2013 Crime Report - Clackamas County

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Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office
Crime
Report
2013
Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office • 2013 Crime Report
Analysis of Crimes
in Clackamas County
2013
Pr e pa r e d by the
Crime Analysis Unit
2223 K aen R oa d • Or e gon City, Or e gon 9 7 0 4 5 •
(503) 785-508 8 • www.c la c k a ma s .us /s he r iff
Craig Roberts, Sheriff
David Kirby, Undersheriff
Matt Ellington, Undersheriff
Shara VanMeter, Crime Analyst
Pr e pa r e d Ma y 2 0 1 4
“Working together to make a difference”
CRAIG ROBERTS, Sheriff
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Table of Contents
On the cover:
The Sheriff’s Office
Marine Patrol
in action.
Photo by Patrick
Sherman.
Clackamas County at a Glance........................................................... 4
Patrol Districts Map............................................................................. 5
Population Totals................................................................................. 6
Reports Processed.............................................................................. 7
Are Crimes Up or Down?..................................................................... 8
5-Year Population & Crime-Rate History............................................. 9
All Crimes Reported..................................................................... 10-11
All Crimes Reported by Patrol District.......................................... 12-13
Crimes by Type Graph....................................................................... 14
Crimes Reported by Month Graph..................................................... 14
Clackamas County Jail...................................................................... 15
Stolen Vehicles by Patrol District....................................................... 16
Stolen Vehicles: 2013 by Month........................................................ 17
Stolen Vehicles: 10-Year History....................................................... 17
Towed Vehicles by Year..................................................................... 18
Recovered Stolen Vehicles........................................................... 18-19
Calls for Service........................................................................... 20-23
Property Room.................................................................................. 24
INTERCEPT...................................................................................... 25
SWAT & HNT..................................................................................... 26
Search & Rescue............................................................................... 27
Traffic................................................................................................. 28
DUII Arrests....................................................................................... 29
For More Information......................................................................... 30
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Clackamas County
C
at a glance
lackamas County, named for the resident Clackamas Indians,
was established on July 5, 1843. Oregon City, the county seat, was the
first incorporated city west of the Rockies, the first capital of the territorial
government in 1848, and the site of the first state legislative session.
Clackamas County encompasses 1,879 square
miles — well over a million acres. It ranks 18th
in size and third in the state of Oregon for total
population, with an estimated 386,080 people.
The largest cities in the county are Lake Oswego,
with a population of 36,990; Oregon City, with a
population of 33,390; West Linn, with a population
of 25,425; and Wilsonville, with a population of
21,550 people.
Clackamas County is located in the northern
Willamette Valley of western Oregon. Hood River
and Wasco Counties bound Clackamas County on the east, with Multnomah County sitting
to the north. Marion County borders the south and also on the west along with Yamhill and
Washington Counties. Butte Creek forms most of the western boundary, while the eastern
boundary generally follows the crest of the Cascade Mountains.
From an elevation at Oregon City of 55 feet, the County rises to 11,235 feet at the peak
of Mt. Hood on its northeastern boundary, the highest point in the state. Forest resources,
lakes, rivers and streams provide numerous opportunities for hunting and fishing, as well
as camping and other forms of recreation. Special points of scenic and historic interest
are Willamette Falls, the McLoughlin House, Lake Oswego, Wilhoit Mineral Springs, Mt.
Hood, and Timberline Lodge.
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Patrol Districts
Clackamas County Sheriff Office
PORTLAND
82ND
SIDE
CITY
OF HAPPY
VALLEY
99E CLACKAMAS
SIDE JOHNSON
CITY OF
DAMASCUS
BORING
CITY
WEST
SIDE
MOUNTAIN
METRO
CITY OF
WILSONVILLE
CITY OF
ESTACADA
EAST
COUNTY
USFS
SOUTH
COUNTY
0
5
Miles
10
5
20
Map
Clackamas County
Population Totals
Clackamas County Population
Updated 12/17/13
Portland State University Population Research Center: http://www.pdx.edu/prc/
**The 2010 population figures have been updated based on Portland State University's revisions after the 2010 census
Area
Clackamas Co.
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010**
2011
356,250 361,300 367,040 372,270 376,660 379,845 376,780 378,480
2012
381,680
2013
386,080
Incorporated Cities
Canby
14,110
Damascus*
14,385
14,705
15,140
15,165
15,230
15,830
15,830
15,865
15,910
9,380
9,670
9,775
9,975
9,985
10,540
10,575
10,585
10,595
Estacada*
2,450
2,480
2,580
2,695
2,820
2,865
2,730
2,850
2,850
2,900
Gladstone
12,140
12,170
12,210
12,200
12,215
12,215
11,495
11,495
11,495
11,495
Happy Valley*
6,640
7,275
9,210
10,380
11,455
11,465
14,100
14,330
14,965
15,575
Lake Oswego
35,930
36,075
36,350
36,335
36,590
36,755
36,620
36,725
36,770
36,990
Milwaukie
20,590
20,655
20,835
20,920
20,915
20,920
20,290
20,400
20,435
20,500
5,930
6,395
6,830
6,830
7,590
7,590
8,110
8,110
8,110
8,110
28,370
28,965
29,540
30,060
30,405
30,470
31,995
32,220
32,500
33,390
6,360
6,645
7,070
7,595
8,005
8,205
9,665
9,780
9,880
9,990
West Linn
23,970
24,080
24,180
24,180
24,400
24,400
25,150
25,250
25,370
25,425
Wilsonville*
16,250
16,510
16,885
17,360
17,940
18,020
19,525
19,565
20,515
21,550
172,740
185,015
190,065
193,470
197,475
198,120
206,050
207,130
209,340
212,430
Molalla
Oregon City
Sandy
Total:
* Contract Cities patrolled by Clackamas County Sheriff's Office (Estacada was a contract city until 08/31/13)
Incorporated Cities
Contract Cities 35,645
149,370
Other Cities
38,345
40,210
42,190
42,335
46,895
47,320
48,915
48,915
151,720
153,260
155,285
155,785
159,155
159,810
160,425
160,425
Total Unincorporated Area Patrolled by CCSO (does not include Contract Cities)
Patrol Area
183,510 176,285 176,975 178,800 179,185 181,725 170,730 171,350 172,340
Total Area Patrolled by CCSO (including Damascus, Estacada, Happy Valley & Wilsonville)
Patrol Area
206,880 209,580 213,780 216,985 220,875 220,690 216,970 218,055 221,255
50,620
161,810
2013
173,650
2013
224,270
Population of Other County Areas of Interest (these are included in the CCSO patrol area above)
630
630
675
675
675
680
565
565
565
Johnson City
565
140
140
140
140
140
140
135
135
135
Barlow
135
340
350
350
350
350
350
350
375
420
Rivergrove
445
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Reports Processed
D
uring 2013, the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office processed 56,421 reports that were entered
into C.L.A.S.S. During 2012, the Sheriff’s Office processed 56,714 reports. This is a decrease
Reports
Processed
of 293 reports (or 0.5%) during
2013 compared
to 2012.
During 2013, the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office processed 56,421 reports that were entered into C.L.A.S.S.
average
number
of reports
processed
during the
previous
three years
57,534.0.
56,421
During The
2012,
the Sheriff's
Office
processed
56,714 reports.
This
is a decrease
of 293 was
reports
or 0.5%The
during
reports processed
2013 compared
to 2012. during 2013 is a decrease of 1,113 reports or 1.9%.
TheThis
average
number
of reports
processed
during theand
previous
three
years was
57,534.0.
56,421 reports
includes
all reports
(except
for “specials”
follow-up
reports)
processed
by The
the Sheriff’s
Office,
processed during 2013 is a decrease of 1,113 reports or 1.9%.
including reports written in contract cities and courtesy reports written for other agencies. Some cases
include
report types.
Each report
is only counted
regardless
the number
of including
crimes
Thismay
includes
all multiple
reports (except
for "specials"
and follow-up
reports)once,
processed
by theofSheriff's
Office,
violations
documented
in the
report.reports
For the
number
of reported
crimes,
please
see
theinclude
“All Reported
reportsor
written
in contract
cities and
courtesy
written
for other
agencies.
Some
cases
may
multiple
report types.
is only
counted once, regardless of the number of crimes or violations documented in the
Crimes”Each
chartreport
on pages
10-11.
report. For the number of reported crimes, please see the All Reported Crimes chart on pages 10 and 11.
The chart below is a breakdown of report types and total number processed for each type during 2012,
The chart below is a breakdown of report types and total number processed for each type during 2012, 2013 and
2013, for
andthe
theprevious
averagethree
for the
previous
three
years
2010, 2011, and 2012.
the average
years
of 2010,
2011,
andof2012.
