a part of the initiative to reduce crime.
— Conducted an operation city-wide which resulted in 241 alcohol
arrests, 155 tobacco citations, 387 compliance checks. 23 arrests
and confiscated 169 identifications.
— Received 367 missing persons cases.
-- Cleared 2.977 cases Na ith a 83°/o clearance rate.
JUVENILE INVESTIGATIONS UNI
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001 (cont)
— The Gang Detail gathered evidence and made undercover buys of
weapons, cocaine, and marijuana in Little Haiti, Model City and
the Upper East -Side NET areas during the "North Storni"
operation. This resulted in the documentation and arrests of
members of three gangs: "First Choice", the "27tl' Street Gang",
and the "9111 Street Players".
— In the month of August, operation `Broken Arrow" was created in
East and West Little Havana. This resulted in the documentation
of a new gang " -) Street Players".
— In Operation Broken ArrOw there were 23 arrests of drug dealers.
14 drug users. and the documentation of 15 other subjects that
might be involved in various crimes in the area. In addition.
numerous premised used for drugs were shut do\1n.
JUVENILE INVESTIGATIONS iF
UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Gang Unit: 25 NET Operations, 269 arrests, 4 Gang identifications, 319
FIV.O. cards.
■ Juvenile Unit: Received 352 missing person reports, cleared 121% of
cases.
INVESTIGATIONS UNIT
PERSONNEL
Sworn
I Lieutenant
2 Sergeants
16 Police Officers (4 L n)
Civilian
5 CIS Operators
1 Comm. Assistant
3 Typist Clerk IIs
I Clerk I
I Police Aide I1
I Conlmumty Service Aide
■
■
■
■
■
INVESTIGATIONS UNIT
AUTO THEFT
ECONOMIC CRIMES
PAWN SHOP
CIS 24-HOUR DESK
VALIDATIONS
AUTO THEFT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ 164 Arrests (46% increase from 2000)
■ 507 cases assianed which resulted in a clearance rate of 88%.
■ 13% reduction in stolen vehicles citywide from 2000.
■ Conducted several major investigation of Chop -Chop operations,
including on where while serving a search warrant from stolen vehicles
a marijuana lab with over 50 fully groxArn plants were located.
AUTO THEFT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ 166 arrests( 51% increase from 2001)
■ 98% clearance rate, with a 2% reduction in stolen vehicles citywide from
2001
■ Arrested two subjects for first degree murder and home invasion robbery
who were initially stopped because their vehicle had a homemade paper tag,
conducted a surveillance resulting in the arrest of an individual who stole a
vehicle during an armed robbery of a tourist from Texas.
ECONOMIC CRIMES
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ Cleared 223 cases, made 86 arrests and has an 80% clearance rate for
cases assigned for investigation.
■ Joint investigation with the U.S. Secret Service resulting in the arrest
of a subject who attempted to defraud a local bank of 51,000,000.00
■ Joint Investigation with the State of Florida Inspector General and the
Coral Springs Police Dept. resulting in the arrest of a subject who had
counterfeited credit cards and was defrauding the State of Florida
Department of Agriculture by buying diesel fuel.
■ Investiaation resulting in the arrest of a City of Miami Parks employee
that was Nvorkina under an assumed name and was Nvanted b}-
N.Y.P.D. for robbery.
■ Investigation resulting in the arrest of an ex-M.P.D. off icer vv ho
defrauded an out of state bank S40.000.00
ECONOMIC CRIMES M
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru Mav, 2002
■ Arrests: 51
■ Cases cleared: 71 with a 73% clearance of cases assigned for investigation
■ Internet fraud investigations resulting in the arrest of a subject who had defrauded 5
victims
■ Joint investigation with U.S. Postal Inspectors, U.S. Secret Service, and Pinecrest
PD resulting in 13 indictments
PAWNSHOP DETAIL
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ Processed 180,405 pawnshop forms, conducted 1315 pawnshop
inspections and recovered 543,475.00 in stolen property.
■ Arrested 5 subjects as a result of investigations related to the pawnM2
of stolen property.
■ In conjunction Computer Support, 26 pawnshops that use computers in
their daily operations have been connected with the Miami -Dade
County database and are now reporting their transactions directly via
an on-line system.
PAWNSHOP DETAIL
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Processed 45,475 pawnshop forms
■ Conducted 552 pawnshop inspections
■ Recovered 56,000.00 in stolen property
■ Arrested 7 subjects for pawning stolen property
■ Assisted NET areas with information and intelligence on frequent pawners
in order to address the increase in burglaries.
