On the Cover: Officer Paul Cushman on the Department’s new Segway. * Photo courtesy of Jackson Citizen Patriot.

Employees of the Jackson Police Department As of 12/31/08 Paul Albrecht, Officer Michelle Gossett, Computer Sys. Manager KayCe Parsons, Administrative Secretary II Steven Andrews, Officer Gary Grant, Officer Matthew Peters, Officer Jeremy Barnett, Officer Ryan Grimm, Officer Ann Polewka, Finance Assistant Matthew Beard, Officer Nathan Gross, Officer Peter Postma, Officer Timothy Black, Officer Paul Gross, Sergeant Sharon Raciboski, Part-Time Clerk Typist James Bonneau, Officer Oscar Hall, Part-Time Janitor JoAnne Reese, Communication Specialist Tom Bourdeaux, Part-Time Janitor Matt Heins, Chief of Police David Renteria, School Liaison Officer Michael Brandt, School Liaison Officer Marcy Hibbard, Communication Specialist Holly Rose, Training Officer Charles Brant, School Liaison Officer Timothy Hibbard, Sergeant Eric Roth, Officer Cynthia Brenner, Data Clerk II Kevin Hiller, Sergeant Kyle Ruge, Officer Richard Burkart, Officer Elmer Hitt, Sergeant Steven Scarpino, K9 Officer OnDreana Campbell, Officer John Holda, Deputy Chief of Police Dean Schuette, Jr., Detective Jennifer Carter, Sergeant Laurence Jacobson, Officer Gary Schuette, Detective Debbie Cochrane, Part-Time Clerk Typist Robert Jenks, Sergeant Carrie Shrock, Communication Specialist Richard Cook, Sergeant Warren Johnson, Officer Christopher Simpson, Lieutenant Lewis Costley, Officer Aaron Kantor, Lieutenant Ed Smith, Officer Paul Cushman, Officer Mark Karle, Officer Jennifer Smith, Officer Chad Dermyer, Officer Cary Kingston, Court Officer Marc Smith, Officer Craig Edmondson, Officer Denise Kottke, Communication Specialist Steven Smith, Utility Worker II Chad Edwards, Coordinator Shane LaPorte, Officer Ryan Speidel, Officer Kelly Fletcher, Coordinator Adam LaVigne, Officer David Stadelman, Sergeant Andrew Flint, Officer John Lillie, Officer Wesley Stanton, Officer Michael Galbreath, Officer Shannon Marcetic, Officer Brett Stiles, Detective Jason Ganzhorn, Officer Robert Marcinkowski, Coordinator Thomas Tinklepaugh, Officer Sergio Garcia, Detective Jeff Mazur, Sergeant Marilyn Walker, Data Clerk II Christopher Garrett, Officer William Mills, K9 Officer Sarah Walker, Community Service Officer Cheryl Gilmore, Communication Specialist Ralph Morgan, Officer Kathy Webb, Data Clerk II Michael Gleeson, Sergeant Jan Noppe, Officer Mary Weston, Data Clerk II Scott Goings, Acting Detective Robert Noppe, Traffic Officer Adam Williams, Sergeant Toni Wilson, Communication Specialist Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Page 3 Violent Felony 30% 40% 30% 10% DWI % of Total* Total* % of Misdemeanor are being provided 3 4 3 1 111 Driving Number Number have allowed the Jackson Police to this organization and for doing full year as Chief of Police. The as Chief Police. of full year ny, many tasks which need ny, to be many ensure services abilities and others’ abilities within abilities abilities and others’ 3 rve is tremendous andrve is tremendous occurring still went into making 2008 a successful a successful 2008 making into went own professionally and personally. The and personally. own professionally you stop and think about the dedication, stop and dedication, think about the you Suspect Initial Violation / Reason for Pursuit Impairment Impairment None Alcohol Drugs Unknown One pursuit suspect was under the influence of both alcohol the influence of both alcohol One under suspect pursuit was drugs. and 4 Chief’s Letter Letter Chief’s Speeding Other Traffic Reckless ous and rather boring. Some are exciting and even exciting and even are Some ous and rather boring. oyees did their best, focused on what had to be . Take pride in what you do, you have earned do, it. . Take pride in what you you 5 4 3 2 1 0 Pursuit Data did so day in and day out.did so day They 20% 10% 20% 10% 20% 20% 4 minutes e Department for their commitment e Department for their commitment % of Total Total % of ssional reputation that it has. ssional reputation most significantmost for lesson learned me is that the people who make up the the reasonorganization are the Jackson why is Police Department such a Department. respected highly read this report,As that I ask you that and caring hard work, ingenuity, foryear ma the Department. There are to within a policecompleted department today, I feel and gr today, I have developed the Department. While the learning cu While the Department. In 2008, I saw the completion of my first of my completion I saw the In 2008, presented challenges that tested myyear 3 Minutes 2 1 2 1 2 2 Number Number 2 Minutes Pursuit Duration in Minutesin Duration Pursuit 1 Minute 50+ 29—35 36—42 19—23 24—28 Suspect Age Age Suspect 1—15 to the public. A vast amount of these tasks is tedi of these tasks amount vast to the public. A frightening. what the task, No matter the empl done, and to get the job accomplished Department to develop the profe to Department of each th member I want to thank a wonderful Jackson live place to their best to make Sincerely, Matthew R. Heins Police Chief of Page 4 Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report • • • • Department’s Equipment directassist receivedfrom sourcesandexpe orfederal state are obtainedfrom specific costsof pr isusedtooffset Grant funding Grants andsurroundingjurisdictions. requirements local from electronic capabilitiesto fingerprinting fulfill JacksonPublicfingerprint Schoolemployeesper ne The Department initially received Livescan • • • • • • • • • • • administrative whichinclude: assignments SergeantpositionThe Staff attheJ (approximate value $5000) (approximate value$5000) CDAP Bulletproof VestGrant Emergency VehicleOperation Justice Assistance Grant ο ο College internshipprogram Overseeing Serving onvariouscommittees community throughoutthe Supervising theRecordsCoordinator position Overseeing theTrainingOfficer andbackgroundinvestigations Pre-employment testing New employee recruiting Properties Enforcement/Nuisance City Jackson of committee participati Operations Manualreviewandmanagement Grant writingandmanagement Internal investigations UniversityRobyn Ehrig–SienaHeights Kempf –Jackson CommunityJennifer College