Report Type
Accident
Crime
Custody *
FCR
Person
Towed Vehicle
Vehicle
Truck Inspections
Traffic Citations
Parking Citations
Boat Exams
Hull Inspections
Marine Citations
Other Citations
Total:
2013
Monthly
Average
2012
1,812
11,377
15,944
1,862
1,430
1,787
1,237
807
16,716
572
2,171
73
131
502
56,421
151.0
948.1
1,328.7
155.2
119.2
148.9
103.1
67.3
1,393.0
47.7
180.9
6.1
10.9
41.8
4,701.8
1,757
10,309
15,501
2,544
1,391
2,201
1,282
785
17,371
644
2,013
59
270
587
56,714
Monthly
Average
3 Year
Average
Monthly
Average
146.4
859.1
1,291.8
212.0
115.9
183.4
106.8
65.4
1,447.6
53.7
167.8
4.9
22.5
48.9
4,726.2
1,728.3
10,866.7
15,605.0
2,251.3
1,378.7
2,337.0
1,113.7
698.0
16,397.7
917.0
3,318.0
73.3
198.0
651.3
57,534.0
144.0
905.6
1,300.4
187.6
114.9
194.8
92.8
58.2
1,366.5
76.4
276.5
6.1
16.5
54.3
4,794.5
* Includes all custody reports processed by the Jail and Records, regardless of the arresting agency.
Parking Citations 1.0%
Traffic Citations 29.6%
Boat Exams 3.8%
Hull Inspections 0.1%
Truck Inspections 1.4%
Marine Citations 0.2%
Other Citations 0.9%
Vehicle 2.2%
Accident 3.2%
Towed Vehicle 3.2%
Person 2.5%
Crime 20.2%
FCR 3.3%
Custody * 28.3%
7
% Change
From 3 Yr
Average
4.8%
4.7%
2.2%
-17.3%
3.7%
-23.5%
11.1%
15.6%
1.9%
-37.6%
-34.6%
-0.4%
-33.8%
-22.9%
-1.9%
Are
Crimes
UP DOWN?
or
2013 Change
from 2012
2013 Change
from 3-year Average
All Reported Crimes -1.0% -3.9%
Part I Crimes -0.02% -2.8%
Part II / Other Crimes -2.1% -5.0%
County Top Six Crimes 1.8% -1.9%
• Theft 4.0% -2.5%
• Criminal Mischief 1.2% -3.5%
• Burglary -7.1% -3.7%
• Stolen Vehicles -6.7% 8.0%
• Identity Theft 28.9% 17.7%
• Assault -10.9% -17.6%
Person Crimes -3.8% -2.1%
Property Crimes 0.5% -3.3%
Behavioral Crimes -4.4% -6.6%
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5-year Population
& Crime-Rate History
YearPopulation
Population&& Crime
Crime Rate
Rate History
History
55Year
YearPopulation
Population &
55Year
& Crime
CrimeRate
RateHistory
History
Unincorporated Clackamas County Population
Unincorporated Clackamas County Population
2009 181,725
Unincorporated
2008 179,185
Unincorporated
2010*
170,730
Unincorporated
Clackamas
County Population
2009 181,725
181,725
181,725 2009
2011
171,350
181,725
2009
181,725
2010*
170,730
2010*
170,730
179,185
172,340
181,725
2010* 2012
170,730
2011 171,350
171,350
173,650
181,725 2011
172,340
2013
173,650 171,350
2011
171,350
170,730
2012
172,340
172,340
2012 172,340
171,350
170,730
173,650
2012
172,340
172,340
2013
173,650 171,350
170,730
173,650
172,340
2013
173,650 171,350
170,730
2009
2008
2009
2010*
2009
2010*
2011
2010*
2011
2012
2011
2012
2009
2010*
2011
2012
2013
2012
2013
2013
*2010 population was updated after Portland State University revised their numbers based on the 2010 census
*2010
population
was
updated
after
PortlandState
StateUniversity
Universityrevised
revised their numbers
*2010
population
was
updated
after
Portland
numbers based
basedon
onthe
the2010
2010census
census
*2010 population was updated after Portland State University revised their numbers based on the 2010 census
Crime Rates Per 1,000 Population
Crime Crime
Rates
Per
1,000
Population
CrimeRates
Rates
Per 1,000
1,000
Population
Per
Population
Crime Type
Crime
Type
All Crimes
Crime
Type
All
Crimes
Crimes
AllPerson
Crimes
Crime
Type
Person
Crimes
Property
Crimes
Person
Crimes
All
Crimes
Property Crimes
Behavioral
Crimes
Property
Crimes
Behavioral
Crimes
Person
Crimes
Behavioral Crimes
Property Crimes
Behavioral Crimes
2009
2010
2011
2012
2009
2010
2011
2012
59.3
62.8
62.8
59.6
2008
2009
2010
2011
Crime
Rates Per
1,000 Population
59.3
62.8
62.8
59.6
6.2
5.7
6.5
6.2
61.1
59.3
62.8
62.8
2009
2010
2011
2012
6.2
5.7
6.5
6.2
40.1
43.6
41.5
39.9
6.3
6.2
5.7
6.5
59.3
62.8
62.8
59.6
40.1
43.6
41.5
39.9
13.1
13.5
14.7
13.5
41.2
40.1
43.6
41.5
13.1
13.5
14.7
13.5
6.2
5.7
6.5
6.2
13.6
13.1
13.5
14.7
40.1
43.6
41.5
39.9
Crime
Rates Per13.5
1,000 Population
13.1
14.7
13.5
2013
2013
58.6
2012
58.6
6.0
59.6
2013
6.0
39.8
6.2
58.6
39.8
12.8
39.9
12.86.0
13.5
39.8
12.8
Crime Rates
Per -1,000
2008
2012 Population
Crime Rates Per
1,000
Population: 2009-2013
Crime Rates
Per -1,000
2008
2012 Population
65
65
60
65.060
55
60.055
50
65
55.0
50
45
60
45
50.0
40
5540
45.0
35
5035
40.0
30
4530
35.0
25
4025
30.0
20
3520
25.0
15
3015
20.0
10
2510
15.0
5
2005
10.0
15 0
5.0
10
0.0
5
0
2008 - 2012
Crime Rates Per 1,000 Population
2008 - 2012
All Crimes
All Crimes
Person Crimes
Person Crimes
Property Crimes Behavioral Crimes
Property Crimes Behavioral Crimes
All Crimes 2009
2009
Person
Crimes 2011Property2012
Crimes
2010
2010
2011
2012
All Crimes 2008
Person
Property
Crimes 2012
Behavioral Crimes
2009Crimes
2011
92010
2009
2010
2011
2012
Behavioral Crimes
2013
2013
2013
All Crimes Reported
All Reported Crimes
Part I Crimes
3 Yr Avg.
2010/11/12
16.0
67.7
819.7
4.7
4.7
35.3
92.0
3,867.0
440.7
5,347.8
Type
Pr
Pe
Pr
Pe
Pe
Pe
Pe
Pr
Pr
Part I Totals:
2013
5
56
789
3
1
29
66
3,772
476
5,197
2012
10
64
849
6
9
42
80
3,628
510
5,198
Part II / Other Crimes
Type
Assault, Simple
Pe
Child Abuse / Neglect
Pe
Crimes Against Family
Be
Criminal Mischief
Pr
Criminal Trespass
Be
Cruelty to Animals
Be
Disorderly Conduct
Be
Drug Charges (all)
Be
D.U.I.I.
