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Home My WebLink AboutPolice Department Annual Report 2005.PDFCAYUGA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPARTMENT M REPORT 2005 Viflage of Cayuga Heights Police Department 836 Hanshaw Froad. rthaca, New yorki4gso-isg0. phone: (60z125z-1011E-ma ir : K LAN s I Nc@cay uga-Heights. Ny. U s . Fax: (6-0 i l. 257 -347 4 Kenneth W. Lansing Chief of Folice To: The Honorable Walter Lynn Members of the Board of Trustees Village of Cayuga Heights I hereby submit the annual report of the activities of the CayugaHeights police Department for the year ending 2005. This year I'm proud and happy to report we have had no personnel changes within thepolice ranks' We have had an addition to one of our officer's household. officer JamesManning and his wife Margaret had a visit from the stork deiivering a beautiful littlebaby gitl, Allison Lee Manning. our part-time staff has stayed in tack for the past yearmaking them a very reliable and important part of our department. We had Traci Eatonworking for us as a part-time police clerk most of the ,.rrn*., and fall helping us get ourrecord keeping management system cleaned up. After Traci left us for a full timeposition closer to home we were able to get another part-time police clerk KathleenTrinkle to take her spot in December. Wi also had to replace one of our two schoolcrossing guards when Martha Collacchi had to resign Oue to health reasons. We had tohire two people in orderto fill her spot. The dutieJfor her position are shared by twoteacher aids at the school, Brian Ri'chack and patricia Manuel. On the training front we continue to keep our staff up on the latest technical andinformative schools dealing with various aspects of police work. We have had ourannual firearms training as we do every year. It has now come to our attention that somedepartments have been extending thLeiifireanns training through other means. Sgt Boyceand I attended a demonstration onLazar training in fire"arms, sponsored by the TompkinsCounty Sheriff s office. This type of training al'iows officers to fine tune iheir shootingand reaction skills when confronted with different real life situations through a frojectedimage from a computer onto a screen. All officers could do this type of tralning while onduty at our office as often as time allows. Just the few hours we spent that day with thesystem greatly improved our judgment and reaction time. Some of our officers attended a one day traini'g on sex offender mallagement record keeping. our departmentcontinues to be asked to assist other outslde departrnents and organizations in helpingwith trainings and presentations. we have helied BocES driver education classes withofficers giving demos and talks about driver safety issues. Kendal of Ithaca has beengiven classroom talks about violence in the workplace. Bicycle education ancl safbtypresentations were held at our locall elementary schools. we held a one day training atthe Tompkins county-91 1 center for police off.r..rr, judges and court clerks on theDivision of criminal Justices Secure services. we assis6d BocES once agai' with theEckerd's Drug Quiz .h9y by supplying officers to help judge and keep score. we heldanother simunitions training at oewittlaiaat. School with memuers olother local policeagencies. As you look at the figures contained in this report you will see that totals have risen inalmost every aspect of our duties in the village. The demands on public safety personnelhave continued to increase every year over the last