STAFF NOTES May 20, 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 May 20, 2021 Colonel Eliot K. Isaac, Police Chief

Planning Section • Revision to Procedure 19.145, Employee Personnel Jackets Legal Liaison • Amended House Bill Regarding Restraining Pregnant Detainees District Three • Requesting Donated Time for Milton Hampton Police Records Section • Court Holiday – Memorial Day 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 May 20, 2021

1. REVISION TO PROCEDURE 19.145, EMPLOYEE PERSONNEL JACKETS

Procedure 19.145, Employee Personnel Jackets, has been revised to reflect the requirement for district/section/unit commanders to ensure the duplicate medical jacket is hand delivered to Personnel Management upon an employee’s transfer. Inter-departmental mail will not be utilized.

This revision is effective immediately. Personnel should review Procedure 19.145 in its entirety. The revised procedure is available on the Department intranet and web page.

2. AMENDED HOUSE BILL REGARDING RESTRAINING PREGNANT DETAINEES

Effective immediately: The Staff Note (item #1) from April 22, 2021, regarding Am. Sub. H.B. No. 1, and Training Bulletin #2021-03, Restraining Pregnant Detainees, is rescinded.

The Ohio legislature amended the law via substitute House Bill Number 8, signed into law on May 17, 2021. The amendments drastically change the prohibitions against handcuffing or restraining pregnant females prior to booking. These changes apply to all adult and juvenile pregnant females and/or females who are six-week postpartum. The H.B. 8 amendments provide that: The prohibition against handcuffing pregnant/postpartum females DOES NOT APPLY UNTIL:

1. A health care professional has confirmed the pregnancy to law enforcement AND 2. The female has been processed and booked at the Justice Center or the Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center.

What these changes mean for CPD officers: • The law prohibiting the handcuffing of charged and pregnant offenders DOES NOT apply to original arrests or detainments, even if there is a warrant or capias UNLESS the offender has been previously processed and booked (for example, is out on bond). • There is NO REQUIREMENT for officers to notify, request or contact a healthcare provider or any other person or entity to find out if an offender is pregnant, BUT should an officer learn that a healthcare professional has notified another law enforcement agency (sheriff’s office), the officer should consider himself or herself on notice of the pregnancy. • EVEN IF the officer has been notified by a healthcare professional of the pregnancy AND the offender is post-booking, the officer MAY handcuff the offender IF officers determine that the offender (i) presents a serious threat of physical harm to herself, to the official, to other law enforcement or court personnel, or to any other person, (ii) presents a serious threat of physical harm to property, (iii) presents a substantial security risk, or (iv) presents a substantial flight risk.

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• Officers are reminded that in no situation is law enforcement permitted to use any leg, ankle, or waist restraint to restrain the pregnant/postpartum female offenders. • While this statute is triggered by notice from a healthcare professional, an officer should still consider all the circumstances when proceeding to handcuff an offender who the officer reasonably believes is pregnant, including 1) the severity of the crime at issue; 2) whether the suspect posed an immediate threat to the safety of the police officers or others; and 3) whether the suspect actively resisted arrest or attempted to evade arrest by flight. • These amendments were intended to remove the civil and the criminal penalties for officers, but there may still be liability. In practice, in the process of making an arrest of a pregnant/postpartum female, an officer should determine the answer to the following questions: 1. Has a healthcare professional notified you or another law enforcement officer of the pregnancy/postpartum status of the offender? 2. Has an RCIC query indicated there are any pending charges and, if there are, has the pregnant/postpartum offender been processed and booked? IF THE ANSWER TO BOTH OF THESE QUESTIONS IS YES, THE OFFENDER CAN ONLY BE HANDCUFFED IF there is a serious risk posed by not handcuffing: serious harm to a person, serious threat to property, substantial security risk, or substantial risk of flight.

3. REQUESTING DONATED TIME FOR MILTON HAMPTON

Police Officer Milton Hampton, District Three, has exhausted his leave time balances due to an extended medical leave.

Any Department member wishing to voluntarily donate time to Police Officer Hampton should complete the Donation of Time Processing Form, attached to these Staff Notes, and submit it electronically to Angela.Winkfield@cincinnati- oh.gov or forward it through interdepartmental mail to Ms. Angela Winkfield, 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 Milton Hampton’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.

