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APPENDIX B

I. Offense Data

IBR data are to be submitted monthly. Data should reflect offenses that occurred during the calendar month.

IBR data are requested for the Weed and Seed TARGET AREA only.

GROUP

IBR CODE

OFFENSE DESCRIPTION

OFFENSES

ARRESTS

A

9

Homicide Offenses

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A

9 A

Murder / Non-Negligent Manslaughter

   

A

9 B

Negligent Manslaughter

   

A

9 C

Justifiable Homicide

   

A

100

Kidnapping / Abduction

   

A

11

Sex Offenses, Forcible

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A

11 A

Forcible Rape

   

A

11 B

Forcible Sodomy

   

A

11 C

Sexual Assault with an Object

   

A

11 D

Forcible Fondling

   

A

120

Robbery

   

A

13

Assault Offenses

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A

13 A

Aggravated Assault

   

A

13 B

Simple Assault

   

A

13 C

Intimidation

   

A

200

Arson

   

A

210

Extortion / Blackmail

   

A

220

Burglary / Breaking & Entering

   

A

23

Larceny / Theft Offenses

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A

23 A

Pocket-Picking

   

A

23 B

Purse Snatching

   

A

23 C

Shoplifting

   

A

23 D

Theft from a Building

   

A

23 E

Theft from a Coin-Op. Machine or Device

   

A

23 F

Theft from Motor Vehicle

   

A

23 G

Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts / Accessories

   

A

23 H

All Other Larceny

   

A

240

Motor Vehicle Theft

   

A

250

Counterfeiting / Forgery

   

A

26

Fraud Offenses

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A

26 A

False Pretenses / Swindle / Confidence Game

   

A

26 B

Credit Card / ATM /

   

A

26 C

Impersonation

   

A

26 D

Welfare Fraud

   

A

26 E

Wire Fraud

   

GROUP

IBR CODE

OFFENSE DESCRIPTION

# OF OFFENSES

# OF ARRESTS

A

270

Embezzlement

   

A

280

Stolen Property Offenses

   

A

290

Destruction / Damage / Vandalism

   

A

35

Drug / Narcotic Offenses

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A

35 A

Drug / Narcotic Violations

   

A

35 B

Drug Equipment Violations

   

A

36

Sex Offenses, Non-forcible

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A

36 A

Incest

   

A

36 B

Statutory Rape

   

A

370

Pornography / Obscene Material

   

A

39

Gambling Offenses

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A

39 A

Betting / Wagering

   

A

39 B

Operating / Promoting / Assisting

   

A

39 C

Gambling Equipment Violations

   

A

39 D

Sports Tampering

   

A

40

Prostitution Offenses

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A

40 A

Prostitution

   

A

40 B

Assisting or Promoting

   

A

510

Bribery

   

A

520

Weapon Law Violations

   
         

B

90 A

Bad Checks

   

B

90 B

Curfew / Loitering / Vagrancy Violations

   

B

90 C

Disorderly Conduct

   

B

90 D

DUI

   

B

90 E

Drunkeness

   

B

90 F

Family Offenses, Non-Violent

   

B

90 G

Liquor Law Violations

   

B

90 H

Peeping Tom

   

B

90 I

Runaway

   

B

90 J

Trespass of Real Property

   

B

90 Z

All Other Offenses

   

II. Supplemental Data

These data are to be submitted monthly. Data should reflect occurrences during the calendar monthly.

Hours of police presence IN TARGET AREA ONLY

Target area

# of officers funded with W/S funds (include part-time and full-time officers)

 

# of hours of police presence funded with W/S funds (include hours for part-time

and full-time officers)

 

# of officers NOT funded with W/S funds (include part-time and full-time officers)

 

# of hours of police presence NOT funded with W/S funds (include hours for part-

time and full-time officers)

 

Sweeps IN TARGET AREA ONLY

Target area

# of sweeps

 

Total # of arrests made as a result of sweeps

 

# of arrests that were drug-related

 

Check points SERVING THE TARGET AREA

Target area

Total # of check points

 

# of DUI charges made as a result of check points

 

# of drug arrests made as a result of check points

 

General

Target area

City-wide

Number of calls-for-service

   

Number of firearms seized

   

Please provide "quantity of drugs seized" data in either weight or street value.