five yeais. we will continue to shiveto meet the needs of the community in all aspects of the puflic safety field. we alsothank the village Board and vilage residents for there continued support. nneth W. Lansine Chief of Police Ann Antil - Deputy Mayor Roy Staley Peter McClelland CLERK Norma Manning TREASURER Jeffrey A. Silber VILLAGE JUSTICE Glenn G. Galbreath SUP'T OF PUBLIC WORKS Brent A. Cross FUI.L TIME PERSONNEL Chief Kenneth W. Lansins Sgt. Thomas L. Boyce Officer James M. Stsinmctz Oflicer David C. Lannins Jr. Otficer Jery L. Wright Offrcer James R. Mannine Clerk Jean F. Eaton PART-TIME PERSONNEL Officcr Daniel Tier III Officer Michael I-L Gray Officer Brett A. Cary Officer Daniel Gonzalez Officer Karl Bowers Jr. Offi cer Richard Curtiss Officer l.imothy Little Clerk Kathcen Trinkle SCHOOL CROSSING GUART) Martha Collacchi Rose Morusfy VILLAGE OIl CAYUGA HEIGIITS 836 I{ansharv Road Ithaca, Nerv York 14850-159S 607_257-1011 2005 MAYOR Walter Lynn TRUSTEES CAYUGA HEIGIITS POLICE DEPARTMENT Sue McNeil Frank Collyer Elizabeth Morurt DEPUTYCI,ERK Lynn Kcssler ATTORNEY David T. Tyler JUSTICE CLERK Patricia Kannus D.P.W. SUPERVISOR Edward Quick SERVING CAYUGA HEIGHTS SINCE November 1974 April 1987 September 1994 November 1998 August 2002 February 2004 June 1989 April 1986 January 1993 Novcmber 1995 Iuly 20A4 July 2004 September 2004 September 2004 December 2005 September 1998 September 2000 COMPLAINTS HANDLED FELONIES Attenrnl fn l'rn^.-.i 2003 2004 2005--_r- -" :zvrrrrrrrt 4 vrrrtlu Burglarv % _ -I'Orgerv - I rauo ---trfi)nd L,rcPn\/ 0 0 I 3 5 o 0 I 0 0 0 Identitv Theft 8 AI 0 I 0 0 I 0 D .+t6 l1 MISDEMEAI{ORS afed FI 2003 2004 2005 Arson As"rtt 3? ISad Check Crimincl (- 8 ^ AI 0 0 0 0 I l3 l3 l) Cri lMicnlriof 0 I 0 Criminrl Dncc^..i 29 ZJ JI Crirrrinal Pnccaooi 0 0 I 0 0:-----:^-*^ - "spvuotvu vr r twrsrt rIUp€rty -_ (-rinrir.ol'I.a,".^--:*,,I 0 0 ^T I 2 Idcntitv Theft - Menacino % 0 0 0 0 I Petitlerno.., %+I 39 46 53 Sevrrel f)ffo 0 0 I Stalking Theft ^f(^^, 0 0 2 I 0 0 II hnrizp.l I T.- ^f 0 I 0 IInlnwfirl Di I 0 I 0 I]lqurfi'l I 0 I 0 TN'I'A I il' 0 0 UI}:[T:.LAI1\ I S 98 92 120 VTOI,ATIONS AlcohoI Posscssion under 2l Disorderly Conduct UnlawfuI Possession of tvtarihuana Unlarvful Possession of Fireworks Unlarvful T TOTAr_ VroLArioN qSMPLAI N.tE isd/Viol C ints Clcared Exceptionallv oi isd/Viol Comp la ints Unfouncled COM PLAINTS HANDLED (cont) 2003 2004 2005 -)0 2 Drive ou Park Lawn 0 0 0 0UUX LUIILI UI Tll^^^l ^-- 1A t9 20rrrv<4r uutlll_,lllt.l I- D^-l- f.^-- rr A 2 3 n 0 IvPvrr uurrrrlt}{ v tulaluull C^tj^jr^-^--- rh rrr I Isuulers7IJl9vrrrcwrul r wD[tllP I 0 0 \rKrrrrl Ai\ u t1 uuM PLAIN'l.s A'J)4l VEI'IICLE & TRAFFJC I-TW Abandoned Vehicle Driving Whi le Intoxiiarcd Leaving Scene Motor Vehicle Aicident Miscellaneous Vehicle & Traffic Larvs TOTAL VEHICLE & TRAFria -ol\.{l,LArNlls IVrIDL I-I,LANIIO U S COMPLAINI'S :Al^------ln: % 2003 2004 2005 7 J 9rul(rgllts 37 30 40rtruslon138106145 l9 20 22 ^DJrDt lIt/ llll ut(iu 48 49 5lLruarillrug Le[ler Kequgsts Death Investisations 5 /l I Jr.'dllllty r-roDlems+ Information 5 7 5 IJ tl 131jyrglrtal rrootenls o 4 4rg rclsons 8 5 7Public Safety 65 7l 90r\c[)otrs oI roulto l,roncrtv z3 29 ^ulrurrs or LOSI rroDenv Request fbr Assistance 16 29 t3 tJ /ts0 121 ^trqucst r()r v iltaqc Scrvlccs Surrcndcr ofFirearnrs 9 I 0 0 0 ruslj lct ous rerson s/ V eh l c l es/U t rculnstance:j 49 53 JJ i'\-Il I,LAI\ I'U U S UUM PLAIIN'I-S 646 628 70u Assault Criminal C 2003 2004 2005 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I =: : : ---'--r-' Criminal Micclrief 0 I 0 