CRIME SCENE & TECHNICAL SERVICES UNIT
Civilian Personnel
1 ID CSI/TSU Manager
4 ID Technician II
0 Latent Print Examiner
1 Secretary II
2 Identification Aides
1 Police Aide II
1 ID CSI/TSU
Supervisor
18 ID Technician I
2 Typist Clerk II
1 Clerk II
1 Communications
Assistant
CRIME SCENE & TECHNICAL SERVICES UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ Processed 1.00% of calls requesting services within 4 hours of request.
■ Investigated 55 homicide cases, 673 robbery cases, 107 sexual battery
cases, 1475 aggravated battery cases, 1,686 domestic violent cases,
2376 burglary cases, and 2,368 other miscellaneous criminal cases.
■ This resulted in the development and collection of 6,793 latent
fingerprint cards from various scenes.
■ Acquired state of the art new Nikon camera equipment for CSI
Technicians and new digital equipment for all supervisors.
CRIME SCENE & TECHNICAL SERVICES UNIT `L
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Had a 45% increase in latent identifications as compared to last year.
■ The Latent Detail in conjunction with Miami -Dade Police Department is
now capable of searching Latent Palm Prints through the use of an
A.F.LS. system.
■ Processed: 26 Homicides, 29 Sexual Batteries, 357 Robberies and 946
Burglaries.
SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS
UNIT
Special I nvestigations�
_- _-_
Deputy Commander
Strategic Information Special Operations (Joint Interdiction Unit
�, „1 itlll. '111)2
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION SECTION
Sworn
I Major
3 Lieutenants
5 Sergeants
28 Officers
PERSONNEL
Civilian
I Criminal Intel]. Anal. II
3 Criminal Intel]. Anal. Is
2 Typist Clerk IIIs
STRATEGIC INFORMATION UNIT
Sworn
1 Lieutenant
2 Sergeants
9 Police Officers
I
PERSONNEL
Civilian
I Typist Clerk III
I Criminal Intel] Analyst II
3 Criminal Intel] Analyst Is
STRATEGIC INFORMATION UNIT
■ The Intelligence/Dignitary Protection Detail
■ Miami Police Bomb Detail
■ Intelligence Analysis Detail
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ 325 Bomb related incidents, which included:
Responses on suspect devices 133
Bomb threats
129
Explosive devices rendered safe 8
■ DiQnitary protection details 137
■ Terrorist :Activist investigations 16
STRATEGIC INFORMATION UNIT
■ The Intelligence/Dignitary Protection Detail
■ Miami Police Bomb Detail
■ Intelligence Analysis Detail
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Bomb threats 41
■ Explosive devices rendered safe 2
■ Responses to suspect devices 22
■ Dignitary protection details 26
SPECIAL OPERATIONS UNIT
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Lieutenant
2 Sergeants
14 Police Officers
SPECIAL OPERATIONS UNIT'
The Smuggling Detail: Targets high-level narcotics trafficking organizations.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ Arrests: 147
■ Narcotics Seized:
— 69 kilos of cocaine
— 120 lbs of marijuana
— 1338.E gains of heroin
— 121,000 Ecstasy Pills
■ Monies Seized: S 1.741.128.09
SPECIAL OPERATIONS UNIT
• The Smuggling Detail: Targets high-level narcotics trafficking organizations.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Arrests: 124 arrests,
■ Narcotics seized: 10 kilos of cocaine, 2,167 Ecstasy Pills, 69.8 grams of heroin
■ U.S. Currency seized: 8415,181.47
SPECIAL OPERATIONS UNIT
■ Interceptor Detail: Targets wholesale narcotics and distribution
organizations. Targets of this Detail are the suppliers of Street Level
Narcotics Dealers.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ Arrests: 112
■ Narcotics Seized:
— 3066.7 grams of cocaine
— 385.6 1bs,55.5 grams of marijuana
— 1334.5 grams of crack cocaine
— 14,000 Ecstasy Pills
— 1 Kilo, 420.4 grams of heroin
■ Monies Seized: 5194,184.00
■ Closed down seven (7) marijuana hydroponics labs.
SPECIAL OPERATIONS UNIT
■ Interceptor Detail: Targets wholesale narcotics and distribution organizations.