 

Quantity by weight in grams

Quantity by street value* in $

Quantity of drugs seized (by type)

Target area

City-wide

Target area

City-wide

Opium, Cocaine and Derivatives

g.

g.

$

$

Marijuana

g.

g.

$

$

Synthetic Narcotics

g.

g.

$

$

Other Dangerous Non-Narcotics

g.

g.

$

$

*If you provided street value data, explain how your agency calculates the "street value" figure for drugs seized.

III. Narrative Form A - Weed Activities

Narrative Form A is to be submitted quarterly. Information should reflect events and activities that have occurred during the reporting quarter. You may add copies of rosters, reports, handouts, etc. to this report when necessary to help explain or illustrate the information requested for the narrative report.

Report information about grant-funded Weed activities that serve the target area as outlined below.

    1. ACTIVITIES
    2. List and describe the specific Weed activities and Community Policing activities that occurred during this report period. Explain the roles of grant-funded personnel in relationship to the activities (enforcement, community policing officers, prosecutors, investigators, etc.). Please identify those Weed activities in the target area which are funded with Weed and Seed funds.

    3. CHECKPOINTS, SWEEPS, SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
    4. Describe the nature of any checkpoints, sweeps, or special activities / patrols during the report period and the impact of these activities, if known (e.g. number and types of arrests from these activities, etc.). Please indicate whether these activities were conducted solely by W/S funded personnel or if non-W/S funded personnel assisted.

    5. COLLABORATIVE SUPPORT
    6. Discuss any collaborative support during the report period that was provided by the State Police or other entities in conducting Weed activities.

    7. SUPPLEMENTING EXISTING EFFORTS
    8. Illustrate how Weed activities during the report period supplemented previous or existing efforts in the target area or surrounding community.

    9. SIGNIFICANT PROGRAM CHANGES

Describe any significant program changes in Weed activities since last quarter and explain reasons for changes.

6. PROGRAM OBSTACLES

Explain / describe obstacles to program implementation or service delivery which were encountered during this report.

III. Narrative Form B - Seed Activities

Narrative Form B is to be submitted quarterly. Information should reflect events and activities that have occurred during the reporting quarter. You may add copies of rosters, reports, handouts, etc. to this report when necessary to help explain or illustrate the information requested for the narrative report.

Report information about grant-funded Seed activities that serve the target area as outlined below.

    1. ACTIVITIES
    2. List and describe all Seed activities during the report time frame. Include the name and service provider for each program. Explain the roles of any grant-funded personnel in relationship to the activities. Please describe only those Seed activities in the target area that are funded with Weed and Seed funds.

    3. TIME FRAME
    4. Provide the time frame in which each Seed program / activity was operational during this quarter. What is the length of time that a program participant is expected to spend in each program? (e.g., Is the program a 10-week curriculum or a one-day event?)

    5. PARTICIPANTS
    6. Describe the participants in each of this quarter’s operational programs. What population does each program target? How often did they participate? Generally describe those who actively participated in each program. How many people participated in each program? How many in each program reside in the target area?

    7. COLLABORATIVE SUPPORT
    8. Review any collaborative support during the report period that was provided by other agencies or organizations in conducting Seed activities.

    9. SUPPLEMENTING EXISTING EFFORTS
    10. Illustrate how Seed activities supplemented previous or existing efforts in the target area or surrounding community.

    11. SIGNIFICANT PROGRAM CHANGES
    12. Describe any significant program changes in Seed activities since last quarter and explain reason for changes.

    13. PROGRAM OBSTACLES

Explain / describe obstacles to program implementation or service delivery which were encountered during this report period.

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