Be
Forgery
Pr
Fraudulent Use of Credit Card
Pr
Harassment
Pe
Identity Theft
Pr
Kidnapping
Pe
Manslaughter/Neg. Homicide
Pe
Menacing
Pe
M.I.P. - Alcohol
Be
Negotiate a Bad Check
Pr
Offensive Littering
Be
Prostitution
Be
Public / Private Indecency
Be
Recklessly Endangering
Pe
Resisting Arrest
Be
Runaway Juveniles
Be
Sex Crimes (other)
Pe
Sexual Abuse
Pe
Sodomy
Pe
Strangulation
Pe
Unlawful Entry Into Motor Veh
Pr
Weapons Violations
Be
Crimes Not Listed Above
Be
Part II / Other Totals:
2013
287
12
230
769
168
20
63
513
353
167
245
301
437
7
5
93
68
13
16
2
9
49
31
349
24
59
4
40
234
98
310
4,976
2012
321
17
228
760
166
26
53
486
470
206
212
261
339
11
107
103
11
21
3
6
41
18
355
16
55
5
42
345
68
329
5,081
3 Year Avg.
348.7
17.7
191.7
797.3
183.0
22.7
61.7
469.3
522.3
214.3
282.3
215.3
371.3
7.7
0
113.0
118.7
10.7
29.0
2.7
7.3
36.0
15.7
346.3
23.7
50.0
7.3
34.3
320.0
63.7
353.7
5,237.4
Total Crimes Reported
2013
10,173
2012
10,279
3 Year Avg.
10,585.2
Arson
Assault, Aggravated
Burglary
Attempt Murder
Murder
Rape
Robbery
Theft (all)
Stolen Vehicles
10
All Crimes Reported
continued
Crime Types
Person Crimes
Property Crimes
Behavioral Crimes
2013
1,036
6,907
2,230
2012
1,077
6,870
2,332
3 Year Avg.
1,058.1
7,139.3
2,387.8
Recovered Stolen Vehicles
Recovered Vehicles
2013
355
2012
375
3 Year Avg.
325.3
Theft
Criminal Mischief
Burglary
Stolen Vehicle
Identity Theft
Assault
Total:
2013
3,772
769
789
476
437
343
6,586
2012
3,628
760
849
510
339
385
6,471
3 Year Avg.
3,867.0
797.3
819.7
440.7
371.3
416.4
6,712.4
Criminal Mistreatment
Custodial Interference
Violation of Restraining Order
Total:
2013
31
2
197
230
2012
30
1
197
228
3 Year Avg.
30.0
2.3
159.3
191.6
2013
669
1,825
1,013
60
1
11
54
96
43
3,772
2012
620
1,774
1,013
27
3 Year Avg.
676.0
1,835.7
1,149.0
27.0
0.3
11.3
60.3
64.3
43.0
3,866.9
County Top Six
Thefts by Type
Theft I
Theft II
Theft III
Theft By Deception
Theft By Extortion
Theft By Receiving
Theft of Lost/Mislaid Property
Theft of Mail
Theft of Services
Total:
7
60
79
48
3,628
This only includes crimes reported to the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office within the Sheriff's
This
only includes crimes reported to the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office within the Sheriff’s Office’s patrol districts.
Office's patrol districts. It does not include crimes reported in the contract cities of Damascus,
It does not include crimes reported in the contract cities of Damascus, Estacada, Happy Valley or Wilsonville. It also
Estacada, Happy Valley or Wilsonville. It also does not include "courtesy" crime reports for
does not include “courtesy” crime reports for crimes occurring in other jurisdictions.
crimes occurring in other jurisdictions.
*SexCrimes
Crimes
(other)
includes
Minor
andSexual
Online
Sexual Corruption
of a Child,
among
*Sex
(other)
includes
LuringLuring
a Minora and
Online
Corruption
of a Child, among
other crimes.
These two
other
crimes.
These
two
particular
crimes
are
new
crimes
as
of
January
1,
2008
and
are
particular crimes are new crimes as of January 1, 2008 and are proactively investigated by the INTERCEPT task force.
proactively detects
investigated
by the INTERCEPT
task
force. INTERCEPT
detects
online predators
INTERCEPT
online predators
and arrests and
prosecutes
them before they
meet vulnerable
children inand
person.
arrests and prosecutes them before they meet vulnerable children in person.
11
2013 Crimes
Reported by District
2013 Reported Crimes by District
1
12
1
4
145
3
2
93
18
159
3
110
16
216
5
87
3
2
79
13
142
1
111
25
229
4
125
2
2
3
1
3
153
34
322
1
17
1
24
Total
2
6
16
684
106
933
1
1
43
USFS / BLM
8
2
85
South
6
2
41
East
1
3
2
14
105
Metro
1
3
14
2
6
11
10
Mountain
% of Grand Total:
West
13
1
13
32
1
2
16
148
1
1
7
36
1,844
177
2,232
Boring
Total Crimes Reported
78
5
122
5
6
603
81
818
Clackamas
Part II / Other Totals:
39
10
113
82nd Ave
Part II / Other Crimes
Assault, Simple
Child Abuse / Neglect
Criminal Mischief
Criminal Trespass
Cruelty to Animals
Disorderly Conduct
Drug Charges (all)
D.U.I.I.
Forgery
Fraudulent Use of Credit Card
Harassment
Identity Theft
Kidnapping
Manslaughter/Neg. Homicide
Menacing
M.I.P. - Alcohol
Negotiate a Bad Check
Offensive Littering
Prostitution
Public / Private Indecency
Recklessly Endangering
Resisting Arrest
Runaway Juveniles
Sex Crimes (other)
Sexual Abuse
Sodomy
Strangulation
Unlawful Entry Into Motor Veh
Weapons Violations
Crimes Not Listed Above
99E
Arson
Assault, Aggravated
Burglary
Attempt Murder
Murder
Rape
Robbery
Theft (all)
Stolen Vehicles
Part I Totals:
West
Part I Crimes
5
56
789
3
1
29
66
3,772
476
5,197
99E 82nd Clack Boring Mtn. Metro East South USFS Total
62
70
51
5
22
10
24
29
1
287
3
6
1
1
12
54
31
60
12
5
14
21
19
1
230
183 192 182
37
52
19
26
44
2
769
31
94
18
2
8
4
6
4
168
6
2
1
1
2
2
5
1
20
18
25
9
4
1
3
1
1
63
114 203 110
13
14
14
22
19
1
513
50
81
69
21
17
22
35
39
5
353
34
60
46
6
2
6
4
7
167
49
85
45
7
5
17
17
13
1
245
54
110
47
18
13
14
19
14
1
301
79
105 103
30
15
29
45
20
1
437
1
2
1
1
1
1
7
1
1
2
1
5
15
15
18
6
11
5
7
15
93
7
15
12
1
1
2
22
5
68
5
2
4
1
1
13
1
7
3
3
2
16
2
2
2
3
4
9
9
8
6
5
2
6
6
1
49
6
16
5
3
1
31
40
126
68
13
24
25
21
24
349
5
4
7
1
2
3
2
24
12
13
12
2
4
3
5
6
59
1
1
1
1
4
9
9
6
1
4
1
5
4
40
50
53
57
9
21
8
11
10
3
234
20
33
9
5
1
1
9
17
2
98
66
141
43
8
8
5
20
15
310
986 1,514
994 203 239 207 316 343
29 4,976
West 99E 82nd Clack Boring Mtn. Metro East South USFS Total
362 455 349 545 665
53 10,173
267 1,804 3,746 1,927
2.6% 17.7% 36.8% 18.9% 3.6% 4.5% 3.4% 5.4% 6.5% 0.5%
12
2013 Crimes
Reported by District
continued
2013 Reported Crimes by District
Crime Types
99E
82nd
Clack
192
299
185
Property Crimes 184 1,197 2,668 1,334
Person Crimes
Behavioral Crimes
Recovered Vehicles
County Top Six
Theft
Criminal Mischief
Burglary
Stolen Vehicle
Identity Theft
Assault
Total:
Criminal Mistreatment
Custodial Interference
Viol. Restraining Order
Total:
Types of Thefts
Theft I
Theft II
Theft III
Theft by Deception
Theft by Extortion
Theft by Receiving
Theft of Lost/Missing
Theft of Mail
Theft of Services
Total:
West
35
48
8
West
415
59
99E
779
408
119
82nd
79
Clack
78
603 1,844
684
32
183 192 182
39
113 148 105
5
81
177 106
10
79
105 103
13
72
86
65
177 1,131 2,552 1,245
West
1
1
11
13
West
20
38
13
4
1
2
78
99E
7
1
46
54
99E
114
288
139
11
82nd
Clack
Boring
Mtn.
Metro
East
South
46
60
45
77
90
7 1,036
241
306
216
326
407
28 6,907
75
89
88
142
168
18 2,230
14
12
8
21
27
Boring
Mtn.
Metro
East
South
93
37
41
18
30
7
226
110
52
85
16
15
24
302
79
19
43
13
29
11
194
111
26
87
25
45
29
323
153
44
125
34
20
33
409
Boring
Mtn.
Metro
East
South
1
6
5
1
3
2
5
30
31
54
60
7
12
4
5
11
14
19
21
14
19
82nd
Clack
212
903
637
21
124
376
136
13
1
1
11
23
33
19
6
28
603 1,844
8
15
7
5
684
13
Boring
36
31
13
1
1
9
2
93
Mtn.