—Equipment SRT—Aruggedized, handhel for abilityto major capacity criticalincidents. torespond and Livescan $49,087 grant monies. grant *CDAP Grant amountisap

—$693 —$11,689—Replace one MDC each for the —$11,689—Replace oneMDCeachfor City andtheCounty Bulletproof Vest Bulletproof Staff Sergeant

Consortium TrainingProgram ackson PoliceDepartment incorpor Livescan ance programs isusedtoimprove the $5,000 Grant Amounts Received Grant Amounts proximated; equipmentwa , theability tofingerprint by SergeantJenks Robert license/permit requirements andschool/government ograms within the Department. Monies or equipment equipment Moniesor Department. ograms withinthe on withtheSafety Committee andCode JAG w legalrequirements. We nded/utilized according tograntrequirements. nded/utilized $693 d, field-portable searchcamerakit EVO CTP —$49,087 s received,rather than ates many different ates manyand varied different $11,689 peopleelectronically, to havenowexpandedour D P* CDA Jackson Police Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Page 5 Citizen Citizen Citizen Initiated Initiated Initiated in in in Discipline Discipline Discipline # Resulted# # Resulted# # Resulted# Not Not Not Sustained Sustained Sustained Use of Force Summary Use of Force Summary Exonerated Unfounded Sustained Exonerated Unfounded Sustained Exonerated Unfounded Sustained Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Internal Investigation Summary Summary Investigation Internal Minor Internal Investigation Summary - 2004-2008 - Summary Investigation Internal Minor Major Internal Investigation Summary - 2004-2008 - Summary Investigation Internal Major Total Total Total Allegations Allegations Allegations Administrative Review Investigation Summary - 2004-2008 - Summary Investigation Review Administrative rg 0411200000008 Drugs PT13152112202020 PPCT ret 66566474544057 Arrests loo 32223335343033 Alcohol 88134043 1540107 10407 7142110107 7105 77322026 8105 1234305 21316 014624 7122 9137 8299 13191717 17 26 24 17 0 9 0 1 0 4 4 1 16 9 7 13 1 4 13 2 15 9 6 2 13 9 7 3 10 15 1 11 0 3 0 10 1210 25 23 1 10 9 3 10 5 4 5 3 3 7 6 Total Total Total etlIles0111100100005 Illness Mental fie nuis0320100300009 Injuries Officer Subject Injuries33111024011017 Subject Chemical Agent65335242443041 Chemical Ground Defense33441251250030 Ground Complaints Complaints Complaints

Threatened Deadly Force0110101200006 Deadly Threatened

Reason Outcome Type Year Year Year 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Major internal investigations are cases of alleged brutality, racial profiling, sexual harrassment, etc.; harrassment, sexual profiling, racial brutality, of alleged cases are investigations internal Major behavior; unprofessional or service improper of alleged caess often are investigations infraction. internal Minor of a minor accused when actions employee's an examine Reviews and Administrative Page 6 Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report continue to strive for policing excellenc continue tostrivefor community problems throughtheirrespective Polic arrested 3,368people. Officers also worked coll The PatrolDivisiontook 12,737 incidentreports, ourcommunityvested interestinmaking better.” assistance.they Jackson areinneedof is my ho the community“I enjoy workingwith andIlike officer. and Iwearthosehatsproudly when person withaknife to adomestic toalostchild. Th “Working patrolyou wearmany hats duri different the community serve. they service).Regardlessof of year Mark Karle(24 vary experiencefrom in Officer bicycle, of foot, andSegw working numerous hours new consistentwiththe havebeen Patrol methods Policing whentheorga year 2000 the is 5,300lessthan responde Patrolofficers including twoK9officers. is comprised onelieutenant,eightsergeants, of corese The PatrolDivisionisthe of suspectswanted inconjunctionof with numerous other stopsTraffic conducted by resultinthe officers possibl 7,759ticketswere duties. Atotalof enforcementTraffic as awholeisandhas beenaprio $32,283,307. crash is $21,253.Jack atraffic average costof Transportation ResearchInstitute accidentsintwo fatal 2008.According onpr occurred while292crashes 1,227, property totaled In 2008,theJackson Police Departme identifying hightraffic andmonitoring bot responsibilities includeenforcing ade maintained has The JacksonPoliceDepartment . January 3128 2246 July Patrol Operations Traffic Enforcement February August their experience,theyto arededicated 3087 2070 rvice for any policedepartment.rvice for Fo conducted for the conducted for serving the citizens of Jackson.” the citizensof serving issuedin2008by approximately h city and state traffic codes, h cityi statetraffic and September September e throughethicalandprofessional service. crash intersections andareas. nt investigated 1,519 traffic nt investigated1,519traffic cras 2008 CallsforService March 2872 2397 to arecent study conductedby the by LieutenantCh nization changeditspol Warren Johnson being theresource comm metown, Iam my fa raising d to 32,105 dispatched calls for servicein 2008.That callsfor d to32,105dispatched by Sergeant Kevin Hiller and 38 highly skilled and and 38highly skilled ng your day. Youmay gofrom abarking dogtoa aboratively thecommunity with on105different e PoliceDepartment supplies Community Policing ay localneighborhoods.Theofficers patrolinour 1,227 accident reports,issued7,759 tickets,and s of service) to Officer service)toOfficer s of dicated traffic unit since 1997. The traffic unit’s traffic The unitsince1997. dicated traffic Michigan Office ofHighway SafetyPlanning e andCommunity Teams (PACTs).Patrolwill son’s costs for traffic crashes in 2008 totaled crashesin2008totaled for traffic son’s costs October crimes, including narcotics and wanted fugitives. narcoticsandwanted fugitives. crimes, including e issuance of traffic citations andalsoe issuanceof traffic the arrest rity tomany oftheofficers tasked withpatrol April 2653 2843 ivate property. The Department investigated TheDepartment ivate property. ristopher Simpson the core values of theorganizationand core valuesof the , 2 months , 2 asapatrolofficer. November November r the Jackson Police Department, it theJacksonPoliceDepartment, it r nvestigating traffic accidents,nvestigating traffic and Jan Noppe 2231 3136 May icing philosophy to icing philosophy to hes. Traffic crasheshes. Traffic onpublic 40 officers assigned to patrol . assigned topatrol. 40 officers philosophy; officers continue philosophy; continue officers Warren Johnson (2 months Warren Johnson(2 unity can count onwhen cancount unity mily here,andIhavea trained policeofficers, University of Michigan University ofMichigan us withabighatrack , 23 years as a patrol , 23years asapatrol December December

