are. Good evening animal board. I am commander Melissa Gardner of the third precinct. And I also have with me on tonight. My colleague, Captain Todd desenio. And then I have two of my MPO officers and my boss, DC Stuart here tonight. And I will be reporting out on the third precinct and or those who may not know where the third precinct is located. We're located at 2875 West Grand Boulevard. We encompass 19 square miles of patrol, which consists of 12 different sectors. We are bound at the north by woodland Island Park City Limits and Clara mount on the east by st Alban in the Chrysler surface freeway on the south by the Detroit River, and on the west by John C. Lodge in West Grand Boulevard. So on this evening, I'm going to be reporting out on our crime stats as well as strategies that we put in place to address those crime patterns. So I believe you will have received a report that will identify first the violent offenses which encompasses homicide, sexual assault, aggravated assault and robbery. And what we've done is we broke it down by seven day comparison, a 28 day comparison, as well as a year today. Alongside with 2021 So when you look at currently for the last seven days compared to the previous seven days, we are down in these violent offenses. But as you look further and we go into our 28 Day comparison, we do see some increases in those categories. And then when we look at our 2022 and 2021 you will see that for this year when we compare it to last year at this time for homicides, we are up 25% Our sexual assaults we are up 20% Our aggravated assaults, we are down 23% And our robberies are down 10%. When we go into our property offenses, which encompasses our burglaries, larcenies and all of that, that also was broken down by 720 day and year to date comparing with 2021 you will see in our seven day comparisons, we are down in all categories. When you go into our 28 Day comparisons, we are also down in those categories. However when we look and compare to 2021 to this time last year we are up in our Burley's 17% larcenies is 53.8% our auto theft is 76.8% and what we, even though we are up in those categories you will see below those stats where we are showing they're trending in the right direction, even though we are still up. So we have implemented deployment strategies where we did find success and we were able to see several months where we had no fatal shootings or non fatal shootings. However, within the month of November, we have seen an uptick in those particular offenses. They have been argumentative base. So we are and we are, we have been able to get some of those in custody, as well as identify individuals that have been involved in fatal and non fatal shootings. When we look at our robbery pattern, we did have a decrease of 13% meaning we had 13 for this reported period of posts the 15 robberies are down in comparison to 2021 by 10% and 7.2% when you compare it to 2020 strategies that we have implemented to address these particular offenses has been our foot patrol. We target our hotspot areas, and what we have is our crime analysts will break down days and times of days in which these crimes are being committed. The areas in which they're being committed. And what we do is we strategize and we may use a bait car we may have planned close units in those areas, so that we can target those offenders. And again, we have found success in that and we continue to reevaluate and see where we need to make necessary changes when we aren't able to see what we're looking for. Some of the other strategies that we've put in place and we utilize is our green light partnership. So in this package, you will see where we had one of our high target areas that was driving some of our ag assaults, our non fatal shootings, which was found in the freedom place area, we were able to get them to join and become partnership in green light. And since they have come on board in those particular areas, we have seen a significant decrease in those part one crimes. So we were very successful in that. Other things that we target to and utilize to address our crime is our partnership with the MDRC we conduct when we go out and do home checks, we have been able to conduct 43 in which we were able to obtain three facsimile firearms 70 rounds of ammunition. four grams of crack cocaine are confiscated in these home assessments. And once this has been done, we will have follow up done with the mtoc agent, the embedded agent that we have to determine violations and next steps. We also have embedded our AmeriCorps domestic violence advocate program, which we are finding great success in that as well. And you'll see on here that we've have some data as it relates to the attempts that were made with those who have filed reports have been a victim of domestic violence. And we do see growth in this program. When they're in our office they come in or we will go out. So we try to make sure that we're making ourselves accessible to those at all. You know areas of our precinct. So again, that has helped us. We also utilize our GenStat which is where our detectives will make sure that they're in court to look at these and see what the prosecutors are doing with these particular cases to ensure that we are keeping these individuals in custody or requesting a higher bond that will allow us to keep them in custody longer. Then we have our crime analyst who is also a huge asset to our precinct. Our crime analysts will look and comb through it any social media sites, social platforms, where people might have had chatter about certain crimes or people committing crimes, and she will provide us with that information, photos, things of that nature. And then our special ops team will go out and you know, vet this information and get individuals in custody. And in this packet, we had one particular incident where she was able to go through look at video, be able to determine vehicles and within an hour we were able to get someone in custody. So again, utilizing all the tools that we have, definitely helps us to address those crimes. Then we also have the crisis intervention team as stated earlier, we have had concerns with how we handle calls for service with those who have mental crisis. So I'm happy to report that we have several of our officers in the third precinct who have received the crisis intervention training and we also have a unit designated designated to handle those in crisis. And they work currently from 11am to 7pm. But that's not to say again, we do have other officers that are trained that will go out and handle those particular runs as well as some of my sergeants that I have working in those particular