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s <br /> Breakdown of Sworn Police Personnel By <br /> V Division <br /> g � <br /> P <br /> t, 2 <br /> i <br /> Command <br /> h r " <br /> n ? <br /> ■ Administration <br /> o <br /> ❑ Operations <br /> 33 <br /> e people supervising than being supervised. As you can Mashpee officers continue to be proactive in <br /> zr clearly see from the chart below, this is not the case their traffic safety/enforcement duties. During 2004 <br /> d here in Mashpee. the officers of the Mashpee Police Department issued <br />.e 656 traffic citations and 3,480 written and verbal <br />.e In addition, to the Department's sworn police warnings for a variety of motor vehicle offenses. <br /> st officers and civilian clerical staff, we have a profes- Additionally, the Massachusetts Registry of Motor <br />.e sional and dedicated compliment of eight civilian dis- Vehicles indicates that over$27,000.00 in motor vehi- <br /> is patchers. These individuals staff our dispatch center cle fines was returned to the Town's General Fund as <br /> on a continuous basis, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. a result of officer's enforcement actions. This year, 73 <br /> r These eight men and women of the dispatch center arrests were made for drunken driving. It is important 1 <br />�d provide the only"live"point of contact in town for cit- for our officers to continue their proactive motor vehi- it <br /> 1e izens at any hour of the day and any day of the year. cle law enforcement because of its educational impact <br /> and positive effects on safety. Those positive effects <br /> 1e The ebb and flow of crime is an ongoing, cycli- were seen this year when our Accident Investigation <br /> le cal process, and the downturn in serious crime in and Reconstruction Unit investigated did not have to <br />'s Mashpee has been mirroring the national trend of investigate any fatal motor vehicle crashes, a decrease <br /> t0 reduced crime rates. The on-going debate between from last year. This specialized unit also assisted in <br />�facademicians and criminal justice professionals over many of the other 78 personal injury accidents. The j <br /> why crime increases and deceases will continue with total number of accidents investigated was 584. <br /> le no definitive answer.However, all parties participating <br /> a in the debate agree that more police officers,increased The Criminal Investigation Section handled 423 <br /> ie crime prevention efforts, proactive law enforcement cases requiring in-depth special investigations. Some <br /> rs operations, taxpayer support of the police budget, a of the highlighted cases included 51 drug investiga- <br /> relatively stable economy and unemployment rate, a tions, 19 sexual assaults, 32 credit card/check fraud <br /> declining population of juvenile offenders, longer cases, 6 arsons, 123 larcenies. Detectives furthered <br /> In prison sentences, and community policing activities their training in response to domestic violence investi- <br /> a are all key factors in driving down the crime rate. As gations, sexual assaults,drug law violations,photogra- <br /> as an illustration, the Part I Offenses (violent crime and phy, cyber crime investigations, and unified command <br /> id r major property crimes) decreased overall b approxi- training. <br /> le mately 19.5% this year and 25% last year, while Part j <br /> Is U Offenses (all other crime) showed a slight overall During the past year the Mashpee Police <br /> increase of 4.2%. However, at the close of 2004, the Department has continued to utilize volunteers to aug- <br /> rn Police Department's request for services and reported ment paid staff. The Mashpee Police Department con- <br />�n incidents totaled 32.783 an increase of 1,815, (5.9% tinues to function with no full time clerical support <br /> re increase) over last years total of 30,968. staff and has been utilizing volunteers to expand the <br /> increasing administrative and clerical needs of the <br /> 1 I <br /> 07 <br />
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