June 2330 3112 Community Community , the , the Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Page 7

6 7 0 3 66 23 57 59 95 43 75 28 420 456 302 985 752 369 162 434 168 1635 6669 9365 1437 2005 1783 2696

Dec Dec 6% 3% 5% 6% 0% 4% 0% 7% 4% 4% 4% 3% 0% 0% -1% -5% 50% 74% 54% 31% 19% -23% -16% -19% -12% -24% -21% 200% 114% Inc/ Inc/

0 3 99 40 18 88 15 48 99 46 89 22 447 353 253 742 483 154 383 127 1683 6921 9606 1504 1049 2006 1861 2685

Dec Dec 0% 0% 4% -3% -6% -2% -4% -3% -9% 61% 40% 30% 19% -13% -11% -12% -60% -45% -16% -30% -10% -21% -35% -10% -15% -21% -15% Inc/ Inc/

0 3 40 22 29 62 21 43 96 60 80 20 388 344 242 885 589 316 183 327 132 1580 6136 8412 1479 2007 1471 2276

Dec Dec 0% 4% 4% 4% 3% 3% -2% -1% -1% -3% -2% -9% 10% 28% 42% 28% 32% 31% -19% -12% -14% -17% -13% -19% -21% -25% -15% -33% Inc/ Inc/ 2005—2008 Comparison Comparison 2005—2008

2 2 78 19 24 68 17 55 15 51 79 73 330 383 357 214 773 837 104 191 427 6003 8337 1537 1443 2334 1258 2008 Michigan Incident Crime Reporting Reporting Crime Incident Michigan Total Part I & II Total Part II Disorderly Conduct Disorderly All Other DUIL & DUID Liquor Laws Gambling Gambling Children & Family Narcotics & Drugs & Drugs Narcotics Prostitution & Com. Vice Prostitution & Com. Sex Offenses Vandalism Vandalism Weapons Embezzlement Embezzlement Stolen Property Forgery & Counterfeiting Forgery Fraudulent Activities Part II Crimes Part II Crimes Non-Aggravated Assault Total Part I Auto Theft Arson Burglary Burglary Larceny Robbery Robbery Aggravated Assault Homicide Homicide Rape Type of Incident Part I Crimes Page 8 Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Communication Toni Wilson Specialist Ruge Officer Kyle Officer Chad Dermyer CSO SarahWalker Retired November 28, 2008 RetiredNovember 28, RetiredMay 31,2008 Heins Detective Judy Communication DenahRussell Specialist Officer Maria“Lisa”Medina Jackson HousingCommission Bureau of Alcohol,Tobacco, Bureau of Officer JeremyOfficer –2nd Barnett Officer ChristopherGarrettOfficer Officer ChristopherGarrettOfficer Officer NathanGross—4thOfficer Officer NathanGross—1st Officer Civilian Employee Sergeant JenniferCarter Officer StevenScarpinoOfficer KayCe Parsons Officer MatthewBeardOfficer Officer Jeremy Officer Barnett Officer EdSmith—3rd Officer Trooper JohnRichards Michelle Gossett—4th Officer RalphMorgan Officer Officer William Mills Officer Meritorious Service Of the Of the Year Trooper GinaGettel Officer Eric Roth EricRoth Officer Retired February 28, 2008 Retired February 28,2008 Team Awards Term Awards & Firearms

Retirements New Hires New

Officer ThomasOfficer Tinklepaugh Officer Laurence Jacobson Officer Sergeant Timothy Hibbard Sergeant Timothy Hibbard Physical FitnessAwardPhysical Sergeant JenniferCarter Officer JasonGanzhorn Officer Officer WesleyOfficer Stanton Officer TimothyOfficer Black Officer RalphMorgan Officer Officer NathanGross Officer Officer Eric Roth(2) Officer Officer PeterPostmaOfficer Marcy Hibbard(2)

Officer EdSmithOfficer Medals ofValor Cheryl Gilmore Merit Citation 2008 Awards

Denise Kottke JoAnne Reese Carrie Shrock Of the Year Ed Smith Officer Officer

Warren Johnson Hibbard Timothy April5,2008 Promoted toCoordinator Christopher Simpson Fletcher Kelly John Holda

Promoted to Officer NovemberPromoted 24,2008 toOfficer Promoted 16,2008 toSergeantSeptember Promoted June14,2008 toLieutenant March17,2008 Promoted Chief toDeputy

Jackson Community Ambulance Promotions Bureau of Alcohol,Tobacco, Bureau of Jackson Prosecutor’s Office Jackson Prosecutor’sOffice Officer ChristopherGarrett Officer Officer MichaelGalbreathOfficer Officer StephenAndrews Officer Detective Gary Schuette Photos courtesy of Rod Soat Photography Photography Soat Rod of courtesy Photos Outstanding Service Outstanding Officer ScottGoings Officer Officer MattPeters Officer Officer JohnLillie Officer Partner Awards Officer EdSmith Officer Citizen Awards Michelle Adams Karen Newman Kelly Fletcher Tracy Stanton U.S. AttorneyU.S. Adam Albert & Firearms Gary Moss