32
46
16
5
1
9
1
110
Metro
27
32
17
1
2
79
East
37
44
15
2
2
10
1
111
South
60
61
24
3
1
4
153
USFS
8
USFS
Total
355
Total
17 3,772
2
769
3
789
1
476
1
437
3
343
27 6,738
USFS
1
1
USFS
Total
31
2
197
230
Total
7
669
6 1,825
3 1,013
60
1
11
54
1
96
43
17 3,772
2012 All Crimes Reported By Type
2013 All Crimes Reported by Type
Person
1,036
Clackamas
County
Sheriff’s Office • 2013 Crime Report
Property
6,907
Behavioral
2,230
All Crimes Reported
by Type: 2013
2012 All Crimes Reported By Type
2013
All Crimes Reported
Property
Person
1,036
67.9%
Property
6,907
Behavioral
2,230
Behavioral
21.9%
by Type
Person
10.2%
Behavioral
21.9%
Property
67.9%
Person
10.2%
All Crimes Reported
2013 All
Crimes Reported by
Month
by
Month:
2013
January
February
March
1,000
April900
May800
January
June
700
February
July
600
March
August
1,000
500
April
900
September
400
May
800
October
300
June
700
November
200
July
600
December
August
100
500
September
0
400
October
300
November
200
December
100
0
953
821
1,001
840
874
2013
All Crimes Reported by Month
953
850
821
866
1,001
832
840
803
874
825
850
727
866
781
832
803
825
727
781
14
does not account for people who where already in custody prior to the beginning of the year.
Intakes
3 Year Avg.
2013 Sheriff’s Office
2012
Clackamas County
• 2013 Crime2010/11/12
Report
15,160
14,390
14,248.3
Jail
Total
There were 15,160 people booked into the Clackamas County Jail in 2013. 11,324 (74.7%) of those
Male
Female
11,324 74.7%people were
10,873
75.6%
76.2%
male and 3,836
(25.3%) were10,864.0
female. This includes
new bookings during 2013 only and
does not account for people who where already in custody prior to the beginning of the year.
3,836 25.3%
3,513
24.4%
3,377.0
23.7%
Clackamas County Jail
3 Year Avg.
Some records were expunged before this report was written so the number
2013 of male & female
2012 bookings may
2010/11/12
Total
15,160
14,390
14,248.3
not add up to the total number of bookings.
T
Male
11,324 74.7%
10,873 75.6% 10,864.0 76.2%
Monthly
here were 15,160 people
booked into the Clackamas
County Jail
in25.3%
2013. 11,324
(74.7%)
those 23.7%
1,263.3
1,199.2
1,187.4
Female
3,836
3,513
24.4% of 3,377.0
Average
Some records
expunged before
report was written
so the number
of male
& female bookings may
people were male and 3,836 (25.3%) were female.
Thiswere
includes
newthisbookings
during
2013
only
not add up to the total number of bookings.
andDaily
does not account for people who where already
in
custody
prior
to
the
beginning
of
the
year.
Monthly
1,263.3
1,199.2
1,187.4
41.5
39.4
39.0
Average
Average
Daily
Average
Jail
Intakes
Repeat
Offenders
76.5%
71.4%
There were 15,160 people booked into the Clackamas County Jail in 2013. 11,324 (74.7%) of those
Repeat
people were male and 3,836 (25.3%) were female. This includes new bookings during 2013 only and
Offenders
does not account for people who where alreadyJail
in custody prior to the beginning of the year.
41.5
39.4
39.0
76.5%
71.4%
71.1%
71.1%
Releases
Repeat Offenders are people who have previously been booked into the Clackamas County Jail for any reason.
Repeat Offenders are people who have previously been booked into the Clackamas County Jail for any reason.
3 Year
Avg. (74.7%) of those
There were 15,160 people booked into the Clackamas County Jail in 2013.
11,324
people were male and 3,836 (25.3%)
includes new bookings
during 2013 only and
2013were female. This
2012
2010/11/12
Type of Release
does not account Total
for people who15,160
where already in custody
14,390prior to the beginning
14,248.3of the year.
Releases
3 Year Avg.
Male
11,324 74.7%
10,873 75.6% 10,864.0
76.2%
Type
of Release
2013
201325.3%
2012 24.4%
2010/11/12
Female
3,836
3,513
3,377.0
23.7%
15,160
14,390
14,248.3
Book
& Release
165
Some Total
records were
expunged
before
this report was written
so the number of male
&
female bookings may
not add
up to the
total number
of bookings.
Some
records
were
expunged10,873
before this
report was written,
Male
11,324 74.7%
75.6% 10,864.0 76.2%
Cite
&
Release
338
Monthly
so
the
number
of
male
and female
bookings
does3,377.0
not
add up
1,263.3
1,199.2
1,187.4
Female
3,836
25.3%
3,513
24.4%
23.7%
Average
to
the
total
number
of
bookings.
Forced
Some records were
expunged beforeRelease
this report was written so the number of2,216
male & female bookings may
Daily
not add up to the total number41.5
of bookings.
39.4
39.0
Average No Complaint
303
Monthly
1,263.3
1,199.2
1,187.4
Average
Repeat
76.5%
71.4%
71.1%
Recognizance
4,736
Offenders
Daily
Repeat Offenders are people41.5
who have previously been booked
39.4 into the Clackamas County
39.0Jail for any reason.
Average Security (bail)
530
3 Year Avg.
Repeat
76.5%
71.1%
Served 71.4%
5,174
Type Offenders
of ReleaseTime2013
2012
2010/11/12
Repeat
Offenders
are
people
who
have
previously
been
booked
into
the
Clackamas
County
Book & Release
165
133
135.7Jail for any reason.
Transport
1,588
Cite &“Repeat
Release Offenders”
338 are people who
2,696
2,817.0
have previously
been
3 Year Avg.
Forced Release Work
2,216
711
449.3
ReleaseCounty
60
Clackamas
reason.
Type ofbooked
Releaseinto the
2013
2012Jail for any 2010/11/12
No Complaint
303
282
274.3
Book & Release
165
133
135.7
Recognizance Other
4,736
2,894
2,745.7
7
Cite & Release
338
2,696
2,817.0
Security (bail)
530
596
645.7
Forced Release
2,216
711
449.3
Total:
15,117
Time Served
5,174
5,077
4,772.7
3 Year Avg.
2013
165
338
2,216
303
4,736
530
5,174
1,588
60
7
15,117
2012
3 Year
Avg. 2010/11/12
Book & Release
133
135.7
Cite & Release
2,696
2,817.0
2012
2010/11/12
Forced Release
711
449.3
133
135.7
No Complaint
282
274.3
Recognizance
2,894
2,745.7
2,696
2,817.0
Security (bail)
596
645.7
449.3
Time Served711
5,077
4,772.7
Transport
1,907
2,067.3
282
274.3
Work Release
56
54.3
Other
12
5.3
2,894
2,745.7
Total:
14,364
13,967.3
596
645.7of when they were booked.
This includes people
who were released from jail during 2012, regardless
Number of People Booked into the
Jail by Year
5,077
4,772.7
This includes
people who were released from jail during 2012,
Year Booked
1,907
2,067.3
2009regardless
13,232 of when they were booked.
2010
14,098
56
54.3
15,160
2011 14,257
14,390
14,257
14,098
2012
14,390
5.3
12
13,232
2013 15,160
14,364
13,967.3
Number of People Booked
Number
of People
into the
Jail Year
by Year
into
theBooked
Jail
by
No Complaint
303
282
274.3
Transport
1,588
1,907
2,067.3
people who
from jail
Recognizance This includes
4,736
2,894were released
2,745.7
Work Release
60
56
54.3
Security (bail)
530
596
645.7
Other
7
12
5.3
Time Served
5,174
5,077
4,772.7
Total:
15,117
14,364
13,967.3
Transport
1,588
1,907
2,067.3
This includes people who were released from jail during 2012, regardless of when they were booked.
Work Release
60
56
54.3
Number of People
Other
7 Booked into the Jail
12 by Year
5.3
Year Booked
Total:
15,117
14,364
13,967.3
This includes people
who were
released from jail during 2012, regardless of when they were booked.
2009
13,232
2010 14,098
Number
People Booked into the Jail by Year
15,160
2011 of 14,257
14,390
14,257
14,098
2012
14,390
Year 14,098
Booked
13,232
2013 13,232
15,160
2009
13,232
2010 14,098
15,160
2011 14,257
14,390
14,257
2012 14,098
14,390
13,232
2013 15,160
Year Booked
2009 13,232
2010 14,098
2011 14,257
2012 14,390
2013 15,160
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2009
2010
during 2012, regardless of when they were booked.
