STAFF NOTES January 14, 2021 Colonel Eliot K

C i n c i n n a t i P o l i c e D e p a r t m e n t STAFF NOTES January 14, 2021 Colonel Eliot K. Isaac, Police Chief

Planning Section • Information and Guidance on Medical Marijuana/CBD Oil District Two • Requesting Donated Time for Joshua Phillips Special Services Section • Cleves Police Department Open Warrants and Capias Management Chief’s Office • S.T.A.R.S. Data • Police Chief’s Commendations for the Week • Thank You Letters

Colonel Eliot K. Isaac, Police Chief January 14, 2021

1. INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE ON MEDICAL MARIJUANA/CBD OIL

Below are the Law Department’s answers to frequently asked questions regarding law enforcement and medical marijuana/CBD oil:

What are the limitations regarding possession of CBD Oil in Ohio? SB 57 legalized the selling of hemp products containing up to 0.3% Tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC (including hemp derived CBD oil), outside of medical marijuana dispensaries. Products containing less than 0.3% THC are legal to possess and use in Ohio; therefore, a person can possess CBD oil with less than 0.3% THC without a medical marijuana license. What are the limitations regarding possession of medical marijuana in Ohio? • Per O.R.C. 3796.22, a patient in Ohio with a medical marijuana card or a patient’s caregiver may possess up to a 90-day supply of marijuana as well as possess paraphernalia specified by the state pharmacy board to consume the marijuana.  Ohio Administrative Code Section 3796:8-2-04 specifies what a 90-day supply is.

• Per O.R.C. 3796.06(B)(1), a patient may not smoke medical marijuana using “combustion,” but vaporization is permitted. • A medical marijuana card does not give the patient license to break other laws that are generally applicable to intoxicated persons (e.g. operating a vehicle, carrying a firearm etc.). Example of Registry Card

Can an Ohio medical marijuana card be revoked and what is the process? • Yes, under Ohio Administrative Code Section 3796:7-2-08(B).  This section specifies the grounds for potential revocation and process. See also Ohio Administrative Code Section 3796:7-2-09.

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What action can officers take if they come into contact with a holder of a medical marijuana card who is violating the rules, i.e. criminal or administrative enforcement? • Officers who have determined that a patient is violating the rules can report the individual to the State Pharmacy Board at (614) 466-4143. A registered patient cannot be criminally charged with:

 Obtaining, using, or possessing medical marijuana.

 Possessing paraphernalia or accessories the state pharmacy board has approved.

 This also applies to a caregiver obtaining or possessing medical marijuana for a patient, or helping the patient use medical marijuana.

• A caregiver can be criminally charged for using medical marijuana personally (that was prescribed to the patient). What should officers do BEFORE signing any criminal charges? • Before signing criminal charges against a license holder, an officer needs to determine that the marijuana was not medicinal; or for paraphernalia that the item was not permitted by the pharmacy board. Officers should determine if there is a valid medical marijuana card and that the marijuana in question is in fact medicinal by reference to the packaging.

 A valid medical marijuana card + the marijuana is medicinal = no criminal charges

o Ohio Administrative Code Section 3796:7-2-05 requires a patient and caregiver to have their card with them when in possession of medical marijuana.

o Per Ohio Administrative Code Section 3796:7-2-05(G), medical marijuana is supposed to be kept in the packaging from the dispensary.

 If a person cannot satisfy either of those requests, the officer should ask whether the person can provide any other form of proof such as the person contacting the State Pharmacy Board or the dispensary. Officers cannot call to verify the information because the information is the patient’s health care information. Example: If a patient illegally consumes medical marijuana by smoking it, criminal charges are not appropriate for possession unless the source was not from a dispensary (though the individual could be cited for using paraphernalia, if any, because no paraphernalia will be permitted for smoking marijuana). Can the City of Cincinnati prohibit officers from using or possessing medical marijuana/CBD Oil? • Yes, refer to O.R.C. 3796.28.

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2. REQUESTING DONATED TIME FOR JOSHUA PHILLIPS

Police Officer Joshua Phillips, District Two, has exhausted his leave time balances due to an extended medical leave.