Reserve Officer Alex Hosser Of the Year the Year Of

Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Page 9 . and and Honor Guard Honor Guard us and have now left. us and have now left. nt Miller when asked nt Miller when that what they did wasthat what they onor Guard participates do something for the good do something ed to go to the funerals, it was funerals, it was ed to go to the e about getting the bad guy, which the bad guy, e about getting in 1954 and retired in 1977, having in 1977, in 1954 and retired to see, one final time, give their time. The H ion with Retired Lieutena ion with Retired tirees. Still others, four since the Jackson Police Police the Jackson since four tirees. Still others, those who have served before Law Enforcement Officers to understand Law Enforcement Memorial Officer Shane LaPorte, Honor Guard since 1993. Guard since LaPorte, Honor Officer Shane area parades and ceremonies, as well as memorial as well as memorial ceremonies, area parades and team—is where we where team—is get to me to the Jackson Police Department’s Jackson Police Department’s to the me —End ofWatch—April —End 27, 1978 by Officer Matthew Peters Peters Matthew Officer by He remains a volunteer He to the advisor remains e that these fine men and women deserved for giving so much so much giving deserved for and women men fine these that e Honor Guard of are fun. those things They’r —End of Watch—March 19, 1906 1906 19, Watch—March of —End me in law enforcement. When I us in law When me enforcement. Retired Lieutenant Frank Miller —End of Watch—February 5, 1907 —End of Watch—December 13, 1930 13, 1930 of Watch—December —End the Jackson Police Department Department the Jackson Police s so much of ti his Officers Killed in the Line of Duty Line of the in Killed Officers in 1970. After he remained 1982 and active until retirement, we were Honor Guard Guard Honor Honor Guard Honor Guard Fatally wounded during a domestic disturbance. disturbance. domestic a during wounded Fatally Fatally wounded while apprehending safe burglars. burglars. safe while apprehending wounded Fatally employee. disgruntled a by wounded Fatally Fatally woundedwhile apprehendinga man transporting stolen equipment. construction Lieutenant William James Nixon Captain John Holzapfel Carey Leonard Officer Sergeant Frederick Booth Frederick Sergeant “I’ve done SWAT and SWAT “I’ve done and all JNET, is what we do. But this—beingis what we of a member this do this.” all and I’d give it up ifguys, I could only ti in my of cops “I’ve buried a lot something—missing the reverenc missing to this of job, themselves when we especially lose officers in the line of duty. These aren’t normal need don’t deserve funerals. normal They people, they ofworthy ceremony.” respect and wasThe last statement from paraphrased a conversat volunteer still he it is that why was hired byLieutenant Miller founded the 1990s. his early return in the honored by Police Department. historian for Jackson the only view the guestbook at the National One must for of colors Jackson in the presentation yearly why any any ofwhy the twelve members of the Law Enforcement and the State Law Enforcement Memorial events such as the Jackson County in Lansing. Memorial It is our privilege to stand respect guard and pay to Some of those have given their time and passed as re their time of those have given Some inception, ofDepartment’s Jackson. while serving the City have lost their lives Page 10 Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report have reduced dramatically. Jackson citizens onthe eastside of last year wea involvingshootings, held in custody. Theseeightdefendantsfederal we theseongoing investigations,thereare As aresultof withdrugsandfirearms in affiliation Bureau ofAlcohol,Tobacco, Fir Also in2008,the Jackson PoliceDepart arrestsweremade a five 200 propertieswithinthe city aspo agencies. Mortgage waswidespread withinfraud States Secret Investigation, United Department, MichiganStatePoli and culminated inDecember 2008.Thetask force The JacksonPoliceDepartment spearheaded amortga States andthesestatisticsarepublishedinthe number of burglary, aggravated vehicletheft, robbery, a rape, investigate Primarily, thedetectives criminally acrime. charged for In2008,detectives adetectiveisthe the casefor cases, includingevidence andstatements from suspects, vi majortraditionally tobeginth respondto crime scenes are that thecases for The detectivesareresponsible Jackson PoliceDepartment andthecourtsystem. arraignment, andserving court for The courtofficer has several responsibilities, which in exchange betweenprosecutorscoordinates information felony assignment casesfor tothedetectives, moni sergeant isresponsible supervis for The critical andcrucialtothesmooth theJacksonPoliceDepartment. operationof partnershi technology school upgrades, investigative follow-up, druginvest servicerequest calls for This small dedicated groupof pr Operations an annualbasisby Support citizens ofthiscommunity.When onetakesamoment tirelessly day tosustainand each Management, SchoolLiaisonOffice Service Desk,Property Management, EvidenceMana Support Operationsiscompromised theDetect of Detective Bureau Part One Crimes Support Operations at full staffat full consistsof onesergeant, fi Detective Bureau ed by our citizens. This follow-up manife ed by follow-up ourcitizens.This nd $141,000 worth of assets frozen pendingthe courtprocess. assets frozen nd $141,000worthof committed per city to calculatethe city committed to per preparation for trial once a warrant has been issued and a suspect asuspect trialonceawarranthasbeenissuedand for preparation ofessionals ofessionals is responsible uponthemorefollowing for than32,000 ory thepersonnel intheDi dutiesof support the professional policeservi professional support the igations, citizen assistance,evidence/property dataentry, processing, earms, and Explosivesincombat pons possession,andnarc Service, United States Postal UnitedStatesPostal Service, ssible targets. After muchssible targets.After hard ce, JacksonCounty De Sheriff’s Part OneCrimes, court subpoenas.Theofficer as aplague to thecommunity. Si rs, Court andTraining Theseemployees Officer, Officer. work a federally funded initiative entitled initiativeentitled funded a federally personnel,itistruly remarkable! ps, warrant processing,andtraini ps, warrant ment continueditspartnership wi Uniform CrimeReport by Sergeant DavidStadelman by Lieutenant Aaron Kantor the metropolitan areaofJ re responsible for over 275policecontacts withinthe ive Bureau,Jackson NarcoticsEnforcement Team, assigned tothem begi from currently eightcriminal de ssault, andlarceny. Th gement, RecordsManagement, Systems Computer were assigned a total of 235casesto investigate.were assignedatotalof clude obtaining arrestwarr eir investigation.Detectiv which are made up of seven offenses -homicide, sevenoffenses upof whicharemade tors andresolvesthedrug forfeiture cases,and ge fraud task whichstartedge fraud force inAugust2007 , detectives,andotherla to think about the volume of work tothinkaboutthevolume of completed on consisted of membersconsisted of the of Jackson Police ctims, orwitnesses. A ve detectives, and one court officer. Theve detectives, andonecourtofficer. otics. They are all well known to the tothe otics. They known areall well sts intoseveral itself functions, suchas Crime Index . Service, and other state andlocal Service, andotherstate work and a thorough investigation, work andathoroughinvestigation, vision. Thesergeant reviewsthe nce their arrest, calls for servicence theirarrest, callsfor ing organizedgangsand their partment, Federal Bureau of partment, FederalBureauof ces which are provided to the tothe ces whichareprovided acts as a liaison between the actsasaliaison ng. All of these functions are thesefunctions ng. Allof th theDepartment ofJustice, Project SafeNeighborhoods. ackson, accounting for over e FBItabulatesthetotal fendants, all of whom are allof fendants, nning toend. Detectives w enforcement agencies. es review their assigned es reviewtheir for cities intheUnited ants, taking arresteesto very important part of very partof important

Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Page 11

Final 15 Evaluation

Learning 14 14 12

Patrol Officer Officer Patrol Phase D 4 Warren Johnson Warren 13 11

12 12 10 training elements training elements in are divided into areas

9 11

Phase C 8 3 10 aining divided into four phases, into fouraining divided phases, Kyle Ruge

9 7 ergency Incident Response, Patrol Patrol Incident Response, ergency Patrol Officer Officer Patrol

process in 2008. Officer Chad Dermyer Dermyer process in 2008. Officer Chad

Mid-Term 8 are brought together to form together a are brought Evaluation that make up the basic up the basic that make and daily police activities. and daily PTO PTO

7 6 policies, laws, that and philosophies the trainee

. The four phases training ment’s problem solving and community policing and community problem solving ment’s

ainers and trainees during the training period and period and during the training trainees ainers and Phase B 6 5 2 ach new officer joining the team of professionals at of the team professionalsat joining ach new officer ficer Kyle Ruge and Officer Warren Johnson are Ruge Johnson are Officer Warren and ficer Kyle by Deputy Chief John Holda Holda John Chief by Deputy

5 4 Patrol Officer Officer Patrol Chad Dermyer Core Competencies Core

New Employees 3 4 Core Competencies Competencies Core

PTO Training Process Process Training PTO Core Competencies Competencies Core and . Final Evaluations

program program consists of 15 weeks of tr Phase A 2 1 3 and had three officers in the had three officers

1 2

Non-Emergency Incident Response, Em Response, Incident Non-Emergency : Specialist

Integration 1 Toni Wilson Communication Mid-Term Mid-Term Patrol Training Officer Officer Training Patrol Substantive Topics Substantive Topics Substantive , the content of which represents the procedures, Patrol Training Officer (PTO) (PTO) Officer Patrol Training Community Sarah Walker Service Officer The including week long including called Activities, and Criminal Investigation and Criminal Activities, of 15 comprised is Each training phase Matrix tr for guideline as a serves matrix will learn. The demonstrates the relationship between demonstrates the process in 2009. scheduled to complete each phase. The each phase. The Depart incorporates the method This new training of the skills and abilities e enhance philosophies to the Jackson Police Department. Police Department The Jackson completed Of successfully the process in 2008. Neighborhood Profile Exercise Coaching & Training Exercise Problem-Based Learning Exercise Journaling Week Week Page 12 Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report an additionalsearchwarrantwasobtaine Further information thesuspectand wasobtainedfrom located. and $5,000 marijuana poundsof with approximately 15 andinformation, asearchwarrantwasdrafted executed onthe suspects,andbased were conductedonthe ounces ofmarijuana from thedriver’spurse.Interviews an ounceofmarijuana thepassengerand from several thevehicle, search of on avehicleleavingtheresidence.Duringconsent house intheCity Jackson, of JNET were seizedandseventy-fiveexecuted. searchwarrants in realproperty. Forty-one property and$3,000 $53,041inpersonal included $158,176incash, that werepurchasedorseizedhadavalue During 2008, narcotics in works towardinterdictionandsuppressionof Blackman PublicSafety, TownshipDepartment of a resources andpersonnel from the The additional marijuana, a Smithadditional marijuana, and$34,000incash. &Wesson a revolver,

Total Assets Forfeited Assets Total Personal Property Forfeited Cash Forfeited Forfeited Real Property Street Value of Drugs SeizedStreet Valueof Drugs Firearms Seized Search Warrants Executed Arrest Counts Arrested Persons Investigations Initiated Jackson NarcoticsEnforcementTeam JNET ForfeitureActivity officers wereconducting officers Jackson Narcotics Enforcement Team JNET Activity JNET JNET

initiated 276complaints and

JNET

officers located officers and seized which ledtoatraffic stop surveillance onadrug $214,217 $183,550 $183,986 $191,438 $128,803 $128,803 $191,438 $183,986 $183,550 $214,217 $158,176 $124,889 $121,263 $83,178 $52,254 $52,254 $83,178 $121,263 $124,889 $158,176 Jackson Police Department, Jack $53,041 $58,661 $62,722 $62,722 $58,661 $53,041 $108,257 $74,792 $967,478 $12,783,717 $797,538 $1,387,133 $1,387,133 $1,213,585 $797,538 $12,783,717 $967,478 $3,000 $0 $0 $0 $1,757 $0 $1,757 $0 $0 $3,000 2008 2008 276 302 302 276 423 319 440 348 369 369 348 520 451 362 265 242 391 326 306 41 61 41 61 49 67 67 75 87 76 95 66

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( JNET of $967,478.Assetsforfei of arrested 242violators 348variouscharges. for Drugs 2007 2007 ) is a multi-jurisdictional multi-jurisdictional ) isa nd theMichigan StatePolice. Theteam primarily

Jackson County, but also targets major crimes. JacksonCounty, butalsotargets by Sergeant Adam Williams 2006 2006

son County Sheriff’s Department, ted totaled$214,217, which 2005 2005 task force comprised task force of

JNET JNET officers seizedofficers 2004 2004

firearms

Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Page 13 2 space Added

3 Change Location 100—199 Hours Officer Joe Smith Officer Alex Hosser continued its tradition of its tradition of continued Officer Ryan Corravo Officer Ryan Officer Timothy Dean Dean Timothy Officer Officer Dennis Piloske Officer Piloske Dennis 4 Officer Michael Trepka Officer Michael Trepka New Officer Kenneth Carpenter Officer Kenneth Carpenter Business 6