2009
2010
2011
14,257
14,390
2011
2012
15
2012
15,160
2013
2013
Prior 3 Year
Percentage
Change
Average
Office • 2013 Crime Report
476Clackamas County
510 Sheriff’s -6.7%
441.3
7.9%
2013
2012
Stolen Vehicles
District
Percentage
Vehicles
of Total
1.1%
5 By Patrol District
17.0%
81
Percentage
2012
177
37.2%
Change
106
22.3%
510
-6.7%
18
3.8%
Percentage
2013
of Total
16
3.4%
1.1%
5
2.7%
13
17.0%
81
5.3%
25177
37.2%
7.1%
34106
22.3%
3.8%
118
0.2%
2013Stolen
West
99E
2013
82nd Ave
Clackamas District
476
Boring District
District
Mountain
West
Metro
99E
East
82nd Ave
South Clackamas District
Boring District
Forest Service
/ BLM
Mountain
2012
3 Year Avg.
by Patrol
District
16
3.4%
34
1
7.1%
0.2%
5
Prior86
3 Year
180
Average
117 7.9%
441.3
19
2012
3 Year Avg.
31
5
5.7
7
86
77.0
31 138.7
180
32 123.7
117
19
18.7
2
31
18.0
32
2
28.0
1.7
5.7
77.0
138.7
123.7
18.7
18.0
8.3
21.3
28.0
1.7
*This does
not include stolen vehicles
reported in 2.7%
the contract cities
or stolen8.3
vehicle reports
13
Metro
7
taken asEast
a courtesy for other agencies.
5.3%
25
31
21.3
South
Forest Service / BLM
*This does not include stolen vehicles reported in the contract cities or stolen vehicle reports
taken as a courtesy for other agencies.
180
160
140
120
180
160
140
100
120
80
100
60
80
40
60
40
20
20
0
0
16
Stolen Vehicles:
2013
3 Year
Monthly
Average
Month Month
2013 3
Year
Monthly
Average
Stolen
Vehicles
by
Month
20132013
Stolen
Vehicles
by
Month
January
47
40.3
January
47
40.3
FebruaryFebruary
48 48 29.0 29.0
March
50
3 31.3
Year Monthly Average
March April
50 2013
31.3
2013
Monthly Average
46 3 Year35.7
April
46
35.7
May
43
37.0
55
May
43
37.0
June
28
35.3
55
50
June 45July
28 36 35.3 44.7
50
August
July 40
36 39 44.7 48.0
45
August35September 39 55 48.0 30.7
40
October
September
55 30 30.7 34.0
30
35
November
29
34.7
October
30
34.0
25
December
25
40.7
30
November
29
34.7
20
25
15
December
25
40.7
20
10
15
5
10
0
5
0
2013 by Month
10 Year Stolen Vehicle History
Stolen Vehicles:
10-Year History
Year
Stolens
2004
1,040
10
Year
2005
950
2006
676
1,040
Year
Stolens
2007
641
2004
1,040 950508
2008
2009 950
457
2005
2010
2006
676 424
1,040 2011
2007
641 388 676
2012
950
2008
508 510
2013
476
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
457
424
388 676
510
476
2004
2005
Stolen Vehicle History
641
508
457
424
510
476
388
641
508
2006
2007
2008
457
2009
17
424
2010
510
388
2011
2012
476
2013
TowedTowed
Vehicles
Vehicles by Yearby Year
1,787
1,787
2,201
2,201
2,103
2,103
2,707
2,707
2,913
2,913
3,201
3,201
3,098
3,098
2,930
YeaTowed Vehicles
## 3,037
2,876
## 2,930
3,037
## 3,098
2,930
## 3,201
3,098
## 2,913
3,201
##
2,913
2,707
##
2,707
2,103
##
2,103
## 2,201
2,201
## 1,787
1,787
2,930
##
##
##
##
##
##
##
##
##
3,037
3,037
2,876
2,876
YeaTowed Vehicles
Towed
Vehicles by Year
##
2,876
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
by Patrol
District
By Patrol District
2013
2013
355
355
District
West
99E
District
82nd
Ave
Clackamas District
West
Boring District
99E
Mountain
82nd Ave
Metro
Clackamas
East District
South
Boring District
Percentage
By Patrol
District
2012
Change
375
-5.3%
2012
2013
375
8
59
2013119
79
8
14
59
12
119 8
79 21
14 27
12 8
Percentage
Percentage
Change
of Total
-5.3%
2.3%
Prior 3 Year
Average
325.3
9.1%
Prior 3 Year
2012 Average
3 Year Avg.
325.3
9.1%
13
8.3
16.6%
61
52.3
Percentage
2012
3 80.7
Year Avg.
33.5%
98
of Total
22.3%
77
65.3
2.3%
13
8.3
3.9%
26
21.0
16.6%
61
52.3
3.4%
19
16.0
33.5%
2.3%
1098
8.380.7
22.3%
5.9%
3677
31.765.3
7.6%
27
28.721.0
3.9%
26
2.3%
8
13.0
3.4%
Mountain
19
16.0
8 an additional
2.3%
Metro *The
10contract
8.3
* The
Sheriff’s
Office
recovered
an additional
75vehicles
vehiclesinin
the
cities
Sheriff's
Office
recovered
75 stolen
the
contract
cities
and in
and
other
jurisdictions.
21
5.9%
other jurisdicitons
East
36
31.7
27
7.6%
South
27
28.7
18
8
2.3%
8
13.0
*The Sheriff's Office recovered an additional 75 stolen vehicles in the contract cities and in
T
his includes all stolen vehicles recovered by the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office.
This includes all stolen vehicles recovered by the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. Some of the
Some
oforiginally
the vehicles
werestolen
originally
stolen
to the
Clackamas
County
vehicles
were
reported
to thereported
Clackamas
County
Sheriff's
Office and
someSheriff’s
were
This includes all stolen vehicles recovered by the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. Some of the
Office
andreported
some were
reported
stolen to other police agencies.
originally
stolenoriginally
to other police
agencies.
vehicles were originally reported stolen to the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office and some were
originally reported stolen to other police agencies.
