Colonial Regional Police Department

Annual Report 2011

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Table of Contents INTRODUCTION Chief Roy D. Seiple

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STAFFING Commission Members ...……………………………………………………………page 4 CRPD Organizational Chart ………………………………………………………..page 5 CRPD Roster ...……………………………………………………………………..page 6 Officer Training Summaries ………………………………………………………..page 7 5-Year Training Comparison ………………………………………………............page 11 CRIME ANALYSIS 5-Year Percentage of Time Spent .…………………………………………………page 13 5-Year Enforcement, Arrests & Incident Comparison …………………………….page 14 5-Year Total Incident Comparison ………………………………………………...page 15 5-Year Arrest Comparison …………………………………………………………page 16 5-Year Enforcement Comparison ….……………………………………………….page 17 Total Incidents …….………………………………………………………..............page 18 2011 Uniform Crime Reports ....……………………………………………………page 30 BATH BOROUGH Statistics …….………………………………………………………………………page 32 Total Incidents …….……………………………………………………………….page 33 Arrests …….………………………………………………………………………..page 37 Traffic Enforcement …….……………………………………………………….....page 39 5-Year Enforcement ………………………………………………………………..page 40 Total Enforcement ……….…………………………………………………………page 41

HANOVER TOWNSHIP Statistics …….………………………………………………………………………page 42 Total Incidents …….………………………………………………………………..page 43 Total Arrests …….……………………………………………………………….....page 48 Traffic Enforcement …….……………………………………………………….....page 50 5-Year Enforcement ………………………………………………………………..page 52 Total Enforcement ……….…………………………………………………………page 53

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LOWER NAZARETH TOWNSHIP Statistics …….……………………………………………………………………..page 54 Total Incidents …….………………………………………………………………page 55 Arrests …….……………...…………………………………………………….…….page 59 Traffic Enforcement …….…………………………………………………….…...page 61 5-Year Enforcement ……………………………………………………………….page 63 Total Enforcement …....………………………………………………….……….page 64 CHAPMAN BOROUGH Statistics …….………………………………………………………….………….page 65 Total Incidents …….…………………………………………………….…………page 66 Arrests …….……………...…………………………………………………….…….page 68 4-Year Enforcement ………………………………………………………….…...page 69 Traffic Enforcement …….………………………………………………….……...page 69 Total Enforcement …………..…..…………………………………………………page 70 MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHES Motor Vehicle Crashes & Investigations …………………………….…………….page 71 Bath Borough Crashes ….………………………………………………….………page 72 Hanover Township Crashes …….………………………………………….………page 74 Lower Nazareth Township Crashes …….……………………………………….…page 76 Chapman Borough Crashes …………………………………………………………page 77 SPECIALTY PROGRAMS K-9 Unit .….…………………………………………………………………..……page 79 Northampton County Drug Task Force .………………………………………..…..page 82 Detective Unit ……………………………………………………………………...page 83 D.A.R.E …………………………………………………………………………....page 85 Crime Watch Program ……………………………………………………………..page 84 Child Seat Program ……………………………………………………………..….page 85 Seatbelt Compliance Program …………………………………………………......page 86 Motor Carrier Compliance Enforcement ………………………………………..…page 88 Smooth Operator Program …………………………………………………………page 88 D.U.I. Checkpoints & Roving Patrols ……………………………………………..page 89 Cops in Shops ……………………………………………………………………...page 90 Seventh Annual Blood Drive ……………………………………………………....page 91 Shop w/ Cops ……………………………………………………………………....page 91 Citizens Police Academy ……….………………………………………………... page 93 Fleet Report ………….…….……………………………………………………… page 95 2|Page

Colonial Regional Police Department 248 Brodhead Road, Suite 1 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18017 Phone (610) 861-4820 Fax (610) 861-4829 www.colonialregionalpd.org

Roy D. Seiple Chief of Police

The 2011 Annual Report provides cumulative data representing the activities of the Department throughout the past year. The Department has responded to 9,851 calls for service this year marking an increase of approximately 5% over 2010. This total includes 558 arrests for criminal acts which was a 10% decrease from the previous year. The officers have issued 1,299 traffic citations, 558 parking violations, and 945 written warning cards. Suspicious acts, False 911 calls, False Burglar Alarms and Medical Emergencies top our list of incident responses. We have also responded to 921 motor vehicle crashes, a 7% increase from last year. This year we have added two new officers to our ranks to replace two open positions. Officer Thomas Migliore a seasoned officer and veteran was hired in April. Officer Mathew Antonucci, a former intern with our department began his career with the CRPD in October. Both bring a host of experience and enthusiasm to the department. The overall budget for 2011 was $3,059,132 increasing 4% over 2010. The contribution for Hanover Township was $1,481,269, for Lower Nazareth Township $1,037,711, for Bath Borough $360,011 and Chapman Borough as a contract service $17,040. The members of the Colonial Regional Police Department remain dedicated to providing effective and efficient police service to our communities. Our officers value human life, integrity, laws and the constitution, excellence, accountability, cooperation, problem solving and ourselves. Our values are non-negotiable and form the base for providing professional law enforcement services. We welcome the input of the communities to assist us in our mission. Please feel free to contact me personally at [email protected] or phone 610 861-4820 with any questions, comments, suggestions or concerns you may have.

Roy D. Seiple Chief of Police

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2011 COLONIAL REGIONAL POLICE COMMISSION MEMBERS Mr. Glenn R. Walbert – Hanover Township Chairman Mr. John Diacogiannis – Hanover Township Alternate Mr. Robert Fields – Bath Borough Vice Chairman Mr. Mark Saginario – Bath Borough Alternate Mr. Eric E. Nagle – Lower Nazareth Township Secretary/Treasurer Mr. Jim Pennington – Lower Nazareth Township Alternate Mr. Ronald Corkery – Commission Solicitor Mrs. Leanna McGuigan – Commission Recording Secretary

The Colonial Regional Police Commission is the governing and policy making body. The Chief of Police answers directly to the Commission and is charged with the overall supervision of the Department. Bath Borough, Hanover Township and Lower Nazareth Township are each represented by two (2) elected officials from the municipality. One (1) representative from each municipality is the Primary Delegate and one (1) is an alternate. Each Municipality has only one (1) vote on Commission matters. An alternate can only vote on an issue in the absence of the primary delegate. Commission Members annually elect a Chairman, Vice-Chairman and a Secretary-Treasurer. The Commission annually appoints a solicitor and a person to be the Commission Recording Secretary. Chapman Borough contracts with the Commission for police services on a yearly basis and does not have a vote in the affairs of the Commission.

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Officer Hendershot

Officer Templeton

Officer Waselus

Officer Laudenslager

Officer Antonucci

Officer Epser

Officer Nigro

Officer Schippang

Sergeant Enstrom

Sergeant Wendling

Detective Munch

Officer Kovach

Officer Kulp

Officer Migliore

Sergeant Harmon

Officer Spirito

Officer Mahalick

Officer Young

Officer Kovalovsky

Sergeant Cuchran

Police Clerk Donna Edelman

Records Manager Barbara Hoell

Detective Sergeant Melinsky

Detective Hammer

Administrative Assistant Leanna McGuigan

Deputy Chief James DePalma

Chief Roy D. Seiple

Colonial Regional Police Commission

PERSONNEL POSITION

BADGE

DESCRIPTION

Chief Roy D. Seiple

901

Administration

Deputy Chief James G. DePalma

902

Admin, Supervision, Accreditation Mgr.