Liquor Control LicensesLiquor Control Ow ner

Transfer

Reserve Program Reserve

Fighting 30 itizens of Jackson. Despite not being able to hold able to hold not being Despite itizens of Jackson. Service 400+ Hours 90 Temporary 300—399 Hours 200—299 Hours Open 23 current reserve officers volunteered 3,649 hours of hours officers 3,649 reserve 23 current volunteered Officer Greg Miller 5 0 by Sergeant Jennifer Carter Carter Jennifer by Sergeant Sergeant Rick Smith Ehrig Officer Robyn Containers on Premise on mily, career, school, and career, deployment. mily, even military Officer Jeremy Easter Officer Jeremy Sergeant Al Lindquist 35 30 25 20 15 10 Sergeant Ronald Spees Sergeant Ronald Officer Frank VanGoethem Officer Frank VanGoethem 111 Training Office Training to be Intox. to be Allow Clerk began in times with staffing 1941 to assist economic due to tough 290 Loiter Subject to Subject Allow Intox. Allow 969 22 Reserve Program Program Reserve Volunteer HoursVolunteer Liquor Control Violations Person to Person Consume Allow Intox. Allow Reserve Program Reserve 7 Into x. Sold to Person 2301 Patrol Special Events Training Admin 8 Minor 0 Sale to 500 2500 2000 1500 1000 service. These hours may not seem like many, but the hours are all not seem but the like and on top of volunteer, may service. These hours many, the busy lives that each of has, including fa our reserves OfficerDuring 2008, Reserve Lance was called to active Cunningham duty served and our country military Andrew Reserve Officer overseas. the Jackson by Sullivan was hired a full-time SheriffCounty to become sworn deputy. surrounding the war. surrounding JacksonDuring 2008, the Police c and the Department Police to the Jackson dedication officers, new reserve to accept the an academy The Jackson Police The Jackson 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Page 14 Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report cooperation of allparties involved,theprogr cooperation of identify withtheJackson PoliceDepa community havehelpedthestudentsand officers techniques.Theschool cases andonintervention haveThe schoolofficers alsopartne with theendresultworkingtoidentify interestedin these careerfields. students program.also developedanafter-school program The topics. avariety of and speakinginclassrooms on alsoThe schoolofficers assistthest inthemetropolitanLansing area. School, andsome schools NorthwestSc Those schoolsarethe theprogram years. Thesuccessof has beente protocoldeveloped measures The developed. Shooter intheSchool crisis how todealwith Jackson HighSchoolhasdevelopedpr easybuilding’s externaldoorsmarked for by andnumbered responders. recognition emergency andfirst on developingaCrisisResponsePlan.AttheMiddl order, anddiscipline. To thatend,each officer ha With schoolviolenceonthe Chuck BrantatAmy andT.A.WilsonParkside, andOfficer Academy. Firth David Renteria schools: Officer years withthe The JacksonPoliceDepartment andJacksonPublic safe. safe. continuesupplyingincrease productivity, equipm and the As technology andthebudgetdecreases, we advances • • • • • • were: changes, many technological Throughout 2008,wefaced Upgraded Automatic Registry tocomp Pistol investigativephotographs for purposes, and Updated communication withtheSt the properdepartment andrecei which willensurenon-emergency(power complaints Jacksondepartments of otherCityWorked with Received approvaltoreplacedtheMobileDa software, and recordsmanagement Depa conjunctionwiththeSheriff’s Department in communication theJacksonPolice between Depa Working withJacksonCounty and departments Replacing oldCD-baseddigitalcameras wi Information Technology School LiaisonOfficer School . Thistrainingdrove home theimportant ro School LiaisonOfficer situations. The Jackson Jackson situations. The rise acrossthenation, the at Jackson High School, Officer at JacksonHighSchool,Officer Mike ve theappropriate follow-up, hasledtootherareaschooldistri aff with school functions suchas withschoolfunctions aff hool District, Lumen ChristiHigh red with thejuvenilecourtto assi rtment in away thatdevelopstrustandmutual respect. With the otocols andtrainingwasprovidedto by ComputerSystemsMa program. Therearecurrently assigned threeofficers tothe ate of Michigan to enable viewing of Secretary of State Secretaryate ofMichigantoenableviewing of am will continue to be a success. am willcontinuetobea th memory-stick cameras, th baseddigital ly with new federal andstateguidelines. lywith newfederal ta Computers vehicles, inthepatrol s workedwith their respectivebuilding administrators SRT Officer Brandt at the Middle School at Parksidehas BrandtattheMiddleSchool Officer by Officer David Renteria to implement a new complaint tracking software, complaint tracking new to implement a must continue to look for waysmust lookfor continueto toreducecost, Schools have worked together for moreSchools haveworkedtogether for than30 School Liaison Officer rtment’s upgrade of their emergency dispatching theiremergencydispatching of rtment’s upgrade introduces students topoliceandfirefunctions introducesstudents e School at Parkside, Officer Brandt hadthe e SchoolatParkside,Officer provided training to the staff regarding tothestaff provided training sted with three realsitu sted withthree ent necessary to keep our officers and citizens to keepourofficers ent necessary upgrades, and challenges. A few suchprojects challenges.Afew upgrades, and other involvedvendorsto outages, watermain breaks,etc.)arerouted to rtment andtheJacksonCountySheriff’s le teachersandstaff haveinthesafety sporting events, dances, fun nights, sporting events,dances,fun nager MichelleGossett cts asking to mimic the program. cts askingtomimic program. the Brandt at the Middle Schoolat BrandtattheMiddle st intheexpediti School, St. John’s Elementary School, St.John’s staff andadministrators on staff program focuses onsafety, ations over the lastthree ations overthe ensureaccurate on of juvenileon of Active Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Page 15 28 Pistol 292 Crash Private Registrations Reports Property 151 Sets Fingerprint 1,227 Reports Accident rtment. Other responsibilities Other responsibilities rtment. 783 FOIA Requests 1,739 Tickets Appearance Evidence Evidence Courts & Probation Management Management Data Entry Data 808 Services Alarm Law Firms, Letters Military, etc. Military, Activation General Public – lated statistics lated statistics on a regular basis. and analysis ion to the publicion to the other governmental and countless Insurance Agencies, Agencies, Insurance 3,368 Reports 1,800 Checks by Coordinator Robert Marcinkowski Marcinkowski Robert by Coordinator Background 12,737 and by the Jackson Police Depa the Jackson and by Case Reports Arrest Patrol & Section 0 Records Records Operations Investigative Investigative 5,340 Reports City Departments Departments City 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 - Fire, Housing, etc. Fire, Housing, - Transcribed 14,000 12,000 10,000 Information FlowInformation 0 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 Records Section Section Records Agencies Agencies Parole & City Attorney & Attorney City Department of Department of County Prosecutor County Human Services Services Human Other Law OtherEnforcement Law The Records Section is responsible for the data entry and maintenance of all incident reports and other reports and of all incident maintenance entry for data responsible the Section is The Records within generated related paperwork include the copying andinclude the of transmittal informat report re crime also provides The Records Section agencies. Page 16 Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report dispatch capabilitiesonFireChannels1and2, the City betweenCounty polic and created awirelesslink Two transmitters antennas androoftop werealso purchas privacy andthedetective offices, of renova doorsonall constructed alongthenortheastern sectionofour bu section ro replaced. Thefinal of stationinourparking lift lot,andsectionsof crack computer to the generator toprovideemergency power intothe controls wereinstalled repairsA seriesof was onthebuilding performed month expenses. department $1000a approximately inbilling monitored. totheradiosystem Adjustments and theradioinfras detailed reviewof Theradioswereanecessaryfunding. improvement communications the use of federal were purchasedthrough Motorola portableradios system. InJanuary, 69 made to the radio modifications were improvements and year manyThis supplies tovehicles. paper from ranging department provisions, purchase of most services, and the everydayfor use.Otherresponsibilitiesinclude patrol for supplying enoughvehicles that thepropertools are available operational andsafe. It isourres The roleof Toni Wilson onboard. position inRecords andDenahRussell retiring.Both Service Deskworkedmost 2008 withsixcomm of reports, regist answer questions,take have withthePolice Department wheneithercalli it technology, allemployees take but theThe jobduties communication are for specialists Central Dispatchduringextremely highcallti wo valuable supporttotheofficers The Service Desk Property Management Service Desk has many inthe Police Department functions Property Management $100,000 $120,000 $140,000 $160,000 $20,000 $40,000 $60,000 $80,000 $- Detective Bureau, circuit breakersa Detective Bureau, ponsibility ensureemployees to have ofing wasreplaced overthecomput tructure was also performed, and all tructure wasalsoperformed, andall by Communication Specialist Carrie Shrock rking the street.Itisalso er sex offenders and pistol applicants, and complete data entry. The entry. andcomplete data andpistolapplicants, er sexoffenders to perform theirjobeffectively. functions to providing officers th toprovidingofficers functions in stride. Communication speciali Communication stride. in $149,028 is tokeepthefacility, vehicl