Targets of this Detail are the suppliers of Street Level Narcotics Dealers.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Arrests: 60 arrests
■ Narcotics seized: 7.3 kilos of cocaine, 113 lbs, 55.5 grams of marijuana,
437.5 grams of crack cocaine, 15,000 Ecstasy Pills, 3.2 grams of heroin
■ U.S. currency seized: 521,959.00
SPECIAL OPERATIONS UNIT
■ International Currency Enforcement Detail: Conducts
covert interdiction and money laundering operations with the US Customs
Currency Task force.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
■ Arrests: 24
■ Narcotics Seized:
— 25.5 kilos of cocaine
■ Monies Seized: S9,336,734.75
SPECIAL OPERATIONS UNIT
■ International Currency Enforcement Detail:
Conducts covert interdiction and money laundering operations with the US
Customs Currency Task force.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Arrests: 12 arrests,
■ ?narcotics seized: 3 kilos of cocaine,
■ U.S. Currency seized: 54,393,325.60
JOINT INTERDICTION UNIT
■ Targets high-level narcotics trafficking and money laundering
organizations.
■ Part of South Florida Money Launder Strike Force. The Strike
Force is made up of federal, state and local law enforcement
agencies.
■ Utilize both criminal and civil statutes to combat narcotics
trafficking.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
— Arrests: 42
Narcotics Seized: 18 kilos of cocaine
144 lbs of marijuana
1.5 kilos of heroin
— Monies Seized: 513,032,267.87
_- Total disbursements received in 2001: S1,680.045.28
JOINT INTERDICTION UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: January thru May, 2002
■ Arrests: 18 arrests
■ Narcotics seized: 9 kilos of cocaine, 15.9 kilos of heroin
■ U.S. Currency seized: S3,031,916.43
JOINT INTERDICTION UNIT
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Lieutenant
1 Sergeant
5 Police Officers
ADMINISTRATION DIVISION e,
i
Division Chief
Communications Unit
Personnel Resource Management
Business Management Support Services
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Communications Section
C.A.D. Operations Support
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COMMUNICATIONS SECTIO
PERSONNEL
Sworn
I Captai»
3 Lieutenants (1 Mil Leave)
6 Sergeants
6 Officers (I Light Duty)
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Civilian
6 Comm. Operator Supervisors
27 Comm. Operators
32 Comm. Assistant
1 Comm. Training Spec.
I Comm. Equip. Maint.
Spec.
1 Typist Clerl: III
1 Typist Clerk 11
1 Police Comm Records ('ustodian
COMMUNICATIONS SECTION
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
» Answered atotal of 815,009 calls. 583,798 emergency E911 calls (93%
answered in less than 10 seconds, with an average speed of four seconds);
231,211 non-emer,2ency calls were received.
>> Calls for service resulted in the dispatching of 208,864 incidents.
Additionally a total of 118,050 self -initiated incidents were handled.
Over 4,000 subpoenas, public records requests and departmental requests
were received and processed for 911 and dispatch tapes.
>> The Technical Support Unit maintained a perpetual inventory and
maintenance of 2.145 radios, 1,742 chargers, 1,574 lapel mikes. and 383
pagers. This included recalibrating and reprogramming of the entire
ASTRO fleet (1.455 radios).
» The Technical Support Urilt performed repair and maintenance and
installations for all police department telephones and fax machines.
including those at the 911 backup site. both substations.mim-statlolls and
other off site facilities.
:1 cone act %v ith bell South fi>r the 3-1-1 iOUtillg System \v as succe sftil l\
completed. and work oil the ;-1-1 -,% stem continues.
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ADMINISTRATION DIVISION
Business Management
Property
Permits/Alarms
2002
Budget
ForfeitureN.I.P.
{J,
PROPERTY UNIT
(Includes Fleet personnel)
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Captain
I Lieutenant (Limited)
6 Sergeants ( Limited)
5 Officers (-;- i-ia,t)
Civilian
1 Property Manager
1 Accountant
1 Typist Clerk II
4 Property Specialist IIs
24 Property Specialist Is
1 Office Equipment Operator
l PSA
PROPERTY UNIT ('
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Counter Function received, packaged, and maintained 16,671
property receipts turned in to the Property Unit.
• The Confiscation function processed 19,511 items for destruction
or auction.
• The Quartermaster Detail issued 500 riot shields to Patrol
Officers.
• The Vault and Confiscation Detail jointly confiscated and
destroyed 3.170 firearms.
J
• The VaUlt and Confiscation Detail jointly confiscated or obtained
throu<Th forfciturc S 1.249.715.00 in reyenuc from sciled e\ idence
ioi- the general ilnid.
PROPERTY UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001 (cont.
