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Cr Im E Sta Tistics Compstat COMPSTAT Citywide Profile 01-MAY-2021 to 31-MAY-2021 Chief of Staff: Assistant Chief Robert Moser Population: 837,442 Operations: Assistant Chief Michael Redmond Area: 48.1 square miles Administration: Deputy Chief Gregory Yee Investigations: Acting Deputy Chief Raj Vaswani Total sworn: 2217 Field Operations: Deputy Chief David Lazar Special Operations: Deputy Chief Ann Mannix Special Operations: Acting Deputy Chief Daniel Perea Field Operations: Commander Teresa Ewins Field Operations: Commander Peter Walsh Chief William Scott Investigations: Acting Commander Carl Fabbri MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 HOMICIDE 3 6 100% 3 6 100% 18 18 0% RAPE 18 9 -50% 24 9 -63% 94 66 -30% ROBBERY 147 188 28% 164 188 15% 1086 930 -14% AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 169 202 20% 180 202 12% 864 885 2% HUMAN TRAFFICKING-SEX ACT 1 0 -100% 3 0 -100% 10 12 20% HUMAN TRAFFICKING-INVOLUNTARY SERV. 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal TOTAL PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES 338 405 20% 374 405 8% 2072 1911 -8% MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 BURGLARY 861 556 -35% 537 556 4% 2841 3164 11% CRIME STATISTICS CRIME LARCENY THEFT* 1744 2605 49% 1974 2605 32% 12243 10106 -17% THEFT FROM VEHICLE* 923 1891 105% 1333 1891 42% 6884 6615 -4% AUTO THEFT 505 490 -3% 448 490 9% 2173 2398 10% ARSON 41 29 -29% 33 29 -12% 161 173 7% TOTAL PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES 3151 3680 17% 2992 3680 23% 17418 15841 -9% TOTAL PART 1 CRIMES 3489 4085 17% 3366 4085 21% 19490 17752 -9% * Larceny/Theft category includes Theft from Vehicle. Data Source: Crime Data Warehouse via BI Tools (Data Was queried on June 07, 2021 and includes all Incidents that Were entered into the system by June 06, 2021 at midnight); SFPD Homicide Unit NOTES: Compstat statistics are based on date of occurrence, except Rape and Arson. Rape and Arson totals are based on date reported. Arrest data is not available. % Change is rounded to the nearest Whole number. CompStat reports contain preliminary data and are subject to further analysis and revision COMPSTAT Central Profile 01-MAY-2021 to 31-MAY-2021 District Supervisors District 2: Catherine Stefani District 3: Aaron Peskin District 6: Matt Haney Captain Julian Ng MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 HOMICIDE 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal 2 0 -100% RAPE 2 1 -50% 2 1 -50% 8 5 -38% ROBBERY 18 35 94% 19 35 84% 181 135 -25% AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 12 20 67% 10 20 100% 67 67 0% HUMAN TRAFFICKING-SEX ACT 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal 1 0 -100% HUMAN TRAFFICKING-INVOLUNTARY SERV. 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal TOTAL PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES 32 56 75% 31 56 81% 259 207 -20% MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 BURGLARY 157 55 -65% 65 55 -15% 484 358 -26% CRIME STATISTICS CRIME LARCENY THEFT* 154 847 450% 476 847 78% 1836 2463 34% THEFT FROM VEHICLE* 85 725 753% 374 725 94% 843 1919 128% AUTO THEFT 27 41 52% 31 41 32% 143 173 21% ARSON 10 5 -50% 3 5 67% 28 15 -46% TOTAL PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES 348 948 172% 575 948 65% 2491 3009 21% TOTAL PART 1 CRIMES 380 1004 164% 606 1004 66% 2750 3216 17% * Larceny/Theft category includes Theft froM Vehicle. Data Source: CriMe Data Warehouse via BI Tools (Data was queried on June 07, 2021 and includes all Incidents that were entered into the systeM by June 06, 2021 at Midnight); SFPD HoMicide Unit NOTES: CoMpstat statistics are based on date of occurrence, eXcept Rape and Arson. Rape and Arson totals are based on date reported. Arrest data is not available. % Change is rounded to the nearest whole nuMber. CoMpStat reports contain preliMinary data and are subject to further analysis and revision COMPSTAT SOUTHERN 01-MAY-2021 to 31-MAY-2021 District Supervisors District 6: Matt Haney District 10: Shamann Walton Captain Timothy Falvey MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 HOMICIDE 0 1 not cal 0 1 not cal 1 3 200% RAPE 3 1 -67% 1 1 0% 16 7 -56% ROBBERY 15 16 7% 14 16 14% 115 78 -32% AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 27 24 -11% 28 24 -14% 111 102 -8% HUMAN TRAFFICKING-SEX ACT 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal 1 1 0% HUMAN TRAFFICKING-INVOLUNTARY SERV. 