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4. COURT HOLIDAY – MEMORIAL DAY

The Hamilton County Municipal Court will observe the Memorial Day holiday on Monday, May 31, 2021. All court rooms will be closed.

Do not issue any citations requiring a court appearance on this date.

5. 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.

6. 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 SPECIALIST DIANA CLOUD POLICE OFFICER DAVID HAYES POLICE OFFICER SHAWN NEWMAN Central Business Section

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.

7. 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:

Colonel Eliot K. Isaac Lieutenant Colonel Lisa A. Davis Sergeant Eric Franz Police Officer Todd Dawson Police Officer Jeremy Howard Police Officer Carol Walker Police Officer Alexander McCoy Police Officer Katelyn Hoffbauer Police Officer James Mitchell, Jr. Police Officer Sabreen Robinson

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19.145 EMPLOYEE PERSONNEL JACKETS

References: Procedure 16.111 – Employee Tracking Solution (ETS) Procedure 18.120 – Release of Information and Public Records Manual of Rules and Regulations – 9.26(B) Purpose: To maintain accurate paper records of the performance of each Department employee to be utilized as a resource, in conjunction with ETS records, for career development and management of personnel. Policy: Personnel jackets and medical jackets will be created and maintained for all sworn and civilian Police Department employees. Procedure: A. Personnel Jackets 1. Personnel Management will create all Personnel Jackets. a. Personnel Jackets will be stored and maintained at the Personnel Management. 2. The Personnel Jacket will contain the following: a. Personal history including previous employment and formal education of the employee. b. Promotional information c. Current and previous assignments d. Auto accident information e. Commendations f. Performance ratings g. Disciplinary actions B. Medical Jackets 1. Personnel Management will create and maintain all original Medical Jackets. 2. All districts/sections/units will receive a duplicate Medical Jacket from Personnel Management and maintain the duplicate Medical Jacket for each employee.

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3. Medical Jackets are considered confidential and are subject to viewing only under the following circumstances when: a. Supervisors may be told about necessary restrictions or accommodations on the work or duties of the employee. b. First aid and safety personnel may be told, when appropriate, if the disability might require emergency treatment. c. Needed for the management of sick leave benefits. d. Government officials investigating compliance with the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) must be given relevant information on request. e. The employee who is the subject of the jacket requests to view it. 4. Refer anyone requesting information from the Medical Jacket for any other reason to Personnel Management. 5. Transfer of Personnel a. Upon transfer of an employee, the district/section/unit commander will ensure the duplicate Medical Jacket is hand delivered to Personnel Management (do not utilize inter-departmental mail). 1) Personnel Management will examine all jackets for accuracy and forward the duplicate Medical Jacket to the employee’s next district/section/unit commander. C. Recording Change in Residence, Telephone Number, or Marital Status 1. The office/district/section/unit will record any of the above changes on a Change in Personal Information report (Form 31P). 2. Employee and supervisor signatures are required on all Forms 31P. 3. The employee's unit of assignment will make the necessary changes in its own records. 4. Route the completed Form 31P to the Personnel Management, via the chain of command, for data entry and filing.

Revised 05/20/21, Replaces 02/21/13 2 CINCINNATI POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTING PERIOD ENDING: 05/15/2021 STARS MEETING PROFILE CITY-WIDE

CHIEF OF POLICE POPULATION: 303,940

AREA: 77 SQ. MILES

2020 VIOLENT CRIMES PER 1000: 6.7

2020 PART ONE CRIMES PER 1000: 45.2 POLICE CHIEF ELIOT K. ISAAC CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 5/15/2021 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 28 % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 91 % % 3 YEAR YTD % Violent Crimes 5/15/21 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVG CHANGE Homicide* 5 4.33 15% 18 16.33 10% 23 33 -30% 23 23.67 -3% Rape 13 18.00 -28% 51 64.67 -21% 67 71 -6% 67 97.33 -31% Robbery 41 55.67 -26% 136 182.67 -26% 205 307 -33% 205 281.33 -27% Aggravated Assault 76 62.67 21% 221 171.00 29% 300 275 9% 300 236.67 27% Total Violent Crime 135 140.67 -4% 426 434.67 -2% 595 686 -13% 595 639.00 -7% 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 28 % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 91 % % 3 YEAR YTD % Property Crimes 5/15/21 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVG CHANGE Burglary / B&E 123 191.00 -36% 394 575.33 -32% 588 827 -29% 588 884.00 -33% Theft from Auto 245 205.33 19% 738 717.00 3% 1034 891 16% 1034 1014.67 2% Personal / Other Theft** 356 450.00 -21% 1082 1446.67 -25% 1579 1979 -20% 1579 2174.00 -27% Auto Theft 105 82.00 28% 403 284.33 42% 597 476 25% 597 446.67 34% Total Property Crime 829 928.33 -11% 2617 3023.33 -13% 3798 4173 -9% 3798 4519.33 -16% Total Part 1 Crime 964 1069.00 -10% 3043 3458.00 -12% 4393 4859 -10% 4393 5158.33 -15%

