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1 2013 Overview

2 Violent Crime

3 Murder

4 Rape

5 Robbery

6 Aggravated Assault

7 Theft/Stealing

8 officer Staffing Levels

9 2002 – 2013 (increases) 2002 2013 Robbery 9 23 Stealing 644 1,158
Weapon Offenses 16 46 Resisting Arrest 25 66 Drug Possession 121 227 Domestic Violence 141 359 DWLR 71 171 Failed to Register 309 1075 Drug Paraphernalia 97 178 Traffic Citations 2361 5606

10 2012 – 2013 (decreases) 2012 2013 Burglary 130 114 Harassment 126 39
Peace Disturbance 298 77 Trespassing 163 79 Total Crime Reports 3502 3459

11 2013 Dispatched Calls for Service

12 2013 Officer Initiated Activity

13 Community Policing

14 Other Community Policing Locations
Branson Lodge Caprice Motor Inn Midwest Inn Oak Tree Apts.

15 Vice Activity

16 Drug Quantities Seized
Methamphetamine 4558g Marijuana g Synthetic Narcotic g Other Drugs g Heroin g Cocaine g K g

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