Gasoline mesas needed. orothersituations $88,831

Vehicle researching new technologies by Coordinator ChadEdwards ed concrete along the front st ed concretealong the front

ilding. Otherimprovements installation includedthe Maintenance ng orcoming totheDepart and property. Zoneheating/cooling ductwork and unication specialists due unication specialists the removal obsolete radiocircuits of savedthe aresadlymissed, butwewereproud towelcome ability to page all fire departments withinJacksonall fire ability topage , asexistingunitswerepurchasedin1996.A room, new sewage venting was installed into the into the venting wasinstalled room, newsewage continually changing with the addition of newer withtheadditionof continually changing tion of the tion of office. front lobby andchief’s $81,324 e dispatch consoles. The system also provided Thesystem dispatchconsoles. e ed andinstalled intoour facility. transition The Vehicle Purchases Expenditures and is staffed24hours per day toprovide $51,704

the Jacksonbackup centerfor County Equipment Maintenance nd wiring were re-routed from the from nd wiringwerere-routed e fleet, andpatrolequipmente fleet, all er room, and a new sidewalk waser room, andanewsidewalk e uniforms and supplies they need e uniforms andsuppliesthey need

Supplies Thisinvolveseverything from leased radio circuits were closely were closely leased radiocircuits access toreliable equipment, and 3,4 $33,537 $34,144 sts are the first contact citizens contact sts arethefirst Equipment Maintenance to Mary takinga Weston , evaluatingproductsand airwell were repairedand ment inperson.They