Detective Sergeant Michael S. Melinsky

906

Supervisor, Regional Coordinator Northampton County Drug Task Force (NCDTF)

Sergeant Darrin A. Wendling

909

Supervisor, K-9, NCDTF

Sergeant John A. Harmon

910

Supervisor, Bike Patrol, Crash Investigation, NCDTF

Sergeant George J. Cuchran

922

Supervisor, Child Seat Inspector, Bike Patrol, Seatbelt Grant Coordinator

Sergeant Michael D. Enstrom

918

Supervisor, Bike Patrol, NCDTF

Detective Gary M. Hammer

903

Criminal Investigation

Detective Michael J. Munch

931

Criminal Investigation, Bike Patrol, Defensive Instructor, NCDTF, Firearms Instructor

Officer Anthony G. Kovalovsky

904

Patrol, Field Training Officer (F.T.O.)

Officer Gary T. Young

914

Patrol, Firearms Instructor

Officer Michael J. Kovach

917

Patrol, D.A.R.E., Bike Patrol, Crime Watch, NCDTF

Officer Frank B. Epser

923

Patrol, Bike Patrol, Motor Carrier Compliance

Officer Ronal A. Nigro

924

Patrol, NCDTF

Officer Keith D. Kulp

926

Patrol, Weights/Measures, F.T.O., NCDTF

Officer Thomas L. Mahalick

928

Patrol, Firearms, NCDTF

Officer Jeffrey A. Waselus

932

Patrol, Bike Patrol

Officer Christopher L. Templeton

933

Patrol, Defense Tactics Instructor

Officer Andrew Laudenslager

934

Patrol

Officer Cody D. Hendershot

935

Patrol, Bike Patrol, K-9

Officer Jason R. Spirito

936

Patrol

Officer Justin Schippang

937

Patrol

Officer Thomas Migliore

938

Patrol

Officer Matthew Antonucci

939

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TRAINING Department Training There are two (2) categories for Colonial Regional Police Department’s (CRPD) training, Mandatory and Elective. In 2011, CRPD Officers attended 1,667 hours of training, an average of 75.77 hours per officer. The average cost of training in 2011 was $400 per officer . Mandatory Training Mandatory training is training that each Police Officer recieves in order to maintain cerfication by Municipal Police Officers Education and Training Commission (M.P.O.E.T.C.) Mandatory Training consists of:  In-Service Updates  Firearms Qualification  CPR/AED Recertification  First Responder Recertification In-Service This consists of 16 hours of classroom instruction which is facilitated by a M.P.O.E.T.C. Instructor at an approved facility. The content of training in this area varies, however it always includes at least a three hour block of instruction pertaining to crimes code and vehicle code updates, as well as other statute and legal updates. Firearms Qualifications All officers must complete the minimum requirements in this area which consists of annual qualification for all authorized weapons. In 2011, each officer received approximately 16 hours of training which included qualification and handgun safety and retention methods. This training is provided in-house, utilizing Officer Gary Young, Officer Thomas Mahalick and Detective Michael Munch; our certified instructors. CPR/AED All officers are required to remain current in CPR/AED certifications. First Responder / Emergency Responder All Officers are required to remain current in Pennsylvania Department of Health Emergency Medical Services First Responder Certifcation. Recertification is achieved after performing 16 hours of continuing education courses offered through the Eastern Pennsylvanis’s EMS Council. Once every three years, each officer must take a 40 hour Amercian Red Cross Emergency Responder Course which is a hands on course to keep their first aid skills fresh.

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TRAINING Elective Training Elective training consists of all other training in which an Officer is assigned, in order to develop individual skills in various police related fields. Elective training is generally scheduled as a result of an Officer’s request. It is reviewed for approval by the Chief or through Administrative directive and provides advanced trainig in numerous categories to enhance the operations of the Department. The following are a listing of all the training hours completed by the officers. Chief Roy D Seiple Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification Avoid Liability W/ Social Media Total Hours

16 4 12 4 8 44

Deputy Chief James G. DePalma Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification Total Hours

16 4 12 4 36

Sergeant Michael S. Melinsky Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Total Hours

16 4 20

Sergeant Darrin A Wendling Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification First Aid Refresher Defensive Tactics K-9 Certification Total Hours

16 4 4 4 4 12 6 50

Sergeant George J. Cuchran Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification First Aid Refresher Defensive Tactics Seatbelts/Occupant Kinematics Total Hours

16 8 8 4 4 12 24 76

Detective Gary M. Hammer Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications Magloclen L.E. Conference Total Hours

16 8 12 20 56

Detective Michael J. Munch Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Fundamentals of Supervision Crime Scene Photography Basic Crime Scene Total Hours

16 4 32 40 80 172

Officer Michael J. Kovach Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification Defensive Tactics Total Hours

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TRAINING

Officer Anthony G. Kovalovsky Mandatory In-service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification First Aid Refresher Defensive Tactics Sobriety Checkpoint Update Standard Field Sobriety Testing Active Shooter Training Total Hours Officer Gary T. Young Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications Sobriety Checkpoint Update Standard Field Sobriety Testing Active Shooter Training Defensive Tactics Total Hours Officer Keith D. Kulp Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications Fundamentals of Supervision Active Shooter Training Defensive Tactics Total Hours

16 4 8 4 4 12 4 4 9 65

16 8 12 4 4 9 12 65

16 8 12 32 9 12 89

Sergeant Michael D. Enstrom Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification Fundamentals of Supervision SFST - Sobriety Checkpoint POLEX Executive Development Defensive Tactics Total Hours

16 4 8 4 32 8 60 8 140

Officer Frank B. Epser Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification Standard Field Sobriety MCSAP Updates Defensive Tactics Total Hours

16 4 4 24 12 12 72

Officer Ronald A. Nigro Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification First Aid Refresher SFST Sobriety Checkpoint Defensive Tactics Total Hours

16 4 8 4 4 8 12 56

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TRAINING

Officer Thomas L. Mahalick Mandatory In-Service Range / Night Qualifications First Aid Refresher Defensive Tactics Active Shooter Training Total Hours

16 8 4 12 8 48

Officer Jefferey A. Waselus Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications CPR & AED Recertification PNO 2011 Training Conference SFST - Sobriety Checkpoint Ref JNET Defensive Tactics Total Hours

16 4 12 4 18 8 2 12 76

Officer Christopher Templeton Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications First Aid Refresher Standard Field Sobriety Testing PNO 2011 Training Conference Checkpoint Refresher PCCT Defense Tactics Instructor Total Hours

16 4 8 4 24 18 4 40 118

Officer Andrew Laudenslager Mandatory In-Service Range / Night Qualifications First Aid On-Scene Collision Inv. Level 1 DUI Checkpoint Refresher Defensive Tactics Total Hours

16 12 8 40 3 12 91

Officer Cody Hendershot Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications First Aid / CPR On-Scene Collision Inv Level 1 Inter Drug/Alcohol Impaired Checkpoint Refresher Defensive Tactics Total Hours

18 4 12 8 40 7 4 12 105

Officer Justin Schippang Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications NIK Certification Class Defensive Tactics Total Hours

16 4 12 8 12 52

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Officer Jason Spirito Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications First Aid / CPR NIK Certification Class Defensive Tactics Total Hours

16 8 12 8 8 12 64

Sergeant John A Harmon Mandatory In-Service Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications Drugs that Impair Driving Active Shooter Training Defensive Tactics Total Hours

16 8 12 8 9 12 65

Officer Thomas Migliore Firearms Qualifications Active Shooter Training Defensive Tactics Total Hours

4 9 12 25

Officer Matthew Antonucci Firearms Qualifications Range / Night Qualifications First Aid Refresher Defensive Tactics Total Hours

2 8 4 12 26

Total Hours of Officer Training Hours 2302

2245 2040

1667

1604.5

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

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Average Hours of Training Per Officer 120