Any Department member wishing to voluntarily donate time to Police Officer Phillips should complete the Donation of Time Processing Form, attached to these Staff Notes, and submit it electronically to [email protected] or forward it through interdepartmental mail to Ms. Charlene Childress, Finance Management. Be certain to include, a signed copy of the Form 25S with the donation form, as referenced below.

Additionally, complete a Form 25S, Request for Leave of Absence, listing Joshua Phillips’s name, district/section/unit, the type of time and number of hours being donated. • Sick time may not be donated • Sworn personnel may donate vacation, comp., or holiday time • Civilian personnel may donate vacation or comp. time The donor’s rank and signature must appear on the Form 25S, and it should be submitted through the normal chain of command.

3. CLEVES POLICE DEPARTMENT OPEN WARRANTS AND CAPIAS MANAGEMENT

The Cleves Police Department has been disbanded. Subsequently all police services are now handled by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office. The Central Warrants Processing Unit (CWPU) is currently managing all processing for the open warrants and capias that are still active.

Effective immediately, if directed to issue a recite for an existing warrant or capias that originated out of Cleves, complete a Notice to Appear (NTA) and send it to CWPU (the same as for City or County case recites). CWPU will provide a date and time for the individual to appear at the Cleves’ Mayor’s Court.

4. S.T.A.R.S. DATA

Attached to these Staff Notes is the most current Strategic and Tactical Analytic Review for Solutions (STARS) Data. Department personnel are directed to review this information to ensure they remain familiar with crime patterns and trends occurring within the City and their areas of responsibility.

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5. POLICE CHIEF’S COMMENDATION FOR THE WEEK

Colonel Eliot K. Isaac, Police Chief, is pleased to recognize the following Department personnel for the exemplary work they have performed:

POLICE OFFICER STEVE PEPONIS JR. Police Training Section

POLICE OFFICER JASON ADER AND CANINE SICARIA Canine Squad

POLICE OFFICER CHARLENE HAHN-HOLLEY POLICE OFFICER JAMIE LANDRUM POLICE OFFICER SAMUEL GIVER District Five

Attached to these Staff Notes are the Official Letters of Commendation issued to the above-named personnel for their dedication to duty and pursuit of excellence as representatives of the Cincinnati Police Department.

6. THANK YOU LETTERS

Attached to these Staff Notes are letters of appreciation and praise written to the Police Chief for the professionalism displayed by our Department, specifically the following personnel:

Police Officer Jennifer Hoff

5 CINCINNATI POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTING PERIOD ENDING: 01/09/2021 STARS MEETING PROFILE CITY-WIDE

CHIEF OF POLICE TOTAL SWORN PERSONNEL POPULATION: 303,940 GENDER RACE WHITE BLACK OTHER TOTAL MALE 769 77.1% 529 212 28 769 AREA: 77 SQ. MILES % of Total Males 68.8% 27.6% 3.6% FEMALE 229 22.9% 154 71 4 229 2020 VIOLENT CRIMES PER 1000: 6.7 % of Total Females 67.2% 31.0% 1.7% TOTAL 998 683 283 32 998 % of Total Sworn 68.4% 28.4% 3.2% 2020 PART ONE CRIMES PER 1000: 45.2 POLICE CHIEF Total Sworn in Districts 675 ELIOT K. ISAAC % of Total Sworn in Districts 67.6% Source: Personnel Unit CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 1/9/2021 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 28 % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 91 % % 3 YEAR YTD % Violent Crimes 1/9/21 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVG CHANGE Homicide* 3 4.00 -25% 18 14.67 23% 1 2 -50% 1 2.33 -57% Rape 25 16.00 56% 65 67.00 -3% 6 4 50% 6 4.67 29% Robbery 52 73.67 -29% 183 240.00 -24% 17 20 -15% 17 22.33 -24% Aggravated Assault 62 48.67 27% 217 165.67 31% 19 17 12% 19 15.33 24% Total Violent Crime 142 142.33 0% 483 487.33 -1% 43 43 0% 43 44.67 -4% 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 28 % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 91 % % 3 YEAR YTD % Property Crimes 1/9/21 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVG CHANGE Burglary / B&E 147 212.67 -31% 538 726.00 -26% 42 69 -39% 42 76.67 -45% Theft from Auto 184 222.33 -17% 616 760.33 -19% 64 59 8% 64 70.00 -9% Personal / Other Theft** 317 490.33 -35% 1252 1641.33 -24% 109 147 -26% 109 147.00 -26% Auto Theft 140 120.33 16% 433 350.00 24% 51 26 96% 51 36.67 39% Total Property Crime 788 1045.67 -25% 2839 3477.67 -18% 266 301 -12% 266 330.33 -19% Total Part 1 Crime 930 1188.00 -22% 3322 3965.00 -16% 309 344 -10% 309 375.00 -18%