•The Fleet Liaison Detail issued 173 new vehicles, replacing most of
the 1994 fleet.
*The Fleet Liaison Detail entered 1,747 vehicles into a newly
designed database to better control the tracking of assigned and spare
vehicles.
*A total of approxiinately S l 67.075.89 was grenerated through auction
of -cars. boats. and bicycles.
FORFEITURE/VEHICLE IMPOUNDMENT UNIT
Sworn
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Sergeant (Light) 1 Office Equipment Operator
1 Clerk III
Law Enforcement Trust Fund funded:
2 Administrative Assistants I
FORFEITURE/VEHICLE IMPOUNDMENT UNIT ''�
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
Forfeiture Unit
*Processed 147 asset forfeiture cases involving seizure of cash,
vehicles, vessels, and other miscellaneous property
•Filed 23 forfeiture cases
*Assisted in generating 52,977,999 in revenues from successful
state and federal asset sharing actions
Vehicle Impoundment Program
•Assisted in generating 81,135,020 in revenue from VIP
impoundments, storage. administration fees and civil penalties.
*Processed in excess of -849 preliminary and arbitration hcarin<Us.
•Processed in excess of 1829 Vehicle Impoundment cases.
PERMITSiALARMS UNIT
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Admin. Assistant I
1 Admin. Aide II
Accountant
Clerical Worker, Temp
PERMITS/ALARMS UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Renewed 10,581 pen -nits and issued 2,510 new
permits.
• Collected 51,199,170.93 in revenue, consisting of
5666,341.05 in permits, 5480,540.50 in fines and
552,289.38 in administrative fees.
• Received 19,622 alarm activation calls, of which
96.2% Nvere false alarms leaving 3.8% for actual or
attempted criminal activity.
BUDGET UNIT
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Admin. Asst. II
2 Fiscal Assistants
1 Admin. Aide II
3 Account Clerks
I Communication Assistant
I Clerk I
BUDGET UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• 985 Purchase Requisitions and 168 Print Shop Requests.
• 1,326 Direct Payment Requests.
• 4,691 invoices for payment
• Collected and deposited 54,260,605.00 in revenues into the
Law Enforcement Trust Fund, including revenue resulting
from successful State and Federal asset -sharing actions.
• Completed the process for evaluating 46 agencies applying for
La«- Enforcement Trust Funds under a one-time application
process awarding 5500,000.00 to twenty(20) outside
organizations.
• Coordinated and prepared a Departmental General Fund
Budget reduction of 3% to compensate for the potential loss of
parl:ing surcharge rcN mics.
ADMINISTRATION DIVISION A
,
Personnel Resource Management
Health Services
Personnel
Recruitment & Selection
%, .n h i, 'M12
Training
Payroll
PERSONNEL UNIT
PERSONNEL
SWORN CIVILIAN
I Captain 1 Police Personnel Coordinator
I Typist Clerk III
I Admin. Aide I
I Ofc. Equip. Operator
I Clerk I
`
PERSONNEL UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Processed 129 new hires and promotions
• Processed 81 employment separations
• Processed 2,010 probationary and annual evaluations
• Processed 509 personnel action forms
• Assisted the Human Resources Dept. with the job analysis and
test administration components for the Public Service Aide and
Police Sergeant classifications.
PAYROLL UNIT
Sworn
I Officer (Light duty)
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Admin. Aide I
1 Typist Clerk III
I Typist Clerk II
1 Clerk III
1 Office Equipment Operator
i
PAYROLL UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Completed a total of twenty-six (26) payrolls for
approximately fourteen -hundred police department
employees.
• Added at least twenty-eight (28) additional numbers to
the 9280 new special overtime codes for grants and net
overtime.
• Entered a total of thirteen thousand eight hundred forty-
eight (13,848) LOP's / master changes.
• Entered approximately one hundred four thousand
(104,000) overtime slips.
TRAINING UNIT
STATE CERTIFIED TRAINING CENTER
Sworn
I Captain
3 Sergeants
12 Officers
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Fitness Center Specialist
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Y
TRAINING UNIT
PERSONNEL
• UNIT COMMANDER I CAPTAIN
• TRAINING CENTER STAFF
• 1 SERGEANT 3 POLICE OFFICERS I FITNESS CENTER
SPECIALIST
• POLICE OFFICER SKILLS AND StiRVIVAL TRAINING
(P.O.S.S.T)
•
]SERGEANT 3 POLICE OFFICERS
• RANGE 1 SERGEA\T 4 POLICE OFFICERS
• AC:ADE:V1Y 2 POLICF:OFFICERS
TRAINING UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• The Training Unit conducted 31 Region XIV courses and other
in-service training for outside agencies, training 595 persons.