106.9

100

80

95.92

76.72

75.77 72.93

60

40

20

0 2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

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Percentage of Patrol 60.00%

50.00%

Percent of Time

40.00%

30.00%

20.00%

10.00%

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

14.95%

13.84%

13.17%

13.26%

12.40%

Hanover Township Time Spent 45.90%

46.30%

47.03%

49.61%

48.58%

Lower Nazareth Time Spent

38.65%

38.61%

37.12%

39.02%

Bath Borough Time Spent

37.41%

0.00%

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Colonial Regional Police Department Enforcements & Arrests 12000

10000

No. of Enforcements & Arrests

8000

6000

4000

2000

0 Parking Tickets

Traffic Citations

Warning Cards

Total Enforcement s & Arrests

Total Incidents

82

997

1497

741

4150

9610

81

1101

1972

796

4540

9487

622

73

1020

1527

990

4232

9385

2010

530

89

683

1354

1134

3780

9300

2011

492

66

569

1299

945

3371

9851

Criminal Arrests

DUI

2007

533

2008

590

2009

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Total Incidents By Jurisdiction 5000

4500

4000

No. of Incidents

3500

3000

2500

2000

1500

1000

500

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

Bath Borough Incidents

1929

1653

1547

1477

1535

Hanover Township Incidents

4270

4403

4389

4281

4526

Lower Nazareth Incidents

3315

3362

3393

3350

3591

0

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Total Arrests By Jurisdiction 450

400

350

No. of Arrests

300

250

200

150

100

50

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

Bath Borough Arrest

153

138

107

109

76

Hanover Township Arrest

209

318

160

182

164

Lower Nazareth Arrest

253

350

410

323

311

0

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Total Enforcements By Jurisdiction 2500

No. of Enforcements & Arrests

2000

1500

1000

500

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

Bath Borough Enforcements

824

678

566

497

468

Hanover Township Enforcements

1718

1713

1838

1632

1323

Lower Nazareth Enforcements

1607

2145

1810

1649

1571

0

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COLONIAL REGIONAL POLICE ARRESTS - 2011 OFFENSE AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AGRICULTURAL VANDALISM ARSON ASSAULT - HANDS, FIST, FEET BAD CHECKS BURGLARY - NO FORCE - COMMERCIAL CARRY FIREARM W/O LICENSE CRIMINAL ATTEMPT CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - ALL CRUELTY TO ANIMALS DEFIANT TREPASS DELIVERY OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE DISORDERLY CONDUCT DUI FALSE ID TO LAW ENFORCEMENT FALSE REPORTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT FLEE/ELUDING POLICE FORGERY & UTTERING FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE FURNISH LIQUOR TO MINORS GENERAL IMPAIRMENT HARASSMENT HINDERING APPREHENSION OR PROSECUTION IDEC ASSAULT BY FORCE IMPERSONATING A PUBLIC SERVANT IND/DEV/SEX/INT/CHILD OPERATING A METHAMPHETAMINE LAB PHOTO/FILM SEX ACT/CHILD POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE POSSESSION OF DRUG PARA PROSTITUTION PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY REPAIR/SELL OF WEAPONS RETAIL THEFT

TOTAL NO. 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 3 5 2 3 1 29 17 3 6 2 3 1 1 49 8 2 3 1 1 3 2 47 23 6 15 2 1 212 26 | P a g e

ROBBERY SALE OR TRANSFER OF FIREARMS SALE OR USE OF NOXIOUS SUBSTANCES SCATTERING OF RUBBISH SIMPLE ASSAULT STATUTORY SEXUAL ASSAULT TERRORISTIC THREATS THEFT TRESPASS UNAUTH USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE UNDERAGE DRINKING UNRESTRAINED DOGS UNSWORN FALSIFICATION TO AUTHORITIES VIOLATION OF TWP / BORO ORDINANCES TOTAL ARRESTS

3 2 1 1 20 2 6 36 5 2 18 1 1 1 561

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3 37 94 79 255 9 744

Feb

5

49

119

93

304

1

763

Jan

Criminal Arrests

DUI

Parking Tickets

Traffic Citations

Warning Cards

Total Enforcement ** Total "Other" Incidents

836

6

230

61

85

40

1

June 43

856

3

258

60

125

36

4

July 33

912

5

342

85

138

72

9

Aug 38

828

Dec

2011

2010

2009

Total Time

69.25

0.00

128.25

204.00

82.25

60.00

296.00

12.00

8.00

142.78 151.92 128.25 134.68

8.00

2427

1812

152.50 160.75 1374.38 551.56

314.00 860.00

95.75

1952

360.72

4097.92 3387.70 4150.08 3912.34 4350.94 4253.35 4581.28 4356.47 4317.26 4493.52 5060.40 4083.53 51044.79 49382.76 44255.33

77.50

145.00 124.00 396.00

Nov

9385

116

4232

990

1527

1020

73

622

2009

Training Time

Oct

9300

108

3790

1134

1354

683

89

530

2010

1606.00 1110.25 1250.25 1295.00 1499.00 1676.42 1758.78 1586.00 1422.58 1695.83 1660.25 1604.83 18165.19 19237.50 11987.00

Sept

9835

109

3371

945

1299

569

66

492

2011

Admin Time

Aug

869

14

274

77

98

56

6

Dec 37

2346.92 2153.45 2503.83 2617.34 2647.94 2516.93 2526.50 2758.47 2886.68 2483.69 2540.15 2470.70 30452.60 28333.26 30316.33

July

734

6

313

87

146

44

5

Nov 31

SUB TOTAL

June

834

5

252

71

92

50

4

Oct 35

50.50

May

14

346

103

114

71

9

Sept 49

Total Personnel Allocations

849

12

247

74

99

22

6

May 46

Special /Task/Assists

April

813

12

290

90

87

54

8

April 51

2296.42 2075.95 2434.58 2489.09 2565.69 2374.15 2374.58 2630.22 2752.00 2387.94 2387.65 2309.95 29078.22 27781.70 29955.60

Mar

797

8

260

65

102

38

6

Mar 49

Patrol Hours

Total Incidents

Feb 42

Jan 38

Total Enforcement

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BATH BOROUGH INCIDENTS - 2011 TYPE OF INCIDENT EMERGENCY MEDICAL CALL FALSE 911 MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS SUSPICIOUS PERSON, AUTO, CIRCUMSTANCE DISTURBANCE - OTHER TRAFFIC & PARKING PROBLEM DISTURBANCE - DOMESTIC BURGLARY - FALSE ALARM - COMMERCIAL HARASSMENT CIVIL MATTER WELFARE CHECK TRAFFIC OFFENSES / ROAD RAGE CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - ALL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE - BACKGROUND CHECK MISC INCIDENT DISABLED VEHICLE ASSIST FIRE COMPANY ASSIST OTHER POLICE AGENCY HAZARDOUS CONDITION STRAY ANIMAL MENTAL HEALTH ESCORT FOUND PROPERTY CUSTODY DISPUTE DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE THEFT - $200 & OVER - ALL OTHER DISORDERLY CONDUCT FIRE ALARM - FALSE POLICE INFORMATION PUBLIC SERVICE ANIMAL COMPLAINT - ALL OTHER FRAUD PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS LOCK OUT FOUND ANIMAL THEFT - $50 TO $200 - ALL OTHER VIOLATION OF TWP / BORO ORDINANCES

TOTAL NO. 262 159 101 97 84 78 71 48 39 35 34 33 31 29 27 26 19 19 19 19 18 17 12 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 8 7 7 7 33 | P a g e