GUN RECOVERIES through week ending 5/8/2021 4/11/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF 28 % 3 YEAR AVG OF 91 % % 3 YEAR YTD % Recovering District 5/8/21 DAYS CHANGE DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVG CHANGE District 1 8 11 -29% 29 31 -7% 47 45 4% 47 45 4% District 2 21 8 152% 50 23 121% 61 42 45% 61 37 66% District 3 28 24 15% 101 63 61% 126 85 48% 126 90 41% District 4 19 22 -15% 82 68 20% 109 95 15% 109 93 17% District 5 18 15 23% 67 50 33% 91 63 44% 91 66 37% Central Business Section 0 1 -100% 0 4 -100% 2 3 -33% 2 5 -57% Total Guns Recovered*** 123 115.33 7% 461 322.00 43% 636 456 39% 636 439.67 45%

*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: 5/17/2021 CINCINNATI POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTING PERIOD ENDING: 05/15/2021 STARS MEETING PROFILE CITY-WIDE

CHIEF OF POLICE DISTRICT 1 CAPTAIN

POLICE CHIEF ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 4.5 SQ. MILES MATTHEW HAMMER CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 5/15/2021 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD AVG CHANGE HOMICIDE* 1 1.00 0% 2 2.00 0% 2 3 -33% 2 3.67 -45% RAPE 1 1.33 -25% 11 7.00 57% 12 9 33% 12 10.67 13% ROBBERY 4 6.67 -40% 13 17.00 -24% 22 25 -12% 22 28.67 -23% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 11 8.00 38% 29 24.33 19% 42 34 24% 42 33.67 25% TOTAL VIOLENT 17 17.00 0% 55 50.33 9% 78 71 10% 78 76.67 2% 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD AVG CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 10 13.67 -27% 44 33.00 33% 55 80 -31% 55 58.33 -6% THEFT FROM AUTO 37 22.33 66% 79 72.00 10% 93 70 33% 93 106.67 -13% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 27 37.67 -28% 85 113.00 -25% 121 134 -10% 121 167.00 -28% AUTO THEFT 3 9.67 -69% 23 28.00 -18% 37 50 -26% 37 37.33 -1% TOTAL PROPERTY 77 83.33 -8% 231 246.00 -6% 306 334 -8% 306 369.33 -17% TOTAL PART 1 94 100.33 -6% 286 296.33 -3% 384 405 -5% 384 446.00 -14% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 4/18/21 to 5/15/21 3/21/21 to 4/17/21 2/21/21 to 3/20/21 FIRST 106 E 13TH ST / total of 4 1600 WALNUT ST / total of 12 1600 WALNUT ST / total of 9 D1-1 SECOND 1610 WALNUT ST / total of 4 1627 WALNUT ST / total of 9 1627 WALNUT ST / total of 8 D1-2 THIRD 6 BACK ST / total of 3 1610 WALNUT ST / total of 3 411 GEST ST / total of 4 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 DISTRICT 2 SWORN PERSONNEL GENDER RACE WHITE BLACK OTHER TOTAL MALE 76 78.4% 45 26 5 76 % of Total Males 59.2% 34.2% 6.6% FEMALE 21 21.6% 16 5 0 21 % of Total Females 76.2% 23.8% 0.0% TOTAL 97 61 31 5 97 % of Total Sworn 62.9% 32.0% 5.2% POLICE CHIEF Source: Personnel Unit ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 24.9 SQ. MILES DANITA PETTIS CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 5/15/2021 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 0 0.00 N/C 2 1.67 20% 2 2 0% 2 1.67 20% RAPE 2 3.00 -33% 6 8.67 -31% 9 10 -10% 9 12.33 -27% ROBBERY 6 4.33 38% 13 18.00 -28% 16 27 -41% 16 30.00 -47% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 3 4.67 -36% 13 17.00 -24% 17 28 -39% 17 22.67 -25% TOTAL VIOLENT 11 12.00 -8% 34 45.33 -25% 44 67 -34% 44 66.67 -34% 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 20 27.00 -26% 52 82.67 -37% 75 137 -45% 75 130.33 -42% THEFT FROM AUTO 50 39.00 28% 169 146.67 15% 246 233 6% 246 203.00 21% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 50 72.00 -31% 155 222.00 -30% 250 345 -28% 250 329.67 -24% AUTO THEFT 12 10.33 16% 48 38.67 24% 66 64 3% 66 59.00 12% TOTAL PROPERTY 132 148.33 -11% 424 490.00 -13% 637 779 -18% 637 722.00 -12% TOTAL PART 1 143 160.33 -11% 458 535.33 -14% 681 846 -20% 681 788.67 -14% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 4/18/21 to 5/15/21 3/21/21 to 4/17/21 2/21/21 to 3/20/21 FIRST 5025 RIDGE AV / total of 4 1804 MEARS AV / total of 3 2640 VICTORY PKWY / total of 4 D2-1 SECOND 2645 KNIGHT AV / total of 3 4328 WATTERSON ST / total of 3 2645 KNIGHT AV / total of 3 D2-2 THIRD 4301 EASTERN AV / total of 3 2645 KNIGHT AV / total of 2 4328 WATTERSON ST / total of 2 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 DISTRICT 3 SWORN PERSONNEL GENDER RACE WHITE BLACK OTHER TOTAL MALE 133 82.1% 96 30 7 133 % of Total Males 72.2% 22.6% 5.3% FEMALE 29 17.9% 23 6 0 29 % of Total Females 79.3% 20.7% 0.0% TOTAL 162 119 36 7 162 % of Total Sworn 73.5% 22.2% 4.3% POLICE CHIEF Source: Personnel Unit ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 20 SQ. MILES DAVID JOHNSTON CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 5/15/2021 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 1 1.33 -25% 5 6.00 -17% 7 9 -22% 7 8.67 -19% RAPE 4 4.67 -14% 15 17.00 -12% 21 19 11% 21 26.33 -20% ROBBERY 18 15.67 15% 49 58.67 -16% 77 113 -32% 77 98.00 -21% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 26 21.00 24% 69 53.33 29% 91 85 7% 91 72.67 25% TOTAL VIOLENT 49 42.67 15% 138 135.00 2% 196 226 -13% 196 205.67 -5% 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 44 55.33 -20% 122 187.67 -35% 188 223 -16% 188 292.33 -36% THEFT FROM AUTO 34 51.67 -34% 105 178.67 -41% 155 217 -29% 155 257.67 -40% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 130 144.00 -10% 345 470.33 -27% 513 659 -22% 513 720.00 -29% AUTO THEFT 36 24.33 48% 122 87.00 40% 187 131 43% 187 146.67 28% TOTAL PROPERTY 244 275.33 -11% 694 923.67 -25% 1043 1230 -15% 1043 1416.67 -26% TOTAL PART 1 293 318.00 -8% 832 1058.67 -21% 1239 1456 -15% 1239 1622.33 -24% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 4/18/21 to 5/15/21 3/21/21 to 4/17/21 2/21/21 to 3/20/21 FIRST 2560 HARRISON AV / total of 12 2560 HARRISON AV / total of 25 2560 HARRISON AV / total of 6 D3-1 SECOND 3599 MCHENRY AV / total of 3 2356 HARRISON AV / total of 3 3775 HERRON AV / total of 4 D3-2 THIRD 2941 WARDALL AV / total of 2 3301 LAKEVIEW AV / total of 3 3599 MCHENRY AV / total of 3 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 DISTRICT 4 SWORN PERSONNEL GENDER RACE WHITE BLACK OTHER TOTAL MALE 105 77.8% 73 32 0 105 % of Total Males 69.5% 30.5% 0.0% FEMALE 30 22.2% 17 11 2 30 % of Total Females 56.7% 36.7% 6.7% TOTAL 135 90 43 2 135 % of Total Sworn 66.7% 31.9% 1.5% POLICE CHIEF Source: Personnel Unit ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 11.7 SQ. MILES MARK BURNS CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 5/15/2021 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 1 0.67 50% 4 3.67 9% 7 9 -22% 7 5.67 24% RAPE 3 5.00 -40% 7 18.67 -63% 10 16 -38% 10 25.33 -61% ROBBERY 4 17.33 -77% 30 53.33 -44% 45 78 -42% 45 72.33 -38% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 21 21.00 0% 68 50.00 36% 93 80 16% 93 70.33 32% TOTAL VIOLENT 29 44.00 -34% 109 125.67 -13% 155 183 -15% 155 173.67 -11% 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 30 46.67 -36% 108 133.33 -19% 167 197 -15% 167 192.33 -13% THEFT FROM AUTO 48 46.33 4% 195 130.00 50% 264 172 53% 264 182.33 45% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 87 101.33 -14% 282 328.33 -14% 386 446 -13% 386 490.33 -21% AUTO THEFT 22 16.33 35% 116 64.67 79% 158 114 39% 158 103.33 53% TOTAL PROPERTY 187 210.67 -11% 701 656.33 7% 975 929 5% 975 968.33 1% TOTAL