GUN RECOVERIES through week ending 1/2/2021 12/6/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 28 % 3 YEAR AVG OF 91 % % 3 YEAR YTD % Recovering District 1/2/21 DAYS CHANGE DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVG CHANGE District 1 16 10 60% 46 31 50% 0 1 -100% 0 1 -100% District 2 14 5 163% 46 20 130% 0 1 -100% 0 2 -100% District 3 16 15 9% 72 57 26% 0 2 -100% 0 1 -100% District 4 19 16 21% 77 64 20% 0 3 -100% 0 1 -100% District 5 12 9 38% 47 32 45% 0 0 N/C 0 1 -100% Central Business Section 2 1 100% 6 5 29% 0 0 N/C 0 0 N/C Total Guns Recovered*** 119 69.67 71% 450 261.33 72% 1 8 -88% 1 6.00 -83%

*Homicide statistics are counts by victims and do not include police interventions nor vehicular homicides. **Includes unauthorized use of a motor vehicle ***Includes guns recovered by non-district personnel N/C - Not Calculable

Statistics based on the report date of the crime or arrest. Crime statistics are incident based, meaning each offense in an incident is counted. Arrest statistics are based on charges, meaning each charge in an arrest is counted. Auto Theft does not include Unauthorized Use (no consent by owner)

PREPARED BY: CRIME ANALYSIS AND PROBLEM SOLVING Statistics are Preliminary and Subject to Further Analysis and Revision. DATE: 1/11/2021 CINCINNATI POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTING PERIOD ENDING: 01/09/2021 STARS MEETING PROFILE CITY-WIDE

CHIEF OF POLICE DISTRICT 1 CAPTAIN

POLICE CHIEF ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 4.5 SQ. MILES MAURICE ROBINSON CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 1/9/2021 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD AVG CHANGE HOMICIDE* 0 0.67 -100% 1 1.00 0% 0 0 N/C 0 0.67 -100% RAPE 2 2.00 0% 3 8.67 -65% 1 0 N/C 1 0.67 50% ROBBERY 8 9.67 -17% 27 28.00 -4% 0 2 -100% 0 2.67 -100% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 7 7.00 0% 24 18.00 33% 1 3 -67% 1 1.67 -40% TOTAL VIOLENT 17 19.33 -12% 55 55.67 -1% 2 5 -60% 2 5.67 -65% 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD AVG CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 10 24.00 -58% 35 58.33 -40% 2 7 -71% 2 6.33 -68% THEFT FROM AUTO 20 25.00 -20% 64 92.00 -30% 7 9 -22% 7 8.67 -19% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 25 32.33 -23% 96 121.00 -21% 7 10 -30% 7 9.33 -25% AUTO THEFT 6 9.00 -33% 24 27.67 -13% 2 3 -33% 2 2.00 0% TOTAL PROPERTY 61 90.33 -32% 219 299.00 -27% 18 29 -38% 18 26.33 -32% TOTAL PART 1 78 109.67 -29% 274 354.67 -23% 20 34 -41% 20 32.00 -38% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 12/13/20 to 1/9/21 11/15/20 to 12/12/20 10/18/20 to 11/14/20 FIRST 1107 HARRISON AV / total of 2 54 E MCMICKEN AV / total of 6 1730 RACE ST / total of 4 D1-1 SECOND 1805 DALTON AV / total of 2 1315 VINE ST / total of 2 19 GREEN ST / total of 4 D1-2 THIRD 400 W 9TH ST / total of 2 1627 WALNUT ST / total of 2 1720 RACE ST / total of 3 D1-3 *Homicide statistics are counts by victims and do not include police interventions nor vehicular homicides. **Includes unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