PFA VIOLATION THEFT - UNDER $50 - ALL OTHER TRAFFIC POSTS BURGLARY - FALSE ALARM - RESIDENCE DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE - FINGERPRINT MISSING PERSON NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - MARIJUANA, HASH ANIMAL COMPLAINT - BARKING DOG BURGLARY - NO FORCE - RESIDENCE TERRORISTIC THREATS THEFT - $200 & OVER - FROM AUTO THEFT - $200 & OVER - FROM BUILDINGS THEFT - $50 TO $200 - FROM AUTO TRESPASS WARRANT SERVICE OPEN DOOR / WINDOW COUNTERFEITING FLIM FLAM LOITERING / PROWLING MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT - AUTO NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - OTHER DANGEROUS OFFENSES AGAINST FAMILY OTHER ASSAULT - NOT AGGRAVATED RUNAWAY / JUVENILE THEFT - $200 & OVER - AUTO PARTS & ACCES THEFT - $50 TO $200 - BICYCLES THEFT - $50 TO $200 - FROM BUILDINGS THEFT - UNDER $50 - FROM AUTO THEFT - UNDER $50 - FROM BUILDINGS THREATS ANIMAL COMPLAINT - BITE ASSAULT - KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BAD CHECK PROGRAM BURGLARY - ATTEMPT - RESIDENCE DISTRESSED MOTORIST RELEASE DOA / UNATTENDED DEATH FALSE REPORTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT FORCIBLE FONDLING IDENTITY THEFT LIQUOR LAWS – UNDERAGE PURCH,CONSUMP,POSS

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LOST PROPERTY MISC EMPLOYEE INCIDENT MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT - ALL OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT - TRUCKS / BUSES NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - SYNTHETIC NARCOTICS - SALE / MFG - MARIJUANA, HASH RAPE BY FORCE - OTHER FORCIBLE MEANS ROBBERY - STRONG ARM - COMMERCIAL STATUTORY SEXUAL ASSAULT THEFT - $200 & OVER - BICYCLES THEFT - UNDER $50 - AUTO PARTS & ACCES THEFT - UNDER $50 - FROM COIN DEVICES UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE WARRANT - CRIMINAL TOTAL BATH INCIDENTS

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1535

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BATH BOROUGH ARRESTS - 2011 OFFENSE DISORDERLY CONDUCT GENERAL IMPAIRMENT PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS SIMPLE ASSAULT DUI POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE POSSESSION OF DRUG PARA HARASSMENT TERRORISTIC THREATS FALSE REPORTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT HINDERING APPREHENSION OR PROSECUTION THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAKING BURGLARY - NO FORCE - COMMERCIAL CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - ALL FALSE ID TO LAW FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE IDECENT ASSAULT BY FORCE UNDERAGE DRINKING STATUTORY SEXUAL ASSAULT THEFT BY DECEPTION TOTAL BATH ARRESTS

TOTAL NO. 19 9 9 7 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 76

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Bath Borough Traffic Citations - 2011 Offense ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DAMAGE TO UNATTENDED ATV/SNOWMOBILE ON STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CARELESS DRIVING DRIVERS REQUIRED TO BE LICENSED DRIVING WHILE OPERATING PRIVILEGE IS SUSPENDED DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED DUI RELATED EQUIPMENT ON MOTORCYCLES-EYE PROTECTION LEARNER'S PERMIT - MUST BE ACCOMPIANED LIMITATIONS ON DRIVING ON THE LEFT MAXIMUM SPEED MEETING VEHICLE PROCEEDING ON OPPOSITE SIDE OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES OPERATING VEHICLE WITHOUT FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OPERATION OF VEHICLE WITHOUT INSPECTION PARKING VIOLATIONS PERIOD FOR REQUIRED LIGHTED LAMPS PROPER CLASS OF LICENSE REQUIRED REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE REQUIRED FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY RESTRAINT SYSTEMS - OCCUPANT PROTECTION STOP SIGNS AND YIELD SIGNS (STOP SIGN) TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES - OTHER VEHICLE TURNING LEFT WINDSHIELD OBSTRUCT - SUN SCREENING Total Bath Citations Issued

Total Issued 1 1 2 3 3 2 1 1 1 6 1 14 1 10 16 1 1 9 1 1 12 15 1 3 2 109

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5 7 32 126

Feb

14 12 56

Warning Cards

Bath Total Enforcement

Bath Total Incidents 120

Jan

Traffic Citations

Mar

128

48

11

11

18

April

129

56

15

8

21

May

126

33

8

10

8

3

4

June

129

24

12

2

6

0

4

June

July

136

39

15

14

3

2

5

July

Aug

128

30

10

8

9

1

2

Aug

Sept

130

50

14

11

15

1

9

Sept

Oct

141

45

9

9

23

1

3

Oct

Nov

119

37

14

14

7

2

Nov

Dec

123

18

5

3

4

6

Dec

2011

1535

468

132

109

151

13

63

2011

2010

1477

497

121

111

156

22

87

2010

2009

1547

566

94

129

236

15

92

2009

12.14% 12.82% 12.70% 14.35% 10.93% 12.61% 14.52% 11.43% 11.80% 12.95% 12.69% 9.85% 12.40% 13.24% 13.17%

14

23

Parking Tickets

2

10

May

Percent in Bath Borough

2

1

DUI

8

April

278.85 266.15 309.18 357.20 280.53 299.32 347.07 300.57 324.75 309.22 303.10 227.60 3603.54 3684.25 4099.48

4

6

Criminal Arrests

Mar

Patrol Hours

Feb

Jan

Total Enforcement

Bath Borough

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HANOVER TOWNSHIP INCIDENTS - 2011 TYPE OF INCIDENT ALL OTHER CRIME CODES (EXCEPT TRAFFIC) ANIMAL COMPLAINT - ALL OTHER ANIMAL COMPLAINT - BARKING DOG ANIMAL COMPLAINT - BITE ARSON & BOMBING - RESIDENCE - INHABITED ASSAULT - HANDS, FIST, FEET ASSAULT - KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT ASSAULT - OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPON ASSIST FIRE COMPANY ASSIST OTHER POLICE AGENCY ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BOMB THREAT BUILDING CHECK BURGLARY - ATTEMPT - COMMERCIAL BURGLARY - ATTEMPT - RESIDENCE BURGLARY - FALSE ALARM - COMMERCIAL BURGLARY - FALSE ALARM - RESIDENCE BURGLARY - FORCED ENTRY - COMMERCIAL BURGLARY - FORCED ENTRY - RESIDENCE BURGLARY - NO FORCE - COMMERCIAL BURGLARY - NO FORCE - RESIDENCE CIVIL MATTER CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - ALL CUSTODY DISPUTE DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE - BACKGROUND CHECK DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE - FINGERPRINT DISABLED VEHICLE DISORDERLY CONDUCT DISTRESSED MOTORIST RELEASE DISTURBANCE - DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE - OTHER DOA / UNATTENDED DEATH DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE EMERGENCY MEDICAL CALL ESCORT FALSE 911 FALSE REPORTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT

TOTAL NO. 1 58 6 4 1 8 1 1 93 77 1 1 17 3 4 262 232 6 19 2 10 33 71 21 80 34 162 7 4 60 95 3 27 850 2 587 2 43 | P a g e

FIRE ALARM - FALSE FLIM FLAM FORCIBLE FONDLING FORGERY & UTTERING FOUND ANIMAL FOUND PROPERTY FRAUD HARASSMENT HAZARDOUS CONDITION IDENTITY THEFT INVALID NUMBER LIQUOR LAWS - UNDERAGE PURCH,CONSUMP,POSS LITTERING LOCK OUT LOITERING / PROWLING LOST ANIMAL LOST PERSON LOST PROPERTY MENTAL HEALTH MISC EMPLOYEE INCIDENT MISC INCIDENT MISSING PERSON MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT - ALL OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT - AUTO MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT - TRUCKS / BUSES NARCOTICS - ACQUIST/MISREPRESENTATION NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - HEROIN, COCAINE NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - MARIJUANA, HASH NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - OTHER DANGEROUS NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - SYNTHETIC NARCOTICS - SALE / MFG - HEROIN, COCAINE NARCOTICS - SALE / MFG - MARIJUANA, HASH NARCOTICS - SALE / MFG - OTHER DANGEROUS OPEN DOOR / WINDOW OTHER ASSAULT - NOT AGGRAVATED PFA VIOLATION POLICE INFORMATION PROSTITUTION