• Prepared documentation for inspection for FDLE amlual
inspection of Region XIV courses. The Training Center passed
with a "good" rating.
• Hosted training for') international police forces
• The Firearms Training Detail conducted 68 firearms training
and qualification courses, qualifying 688 personnel.
• The Fireanns Training Detail modified the deadly force policy
and trained the department on the ne« policy complete «with a
video.
• The Training Unit produced a racial profiling N ileo xohich xv as
used to train the department.
RECRUITMENT & SELECTION UNIT}
Sworn
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Lieutenant 1
1 Sergeant 1
10 Officers (I Light.2 Limited) 1
Typist Clerk II
Staff Analyst Asst.
Office Equip. Operator
RECRUITMENT & SELECTION UNIT k+
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Processed 633 applications for police officer, of which 24 were
hired.
• Processed 133 applications for Public Service Aide, of which 5
were hired.
• Processed 203 applications for various positions, of which 29 were
hired.
• Completed 540 background checks.
• Conducted 69 orientation sessions for various positions Nvithin the
department.
• Conducted 412 polygraplh examinations.
• Conducted 27 recruitment drives.
HEALTH SERVICES UNIT
PERSONNEL
Unit Staff
Sworn
1 Sergeant (LightDuty)
Civilian
1 Typist Clerk III
Temporary Disabled Employees
Sworn
1 Sergeant
3 Police Officers
HEALTH SERVICES UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Coordinated drug testing for 550 sworn employees.
• Coordinated 1,037 employee physicals with Mercy
Hospital.
• Coordinated and assisted with Occupational Health
Services and Risk Management the care and medical
needs of 378 employees.
• Coordinated clean-up/decontamination of biohazard
spills in vehicles and police buildings.
Support Services Section
Information Resource Management
Building Maintenance
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Court Liaison
Planning & Research
Records
RECORDS UNIT
PERSONNEL
Sworn Civilian
1 Captain 1 Police Records Supervisor
1 Admin. Assist. I
2 Communications Assistants
2 Typist Clerks III
4 Typist Clerks II
2 Clerk III
4 Clerk II
7 Clerk I
7 Police Aide II
1 Of' -ice F.gUlpmeiit Operator
RECORDS UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Entered and UCR coded 99,393 reports.
• Processed 20,744 accident reports.
• Filled 63,602 report requests from the public, State Attorney's
Office, and other law enforcement agencies.
• Processed 386 seal inents/expungement orders
• Processed 3,588 criminal name checks.
• Received S197,863.91 revenues through the sale of reports and
other services.
COURT LIAISON UNIT
PERSONNEL
Sworn Civilian
I Lieutenant (Li alitDut}) 1 Admin. Aide II
2 Sergeants (Limited) 2 Typist Clerk II
I Police Officer (Light gut,) 1 Clerk III
1 Office Equip. Oper.
COURT LIASON UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Processed approximately 60,618 subpoenas.
• Estimated revenues from witness fees is 810,398.60 per year.
• Reduced court overtime cost steadily each month through
internal control.
• Contacted 6,240 officers on rush subpoenas.
PLANNING & RESEARCH UNIT
PERSONNEL
Swo1m Civilian
1 Captain 1 Sr. Staff Analyst
1 Lieutenant (Limited) 1 Marketing Services
1 Officer Coordinator
1 Administrative Aide I
2 Administrative Assistant I
1 Typi st C l erk I I
n
PLANNING & RESEARCH UNIT `'
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• The Grants Coordinator applied for 12 grants through federal,
state, and private agencies. 11 were grants were
awarded,totaling S4,332,416.00.
• Located 30 new grants for possible funding for the department,
monitored the status of 43 arrants.
• Updated Standard Operating Procedures and Departmental
Orders to conform to CALEA standards.
• The Planning and Research Unit raised over S12,000.00 in
funds and in-kind serN-ices for the publishing of the 1999-2000
Miami Police .Annual Report.
BUILDING MAINTENANCE UNIT ';�
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Police Spec. & Facility Supv.
1 Police Facility Assistant
1 Photolithographer
1 Painter
1 Electrician
1 Maintenance Mechanic
1 Laborer II
I General Maintenance Repair -Painter -Mechanic
BUILDING MAINTENANCE UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Maintained areas of the parking garage, auto pounds, and
compound perimeters.