CHIEF OF POLICE DISTRICT 2 CAPTAIN

POLICE CHIEF ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 24.9 SQ. MILES AARON JONES CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 1/9/2021 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 0 0.33 -100% 1 0.67 50% 0 0 N/C 0 0.00 N/C RAPE 4 1.67 140% 8 7.67 4% 2 0 N/C 2 0.33 500% ROBBERY 5 7.00 -29% 12 21.00 -43% 0 3 -100% 0 3.33 -100% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 7 5.33 31% 25 14.67 70% 1 0 N/C 1 0.67 50% TOTAL VIOLENT 16 14.33 12% 46 44.00 5% 3 3 0% 3 4.33 -31% 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 20 24.67 -19% 62 93.33 -34% 6 14 -57% 6 10.33 -42% THEFT FROM AUTO 32 41.00 -22% 98 160.00 -39% 11 14 -21% 11 11.67 -6% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 53 80.33 -34% 190 252.00 -25% 20 26 -23% 20 20.33 -2% AUTO THEFT 16 16.33 -2% 47 52.67 -11% 8 3 167% 8 5.67 41% TOTAL PROPERTY 121 162.33 -25% 397 558.00 -29% 45 57 -21% 45 48.00 -6% TOTAL PART 1 137 176.67 -22% 443 602.00 -26% 48 60 -20% 48 52.33 -8% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 12/13/20 to 1/9/21 11/15/20 to 12/12/20 10/18/20 to 11/14/20 FIRST 4328 WATTERSON ST / total of 3 2645 KNIGHT AV / total of 7 5490 BEECHMONT AV / total of 3 D2-1 SECOND 1804 MEARS AV / total of 2 2064 OXFORD AV / total of 2 2505 RIVERSIDE DR / total of 2 D2-2 THIRD 1549 ST LEGER PL / total of 1 4328 WATTERSON ST / total of 2 1319 DELTA AV / total of 1 D2-3 *Homicide statistics are counts by victims and do not include police interventions nor vehicular homicides. **Includes unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

CHIEF OF POLICE DISTRICT 3 CAPTAIN

POLICE CHIEF ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 20 SQ. MILES PAUL BROXTERMAN CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 1/9/2021 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 1 0.67 50% 8 5.67 41% 0 0 ↑ 0 0 0.33 -100% RAPE 9 6.00 50% 23 17.33 33% 1 0 N/C 1 1.00 0% ROBBERY 15 29.67 -49% 62 84.33 -26% 7 7 0% 7 9.33 -25% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 21 12.67 66% 79 46.33 71% 7 4 75% 7 3.33 110% TOTAL VIOLENT 46 49.00 -6% 172 153.67 12% 15 11 36% 15 14.00 7% 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 43 66.67 -36% 173 225.67 -23% 13 18 -28% 13 24.33 -47% THEFT FROM AUTO 37 53.67 -31% 132 174.00 -24% 11 8 38% 11 15.67 -30% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 94 171.00 -45% 407 545.67 -25% 30 51 -41% 30 50.00 -40% AUTO THEFT 30 46.33 -35% 121 125.33 -3% 12 7 71% 12 13.67 -12% TOTAL PROPERTY 204 337.67 -40% 833 1070.67 -22% 66 84 -21% 66 103.67 -36% TOTAL PART 1 250 386.67 -35% 1005 1224.33 -18% 81 95 -15% 81 117.67 -31% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 12/13/20 to 1/9/21 11/15/20 to 12/12/20 10/18/20 to 11/14/20 FIRST 2560 HARRISON AV / total of 8 1625 PULTE ST / total of 9 2560 HARRISON AV / total of 7 D3-1 SECOND 1759 GILSEY AV / total of 4 1550 QUEEN CITY AV / total of 8 3599 MCHENRY AV / total of 6 D3-2 THIRD 2356 HARRISON AV / total of 3 2560 HARRISON AV / total of 7 1625 PULTE ST / total of 4 D3-3 *Homicide statistics are counts by victims and do not include police interventions nor vehicular homicides. **Includes unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