2013 Recovered
Stolen Vehicles by Patrol District
2013RecoveredStolenVehiclesbyPatrolDistrict
2013RecoveredStolenVehiclesbyPatrolDistrict
District
District
Recovered
West
8 Stolen Vehicles
120
West
598
100 99E
99EAve
59
10082nd
119
82nd
Ave
119
80 Clackamas
79
80 Clackamas
79
Boring
14
Boring
14
60 Mountain
12
60 Mountain
12
Metro
88
40 40 Metro
East
21
East
21
27
20 20South
South
27
Forest
Ser
88
Forest
Ser
0 0
120
10-Year Recovered
Stolen Vehicle History
10YearRecoveredStolenVehicleHistory
10YearRecoveredStolenVehicleHistory
1,100
1,100
1,000
1,000900
Year
2004
Year
9008002004
2005
2006
8007002005
2007
2006
700600 2008
2007
2009
6005002008
2010
5004002009
2011
2010
2012
300
400 2011
2013
3002002012
1002013
200
100
0
0
2004
2004
1,018 Stolen Vehicles
Recovered
984
1,018
653
984
592
653
403
592
355
403
339
355
262
339
375
262
355
375
355
2005
2005
2006
2006
2007
2007
2008
2009
200819 2009
2010
2010
2011
2011
2012
2012
2013
2013
CCSO Calls for Service
Type of Call
Abandoned Vehicle
Accident, Other (not traffic)
Airplane Crash
Alarm, Audible
Alarm, Other
Alarm, Panic
Alarm, Robbery
Alarm, Silent
Animal Complaint
Arson
Assault
Assist Agency
Assist Fire
Assist / Cover Officer
Assist Public
Attempt Contact
Attempt to Locate
Bomb Threat
Bombing
Burglary, Commercial
Burglary, Residential
Criminal Mischief
Death Investigation
Disturbance
Domestic Disturbance
Escape / Walkaway
Extra Patrol Requested
Fireworks
Fraud
Harassment
Hazard
Homicide
Incomplete 911 Call
Juvenile Abuse / Neglect
Juvenile Custody Problem
Juvenile Disturbance
Juvenile Missing (not runaway)
Juvenile Problem
K9 Incident
Kidnapping
Littering
3 Year
Average
2010/11/12
157.0
1.3
2.0
2,798.0
31.3
173.7
102.0
160.3
916.7
26.7
663.3
1,447.0
626.3
111.3
3,694.7
81.7
98.7
2.7
0.3
191.0
937.3
1,181.0
185.7
1,117.0
2,471.0
5.0
429.3
37.3
1,252.0
1,320.3
1,130.7
1.0
726.7
276.7
293.7
42.3
71.0
280.7
80.0
9.3
67.7
20
Number of
Calls
2013
66
2
2,525
23
136
116
118
870
16
591
1,114
632
176
2,211
72
95
5
174
908
1,129
245
997
2,517
3
326
57
1,377
1,294
989
3
569
269
261
39
67
190
84
6
74
2013 Change
From 3 Year
Average
-91.0
-1.3
0.0
-273.0
-8.3
-37.7
14.0
-42.3
-46.7
-10.7
-72.3
-333.0
5.7
64.7
-1,483.7
-9.7
-3.7
2.3
-0.3
-17.0
-29.3
-52.0
59.3
-120.0
46.0
-2.0
-103.3
19.7
125.0
-26.3
-141.7
2.0
-157.7
-7.7
-32.7
-3.3
-4.0
-90.7
4.0
-3.3
6.3
2013
Percentage
Change
-58.0%
-100.0%
0.0%
-9.8%
-26.5%
-21.7%
13.7%
-26.4%
-5.1%
-40.1%
-10.9%
-23.0%
0.9%
58.1%
-40.2%
-11.9%
-3.7%
85.2%
-100.0%
-8.9%
-3.1%
-4.4%
31.9%
-10.7%
1.9%
-40.0%
-24.1%
52.8%
10.0%
-2.0%
-12.5%
200.0%
-21.7%
-2.8%
-11.1%
-7.8%
-5.6%
-32.3%
5.0%
-35.5%
9.3%
continued
Type of Call
Marine Patrol
Marine Rescue
Menacing
Mental
Minor In Possession of Alcohol
Missing Person
Motorist Assist
Noise Complaint
Open Door / Window
Ordinance Violation
Parking Complaint
Promiscuous Shooting
Property Lost / Found / Recovered
Provide Information
Prowler
Rape / Sexual Assault
Recovered Stolen Vehicle
Robbery, Armed
Robbery, Strongarm
Runaway Juvenile
Search & Rescue
Sex Crime - Expose
Sexual Molest of Juvenile
Shooting
Stolen Vehicle / Unauthorized Use
Suicide Attempt / Threat
Suspicious Circumstances
Suspicious Person
Suspicious Vehicle
Theft / Shoplift
Threat
Traffic Accident, Injury
Traffic Accident, Non-Injury
Traffic Accident, Unknown Injury
Traffic Complaint
Trespassing
Unknown Type Call
Unwanted
Vice Complaint, Drugs
Vice Complaint, Prostitution
Violation of Restraining Order
Welfare Check
Total:
3 Year
Average
2010/11/12
Number of
Calls
2013
120.7
42.0
79.0
303.0
110.0
253.3
1,121.7
891.3
108.0
116.3
1,081.0
162.0
647.3
1,649.3
164.7
68.3
297.0
44.0
100.3
753.7
102.0
44.0
102.3
20.3
572.0
682.0
1,214.0
1,800.0
1,093.3
4,722.0
610.3
328.3
1,710.0
606.0
1,432.7
712.7
509.7
602.3
727.0
11.0
289.3
1,413.7
50,619.5
111
61
86
374
86
267
904
868
100
77
883
157
676
1,599
145
65
342
42
85
673
82
47
150
14
608
710
1,310
2,166
1,172
4,786
553
295
1,714
568
1,185
876
459
681
576
12
331
1,688
47,930
21
2013 Change
From 3 Year
Average
-9.7
19.0
7.0
71.0
-24.0
13.7
-217.7
-23.3
-8.0
-39.3
-198.0
-5.0
28.7
-50.3
-19.7
-3.3
45.0
-2.0
-15.3
-80.7
-20.0
3.0
47.7
-6.3
36.0
28.0
96.0
366.0
78.7
64.0
-57.3
-33.3
4.0
-38.0
-247.7
163.3
-50.7
78.7
-151.0
1.0
41.7
274.3
-2,689.5
2013
Percentage
Change
-8.0%
45.2%
8.9%
23.4%
-21.8%
5.4%
-19.4%
-2.6%
-7.4%
-33.8%
-18.3%
-3.1%
4.4%
-3.0%
-12.0%
-4.8%
15.2%
-4.5%
-15.3%
-10.7%
-19.6%
6.8%
46.6%
-31.0%
6.3%
4.1%
7.9%
20.3%
7.2%
1.4%
-9.4%
-10.1%
0.2%
-6.3%
-17.3%
22.9%
-9.9%
13.1%
-20.8%
9.1%
14.4%
19.4%
-5.3%
continued
Other Activity
Type of Call
Boat Stop
Civil
Detail
Follow-Up Contact
Foot Patrol
Home Visit
Premise Check
Pursuit
Subject Stop
Suspect Contact
Suspicious Vehicle Stop
Traffic Stop
Transport
Warrant Service
Total:
3 Year
Average
2010/11/12
Number of
Calls
2013
26.7
11,473.7
3,011.7
8,088.3
74.0
3,041.7
2,711.0
33.0
3,235.3
685.3
2,957.3
26,051.7
427.7
1,739.3
63,556.7
5
12,247
2,545
7,297
105
3,030
3,122
35
2,893
552
2,167
23,105
433
1,184
58,720
22
2013 Change
From 3 Year
Average
-21.7
773.3
-466.7
-791.3
31.0
-11.7
411.0
2.0
-342.3
-133.3
-790.3
-2,946.7
5.3
-555.3
-4,836.7
2013
Percentage
Change
-81.3%
6.7%
-15.5%
-9.8%
41.9%
-0.4%
15.2%
6.1%
-10.6%
-19.5%
-26.7%
-11.3%
1.2%
-31.9%
-7.6%
Calls for Service
Yearly Totals
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
70,000
60,000
50,000
40,000
CallsforServiceYearlyTotals
65,013
60,742
53,416
51,942
51,255
51,069
51,987
50,907
48,965
47,930
30,000
20,000
10,000
0
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
23
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Property Room
Property Property
Room:
10-Year History
Room 10 Year History
Year
2004
2005
Year
2006
2007
2004
2005
2008
2006
2009
2007
2010
2008
2011
2009
2012
2010
2013
2011
2012
2013
Items
Number
Items
Released/
of Cases
Received
Property Room 10 Year HistoryDestroyed
6,607
17,597
21,791
Items
Number
Items
6,155
18,460
18,014
Released/
of5,868
Cases
Received
20,051
21,579
Destroyed
5,794
16,430
22,100
6,607
17,597
21,791
6,155
18,460
18,014
6,761
15,851
15,930
5,868
20,051
21,579
7,039
16,847
13,416
5,794
16,430
22,100
8,885
18,437
16,926
6,761
15,851
15,930
5,903
19,999
15,262
7,039
16,847
13,416
6,009
20,523
14,261
8,885
18,437
16,926
5,990
20,909
24,837
5,903
6,009
5,990
19,999
20,523
20,909
15,262
14,261
24,837
Number of Cases
Handled by Property
Room
8,885
Number of Cases Handled by the Property Room
Number of Cases Handled by the Property Room
8,885
6,607
6,607
2004
2004
6,155
6,155
2005
2005
6,761
5,868
5,794
5,868
5,794
2006
2007
2006
2007
6,761
7,039
7,039
5,903
5,903
2008
2008
24
2009
2009
2010
2010
2011
2011
6,009
6,009
5,990
2012
2012
5,990
2013
2013
INTERCEPT
Protecting Our Children from
Online Predators
networking site such as Facebook. Half of
them have posted pictures of themselves
online.
The Inter-agency Child Exploitation
Prevention Team (INTERCEPT) was formed
in August 2007 by the Sheriffs of Clackamas,
Multnomah and Washington Counties.
INTERCEPT is currently staffed with a Detective, a Criminalist and a Sergeant from the
Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office; a Detective from the Multnomah
County Sheriff’s OfProtecting
Our
fice; and two Detectives from the Washington
County Sheriff’s Office.
INTERCEPT
• 71% of teens report receiving online messages from someone they do not know, and
45% were solicited for personal information.
Only 18% said they would tell a parent about
receiving a message from someone they do
not know.
• 40%Predators
said that when they receive a message
Children from Online
from someone they do not know, they usually
reply and begin a conversation with them.