PART 1 216 254.67 -15% 810 782.00 4% 1130 1112 2% 1130 1142.00 -1% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 4/18/21 to 5/15/21 3/21/21 to 4/17/21 2/21/21 to 3/20/21 FIRST 2810 ASHLAND AV / total of 5 1230 MYRTLE AV / total of 5 1917 LOSANTIVILLE AV / total of 2 D4-1 SECOND 1230 MYRTLE AV / total of 2 2330 READING RD / total of 3 2010 RYAN AV / total of 2 D4-2 THIRD 1649 ANITA PL / total of 2 2243 MCGREGOR PL / total of 2 2330 READING RD / total of 2 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 97 79.5% 65 29 3 97 % of Total Males 67.0% 29.9% 3.1% FEMALE 25 20.5% 14 11 0 25 % of Total Females 56.0% 44.0% 0.0% TOTAL 122 79 40 3 122 % of Total Sworn 64.8% 32.8% 2.5% POLICE CHIEF Source: Personnel Unit ELIOT K. ISAAC AREA: 18 SQ. MILES CRAIG GREGOIRE CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 5/15/2021 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 2 1.33 50% 5 3.00 67% 5 10 -50% 5 4.00 25% RAPE 3 3.67 -18% 12 12.00 0% 15 16 -6% 15 20.00 -25% ROBBERY 9 8.67 4% 29 29.67 -2% 41 58 -29% 41 43.33 -5% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 12 7.33 64% 35 23.67 48% 47 45 4% 47 34.00 38% TOTAL VIOLENT 26 21.00 24% 81 68.33 19% 108 129 -16% 108 101.33 7% 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 17 47.33 -64% 60 133.33 -55% 92 178 -48% 92 199.67 -54% THEFT FROM AUTO 52 31.33 66% 134 130.00 3% 203 173 17% 203 217.67 -7% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 50 70.67 -29% 166 328.33 -49% 233 299 -22% 233 343.00 -32% AUTO THEFT 27 19.67 37% 85 64.67 31% 133 105 27% 133 88.33 51% TOTAL PROPERTY 146 169.00 -14% 445 656.33 -32% 661 755 -12% 661 848.67 -22% TOTAL PART 1 172 190.00 -9% 526 724.67 -27% 769 884 -13% 769 950.00 -19% N/C - Not Calculable Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 4/18/21 to 5/15/21 3/21/21 to 4/17/21 2/21/21 to 3/20/21 FIRST 1059 ROXIE LN / total of 2 1200 W GALBRAITH RD / total of 3 235 GREENDALE AV / total of 5 D5-1 SECOND 1209 W GALBRAITH RD / total of 2 3244 CENTRAL PKWY / total of 3 5927 CARY AV / total of 5 D5-2 THIRD 1956 KENTUCKY AV / total of 2 2313 VINE ST / total of 2 2672 W NORTH BEND RD / total of 2 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 CBS SWORN PERSONNEL GENDER RACE WHITE BLACK OTHER TOTAL MALE 36 85.7% 26 9 1 36 % of Total Males 72.2% 25.0% 2.8% FEMALE 6 14.3% 4 2 0 6 % of Total Females 66.7% 33.3% 0.0% TOTAL 42 30 11 1 42 % of Total Sworn 71.4% 26.2% 2.4% Source: Personnel Unit POLICE CHIEF AREA: 1 SQ. MILE ELIOT K. ISAAC DOUGLAS WIESMAN CRIME STATISTICS for week ending 5/15/2021 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % VIOLENT CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE HOMICIDE* 0 0.00 N/C 0 0.00 N/C 0 0 N/C 0 0.00 N/C RAPE 0 0.33 -100% 0 1.33 -100% 0 0 N/C 0 2.33 -100% ROBBERY 0 3.00 -100% 2 6.00 -67% 4 6 -33% 4 9.00 -56% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS 3 0.67 350% 7 2.67 163% 10 3 233% 10 3.33 200% TOTAL VIOLENT 3 4.00 -25% 9 10.00 -10% 14 9 56% 14 14.67 -5% 4/18/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % 2/14/21 to 3 YEAR AVG OF % % 3 YEAR % PROPERTY CRIMES 5/15/21 28 DAYS CHANGE 5/15/21 91 DAYS CHANGE YTD 2021 YTD 2020 CHANGE YTD 2021 AVERAGE CHANGE BURGLARY/B&E 2 1.00 100% 8 7.67 4% 11 12 -8% 11 11.00 0% THEFT FROM AUTO 24 14.67 64% 56 35.33 58% 73 26 181% 73 47.33 54% PERSONAL/OTHER THEFT** 12 24.33 -51% 49 78.00 -37% 76 95 -20% 76 123.67 -39% AUTO THEFT 5 1.67 200% 9 8.00 13% 16 11 45% 16 11.67 37% TOTAL PROPERTY 43 41.67 3% 122 129.00 -5% 176 144 22% 176 193.67 -9% TOTAL PART 1 46 45.67 1% 131 139.00 -6% 190 153 24% 190 208.33 -9%