CHIEF OF POLICE DISTRICT 4 CAPTAIN

POLICE CHIEF ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 11.7 SQ. MILES MARK BURNS CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 1/9/2021 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 2 1.67 20% 8 5.00 60% 1 0 N/C 1 0.67 50% RAPE 6 3.67 64% 17 19.00 -11% 0 1 -100% 0 1.33 -100% ROBBERY 11 15.33 -28% 44 61.33 -28% 5 4 25% 5 4.33 15% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 14 16.00 -13% 46 56.67 -19% 6 7 -14% 6 7.33 -18% TOTAL VIOLENT 33 36.67 -10% 115 142.00 -19% 12 12 0% 12 13.67 -12% 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 48 47.00 2% 161 161.00 0% 15 19 -21% 15 16.33 -8% THEFT FROM AUTO 33 39.67 -17% 118 127.00 -7% 11 10 10% 11 14.67 -25% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 86 102.67 -16% 305 365.00 -16% 27 38 -29% 27 34.33 -21% AUTO THEFT 31 25.33 22% 95 74.00 28% 10 6 67% 10 7.67 30% TOTAL PROPERTY 198 214.67 -8% 679 727.00 -7% 63 73 -14% 63 73.00 -14% TOTAL PART 1 231 251.33 -8% 794 869.00 -9% 75 85 -12% 75 86.67 -13% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 12/13/20 to 1/9/21 11/15/20 to 12/12/20 10/18/20 to 11/14/20 FIRST 1601 E SEYMOUR AV / total of 3 2434 VINE ST / total of 4 3583 ALASKA AV / total of 6 D4-1 SECOND 3515 BURNET AV / total of 3 1627 SUMMIT RD / total of 2 1601 E SEYMOUR AV / total of 3 D4-2 THIRD 4856 YARMOUTH AV / total of 3 235 ALBION PL / total of 2 255 ALBION PL / total of 3 D4-3 *Homicide statistics are counts by victims and do not include police interventions nor vehicular homicides. **Includes unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

CHIEF OF POLICE DISTRICT 5 CAPTAIN DISTRICT 5 SWORN PERSONNEL GENDER RACE WHITE BLACK OTHER TOTAL MALE 99 80.5% 68 28 3 99 % of Total Males 68.7% 28.3% 3.0% FEMALE 24 19.5% 15 9 0 24 % of Total Females 62.5% 37.5% 0.0% TOTAL 123 83 37 3 123 POLICE CHIEF % of Total Sworn 67.5% 30.1% 2.4% ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 18 SQ. MILES CRAIG GREGOIRE Source: Personnel Unit CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 1/9/2021 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 0 0.67 -100% 0 2.00 -100% 0 2 -100% 0 0.67 -100% RAPE 4 1.67 140% 13 11.67 11% 2 2 0% 2 1.00 100% ROBBERY 12 10.00 20% 33 37.00 -11% 5 3 67% 5 2.33 114% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 13 7.67 70% 41 27.67 48% 4 3 33% 4 2.33 71% TOTAL VIOLENT 29 20.00 45% 87 78.33 11% 11 10 10% 11 6.33 74% 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 23 48.00 -52% 94 161.00 -42% 6 11 -45% 6 19.00 -68% THEFT FROM AUTO 50 50.00 0% 168 127.00 32% 20 11 82% 20 14.67 36% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 44 69.33 -37% 185 365.00 -49% 16 13 23% 16 21.00 -24% AUTO THEFT 53 22.67 134% 134 74.00 81% 15 7 114% 15 7.33 105% TOTAL PROPERTY 170 190.00 -11% 581 727.00 -20% 57 42 36% 57 62.00 -8% TOTAL PART 1 199 210.00 -5% 668 805.33 -17% 68 52 31% 68 68.33 0% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 12/13/20 to 1/9/21 11/15/20 to 12/12/20 10/18/20 to 11/14/20 FIRST 2974 COLERAIN AV / total of 2 1205 W GALBRAITH RD / total of 4 2955 SPRING GROVE AV / total of 4 D5-1 SECOND 4661 KINGS RUN DR / total of 2 120 CALHOUN ST / total of 2 1715 MONTEREY CT / total of 3 D5-2 THIRD 1059 ROXIE LN / total of 1 1326 HOPPLE ST / total of 2 5397 WINNESTE AV / total of 3 D5-3 *Homicide statistics are counts by victims and do not include police interventions nor vehicular homicides. **Includes unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