71 2 3 2 14 16 41 55 74 6 12 4 1 12 2 3 1 7 54 1 40 11 332 2 3 2 1 4 25 7 1 8 1 1 6 1 3 9 6 44 | P a g e

PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS PUBLIC SERVICE RAPE BY FORCE - OTHER FORCIBLE MEANS RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY, POSSESSING RECOVERED VEHICLE / PROPERTY ROBBERY - ATTEMPT - KNIFE - BANK RUNAWAY / JUVENILE SEX OFFENSES (EXCEPT RAPE/PROSTITUTION) STATUTORY SEXUAL ASSAULT STRAY ANIMAL SUICIDE SUSPICIOUS PERSON, AUTO, CIRCUMSTANCE TERRORISTIC THREATS THEFT - $200 & OVER - ALL OTHER THEFT - $200 & OVER - AUTO PARTS & ACCES THEFT - $200 & OVER - BICYCLES THEFT - $200 & OVER - FROM AUTO THEFT - $200 & OVER - FROM BUILDINGS THEFT - $200 & OVER - POCKET PICKING THEFT - $200 & OVER - RETAIL THEFT THEFT - $50 TO $200 - ALL OTHER THEFT - $50 TO $200 - BICYCLES THEFT - $50 TO $200 - FROM AUTO THEFT - $50 TO $200 - FROM BUILDINGS THEFT - $50 TO $200 - PURSE SNATCHING THEFT - $50 TO $200 - RETAIL THEFT THEFT - FAILURE TO MAKE REQUIRED PAYMENT THEFT - UNDER $50 - ALL OTHER THEFT - UNDER $50 - AUTO PARTS & ACCES THEFT - UNDER $50 - FROM AUTO THEFT - UNDER $50 - FROM BUILDINGS THEFT - UNDER $50 - RETAIL THEFT TRAFFIC & PARKING PROBLEM TRAFFIC OFFENSES / ROAD RAGE TRAFFIC POSTS TRESPASS UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATION OF TWP / BORO ORDINANCES WARRANT - CRIMINAL

7 38 2 1 3 1 4 2 2 14 1 348 4 30 1 1 12 25 2 8 12 2 6 3 1 13 1 4 1 9 2 12 101 65 7 7 3 9 1 45 | P a g e

WARRANT SERVICE WEAPONS - CARRYING, POSSESSING,ETC WELFARE CHECK WORTHLESS CHECKS TOTAL HANOVER INCIDENTS

3 2 66 1 4526

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HANOVER TOWNSHIP ARRESTS - 2011 OFFENSE GENERAL IMPAIRMENT RETAIL THEFT/POSSESS POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE POSSESSION OF DRUG PARA. UNDERAGE DRINKING THEFT BY UNLAW/TAKING MOVABLE PROPERTY DUI PROSTITUTION PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - ALL DISORDERLY CONDUCT HARASSMENT FALSE REPORTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT FORGERY & UTTERING ROBBERY THEFT FAIL/MAKE REQ/FUNDS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ARSON ASSAULT - HANDS, FIST, FEET CARRY FIREARM W/O LICENSE CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY DEFIANT TREPASS FALSE ID TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITITES FLEE/ELUDING POLICE IND/DEV/SEX/INT/CHILD DELIVERY OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE OPERATING A METHAMPHETAMINE LAB PHOTO/FILM SEX ACT/CHILD RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY REPAIR/SELL OF WEAPONS SCATTERING OF RUBBISH STATUTORY SEXUAL ASSAULT TERRORISTIC THREATS THEFT OF SERVICES TRESPASS UNAUTH USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE UNSWORN FALSIFICATION TO AUTHORITIES VIOLATION OF TWP / BORO ORDINANCES TOTAL HANOVER ARRESTS

TOTAL NO. 25 23 27 13 10 9 6 6 5 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 164 48 | P a g e

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Hanover Township Traffic Violations - 2011 OFFENSE ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DAMAGE TO UNATTENDED CARELESS DRIVING DISPLAY OF REGISTRATION PLATE - OBSCURE DRIVERS REQUIRED TO BE LICENSED DRIVING ON DIVIDED HIGHWAYS DRIVING ON RIGHT SIDE OF ROADWAY DRIVING VEHICLE AT SAFE SPEED DRIVING WHILE OPERATING PRIVILEGE IS SUSPENDED DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED DUI RELATED DUTY TO GIVE INFORMATION AND RENDER AID FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY GENERAL LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS GENERAL LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS-REAR LIGHT IMMEDIATE NOTICE OF ACCIDENT TO POLICE JR. DRIVERS LICENSE - DRIVE AFTER HOURS LIMITATIONS ON DRIVING ON THE LEFT LIMITATIONS ON OVERTAKING ON THE LEFT LIMITATIONS ON TURNING AROUND MAXIMUM SPEED MEETING/OVERTAKE SCHOOL BUS - RED LIGHTS OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES OPERATING VEHICLE WITHOUT FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OPERATION FOLLOWING SUSPENSION OF REGISTRATION OPERATION OF VEHICLE WITHOUT INSPECTION OVERTAKING VEHICLE ON LEFT PARKING VIOLATIONS PEDESTRIANS CROSSING AT OTHER THAN CROSS PERIOD FOR LIGHTING LAMPS PERMITTING VIOLATION OF TITLE RECKLESS DRIVING REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE RESTRICTION ON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES RESTRICTION ON USE OF HIGHWAYS - NO TRUCKS RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF HIGHWAYS - WEIGHT RIDING ON ROADWAYS AND PEDACYCLE PATHS

Total Issued 2 22 1 25 1 3 7 20 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 34 1 83 9 16 64 1 1 1 1 1 1 53 2 4 1 1 50 | P a g e

ROADWAYS LANED FOR TRAFFIC-SINGLE LANE SIGNALS ON TURNING AND STARTING SPECIAL SPEED HAZARD COND - SCHOOL ZONES STOP SIGNS AND YIELD SIGNS (STOP SIGN) STOPPING OUTSIDE BUSINESS DISTRICT TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE - DIVIDED HIGHWAY TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS TURNING MOVEMENTS AND REQUIRED SIGNALS UNAUTHORIZED USE OF REGISTRATION - WRONG VEHICLE UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES - OTHER VEHICLE APPROACHING OR ENTERING VEHICLE ENTERING OR CROSSING ROADWAY VEHICLE TURNING LEFT WINDSHIELD OBSTRUCT - SUN SCREENING Total Hanover Violations Issued

3 1 8 33 1 1 89 3 2 2 22 1 3 18 1 557

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41 83

50

134

Warning Cards Hanover Township Total Enforcement

April

374

113

40

42

9

4

18

April

368

79

17

38

12

1

11

June

409

62

23

23

11

0

5

July

419

151

37

67

28

5

14

Aug

May

June

July

Aug

Total Hanover Township Allocations

388

109

36

51

6

2

14

May

Sept

373

160

74

54

12

6

14

Sept

Oct

380

99

44

47

3

5

Oct

Nov

327

114

42

48

10

2

12

Nov

Dec

398

122

37

60

18

2

5

Dec

2011

4526

1323

468

557

134

31

133

2011

2010

4281

1632

621

653

176

42

140

2010

2009

4389

1838

561

846

271

38

122

2009

1086.25 1003.77 1191.78 1249.92 1305.53 1101.13 1191.20 1373.25 1215.20 1129.77 1195.13 1085.87 14128.80 13784.41 14205.30