Repeat Drug Calls-for-Service Addresses and Intersections 4/18/21 to 5/15/21 3/21/21 to 4/17/21 2/21/21 to 3/20/21 FIRST 150 E 3RD ST / total of 1 1000 BROADWAY / total of 1 1005 GILBERT AV / total of 3 CBS-1 SECOND 224 E 8TH ST / total of 1 103 E MEHRING WY / total of 1 100 E COURT ST / total of 1 CBS-2 THIRD 28 W 4TH ST / total of 1 115 E 5TH ST / total of 1 28 W 4TH ST / 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: 5/17/2021

From: Allison Oswall Sent: Wednesday, April 28, 2021 19:07 To: Schofield, David Subject: [External Email] Katelyn Hoffbauer P600

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Lieutenant Schofield,

Today Katelyn Hoffbauer P600 testified on behalf of the State of Ohio in an aggravated robbery and felonious assault jury trial before Judge Wagner in the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas. PO Hoffbauer was the officer who responded to the victim when he presented at Good Samaritan Hospital on April 27, 2019 for a gunshot wound to the leg. The victim is mentally retarded and autistic.

As PO Hoffbauer’s supervisor, I feel it is appropriate to let you know she is one of the best law enforcement witnesses who has ever testified in my 15 year career. She was prepared, had a command of the room, and was able to effectively respond to the “traps” set by defense counsel. PO Hoffbauer was an outstanding representative of the Cincinnati Police Department. We have a long way to go in the trial still, but I was so impressed with PO Hoffbauer today I thought it would be important for the chain of command to know what an excellent witness PO Hoffbauer was in case B1903749.

Thanks, Allison Oswall

Allison Bisig Oswall Assistant Prosecuting Attorney/Criminal Division Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office From: Lauren Clements Sent: Wednesday, May 5, 2021 9:27 AM To: Tucker, Cassandra ; Pearson, Chantia ; Williams, Michael Subject: [External Email] Thank you!

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Good Morning,

I just wanted to send a quick thank you for the amazing school resource officers that Corryville Catholic utilizes. Officer Mitchell has built such a solid relationship with our students. It doesn't matter what the conversation is, our students trust Officer Mitchell. I'm a second year principal, so have found it very valuable to bounce ideas off of him. He is always so willing to help our students. Officer Robinson has also helped out with a few incidents we've had at school. I just really appreciate having them as a resource. Her compassion and skill in dealing with middle school students has been a gift! I'm a firm believer that it takes a village to raise a child, and I'm so thankful to have your resource officers as a part of our Corryville Catholic family. Have a great day!

-- Mrs. Lauren Clements Principal Corryville Catholic School