• Replaced or repaired all pertinent equipment for all MPD
facilities
• Printed all Official Bulletins, twice a week.
• Responded to requests for emergency maintenance needs and
numerous electrical repairs.
• Completed over - work orders for minor repairs
throughout the Central, North, South. and all mini -stations.
• Retrofitted Central Station parking garage lighting system.
• Inspected fire extinguishers in the Central. North. South. and
all mini -stations.
• Overvic\N janitorial services to Central. North. South. and all
1111111 -stations
COMPUTER SUPPORT UNIT
Sworn
PERSONNEL
Civilian
I Sergeant 1 Info Systems Manager
4 Officers (i i.;ai,t) 1 Technical Support Analyst
1 Crime Analyst II
is
COMPUTER SUPPORT UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• The Integrated Criminal Apprehension Program (I.C.A.P.) has
initiated the creation of a state-of-the-art Departmental Web
site.
• The I.C.A.P. Unit relocated 75 MDCs from old vehicles to new
vehicles, installed 40 new MDCs in patrol vehicles, and
maintained a total of 460 MDCs in patrol vehicles.
• The LC.A.P. Unit processed 57 requests for information from
private individuals. generating 57.750.00 in revenue.
• Processed 70 requests for Crime Analysis information for
external agencies.
• Prepared over 2,640 color -coded crime maps based on
temporal and demographic parameters to department
personnel.
• Processed 1-87 requests internally for sxtorn personnel.
• Responded to o\ cr 5'4 PC user requests t'or computer support
and assistance.
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Chief of Police
Internal Affairs Public Information !, Inspections Community Affairs Special Projects
Anti -Corruption P.A.L.
Internal Investigations
Explorers
Citizens on
Patrol
Crime Stoppers
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Internal Affairs
Intemal Investigations Unit
Pi '_ULI;
Anti -Corruption Unit
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Major
I Captain
2 Lieutenants
4 Sergeants
16 Detectives
.. .
Civilian
1 Typist Clerk III
1 Typist Clerk I1
1 Clerical Aide, Temp.
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
RELIEVED OF DUTY DETAIL
PERSONNEL
Sworn
Lieutenant
3 Sergeants
I I Police Officers
INTERNAL AFFAIRS }f
INVESTIGATIONS UNIT
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1
Lieutenant
2
Sergeants
6
Detectives
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
INVESTIGATIONS UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Assigned 92 cases for investigation.
• Initiated and coordinated departmental responses to
600 inquiries concerning the conduct of police
personnel.
• Completed 142 cases for the year; reducing the
backlog of assigned cases.
• Provided training fol- BLE pre/post orientation and
officer survival program and roll calls.
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
ANTI -CORRUPTION UNIT
PERSONNEL
Sworn
1 Lieutenant
2 Sergeant
10 Officers
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
■ ANTI -CORRUPTION UNIT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Assigned fifty-seven (57) new corruption investigations and
completed thirteen (13) internal investigations cases.
• Coordinated the serving of three hundred (300) Civil Service
Subpoenas.
• Jointly investigated allegations of misconduct against Miami
Police and City of Miami personnel, which resulted in the
arrest of several city employees and the federal indictment of
eleven other employees.
INTERNAL AFFAIRS SECTION
Decrease in Complaints on Police Officers
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Complaints vs Calls for Service, Arrests & Summonses
2001 Total Calls for Service (CFS): 3265914
2001 Total arrests & summonses:101,973
(total arrests: 37;275 -- total summonses: 64.698)
■ o There is 1 complaint for every-------->
2000: 326,151
2000: 963305
1,184 Calls for Service
■ o There is 1 complaint for every--------> 369 Enforcement Actions
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
USE OF FORCE vs ARRESTS
1998
1999
2000
2001
TOTAL
# OF USE OF FORCE
214
651
696
478
2039
INCIDENTS
#OF USE OF FORCE
COMPLAINTS
120
104
107
70
458
# SUBSTANTIATED
COMPLAINTS
3
0
1
4
8
TOTAL ARRESTS
353615
37,396
37,883
37,275
148,150
% OF ARRESTS
RESULTING IN A
LESS THAN 1%
-
SUBSTANTIATED
COMPLAINT
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
■ USE OF FORCE VS TOTAL ARRESTS
2001
TOTAL ARRESTS: 37,275
164 incidents of Use -of -Force
11 discharges of firearm
99.57% OF TOTAL ARRESTS
REQUIRED NO USE OF FORCE
99.98% OF TOTAL ARRESTS
REQUIRED NO DISCHARGE OF FIREARM
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INSPECTIONS/D.D.R.B. UNIT
FUNCTIONS
- INSPECTIONS
• DEPARTMENTAL DISCIPLINARY REVIEW
BOARD (D.D.R.B.)