Mar

395

97

27

45

6

4

15

Mar

Percent in 47.30% 48.35% 48.95% 50.22% 50.88% 46.38% 50.08% 52.21% 44.16% 47.31% 50.05% 47.01% 48.58% 49.52% 47.03% Hanover Township

Patrol Hours

Feb

24

58

Traffic Citations

Jan

5

14

Parking Tickets

328

1

4

DUI

367

12

8

Criminal Arrests

Hanover Township Total Incidents

Feb

Jan

Total Enforcement

Hanover Township

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LOWER NAZARETH INCIDENTS - 2011 TYPE OF INCIDENT ANIMAL COMPLAINT - ALL OTHER ANIMAL COMPLAINT - BARKING DOG ANIMAL COMPLAINT - BITE ASSAULT - HANDS, FIST, FEET ASSAULT - KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT ASSAULT - OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPON ASSIST FIRE COMPANY ASSIST OTHER POLICE AGENCY ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BUILDING CHECK BURGLARY - ATTEMPT - RESIDENCE BURGLARY - FALSE ALARM - COMMERCIAL BURGLARY - FALSE ALARM - RESIDENCE BURGLARY - FORCED ENTRY - COMMERCIAL BURGLARY - FORCED ENTRY - RESIDENCE BURGLARY - NO FORCE - COMMERCIAL BURGLARY - NO FORCE - RESIDENCE CIVIL MATTER COUNTERFEITING CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - ALL CUSTODY DISPUTE DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE - BACKGROUND CHECK DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE - FINGERPRINT DISABLED VEHICLE DISORDERLY CONDUCT DISTRESSED MOTORIST RELEASE DISTURBANCE - DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE - OTHER DOA / UNATTENDED DEATH DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE EMERGENCY MEDICAL CALL ESCORT FALSE 911 FALSE REPORTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT FIRE ALARM - FALSE FORCIBLE FONDLING

TOTAL NO. 52 3 1 6 1 1 54 40 1 2 2 245 85 3 3 1 3 28 3 69 10 54 9 108 7 8 60 67 4 16 334 19 527 2 45 2 55 | P a g e

FOUND ANIMAL FOUND PERSON FOUND PROPERTY FRAUD HARASSMENT HAZARDOUS CONDITION IDENTITY THEFT IMPERSONATION OF A PUBLIC SERVANT INVALID NUMBER LIQUOR LAWS - UNDERAGE PURCH,CONSUMP,POSS LITTERING LOCK OUT LOST ANIMAL LOST PERSON LOST PROPERTY MENTAL HEALTH MISC INCIDENT MISSING PERSON MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT - ALL OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT - AUTO NARCOTICS - ACQUIST/MISREPRESENTATION NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - HEROIN, COCAINE NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - MARIJUANA, HASH NARCOTICS - POSS / USE - OTHER DANGEROUS NARCOTICS - SALE / MFG - HEROIN, COCAINE NARCOTICS - SALE / MFG - MARIJUANA, HASH NARCOTICS - SALE / MFG - OTHER DANGEROUS OPEN DOOR / WINDOW OTHER ASSAULT - NOT AGGRAVATED PFA VIOLATION POLICE INFORMATION PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS PUBLIC SERVICE RAPE BY FORCE - OTHER FORCIBLE MEANS ROBBERY - STRONG ARM - COMMERCIAL ROBBERY - STRONG ARM - HIGHWAY RUNAWAY / JUVENILE SEX OFFENSES (EXCEPT RAPE/PROSTITUTION)

8 1 31 28 46 47 2 2 6 6 1 28 3 1 23 24 38 5 479 2 8 3 2 11 5 1 2 1 7 1 3 16 3 20 1 1 2 9 2 56 | P a g e

STATUTORY SEXUAL ASSAULT STRAY ANIMAL SUICIDE SUSPICIOUS PERSON, AUTO, CIRCUMSTANCE TERRORISTIC THREATS THEFT - $200 & OVER - ALL OTHER THEFT - $200 & OVER - AUTO PARTS & ACCES THEFT - $200 & OVER - FROM AUTO THEFT - $200 & OVER - FROM BUILDINGS THEFT - $200 & OVER - FROM COIN DEVICES THEFT - $200 & OVER - POCKET PICKING THEFT - $200 & OVER - PURSE SNATCHING THEFT - $200 & OVER - RETAIL THEFT THEFT - $50 TO $200 - ALL OTHER THEFT - $50 TO $200 - AUTO PARTS & ACCES THEFT - $50 TO $200 - FROM AUTO THEFT - $50 TO $200 - FROM BUILDINGS THEFT - $50 TO $200 - PURSE SNATCHING THEFT - $50 TO $200 - RETAIL THEFT THEFT - FAILURE TO MAKE REQUIRED PAYMENT THEFT - UNDER $50 - ALL OTHER THEFT - UNDER $50 - AUTO PARTS & ACCES THEFT - UNDER $50 - FROM AUTO THEFT - UNDER $50 - FROM BUILDINGS THEFT - UNDER $50 - POCKET PICKING THEFT - UNDER $50 - PURSE SNATCHING THEFT - UNDER $50 - RETAIL THEFT TRAFFIC & PARKING PROBLEM TRAFFIC OFFENSES / ROAD RAGE TRAFFIC POSTS TRESPASS VIOLATION OF TWP / BORO ORDINANCES WARRANT SERVICE WEAPONS - CARRYING, POSSESSING,ETC WELFARE CHECK WORTHLESS CHECKS TOTAL LOWER NAZARETH INCIDENTS

1 26 1 257 4 18 6 23 12 1 1 3 71 10 1 14 2 2 76 3 11 3 5 2 3 1 42 81 67 2 6 10 1 1 66 4 3591

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LOWER NAZARETH TOWNSHIP ARRESTS - 2011 OFFENSE RETAIL THEFT/POSSESS THEFT POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE DUI RELATED SIMPLE ASSAULT DISORDERLY CONDUCT DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE UNDERAGE DRINKING BAD CHECKS TRESPASS CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY CRUELTY TO ANIMALS/KILL/MAIM/DOMESTIC FALSE REPORTS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATING A METHAMPHETAMINE LAB SALE OR TRANSFER OF FIREARMS TERRORISTIC THREATS AGRICULTURAL VANDALISM CRIMINAL ATTEMPT FALSE ID TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITITES FLEE OR ELUDING POLICE FORGERY & UTTERING FURNISH LIQUOR TO MINORS HARASSMENT IMPERSONATING A PUBLIC SERVANT PHOTO/FILM SEX ACT/CHILD PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY ROBBERY SALE OR USE OF NOXIOUS SUBSTANCES UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE TOTAL LOWER NAZARETH ARRESTS

TOTAL NO. 189 21 19 15 10 7 7 7 4 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 311

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Lower Nazareth Traffic Violations Issued - 2011 Offense ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DAMAGE TO UNATTENDED CARELESS DRIVING CHILD UNATTENDED IN MOTOR VEHICLE DEPOSITING WASTE ON HIGHWAY / PROPERTY DISPLAY OF REGISTRATION PLATE DISPLAY OF REGISTRATION PLATE - OBSCURE DRIVERS REQUIRED TO BE LICENSED DRIVING ON RIGHT SIDE OF ROADWAY DRIVING VEHICLE AT SAFE SPEED DRIVING WHILE OPERATING PRIVILEGE IS SUS EQUIPMENT ON MOTORCYCLES-EYE PROTECTION FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY GENERAL LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS GENERAL LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS-REAR LIGHT HANDICAPPED PLATE AND PLACARD IMMEDIATE NOTICE OF ACCIDENT TO POLICE JR. DRIVERS LICENSE - DRIVE AFTER HOURS LIMITATIONS ON BACKING LIMITATIONS ON OVERTAKING ON THE LEFT MAXIMUM SPEED MEETING/OVERTAKE SCHOOL BUS - RED LIGHTS OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES OPERATING VEHICLE WITHOUT FINANCIAL RESP OPERATION FOLLOWING SUSPENSION OF REGIST OPERATION OF VEHICLE WITHOUT INSPECTION OPERATION WITHOUT INSPECTION - EMISSIONS REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE REQUIRED FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR CDL RESTRAINT SYSTEMS - OCCUPANT PROTECTION RESTRICTION ON USE OF HIGHWAYS - NO TRKS RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF HIGHWAYS - WEIGHT ROADWAYS LANED FOR TRAFFIC-SINGLE LANE SECURING LOADS IN VEHICLES SECURING LOADS IN VEHICLES - FASTENING

