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    The chief of police presented the 2023 crime statistics to the public safety committee. Overall crime increased slightly at 2.1% but violent crime decreased 9.6% due to reductions in homicides, assaults, and sex offenses. Property crime increased 6.6% primarily due to a 53.2% rise in motor vehicle thefts of certain makes and models. The police department utilized various task forces and partnerships to reduce crime through prevention strategies, arrests, and property recovery.

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    2023 Crime Statistics

    Public Safety Committee


    Presented by Chief of Police William McManus
    January 16, 2024
     FBI Reporting Requirements

     Crime Statistics for Calendar Year


    2023

     Strategies to Reduced Violent Crime


    and Property Crime

    2
    FBI requires reporting using the National Incident
    Based Reporting System (NIBRS)
    • Records each offense occurring within an
    incident
    • Classifies offenses in two Groups: A or B
    • Group A are most serious crimes and divided in
    3crime categories:
    • Against Persons
    • Against Society and
    • Against Property

    • 24 categories and over 50 offense types


    • Group B offenses only included in crime statistics
    and only reported if an arrest is made. There are
    10 Categories of Group B offenses 3
    Against Person Against Society Against Property
    • Assault • Animal Cruelty • Arson
    • Homicide • Drug/Narcotics • Bribery
    • Human Trafficking • Gambling • Burglary
    • Kidnaping/Abduction • Pornography/Obscene • Counterfeiting/Forgery
    • Sex Offenses Material • Destruction/Damage/V
    • Sex Offenses – Non • Prostitution andalism
    Forcible • Weapons Law violations • Embezzlement
    • Extortion/Blackmail
    • Fraud, Larceny
    • Motor Vehicle Theft
    • Robbery
    • Stolen Property

    4 4
     In 2023, SAPD received over 2.4
    1,403,690
    million calls
     Average Response Time
    1,057,451
     Emergency Calls – 6:19
     Non-Emergency Calls – 20:20

    Emergency
    Non-Emergency 5
    2023 Crime Statistics
    Crime Category 2022 2023 Change

    Against Person 37,214 33,636 -9.6% Against


    Society
    Against Society 12,619 12,338 -2.2% 12,338
    Against Property 8%
    Against Property 106,198 113,260 6.6% 113,260
    71%
    Total 156,031 159,234 2.1%
    Against
    *The above NIBRS crime statistics listed are not final and sometimes adjusted throughout Person
    the year due to re-classification after being investigated or reports filed later by a victim. 33,636
    21%

    6
    9.6%
    Crime 2022 2023 Change
    decrease
    Assault 34,374 31,126 -9.4% in violent crime
    Homicide 231 165 -26.6%
    due to
    Human Trafficking 24 21 -12.5%
    decreases in:
    Kidnaping/Abduction 100 106 6.0% • Homicides
    Sex Offenses 2,482 1,713 -9.1% • Assaults and
    Sex Offenses – • Sex offenses
    3 0 -100%
    Nonforcible
    Total 37,214 33,636 -9.6%
    7
    Factor 2022 2023
    Argument Related 60 48
    Human Trafficking 54 0 2023 Race/Ethnicity of Victims
    Family/Intimate Partner Related 16 25 • 50.3% Hispanic/Latino
    Gang Related 14 3 • 24.8% White
    Theft Related 19 11 • 23.6% African American
    Narcotics Related 11 6
    • 1.2% Other
    Mental Health 2 0
    Neglect/Abuse - Child 1 0
    Vice Related 0 0
    2023 Gender of Victims
    Manslaughter 1 0 • 79% Male
    OIS 1 1 • 21% Female
    Road Rage 1 1
    Unknown 51 70
    Total 231 165 8
    Crimes 2022 2023 Change
    2.2% decrease
    Animal Cruelty 108 108 0.0% due to decrease
    in offenses related
    Drug/Narcotics 9,294 9,300 0.1%
    to gambling,
    Gambling 28 7 -75.0% pornography and
    Pornography/Obscene prostitution
    498 420 -14.1%
    Material
    Prostitution 201 153 -23.9%
    Weapons Law violations 2,499 2,350 -6.0%
    Total 12,619 12,338 -2.2%
    9
    Crimes Against Property 2022 2023 Change

    Arson 255 217 -14.9%


    Bribery 2 6 200.0%
    Burglary/Breaking and Entering 9,391 8,216 -12.5%
    Counterfeiting/Forgery 2,152 1,754 -18.5%
    6.6%
    Destruction/Damage/Vandalism 17,467 18,420 5.5% increase
    Embezzlement 344 266 -22.7% due to motor
    Extortion/Blackmail 1 108 100.0% vehicle theft
    Fraud Offenses 8,185 8,380 2.4%
    Larceny/Theft Offenses 53,588 54,523 1.7%
    Motor Vehicle Theft 12,551 19,225 53.2%
    Robbery 1,710 1,791 4.7%
    Stolen Property 552 354 -35.9%
    Total 106,198 113,260 6.6% 10
    • Most property crimes are crimes of opportunity taking advantage of easy
    targets
    • Close to 60% of property crime is residential

    Race/Ethnicity or Property Crimes Victims Percentage


    White 58.3%
    Hispanic/Latino 23.8%
    Unknown 12.0%
    African American 4.3%
    Asian/Pacific Islander/Native American 1.6%
    Total 100%
    11
    Make Model Number Stolen
    KIA Soul 1,040
    Optima 1,039
     Primary driver of Property Forte 1,034
    Crime increase is motor
    Rio 508
    vehicle theft
    Sportage 498
    Sorrento 281
     These vehicles make up
    Hyundai Elantra 1,977
    55% of stolen vehicles in
    2023 Sonata 1,030
    Accent 300
    Ford F-Series 1,650
    Chevrolet Silverado 700
    RAM Pickup 579
    12
    SAPD meets regularly with residents and
    businesses
    • Shares prevention strategies

    Holiday Crime Reduction Taskforce


    • November 2023 – January 5, 2024
    • 178 arrests
    • 208 stolen vehicle recoveries & 51 weapon
    recoveries

    Property Crimes Taskforce


    • Reported Cases: 5,830
    • Cases Filed: 1,831
    • Arrest Warrants: 604
    • Property Recovered: $ 1,337,701
    13
    • Partnership with the UTSA Department of
    Criminology and Criminal Justice for
    development of Violent Crime Reduction Plan

    • January 2023 – First Phase: Hot Spot Policing


    • Mid-Year Results (January – June 2023) – 41.5% violent crime
    decrease in treatment areas

    • January 2024 – Second Phase: Problem


    Oriented, Place-Based Policing (POPBP)

    14
    • Reverse current increasing trend in
    reported violent crime
    • Reduce number of victims of violent
    crimes
    • Increase community trust and
    engagement with SAPD
    • Improve place-based conditions that
    contribute to violence

    15
    Multi-dimensional response to underlying conditions that
    make areas more susceptible to crime
    • Involves services beyond police
    • Multi-Departmental Workgroup
    • Solutions are problem-driven and may involve reducing urban blight
    and nuisance/disorder abatement
    • Creative thinking, multi-disciplinary approaches and appropriate
    resources are necessary
    • Work currently underway

    16 16
    • Collaboration with Metro Health Department
    • Goal: Preventative strategies and enhance
    the City’s response to violence
    • Focuses on the following focus areas:
    • Youth Violence
    • Gun Violence
    • Sexual Violence
    • Domestic Violence
    • Plan will be presented to City Council at
    “B” Session later this month

    17
    2023 Crime Statistics
    Public Safety Committee
    Presented by Chief of Police William McManus
    January 16, 2024

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