INSPECTIONS/D.D.R.B.
Sworn
Lieutenant
Sergeant
Officer (Limited)
PERSONNEL
Civilian
I Typist Clerk III
INSPECTIONSiD.D.R.B.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Conducted 2 D.D.R.B. Training classes for new police
recruits and police laterals.
• Performed sixteen (16), D.D.R.B. Hearings.
• Received and processed 141 reprimands.
• Processed 20 requests from outside agencies for
information, policy and procedures.
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICEk,...
FUNCTIONS:
■ Public Information
■ Media Relations
■ Ceremonies/Special Events
■ Publications/Writing Assignment
■ Film Industry Liaison of Miami (F.I.L.M.)
■ Photography
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE
Sworn
1 Lieutenant
2 Officers
PERSONNEL
Civilian
I Typist Clerk II
1 Public Relations Specialist
1 Public Relations Agent
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• 334 news releases to keep the public informed of major incidents
and events.
• Two (issues) of "On the Beat".
• 830 Film Peimits.
• 2,672 media interviews to disseminate news to the community.
• 148 responses to the scene of major incidents to keep the public
informed of potentially dangerous situations.
• 3 news conferences to disseminate major neNys stories.
• 30 photo assianments to document departmental events.
• Two (2) major promotional ceremonies.
• Monthly Departmental a«ards ceremonies.
• "I_atigh and Learn a uayclin�� p��ippet the, trc prig<gram designed to
teach lessons.
CHIEF OF POLICE DIVISION
Community Affairs
P.A.L.
Citizens on
Patrol
Crime Stoppers
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Explorers
Citizens Police
Academy
D.A.R.E.
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
Sworn
PERSONNEL
Civilian
1 Lieutenant 1 Admin. Aide I
1 Sergeant 2 Community Involv. Specialist
6 Officers (I Limited) 1 Promotional Assistant
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS `-
FUNCTIONS:
• Citizens Volunteer Program
• Citizens on Patrol
• Police Explorer Program
• Citizens' Police Academy
• Police Athletic League
• Civilian Observer Program
• Tours of the Police Facility
• The Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.)
Program
v
0 Crime Stoppers
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001
• Recruited and trained volunteers to fill 16 positions in the
department
• Recruited and trained 122 Citizens on Patrol volunteers.
• The Citizens on Patrol volunteers worked 2,980 hours in 2001.
• Sponsored the following major events:
• Sponsor Recognition Day (March)
• National Night Out (August) 3,000 citizens participated.
• Children's Holiday Celebration (December) 1,200 school
children and senior citizens participated.
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS ('`
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001 (cont.
• One Explorer Academy
• Annual Take your Daughter/Son to work day (April) 200
sons and daughters of the City of Miami Police Department.
• Black History Month (February) 200 attended our Taste of
Soul (sampling of black culture dishes) and in the police
lobby an exhibit of Black art and crafts.
• Police Athletic League program tutored youths and organized
seasonal sports for youth participation in selected tournaments
throughout the year i.e., Flag Football. Basketball. Soccer,
Baseball. Roller Hockey. Double Dutch. and Boxing. which is
year round. Over 670 youths participated in the Police Athletic
LeaC7ue.
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 2001 (cont.
• Police Explorer Program recruited and trained youths from area
schools and conducted weekly classes offering hands on
experience in police work by working along side police personnel
at sporting events, parade, and other public activities.
• Completed one Citizens' Police Academy classes, graduating 32
citizens
• Processed 108 civilian obser\,ers.
• 35 Explorers graduated fi-om the Explorer Academy.
• Crime Stoppers cleared 717 cases (28% city related), made 267
arrests. closed S homicides. recovered 52,580,059.00 in stolen
property and recovered 51.160.993.00 in narcotics.
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Sworn
1 Major
PERSONNEL
Function:
Special Liaison for Chief of Police with numerous
community organizations and citizen groups.
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MPD BUDGET IkL
FY 2001-02
$87,086,056
PERSONNEL VS OPERATING
I
MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT
REVENUES
FY 2000-01 GRAND TOTAL S22,419,230
■ S4,260,605 L.E.T.F.