Total Issued 2 23 2 1 1 1 15 2 16 21 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 136 5 97 3 20 63 1 53 3 1 6 4 9 1 3 1 61 | P a g e

SPECIAL SPEED HAZARD COND - SCHOOL ZONES STOP SIGNS AND YIELD SIGNS (STOP SIGN) STOP/CROSS INTERSECTION PREVENT OBSTRUCT STOPPING OUTSIDE BUSINESS DISTRICT TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS UNAUTHORIZED USE OF REG - WRONG VEHICLE UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES - OTHER VEHICLE ENTERING OR CROSSING ROADWAY VEHICLE TURNING LEFT WINDSHIELD OBSTRUCT - SUN SCREENING

4 56 2 6 22 1 1 20 4 11 2

Total Lower Nazareth Violations Issued

631

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25

23

Criminal Arrests

Percent in Lower Nazareth

Patrol Hours

276

Feb

268

Jan

Mar

261

115

27

46

April

290

120

35

37

24

2

2 14

22

April

26

Mar

323

125

32

45

22

0

26

June

301

157

22

88

22

2

23

July

352

161

38

63

35

3

22

Aug

294

135

15

48

44

2

26

Sept

May

June

July

Aug

Sept

Total Lower Nazareth Township Allocations

318

104

30

38

8

1

27

May

Oct

303

107

18

35

24

3

27

Oct

Nov

274

162

31

84

27

3

17

Nov

Dec

329

133

35

35

34

4

25

Dec

2011

3589

1571

345

631

284

22

289

2011

2010

3350

1649

390

586

350

25

298

2010

2009

3393

1810

335

552

513

20

390

2009

40.56% 38.83% 38.35% 35.43% 38.18% 41.01% 35.40% 36.36% 44.04% 39.74% 37.25% 43.14% 39.02% 37.09% 38.61%

931.32 806.03 933.62 881.97 979.63 973.70 846.32 956.40 1212.05 948.95 889.42 996.48 11355.89 10313.04 11650.83

139

31

31

Warning Cards

113

65

47

Traffic Citations

Lower Nazareth Total Enforcement Lower Nazareth Total Incidents

18

12

Parking Tickets

DUI

Feb

Jan

`

Total Enforcement

Lower Nazareth Township

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CHAPMAN BOROUGH INCIDENTS - 2011 TYPE OF INCIDENT

TOTAL NO.

ANIMAL COMPLAINT

1

ASSIST OTHER POLICE AGENCY

1

CIVIL MATTER

3

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF

1

BACKGROUND & FINGERPRINT

3

DISABLED VEHICLE

1

DISTURBANCE - DOMESTIC

8

EMERGENCY MEDICAL CALL

12

ESCORT

1

FALSE 911

7

FOUND ANIMAL

3

FRAUD

1

HARASSMENT

3

HAZARDOUS CONDITION

8

LITTERING

1

MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

8

POLICE INFORMATION

1

STATUTORY SEXUAL ASSAULT

1

STRAY ANIMAL

7

SUSPICIOUS PERSON, AUTO, CIRCUMSTANCE

6

THEFT

2

TRAFFIC OFFENSES / ROAD RAGE

1

TRESPASS

6

VIOLATION OF TWP / BORO ORDINANCES

1

WELFARE CHECK

3

TOTAL CHAPMAN BOROUGH INCIDENTS

90

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CHAPMAN BOROUGH ARRESTS - 2011 OFFENSE SIMPLE ASSAULT HARASSMENT UNRESTRAINED DOGS DEFIANT TRESPASS TOTAL CHAPMAN ARRESTS

TOTAL NO. 3 1 1 2 7

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Chapman Borough Traffic Violations Issued - 2011 Offense DRIVING VEHICLE AT SAFE SPEED REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE

Total Chapman Violations Issued

Total Issued 1 1 2

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1

1

Dec

2

7 0 0

2011

Patrol Hours

April

10

7

8

June

July

Aug

Total Chapman Borough Allocations

May

5

Sept

17

Oct

5

Nov

8

Dec

5

33.57 49.75 27.83 27.25 33.73 32.73 22.02 27.75 32.82 29.92 30.87 29.50

Mar

8

31.48

2011

90

Feb

0

Nov

Jan

5

1

1

Oct

5

1

1

Sept

7

0

Aug

Chapman Total Incidents

0

July

9

2

2

June

1

1

1

May

Chapman Total Enforcement

1

1

April

0

0

Mar

Warning Cards

1

1

1

Criminal Arrests DUI Parking Tickets

Traffic Citations

Feb

Jan

`

Total Enforcement

Chapman Borough

32.13

2010

71

10

4

1

5

2010

27.47

2009

56

18

0

0

18 0 0

2009

Crash Investigations Motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death among teenagers in the United States. The Colonial Regional Police Department is committed to reduce the number of traffic crashes through aggressive enforcement and proactive speed enforcement techniques. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has divided motor vehicle crashes into two (2) categories: Reportable and Non-Reportable. A reportable crash is one in which either vehicle is damaged to an extent that cannot be driven from the scene or if any person is injured in the crash. Nonreportable crashes are all others. By statue only reportable crashes need to be reported to the police department. Involved persons in all crashes do, however, have a responsibility to exchange pertinent information. The Colonial Regional Police Department responds to all crashes when requested. In 2011, officers responded to 921 crashes. It is the policy of the Colonial Regional Police Department to have a trained Crash Reconstruction Officer respond to the scene of any motor vehicle crash that involve life threatening injuries or results in a fatality. Currently, Colonial Regional Police Department has two (2) Certified Crash Reconstruction Officers, Sergeant John Harmon and Sergeant George Cuchran. A Crash Reconstruction Officer has had advanced training in analyzing evidence at motor vehicle crash scenes with the focus on determining the causation of the crash. Training consists of four (4) crash investigation courses that are two (2) weeks in length. Additional schooling which vary in length, train officers in areas concerning pedestrians, motorcycles, occupant kinematics (motion), etc. Additional specialized training is also given for certification in commercial vehicle accident reconstruction. Upon arrival at the scene of a motor vehicle crash, the Crash Reconstruction Officer will photograph the scene to preserve any evidence. The Officer then roughly sketches the crash scene. During the scene sketch, the Officer is searching for evidence left on the roadway (skid marks, yaws (deviation of vehicle course), gouges, scrapes, roadway defects, etc.) This is then followed by an examination of the vehicle itself for such evidence as mechanical failure, point of impact, paint transfer, etc.

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The Crash Reconstruction Officer interviews witnesses and parties involved in the crash to determine if there was an operator error or a human factor that led to the crash ( such as the possibility of driver fatigue, drugs, alcohol, driving inattention, sun glare, etc.) All evidence is marked and secured in the Colonial Regional Police Department Evidence Room A scale diagram of the crash scene is measured out and drawn which includes all evidence found at the crash scene. The Reconstruction Officer may then utilize the evidence obtained at the crash scene and convert it into mathematical equations in an attempt to determine the cause of the crash and if the crash could have been avoided. These mathematical equations are based on proven formulas that are accepted in the scientific community as being accurate. Equations are used to determine vehicle speed, vehicle positioning and other aspects of the inducement of the crash. A final report is prepared by the Officer explaining his conclusion on determining the cause of the crash. A crash investigation can take approximately three (3) to five (5) hours on scene with the possibility of longer duration depending on how complicated the crash scene is and the difficulties in mapping the scene. An entire crash investigation can take several weeks or longer. This time does not include court preparation if charges have been filed.

