I'm coming to Kurt warboys. The 12th person and I want to welcome the board to number 12 and the northwest Activity Center. I want to thank the Northwest Activity Center staff for allowing us to hold the meeting here this evening. And it's an honor to host the first be LPC meeting of 2023 out in our community. I'll give you a quick overview of the top precinct. It's located at 1441 West Seven Mile near the intersection of West Seven Mile and Woodward covers an area of approximately 13 square miles and includes nearly 75,000 residents. The precinct is proud to support over 50 organized community groups 16 schools 300 local businesses and we also have 18 parks and two recreational centers within our borders. The Greenlight project is well represented in the precinct with they're currently being 105 locations actively participating, making number 12 the second highest precinct and Greenlight locations in the city. Some of the more notable businesses and 12 are the Meijer grocery store complex Amazon distribution center, which will be opening up this spring, Home Depot, University of Detroit Mercy Sinai Grace hospital to Detroit golf club Palmer Park and the avenue of fashion I live north. We share a common border with Highland Park, Hazel Park, Ferndale, Oak Park, Royal Oak Township and Southfield 12 precinct also borders the 11th eight second 10 precincts are precinct staffing. Once again, I'm the commander Monica warboys. We have commander excuse me, Captain Jamar recut just got with us in December, there was a transfer of Captain Sean Starks to DDC who was with us for about 10 months. And we look forward to Captain Ricky getting up to speed and interacting with you in the community. We have 125 sworn members 24 of those are probationary at this time. We're very young. I would guess that about 60% of our staffing that's on patrol is got less than two years. So we're trying to get them trained up and acclimated to patrol activities as soon as we can. We also have seven non sworn civilian positions are those the Army's which are in house secretaries, and our ceasefire analysts and embedded domestic violence advocate is at our precinct every day to interact with community they do about 120 interactions per month. With the community and for domestic violence related situations. We also have a shared mtoc Agent side of the precinct that we share with you 11%. For our crime statistics, I'm going to basically talk about 2022 Just because the end of this couple of weeks ago we have a recorded 5% reduction in part one violent crime and the 12% but we do have a 28% increase in part one property crime. So that's where we show our challenges. Some of our specific crime numbers are we had 34 homicides and 12 Last year, which was a 70% increase over 2021. Well, it's consistent with our five year average. We had a good year last year in 2021 for homicides, and it came back to about where our level was in the previous four years. What we did see as a huge increase, assuming decrease in our non fatal shootings. We were down 35 non fatal shootings for the year compared to 2021 for a proximate 30% decrease. We did a lot of good things with our ops and ceasefire teams to make sure that the gun violence at least on the non fatal shooting side was reduced. Our robberies were up 10% I do associate that with once again having a really good year and 2021 I think that COVID redo some of the the activities that were going on on the street where it was related to robberies and street robberies, but it didn't come up again. A little bit last year 10% are aggravated assaults are down 3%, which for the first half of the year was up at a good second half. And for property crime, though we were up 20% in both burglary and larcenies and for stolen motor vehicles were up approximately 40% And that was a significant increase in the last quarter of the year. And part of that I'll talk about a little bit later when I get further on in my presentation. The reduction in violent crime numbers are due to the hard work and dedication of all three platoons on patrol our special operations and our ceasefire officers, our neighborhood police officers and the thoroughness of our PD detectives, the 12 precinct answered 31,861 calls for service last year 31,000 with 10,074 of those calls being for priority one status calls shows that we are averaging we had sorry, this shows that we saw 11% increase over 2021 in calls for service. average response time for the precincts around 30 minutes. We're working on that consistently to get that down. I think at one point the chief in America wants to be around 15 minutes for priority one calls and that's been reduced every year. We're trying to get down to the 12 minute mark. And I'm running overlap cars and I have a car that runs from two 2pm to 10pm with overtime to make sure we're covering those calls during shift change. The officers made 807 arrests last year with CS 285 weapons. Our PDU submitted 1021 Arrest warrants, but 331 of those be not in custody warrants. So something that we didn't have a person that seemed to arrest. We followed up did our investigative duties and were able to find a suspect and submit a warrant on that person. We ended the year with a 25% closure rate for non fatal shootings and we're looking to improve on that this year. We did have some like system challenges with an uptick in property crime. But that's been going on citywide and nationwide. There's been a sharp increase in motor vehicle thefts over the last several months with our scout car areas 12 to 12, eight and 1210 having the highest frequency of incidents. To combat this trend. We've directed additional resources into the hotspot areas. We're conducting business inspection inspections looking for stolen car parts. We're performing mtoc own checks on previous offenders to make sure they're not out there committing the same crimes they've done in the past. We're also conducting targeted surveillance on these hotspot areas, traffic blitzes, and we're trying to focus on the cars that are being most frequently stolen. And right now we've noticed that the key is have been off the chain with the increase I don't know if you heard about it, but there was a Tiktok video that came out last summer fall that showed the youth out there how to go out and steal a Kia fairly easily and we see a lot of joy riding. Because of that. Jeeps are also still very popular jeeps, dodgers are still very popular items to steal. And that's mostly for car parks. They're being pushed on the been stripped and those parts have been sold to locations that we're still trying to find and when we do finally shut them down. We're continuing our enforcement efforts that contribute to the violent crime reductions such as, such as weekly restore order operations, bi weekly ote details, which is the offer to engage in prostitution, continuation of our ceasefire and custom notification and disruptions with the gangs in our precinct and the youth that are gathered in groups of non fatal shooting wraparounds to make sure we don't have a retaliation, ot patrols on the business corridor so live right in the minuman Nichols corridor we have ot pretty much every day having officer presence out there to prevent robberies, larcenies and burgers and partnership with RBC city BC to close down these after hours and illegal operated halls. They're known to yield a lot of criminal activity. We felt we shut down I think five last year that we're operating without licenses, and getting lots of complaints from the neighbors about parking, trash, loitering, drug usage, and noise. So we made sure we were addressing those issues. We looked forward to improving on last year's numbers with a 10% reduction or overall part one crime and a 10% improvement in our non fatal shooting closure rate for our community engagement. Our neighborhood police officers are out there out front of on front of it. Right now. I have one sergeant Sergeant Sherwood Bledsoe, and for MPO officers. There's our assuming they're MPO Michael Crowder, MPO and Nathaniel Womack. MPO Keith Buckman and MPO Larissa Powell. She's not here today. But they're out there and they're doing it every day and I heard a couple of complaints about our response. I'm happy to take those phone calls. I truly believe that we are responsive. I my offices is 15 feet from where their offices I see him every day. And I know there are they're out there answering these complaints that for quality life issues that we have in the precinct. But if we're not doing it well enough, we're happy to improve can always improve and we're always here to listen to.