Uniforms $30,402 Building Maintenance $4,441 Custodial Supplies Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Page 17 15 Programs program more program Auctioned 4531 26 K-9 the auditor prepares a the auditor e chain of custody ofe chain of all custody 85 Tracks Arrests Public ivities. Without the immediate immediate the Without ivities. officers to assist Patrol in areas in areas officers assist Patrol to rship and return property to its rship and return property 7425 viduals involved in felony crimes, felony in viduals involved was submitted when seized and to when seized and to was submitted s of continuous improvements and s ofcontinuous improvements Returned to Ow to Returned ner Finder to Returned K-9 K-9 Canine Activity 106 Evidence Disposition Evidence the inception of the Searches avoided apprehension over the years. The avoided years. over the apprehension 402 384 Calls Drug and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department. and the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department. for improvements to the system. We have been We have been to the system. for improvements evidentiary value, items recovered as stolen, and stolen, and recovered as value, items evidentiary Evidence Management also holds property that also holdsis property Evidence Management Michigan State Police Crime Lab for analysis. TheMichigan State Police Lab for analysis. Crime pon completion of the audit, 295 is to manage andis to manage protect th 0 by Coordinator Kelly Fletcher by Coordinator 500 400 300 200 100 Destroyed Donated Bicycles by Sergeant Jeff Mazur Mazur Jeff by Sergeant nts has improved since nts has improved inues to employ two full time inues to two full time employ rcotics, and other miscellaneous act other miscellaneous and rcotics, fy that evidence is exactly how it that evidence is exactly fy cers can attempt to determine owne to determine cers can attempt l building searches, tracking of indi of tracking searches, l building ears and have received conclusion : Canine Unit Unit Canine Evidence Management Evidence Management is responsible for record keeping, secure storage, and maintenance of all Evidence Management Evidence , many violent and dangerous subjects may have violent subjects may and dangerous many , officersfundingshift, so was on Evidence Management K-9 $197,595.41 was deposited as drug forfeiture. K-9 Processed 9728 pieces of property Processed 9728 pieces of property which included 179 bikes and 100 guns, toTurned over 24 items other agencies, and Received $201,664.85 into property. • than a decade ago. than a decade ago. In 2008, the JacksonPolice Department full having benefit of the continued to see time a canine with the allocated to purchase who is near Beggy, intentions of replacing Bella Unfortunately, the end of her career. issues, andmedical severe experienced some a working as was unable to be certified 2008, we December police dog. In in the currently purchased Nero, who is and certified.process of being trained use of a reside Jackson for of many life quality vehicle searches involving illegal na involving vehicle searches such as commercial and residentia and such as commercial The Jackson Police Department cont Police Department The Jackson maintain its credibility when prosecuting cases. maintain foundoffi so or recovered stolen rightful owner. Bi-annual audits of by the property room are completed an external company. They integrity verify of U procedures, and chain of custody. the property, ofsummary the audit findings and recommendations six y for conducting these audits onpositive remarks the evidence system. management In 2008, • • • importance offunction is to veri this importance This property includes found items, items taken for taken for items includes found items, This property held foritems safekeeping. responsibilityA major of transports toevidence, including what the Unit the property received from received property the Jackson Police Department Evidence Management Page 18 Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report candidate be accepted as a member of theJackson candidate beacceptedas amember of toperform, asonl The candidatemust continue theabovete interview. Acandidatemust passallof firear includes physicalpsychological testing, testing, interestedOfficers injoining the resolutions tospecial Safety. TheSRTworksinconjunctionwith the JacksonCount Police Department, the The Jackson miscellaneous calls. violations, andother parkingissues, health andsafety abandoned vehicles, runaways, Property, larcenies, Destruction of including Malicious dispatched calls, low priority The education. theopportunitypatrol officers toobtainexpe The Community Service Officer (CSO) CSO 150 14W ideS. NThg ikwrat Noinjuries JNEThighriskwarrant Noinjuries JENThighriskwarrant 114W. BiddleSt. Noinjuries Noinjuries Highriskarrestwarrant JENThighriskwarrant 11/5/08 34AckersonLakeRd. Noinjuries 9/15/08 111W. MasonSt. 404BurrSt. 8/13/08 Noinjuries JNEThighriskwarrant Highriskwarrant 715W. MichiganAve. 6/6/08 JNEThi Noinjuries Outcome 5/6/08 Armed suicidalperson 215E.RobinsonSt. 4/16/08 118Wall St. Situation 3/19/08 322ClintonSt. 1/31/08 Location Date Special ResponseTeam handles Special ResponseTeam threat situations. Community Serv 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 0 SRT 81

MDOP must process.Thisprocess inarigorousselection compete ( y Sheriff’s Office, andBlackmany Sheriff’s SRT Program allows individuals w Program allowsindividuals ) is comprised of specially) iscomprised of trained officers from theJackson ice Officer 56

Other y theschoolwill completion of uponsuccessful rience andknowledge whilepursuingtheir college

Larcenies by Detective DeanSchuette, Jr. SRT Negotiator Response Team(NRT) sts before beingselectedsts before school. toattendS.W.A.T. m proficiency, tacticalscenarios,andanoral .

hrs arn Noinjuries gh riskwarrant 54 General Service Calls For by Officer HollyRose Assistance

Abandoned 48 Vehicles Township Department of Public of Township Department ho are interested in becoming ho areinterestedinbecoming

Larceny 37 from Vehicle

Larceny peacefulto bring 30 from Building

B&E 8 Jackson Police Department 2008 Annual Report Page 19 6 5 60 17 88 arrested a drunk arrested 1 0 0 0

Segway Asian Total provides an alternative to provides an alternative change in personnel. While we change in personnel. While budget and a fun means to get budget and a fun means raption, you realized theraption, inclusionyou Segway Segway Johnson to Officer, Tim Hibbard to Tim Johnson to Officer, e moving one moving to pursue their dreams. ue traditions of fighting crime. This fighting of crime. ue traditions a unique tool that was unleashed upon upon unleashed was tool that unique a law enforcement profession. Change is profession. enforcement law in taking criminals off the street, within 2 0 0 0 duals dealing drugs. Although not a Although not a duals dealing drugs.

Hispanic e promotion within theofe promotion individuals several on Police Department every day of the year to every of day on Police Department the year accomplished anything during the past year. We during the past year. anything accomplished partment continued working toward to our vision Please keep in mind, without the dedication and Please keep in mind, dina, Communication Specialist Denah Russell, and Specialist dina, Communication Deputy Chief’s Letter Chief’s Deputy akeholders to prevent crime and solve community community and solve akeholders to prevent crime 5 1 1 2 African offered a little relief our to Demographics Demographics American partment is in a constant state of to our crime-fighting arsenal. While arsenal. While may to our crime-fighting not believeyou a device omoted to Coordinator, Warren to Coordinator, Warren omoted we find ar solace in the fact they Segway 2008 Jackson Police Department Police Department 2008 Jackson 5 4 Segway 52 15 Caucasian Innovation is often hard to find in the find in to hard is often Innovation due tr to the tried and by, come hard to ofintroduction the we witnessed year cruising officer an witnessed June. If you in early Jackson of the sidewalks looking two-wheel cont along on a strange of a can actually this be effectivesuch as officers the of riding deployment, the first month and two indivi driver, a prostitute, conventional mode of transportation, the of transportation, conventional mode four-plus dollar of challenge foot the With or vehicle, bicycle, patrol. motor

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John Holda Deputy Chief Police of Civilian—Female Civilian—Female Sworn—Female Civilian—Male Sworn—Male Detective Judy Heins. 2008 Conversely, Detective Judy brought th we would not have employees, of our professionalism per gallon gas prices, the electric per gallon gas prices, around town. organizations,Like most De the Police leave, are sad to see our coworkers saw the retirements of Me OfficerThe Maria year Fletcher was pr organization. Kelly Chief. as Deputy position to Lieutenant, and I accepted the Simpson Sergeant, Chris theGiven all of brought, the adjustments the De year st with community effort collaborate in a team problems. have enjoyed annual report.I trust this you year’s on the who comprise the Jacks and women men rely in which to live, work, and play. community provide a safe secure and repeated day in and day out.” “Success is the sum of small efforts, - Robert Collier City of Jackson Police Department 216 East Washington Avenue Jackson, Michigan 49201 (517) 788-4100 www.cityofjackson.org