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal TOTAL PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES 45 42 -7% 43 42 -2% 244 191 -22% MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 BURGLARY 113 55 -51% 70 55 -21% 422 357 -15% CRIME STATISTICS CRIME LARCENY THEFT* 152 176 16% 149 176 18% 1255 755 -40% THEFT FROM VEHICLE* 71 103 45% 70 103 47% 654 413 -37% AUTO THEFT 56 33 -41% 44 33 -25% 214 187 -13% ARSON 7 3 -57% 5 3 -40% 20 23 15% TOTAL PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES 328 267 -19% 268 267 0% 1911 1322 -31% TOTAL PART 1 CRIMES 373 309 -17% 311 309 -1% 2155 1513 -30% * Larceny/Theft category includes Theft froM Vehicle. Data Source: Crime Data Warehouse via BI Tools (Data was queried on June 07, 2021 and includes all Incidents that were entered into the systeM by June 06, 2021 at Midnight); SFPD Homicide Unit NOTES: CoMpstat statistics are based on date of occurrence, eXcept Rape and Arson. Rape and Arson totals are based on date reported. Arrest data is not available. % Change is rounded to the nearest whole nuMber. CoMpStat reports contain preliMinary data and are subject to further analysis and revision COMPSTAT Bayview Profile 01-MAY-2021 to 31-MAY-2021 District Supervisors District 9: Hillary Ronen District 10: Shamann Walton Captain David Maron MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 HOMICIDE 1 2 100% 1 2 100% 2 4 100% RAPE 7 1 -86% 3 1 -67% 12 10 -17% ROBBERY 9 11 22% 34 11 -68% 119 95 -20% AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 34 40 18% 21 40 90% 126 147 17% HUMAN TRAFFICKING-SEX ACT 0 0 not cal 1 0 -100% 0 1 not cal HUMAN TRAFFICKING-INVOLUNTARY SERV. 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal TOTAL PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES 51 54 6% 60 54 -10% 259 257 -1% MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 BURGLARY 46 35 -24% 27 35 30% 195 187 -4% CRIME STATISTICSCRIME LARCENY THEFT* 136 102 -25% 136 102 -25% 872 661 -24% THEFT FROM VEHICLE* 78 71 -9% 99 71 -28% 557 440 -21% AUTO THEFT 71 88 24% 86 88 2% 318 437 37% ARSON 5 8 60% 6 8 33% 18 32 78% TOTAL PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES 258 233 -10% 255 233 -9% 1403 1317 -6% TOTAL PART 1 CRIMES 309 287 -7% 315 287 -9% 1662 1574 -5% * Larceny/Theft category includes Theft froM Vehicle. Data Source: CriMe Data Warehouse via BI Tools (Data was queried on June 07, 2021 and includes all Incidents that were entered into the systeM by June 06, 2021 at Midnight); SFPD HoMicide Unit NOTES: CoMpstat statistics are based on date of occurrence, eXcept Rape and Arson. Rape and Arson totals are based on date reported. Arrest data is not available. % Change is rounded to the nearest whole number. CoMpStat reports contain preliMinary data and are subject to further analysis and revision COMPSTAT Mission Profile 01-MAY-2021 to 31-MAY-2021 District Supervisors District 8: Rafael Mandelman District 9: Hillary Ronen District 10: Shamann Walton Captain Rachel Moran MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 HOMICIDE 1 1 0% 0 1 not cal 4 2 -50% RAPE 2 2 0% 3 2 -33% 11 5 -55% ROBBERY 16 32 100% 22 32 45% 153 128 -16% AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 24 29 21% 28 29 4% 132 135 2% HUMAN TRAFFICKING-SEX ACT 1 0 -100% 0 0 not cal 5 1 -80% HUMAN TRAFFICKING-INVOLUNTARY SERV. 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal 0 0 not cal TOTAL PART 1 VIOLENT CRIMES 44 64 45% 53 64 21% 305 271 -11% MAY MAY APRIL MAY PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES % Change % Change YTD 2020 YTD 2021 % Change 2020 2021 2021 2021 BURGLARY 106 76 -28% 71 76 7% 346 430 24% CRIME STATISTICS CRIME LARCENY THEFT* 225 228 1% 200 228 14% 1489 888 -40% THEFT FROM VEHICLE* 99 109 10% 112 109 -3% 795 462 -42% AUTO THEFT 66 76 15% 70 76 9% 308 360 17% ARSON 2 4 100% 3 4 33% 16 25 56% TOTAL PART 1 PROPERTY CRIMES 399 384 -4% 344 384 12% 2159 1703 -21% TOTAL PART 1 CRIMES 443 448 1% 397 448 13% 2464 1974 -20% * Larceny/Theft category includes Theft froM Vehicle. Data Source: Crime Data Warehouse via BI Tools (Data was queried on June 07, 2021 and includes all Incidents that were entered into the systeM by June 06, 2021 at Midnight); SFPD Homicide Unit NOTES: CoMpstat statistics are based on date of occurrence, eXcept Rape and Arson.
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