The Interagency Child Exploitation Prevention Team (INTERCEPT) was formed in August 2007 to
Mission Statement
• 14% have met someone in person who they first met online, and
ombat sexual predators who utilize the internet to lure and
exploit children through inappropriate sexual
30% have considered doing so.
elationshipsThe
and/or
pornography.
mission ofchild
INTERCEPT
is to investigate violation of state and
federal laws, with an emphasis on crimes against children and to
• 33% reported that their parents know very little or nothing about
prosecute
those
violations
in
state
and
federal
court.
INTERCEPT
what theyand
do onatheSergeant
Internet.
The unit is currently staffed with a Detective, a Criminalist
from the Clackamas County
investigations include, but are not limited to, violations of child
heriff’s Office,
a
Detective
from
the
Multnomah
County
Sheriff’s
Offices
and
two
Detectives from the
sex crimes, child pornography, child exploitation and the use of
INTERCEPT info online
Washington computers
Countyto Sheriff’s
promote theseOffice.
crimes.
For more information on INTERCEPT and tips on keeping your
More
than
65
million
children
ages
17
and
younger
are
online
in
children safe online, download the INTERCEPT press kit at
Mission Statement
the United States.
http://www.clackamas.us/sheriff/documents/intercept.pdf
or visit www.clackamas.us/sheriff/intercept.html
The mission of INTERCEPT will be to investigate violation
of state and federal laws, with an emphasis o
According to a study conducted by the National Center for Missrimes against
children
and
to
prosecute
those
violations
in
state
and
federal Facebook
court. page
INTERCEPT
ing & Exploited Children in partnership with Cox Communication:
You can also visit
INTERCEPT’s
at
vestigations will include, but are not limited to, violations
of child sex crimes, child pornography, child
https://www.facebook.com/intercept.oregon
• 61% ofthe
children
have a personal
profile on a social
xploitation and
useages
of13-17
computers
to promote
these crimes.
INTERCEPT Activity
Investigations conducted
Search warrants served
Forensic Exams
Data Examined
Items seized (includes computers, ,laptops, CDs, DVDs, cameras,
cell phones, USB drives and any electronic media)
Devices Examined
Indictments
Convictions
2013
121
39
88
41,522 GB
1,035
134
28
27
25
More than 65 millions children, age 17 and younger, are online in the United States.
T
SWAT & HNT
he Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office Special Weapons and Tactics
team (SWAT) and the Hostage Negotiations SWAT
team (HNT)
responded
& HNT
SWAT to
& 16
HNT
to 22 incidents in 2013. SWAT and HNT responded
calls in 2012
The
Sheriff's
Special
Weapons
Tactics
team (SWAT) and the Hostage
andClackamas
an average County
of 14.0 calls
in theOffice
previous
3 years
of 2010,and
2011
and 2012.
The
Clackamas
County
Sheriff's
Office
Weapons
and SWAT
Tactics&team
and to
the
Negotiations
team
(HNT)
responded
to Special
22 incidents
in 2013.
HNT(SWAT)
responded
16Hostage
calls in 2012
Eight
the suspects
surrendered,
5 were
subdued
byinSWAT
members,
wereresponded to 16 calls in 2012
Negotiations
team
to 22
incidents
2013.
SWAT
&2HNT
and
anofaverage
of (HNT)
14.0
inresponded
the previous
3 years
of 2010,
2011
and 2012.
and
average
of 14.0
in the previous
years
of 2010,
2011atand
shotanand
wounded,
1 committed
suicide 3and
5 were
not found
the 2012.
scene. One
Eight
the suspects
5 were subdued by SWAT members, 2 were shot and wounded, 1
of theofincidents
was asurrendered,
tactical consult.
Eight
of thesuicide
suspects
surrendered,
5 wereatsubdued
by SWAT
2 were
and wounded,
committed
and
5 were not found
the scene.
One ofmembers,
the incidents
wasshot
a tactical
consult. 1
committed
suicide
5 were
found
at the scene.
One
of the incidents
The following
chartand
shows
hownot
many
SWAT/HNT
incidents
occurred
in each was a tactical consult.
The
following
chart
showsCity
how
patrol
district or
Contract
in many
2013: SWAT/HNT incidents occurred in each patrol district or Contract City
The
following chart shows how many SWAT/HNT incidents occurred in each patrol district or Contract City
in 2013.
in 2013.
Number of
Percentage of
District
Number
of
Percentage
Incidents
Incidents of
District
Incidents
Incidents
West
1
4.5%
West
1
4.5%
Wilsonville
0%
Wilsonville
0%
99E
1
4.5%
99E
1
4.5%
82nd Ave
0%
82nd
Ave
0%
Clackamas
4
18.2%
Clackamas
4
18.2%
Happy Valley
0%
Happy
0%
Boring Valley
0%
Boring
0%
Damascus
0%
Damascus
0%
Mountain
0%
Mountain
0%
Metro
2
9.1%
Metro
22
9.1%
East
9.1%
East
2
9.1%
Estacada
0%
Estacada
0%
South
4
18.2%
South
4
18.2%
Forest Service / BLM land
0%
Forest
land
0%
OutsideService
Agency/ BLM
Jurisdiction
8
36.4%
Outside Agency Jurisdiction
8
36.4%
22
22
Thethe
following
chart shows
the initial
classficiation
The following chart shows
initial situation
classification
forsituation
each SWAT/HNT
call-out.
The following chart shows
the
initial
situation
classification
for
each
SWAT/HNT
call-out.
for each SWAT call-out:
Number of
Percentage of
Type of Situation
Number
of
Percentage
Incidents
Incidents of
Type of Situation
Incidents
Incidents
Arrest Warrant
4
18.2%
Arrest
Warrant
41
18.2%
Homicide
/ Attempt Homicide
4.5%
Homicide
13
4.5%
Domestic / Attempt Homicide
13.6%
Domestic
31
13.6%
Tactical Consult
4.5%
Tactical
Consult (Drugs)
12
4.5%
Search Warrant
9.1%
Search
27
9.1%
Search Warrant
Warrant (Drugs)
(other)
31.8%
Search
72
31.8%
SuicidalWarrant
Subject(other)
9.1%
Suicidal
Subject
24
9.1%
Other Type
Incident
18.2%
Other Type Incident
4
18.2%
* This total may be higher than the total number of incidents because
* This
may be
higher
the may
total
of the
incidents
because
sometotal
incidents
may
havethan
involved
more
thanthan
one
factor.
* This
total
benumber
higher
total number
of incidents
some incidents may because
have involved
moremay
than
one
factor.
some incidents
have
involved
more than one factor.
26
Search & Rescue
Search and Rescue
he data for this report was obtained from the
The data for this report was obtained from theSearch
2011, 2012
and
2013
Oregon
Emergency
and
Rescue
2011,
2012
and 2013
OregonManagement
Emergency
Annual Reports.
Management Annual Reports.
T
The data for this report was obtained from the 2011, 2012 and 2013 Oregon Emergency Management
TheAnnual
Clackamas
County Sheriff's Office's Search and The
Rescue
Unit (SAR)
responded
to Office’s
68 operational
Clackamas
County
Sheriff’s
Search and
Reports.
missions in 2013. They responded to 81 missions in 2011 and 94 in 2012.
Rescue Unit (SAR) responded to 68 operational
The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office's Search
and Rescue
(SAR)
responded
68 operational
missions
in 2013.Unit
They
responded
to 81tomissions
missions in 2013. They responded to 81 missions in 2011 and 94 in 2012.
Clackamas County Mission Type by Year
in 2011 and 94 in 2012.
Hours Worked During 2013
Type of Mission
2011
2012
2013
Clackamas
State
Clackamas County Mission Type by Year
Hours Worked During 2013
Aviation
1
County
Total
Beacon
1
Paid
3,951
20,379
Type of Mission
2011
2012
2013
Clackamas
State
Body Recovery (land)
1
Volunteer
6,649
112,240
Aviation
1
County
Total
Body Recovery (water)
2
Beacon
1
Paid
3,951
20,379
Evidence (land)
3
1
Body
Recovery (land)
1
Volunteer
6,649
112,240
Evidence
(water)
Body
Recovery
(water)
2
Missing Person (land)
44
33
37
(land)
36
1
MissingEvidence
Person (water)
2
4
Evidence
(water)
Rescue (land)
23
29
14
4417
33 4
37
RescueMissing
(water) Person (land)12
28
68
4
Other Missing Person (water)9
Rescue (land)
23
29
14
Rescue (water)
12
17
4
Other graph compares the number
9 of missions
8
The following
per 8month for 2011, 2012 and 2013.
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
2011 - 2013
County
Search
and Rescue
Missions
Month
2012
2013
The following
graphClackamas
compares 2011
the
number
of missions
per month
for 2011,by
2012
and 2013.