CHIEF OF POLICE CBS CAPTAIN

POLICE CHIEF AREA: 1 SQ. MILE ELIOT K. ISAAC DOUGLAS WIESMAN CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 1/9/2021 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 0 0.00 N/C 0 0.33 -100% 0 0 N/C 0 0.00 N/C RAPE 0 0.67 -100% 1 1.67 -40% 0 0 N/C 0 0.00 N/C ROBBERY 1 2.00 -50% 5 8.33 -40% 0 1 -100% 0 0.33 -100% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 0 0.00 N/C 2 2.33 -14% 0 0 N/C 0 0.00 N/C TOTAL VIOLENT 1 2.67 -63% 8 12.67 -37% 0 1 -100% 0 0.33 -100% 12/13/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 10/11/20 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 1/9/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 1/9/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 3 2.33 29% 13 11.33 15% 0 0 N/C 0 0.33 -100% THEFT FROM AUTO 12 13.00 -8% 36 52.00 -31% 4 7 -43% 4 4.67 -14% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 15 34.67 -57% 69 107.33 -36% 9 9 0% 9 12.00 -25% AUTO THEFT 4 0.67 500% 12 7.33 64% 4 0 N/C 4 0.33 1100% TOTAL PROPERTY 34 50.67 -33% 130 178.00 -27% 17 16 6% 17 17.33 -2% TOTAL PART 1 35 53.33 -34% 138 190.67 -28% 17 17 0% 17 17.67 -4%

Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 12/13/20 to 1/9/21 11/15/20 to 12/12/20 10/18/20 to 11/14/20 FIRST 1005 GILBERT AV / total of 2 35 W 5TH ST / total of 2 E COURT ST / VINE ST / total of 2 CBS-1 SECOND 101 E 5TH ST / total of 1 1005 GILBERT AV / total of 1 100 BROADWAY / total of 1 CBS-2 THIRD 124 W 9TH ST / total of 1 16 W FREEDOM WY / total of 1 1005 GILBERT AV / total of 1 CBS-3 *Homicide statistics are counts by victims and do not include police interventions nor vehicular homicides. N/C - Not Calculable **Includes unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

PREPARED BY: CRIME ANALYSIS AND PROBLEM SOLVING Statistics are Preliminary and Subject to Further Analysis and Revision. DATE: 1/11/2021

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From: Bill High Sent: Monday, December 28, 2020 2:46 PM To: Wiesman, Douglas Cc: Karen Glink; Gary Lessis; Paul Glink; Marty Cristo; Patti Clancy; Tony Wellman Subject: [External Email] Officer Hoff's Support and Responsiveness to Our Community Break-in On Christmas Morning at Captain's Watch

External Email Communication

Captain Wiesman,

I wanted to be sure you were informed that Officer Jennifer Hoff performed at an exemplary level when she responded to our crime report after the brazen break-in we experienced through our main, lighted entrance at Captain’s Watch. You may already be aware of this event and the related video footage requested by Officer Hoff. Officer Hoff and / or the CPD also secured video footage from our neighbors at Adams Place which enabled, at least, the make and possibly model of the vehicle driven by our burglar.

I know that this case will be handled by investigators going forward but wanted you to know how impressed we were with Officer Hoff’s attention to detail and follow-up.

Thanks, as always, for your continued support. We appreciate the efforts of you and your officers.

Sincerely,

Bill High, Captain’s Watch COA

From: Mike Bianchi Sent: Friday, January 1, 2021 2:13 PM To: Wiesman, Douglas Subject: [External Email] FW: Board

External Email Communication

Capt. Wiesman,

I just want to commend PO Hoff for being so attentive to us. I will re-send, if needed, printed on letterhead, if the positive note could be placed in her file.

We discovered our LED board out again last night at about 2330. It was raining too hard today to get up there and check, so I had not alerted you guys yet. It is a pretty widespread outage, so we don’t really have a guess on equipment failure or gunshot damage.

Officer Hoff just reached out to me because she noticed on patrol. I really, truly, appreciate her attentiveness and her taking the time to reach out to me.

We are going back up tomorrow to investigate the cause.

Thanks!

Mike

Mike Bianchi | Director of Safety and Security Heritage Bank Center | Cincinnati Cyclones 100 Broadway Cincinnati, OH 45202 (o) 513.421.0595 | (f) 513.333.3040