■ S7,358,058 Fees/Fines
■ S981,519 V.LP.
■ S2,235,696 Grants towards General Fund
1 1)■ S7,583,352 Special Revenue Grants and other funds (ie: 2"d Dollar
Training, Training Entrepreneurial Fund, other rants).
FY 2002 As of 5/30/02 GRAND TOTAL S 13,908.994
■ S3.566,179 L.E.T.F.
■ S50.779 Grants towards General Fund
■ S5.4-34.060 Special Rei enue Grants and other funds (ie: 2111' Dol lar
Training. Training l:ntrepreneLn-1,1l I=und. other grant,).
VEHICLE IMPOUNDMENT PROGRAM
■ 2,012 VEHICLE IMPOUNDED
■ Type Case Breakdown
11 — Prostitution 1,033
— Narcotics 932
— Other 47
■ S981,519 -+ in revenue
FY 2001-02 As of 5/30/02
■ S310,583 1- in revenue
COPS GRANTS
1995 TO DATE
AWARDED S 68,747,288*
$45,4501641 326 HIRING POLICE OFFICERS
$2,010,755 HIRING OF 29 CIVILIANS
$21,285,892 TECHNOLOGY EFFICIENCY PROJECTS
'This amount reflects funding of only 72 hired Distressed Neighborhood Grant
Posit] ons—award was for 168 positions. IfN e were to hire all 168 positions.
the total acv arded amount \v ould be S83.4 17.29 1.
ALL
Local Law
Enforcement
GRANTS
520,085,239
1997
L.L.E.B.G. I
53.033.8.34
SUMMARY
S2.539.073
1998
L.L.E.B.G. If
53.254.220
1995
To Present
$88,832,527
I+
III S3.544.194
2003 L.L.E.B.G. VII
S1.828.690
I. COPS Grants
tt of Sworn Funded Grant Amount---
COPS AHEAD
6
5450,000
Police Hiring Supplement
26
S1,950,000
Universal Hiring I
120
517.323,317
Universal Hiring I1
102
514,724.822
Distressed Neighborhoods
72
S11.002. 302*
TOTAL
326
545,450,641
II. COPS Civilian Hiring Grant: 52,0109755
III. COPS Technology Efficiency Proiects Grant: x21,285,892
IV.
Local Law
Enforcement
Block Grants (L.L.E.B.G.):
520,085,239
1997
L.L.E.B.G. I
53.033.8.34
2001 L.L.E.B.G. V
S2.539.073
1998
L.L.E.B.G. If
53.254.220
2002 L.E.B.G. VI
52.436.034
1999
L.L.E.B.G.
III S3.544.194
2003 L.L.E.B.G. VII
S1.828.690
2000 L.L.E.B.G. IV 53.449.194
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LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND
FY 2001 Grand Total: 54,546,966
Total cost defraying the General Fund: 52,665,943
— Protracted Investigations: S300,000
— Rental Vehicles: 5834,365
— Special Overtime: S50000
— Equipment: 5567,366
— Training: S 1611803
— Electronic Equipment: S 68,264
— Other (Forfeiture): S234,145
Total in-house and outside funded programs:
S 1.881,023
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRUST FUND
FY 2001-02 As of 5/30/02 Grand Total: 54,590,334
■ Total cost defraying the General Fund: 53,576,481
— Rental Vehicles: S 583410
— Special Overtime: S 8001000
— Police Radios: S1,00000
— Training: S 91-):)D
— Electronic Equipment: S 78,520
— Other (Forfeiture): S 109, 160
— Specialized Equipment: S 996,036
Total in-house and outside funded programs:
S 1,013,853
MPD OVERTIME
FY 2001 FY 2002
Regular OT Budget:
54,884,243
Regular OT Budget:
S4,215,127
Special Events OT Budget: 51,557,599
Special Events OT Budget:
51,200,000
Total FY OT:
56,4411842
Total FY OT:
S5,415,127
FY OT Expenditures:
S8,762,717
FY OT Expenditures:
S6J09,492
City Reimbursed for:
(S 1,171,325)
City Reimbursed for:
(S762,491)
L.E.T.F. Contribution:
(S 500,000)
L.E.T.F. Contribution:
(S 800,000)
BLOCK Grant Transfer:
(S 282,119)
BLOCK Grant Transfer:
(S 270,670)
Actual 11PD OT Cost:
561809,273
Axtual MPD OT Cost:
S4,276,631
FY 01
FY 02 As of`5 18; 02
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