January
8
14
5
February
52011 112012 5 2013
March
3 2011
2 2012
6
2011 - 2013 Clackamas
County
Search
and Rescue Missions by Month
2013
April January 11
6
2
8
14
5
May February 9
8
8 2012 5 2013
52011
11
June March 10
52
38
6
20
July
13
15
3
April
11
6
2
August May
16
88
18
98
8
6
48
Septembe
16
June
10 4
5
OctoberJuly
2
3
4
13
15
3
14
Novembe
5
August 7
16 9
8
8
12
Decembe
5
6
13
6
4
4
Septembe
10
October
2
3
4
8
Novembe
7
9
5
Decembe
5
6
13
6
4
2
0
27
This graph
compares
the number
of missions
per month
for 2011,
2012 and
2013.
Traffic
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC
The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office investigated 1,306 traffic accidents in 2013. There were
6 people killed in 6 separate accidents. There were also 41 “courtesy” reports written for
The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office investigated 1,306 traffic accidents in
accidents
that happened
in other
jurisdictions.
he Clackamas
County
Sheriff’s
Office investigated
1,306
traffic
2013. There
6 people
killed
in 6accidents
separate in
accidents.
There were also 41 “courtesy” repor
were
6
people
killed
in
6
separate
accidents.
There
were
also
41
“courtesy”
reports
written
accidents
that
happened
in other
jurisdictions.
The top two causes for accidents in 2013 were careless driving (321) and excessive speed
for accidents
jurisdictions.
(121).
Alcoholthat
washappened
involved in
in other
125 (9.6%)
of the accidents.
Two
of theforfatal
accidents
involved
The top two
causes
accidents
in 2013
were careless driving (321) and ex
alcohol.
(121). Alcohol was involved in 125 (9.6%) of the accidents. Two of the fata
T
The top two causes for accidents in 2013 were careless driving (321) and excessive speed (121).
Alcohol was involved in 125 (9.6%) of the accidents. alcohol.
Two of the fatal accidents involved alcohol.
Total Accidents
Reported
1,306
Total Injury Accidents
Total Accidents
431
Possible
252
Minor
155
Serious
18
Fatal
6
1,306
Reported
33.0%
Total Injury Accidents
Alcohol Related
125
9.6%
Hit & Run
533
40.8%
431
33.0%
Possible
252
Minor
155
Serious
18
Fatal
6
Alcohol Related
125
9.6%
Hit & Run
533
40.8%
The following chart shows the top 10 intersections, based on the number of accidents reported to
The following chart shows the top 10 intersections based on the number of accidents reported
The
following
chart
shows
thethe
Clackamas
County
Sheriff’s
Office
at those
intersections
during
2013:
to
Clackamas
County
Sheriff’s
Office
at those
intersections
during
2013.the top 10 intersections based on the number of a
to the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office at those intersections during 2013.
Intersection
Sunnybrook Blvd/I-205
Johnson Creek Blvd/Fuller Rd
Number of
Accidents
17
10
Type of Injury
Number of
Intersection
Serious Minor Possible
None
Accidents
Fatal
4
7
Sunnybrook Blvd/I-205
17
4 10
5
Johnson Creek Blvd/Fuller1Rd
Fatal
Harmony Rd/Fuller Rd
9
Sunnyside Rd/93rd Ave
8
82nd Dr/Hwy 212
7
82nd Ave/Causey Ave
7
Arndt Rd/Knights Bridge Rd
6
Sunnyside Rd/82nd Ave
6
Sunnyside Rd/82 Ave
Orient Dr/Kelso Rd
6
New Era Rd/Central Point Rd
6
• The Sheriff’s Office issued 11,489 traffic citations
with 12,697 charges and 4,585 written warnings
in 2013. The top two charges were speed related
violations (3,130) and driving while suspended/
revoked (1,581).
• The Sheriff’s Office also performed 807 commercial
vehicle inspections in 2013
Harmony Rd/Fuller Rd
rd
Sunnyside Rd/93 Ave
3
6
1
9
8
2
82nd Ave/Causey Ave
Arndt Rd/Knights1Bridge Rd
2
1
2
Orient Dr/Kelso Rd
4
New Era Rd/Central Point Rd
4
6
2
nd
7
3
1
3
7
5
6
5
6
3
6
2
• 531 people were arrested for Driving Under the
Influence of Intoxicants (DUII) in 2013. Of the 531
people arrested for DUII, 144 (27.1%) were female
and 387 (72.9%) were male. Twenty seven were
under 21 years old, with the youngest being 16
years old.
• This includes all DUII arrests made by the
Clackamas Sheriff’s Office, including arrests made in
contract cities and in other jurisdictions.
28
1
7
2
82nd Dr/Hwy 212
Type of In
Serious Minor
2
1
1
0600-0659
1500-1559
17
9
8
9
6
5
1
2
5
4
8
21
48
62
53
50
1400-1459
0700-0759
1300-1359
0800-0859
1200-1259
0900-0959
1100-1159
1000-1059
1000-1059
0900-0959
1100-1159
0800-0859
1200-1259
0700-0759
0600-0659
1300-1359
0500-0559
1400-1459
0400-0459
1500-1559
0300-0359
0200-0259
1600-1659
0100-0159
1700-1759
0000-0059
District
Total
82nd Ave
99E
Boring
Clackamas
East
82nd Ave
Forest Service/
Metro 99E
Mountain
Boring
South
West
Clackamas
Damascus*
East
Estacada*
Happy
Valley*
Forest Service/ BLM
Wilsonville*
OtherMetro
Jurisdictio
DUII Arrests by Patrol District
DUII Arrests
by Patrol District
81
2013
50
21
69
35
5
22
17
39
14
27
14
36
55
46
1800-1859
1900-1959
2000-2059
District
Total
2100-2159
82nd Ave
81
2013 DUII Arrests by Patrol District
2200-2259
99E
50
2300-2359
Boring
21
Clackamas
69
East
35
82nd Ave
Forest Service/
5 DUII Arrests
2013 DUIIby
Arrests
by Age
Age
Group
Metro 99E
22
Mountain
17
Boring
173
South
39 21
Under
27
21-29
173
West
14
Clackamas
30-39
126
126
Damascus*
27
40-49
99
East
Estacada*
14
50-59
75
99
60-69
27
HappyBLM
Valley*
36
Forest Service/
75
70+
4
Wilsonville*
55
27
46 27
OtherMetro
Jurisdictio
4
Mountain
South
West
Damascus*
Estacada*
Happy Valley*
Mountain
Wilsonville*
South
Other Jurisdictions
West
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
*Contract Cities
Under 21
35 Damascus*
40
45 50
55
60
65
21-29
70
75
30-39
40-49
50-59
60-69
70+
80
Estacada*
Happy Valley*
DUII Arrests
of Day
2013
Arrests
by
Time
of Day
2013
DUIIDUII
Arrests
byby
Day
of Time
Week
Wilsonville*
DOW
Sunday
Time2
2300-2359
Monday
0000-0059
2200-2259
Tuesday
0100-0159
2100-2159
Wednesday
0200-0259
2000-2059
Thursday
0300-0359
1900-1959
Friday
1800-1859
0400-0459
Saturday
1700-1759
1600-1659
0600-0659
1500-1559
1400-1459
0700-0759
1300-1359
0800-0859
1200-1259
0900-0959
1100-1159
1000-1059
1000-1059
0900-0959
1100-1159
0800-0859
1200-1259
0700-0759
0600-0659
1300-1359
0500-0559
1400-1459
0400-0459
1500-1559
0300-0359
0200-0259
1600-1659
0100-0159
1700-1759
0000-0059
0500-0559
1800-1859
Other Jurisdictions
Total
122
41
59
40
47
28
122 48
36
54
24
71
20
130
Total
21
13
17
9
8
9
6
5
1
2
5
4
8
21
48
62
53
50
0
5
*Contract Cities
59
47
10
15
20
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
130
2013
71
DOW
Total DUII
54
Sunday
122
48
Monday
59
Tuesday
47
Wednesday
122 48
Thursday
54
Friday
71
Saturday
130
Arrests by Day of Week
DUII Arrests by Day of Week
59
1900-1959
2000-2059
2100-2159
2200-2259
2300-2359
29
2013 DUII Arrests by Age
25
130
47
48
54
71
70
75
80
For More Information
For more information about the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office
and the material in this report, please contact:
Crime Analysis Unit
2223 Kaen Rd
Oregon City, OR 97045
(503) 785-5088
You can also visit the
Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office Web site at
www.clackamas.us/sheriff
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