0 0 2 0 I I 0 0 I F.rrd A 0 0IU Harassment-----lssrtrno q Ilrrl f1,^^ 0 0 I 0 0 lvrenaclns rellt Larcenvru 0 0 1 I 0 Scxual Miscnn.fi,.t I 0 I 0 0 I I 0 0 llnlewfirl I-^.i 0 0-''. -_- -r-rHrruvuurwrri _VIOI .ATIOINS Alcohol/Oncn Cnnra i-o- 0 0 4 0 4 Dog Control l)rivino nn Do.L I 0 ., 0 2 9 0 Ha I 0 0 Illenal Drrm.i I A 2 : ' --'---D open Bunrins - I 0 0 2 0 Pncceccinn ^f A l z aJ 0arKpfAlA00 IInlawfirl Pnccooo.i 0 2 2 IInlawfirl Pncceooi 0 I (., E;;:; il:::YIS ]USVillarrc C Aa Aa 6 nrh.0 o 3___ _-- _Ervr a r6vrrwJ YY 4tl4ltt5Tf|T A r /ao n,rrilr ri-lTiEl^-i-.--=.--..--0 0ID29JI30 Criminal Mjschief Curferv Violation - n;a^.,1-.1" /a^-J..^ rLr. LAbtls |TANDL4S 2003 2004 2005 0 I 0 0 0 I Ohstrrrnfino t':)0 4 0_ _-_---.D vv r vr rrrrrrrrtct Jtut I tlt I t\tt xt Itlll TOTA l . .rI IV['N rr n FJEEE--^i^iG=-I 0 0 I 5 I Trrrned 5_ _ _ . _- ." . !.rvlrrvr ^)iLrru y Rcfeno.l fn E.*i1,, r'^..-.0 0 0 0 0 0 Lt,1\III,D Drivinrt Whr'le I 2003 2004 2005 0 I 0 A MISDEMEANORS 0 I 0 -_^bbr-s, aLvu v lrrrlgllJ(iu Drivins wh i re n x;i;r.lilllll-iF-- -.--0 I 0 0 Il77 A 5 5 TOTAf . MtSnnnrE 5 7 6 , dnl\lJ!) I ) % INF'RACTTC'NS A rrafprl I T-li tl t9 20 Avoid Trqffi^ (ann+.^l l3 t2 20 Feihrre fn Ilia^t^,, r'.,r87 r99 229_-____-_ -" vruprsJ vsrrvrrr Lrusrtsg I_lales/ | arrFnihrre ln lfna^ D;,'r.;----+42 AT 8_ -- -^vvr r\I6ul fnerlenrrota I i-r.+- rF-a 6 l9_____-f $*!v sr6rrrr/ LqurprrtstlL L/cI€(.;Is iVlisnplln ro^',137 96 56 NnT 24 26_ , _ -^^vPvvrrvrr vwr L[lv4LE NoTncrrrr-^o %-109 l8l 207 Nn Seaf Etol 97 t34 t54 Pqcced lrT^ D 39 5Z 21 Sfon ( rDrrrE aulg J 6 o Sneed 9 l0 9 Snpprl NT^+ D u9 2t7 204rvL r\wqrvrrsutv s f r uuulll. - \hAPd \.h^^l /^-^I 0 T Tn li^^-.^.I t3 12 T7 TI 30 34 IJv --r vtsretvr vu 'rvlvr v ulllulg - UseofC"ltphon@ %'fal'r' ar rf,rDD ^ nmrX*l-lTll:=:- 58 32 40 +J )/78 Ar(Kt-JIS 'f'a\.r' 931 t064 n20 o. r KAr r lU t.AlV I\RRESf'S 948 I 084 tt40 A hon'l^--l 2003 2004 2005 Refrrrcpn 1 2 I I Ftrendinq-^ol 7 l0s 104 77 0 z 0vI rwsu vY 4 v - Nn Ttcno^+i^h 27 t4 6 9 5 ,) ^ rv ^ srr\lrta !vrr9 %OnQid^"'^ll- %53 45 26 Perlri rJi.,1",,2 I 2 6 2 Iv.r-vbrsrvrvu rYrvrvr v glltulE Tr)TAI u,roffi 0 I 0 l D rSDU_t l,204 tt5 il6 NXOTOR VEHICI,E ACCIDENTS SUMMARY 2003 2004 2005 Property Damage Accidents 53 50 55 Personal Iniury Accidents 9 nt 9 Fatal Accidents 0 0 0 TOTALACCIDENTS 62 JA 64 Cars Involved 106 83 103 Persons Iniured 9 5 t0 Persons Killed 0 0 0 Accident Arrests l6 t1JI Ambulance Required 7 aJ A MONTH January t1 4 7 February 5 6 1 March 1l A 9 April 2 z z May J 5 5 June .J J 6 July 5 4 4 - qgtlql z J 2 Septcmber 5 6 AT October J 8 6 November ,7 6 7 December 5 J 5 DAY OF WEEK lqdav 7 J A Mondav 8 J 8 Tuesday l7 9 1 Wednesday 8 9 10 Thursday 7 ItIJ IJ Friday oo 5 l6 Saturday 7 t2 6 LOCATION At Intersection 20 t+11 Not at Intersection 21 29 29 FIi.ehway )t A't 50 Non-Highway 25 12 t2 Parkine Lot l5 il l0 HOUR OF DAY l2am I 2 z lam 2 3 0 2am I I 3am I I 2 4arn 0 0 2 5am 0 t,0 6am I 2 0 7am z 0 8am 6 0 IIOUR OF DAY (cont)2003 2004 2005 9am )5 lOam ia +2 I 1am 5 J a 12n Aa 4 2 lpm 5 aL Aa 2pm 7 5 5 3pm aJ aJ 6 4prn i1+5 7 5pm 6 J 5 6pm II I .+ 7pm II 3 4 8pm 2 J na 9pm 2 I 2 lOom I 2 0 llpm I I Unknown 0 0 0 AGE OFDRIVER 20 & under t7 t0 I2 21 -24 t4 6 t2 2s -39 ZJ 16 27 40-59 30 JZ 60 & over 6 9 9 Unknown 2 0 TYPE OFACCIDENT Pedestrian I 0 Other Motor Vehicle A1al 29 39 Bicycle 0 0 Fixed Obicct 1nLI 10 laTJ Other Obiect t J Animal/Deer 2 10 6 Ran off Roadwav 0 z TRAFFIC CONTROL None z+o 39 50 Stoo Sisn IJ l0 1al-) Other J I WEATHER CONDITTON Clear 20 t6 T9 Rain J 2 4 Fos 0 0 0 Snow/lce t2 o 9 Cloudv 26 21 )z Unknown 0