Bath Borough Crashes - 2011 Main Street ALLEN STREET BARBER STREET BARRALL AVENUE CHESTNUT STREET EAST MAIN STREET EAST MAIN STREET EAST MAIN STREET EAST MAIN STREET EAST NORTHAMPTON STREET HORNER STREET MAIN STREET MAIN STREET MILL STREET NORTH CHESTNUT STREET NORTH CHESTNUT STREET NORTH WALNUT STREET NORTH WALNUT STREET

Intersecting Street

Business / Location GEORGE WOLF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PLYMOUTH STREET NORTH WALNUT STREET BARRALL AVENUE ROUTE 512 WALNUT STREET WASHINGTON STREET WELLS FARGO BANK ALLEN STREET JAMES STREET SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET WALNUT STREET CREEK ROAD NORTHAMPTON STREET MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON STREET

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Bath Borough Crashes - 2011 Main Street NORTH WALNUT STREET NORTH WALNUT STREET NORTHAMPTON STREET OLD FORGE DRIVE PINE STREET POPLAR STREET RACE STREET ROUTE 248 ROUTE 512 ROUTE 512 ROUTE 512 ROUTE 512 ROUTE 512 ROUTE 512 SOUTH WALNUT STREET SOUTH WALNUT STREET SOUTH WALNUT STREET SOUTH WALNUT STREET SOUTH WALNUT STREET UNION STREET WALNUT STREET WALNUT STREET WALNUT STREET WEST MAIN BOULEVARD WEST MAIN STREET WEST MAIN STREET WEST MAIN STREET WEST MAIN STREET WEST MAIN STREET WEST MAIN STREET CHESTNUT STREET EAST MAIN STREET MILL STREET NORTH CHESTNUT STREET NORTH CHESTNUT STREET RACE STREET ROUTE 248 ROUTE 512 SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET SOUTH WALNUT STREET SOUTH WALNUT STREET SOUTH WALNUT STREET WEST MAIN STREET ROUTE 248 EAST MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON STREET OLD FORGE DRIVE RACE STREET WEST MAIN STREET

Intersecting Street

Business / Location PNC BANK TURN-IN FAMILY RESTAURANT

NORTH CHESTNUT STREET CREEK ROAD EAST MAIN STREET RACE STREET ALLEN STREET BARBER STREET BARRALL AVENUE MAIN STREET MILL STREET MILL STREET MAIN STREET MILL STREET

TURN-IN FAMILY RESTAURANT BUFFMAN AND SONS, INC

ALEXANDRIA MANOR OF BATH PCLB WINE AND SPIRITS SHOP #4809 WEST MAIN STREET BARBER STREET MAIN STREET ROUTE 248 JBM PLUMBING, INC ROUTE 248 BARRALL AVENUE ROUTE 512 WALNUT STREET WASHINGTON STREET WEST NORTHAMPTON STREET NORTHAMPTON STREET HAIDLE AVENUE RACE STREET ROUTE 512 SELF STORAGE WEST MAIN STREET BROAD STREET NORTHAMPTON STREET NORTHAMPTON STREET ALLEN STREET EAST MAIN STREET AHART'S MARKET A-PLUS MINI MART ROUTE 512 WALNUT STREET MILL STREET RACE STREET Total Bath Crashes 2011

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Hanover Township Crashes 2011 Main Street Intersecting Street Business / Location ADLER PLACE BETHLEHEM OFFICE COMMONS ADLER PLACE AIRPORT ROAD OLD AIRPORT ROAD AIRPORT ROAD ORCHARD DRIVE AIRPORT ROAD ORCHARD LANE AIRPORT ROAD SCHOENERSVILLE ROAD AIRPORT ROAD HINDU TEMPLE SOCIETY AIRPORT ROAD BATH PIKE PARK PLAZA PLACE BATH PIKE ROUTE 22 BATH PIKE STOKE PARK ROAD BATH PIKE WEGMANS DRIVE BATH PIKE STAR PRE-OWNED BATH PIKE US PETROLEUM BRENTWOOD AVENUE GREENFIELD ROAD BRIDLE PATH ROAD BRODHEAD ROAD BATH PIKE BRODHEAD ROAD NORTH COMMERCE WAY BRODHEAD ROAD ROUTE 512 BRODHEAD ROAD DISTRICT COURT 03-1-04 BRODHEAD ROAD ST LUKES NORTH BRODHEAD ROAD BURGESS PLACE GUARDIAN INSURANCE CHERYL DRIVE SOUTHLAND DRIVE CIARA DRIVE COURTNEY STREET HIGHLAND AVENUE CRAWFORD DRIVE ASHLEY LANE CRAWFORD DRIVE GLORIA LANE CRAWFORD DRIVE SOUTHLAND DRIVE CRAWFORD DRIVE TONI LANE CRAWFORD DRIVE WEIS MARKETS CRAWFORD DRIVE EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY KELLY NISSAN OF ROUTE 33 FIREHOUSE LANE GATEWAY DRIVE BEST WESTERN GATEWAY DRIVE EMBASSY BANK GRACE AVENUE GRANITE DRIVE GREENFIELD ROAD HANOVERVILLE ROAD BATH PIKE HANOVERVILLE ROAD HARRIET LANE HANOVERVILLE ROAD KAREN DRIVE HANOVERVILLE ROAD GOLDEN VIEW DINER HARRIET LANE HIGH POINT BOULEVARD MEDICAL DRIVE HIGH POINT BOULEVARD STOKE PARK ROAD HIGH POINT BOULEVARD HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS HIGHLAND AVENUE ADLER PLACE HIGHLAND AVENUE BURGESS PLACE HIGHLAND AVENUE COURTNEY STREET

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Hanover Township Crashes 2011 Main Street Intersecting Street Business / Location HIGHLAND AVENUE ROUTE 512 ILLICK'S MILL ROAD SCHOENERSVILLE ROAD INNOVATION WAY JACKSONVILLE ROAD BLAIR ROAD JACKSONVILLE ROAD BRIDLE PATH ROAD HANOVER MUNCIPAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE ROAD BRIDLE PATH ROAD JACKSONVILLE ROAD ENT. TO PARK HANOVER MUNCIPAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE ROAD GASPAR AVENUE JACKSONVILLE ROAD MACADA ROAD JACKSONVILLE ROAD PLACE ROAD JACKSONVILLE ROAD SCHOENERSVILLE ROAD JACKSONVILLE ROAD STATTEN AVENUE JACKSONVILLE ROAD STOKE PARK ROAD JACKSONVILLE ROAD WEST PLACE ROAD JACKSONVILLE ROAD HANOVER COMMUNITY CENTER JACKSONVILLE ROAD HANOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JACKSONVILLE ROAD JAINDL BOULEVARD ROUTE 512 JAINDL BOULEVARD AMERISOURCE BERGEN KENWOOD DRIVE ASA PACKER ELEMENTARY KEVIN DRIVE LENOX DRIVE GWENMAHR ROAD MACADA ROAD JACKSONVILLE ROAD MACADA ROAD SCHOENERSVILLE ROAD MACADA ROAD WEDGEWOOD ROAD MACADA ROAD WHITEWOOD ROAD NORTH COMMERCE WAY WALGREENS DISTRIBUTION NORTHGATE DRIVE TRADITIONS OF HANOVER OLD AIRPORT ROAD SCHOENERSVILLE ROAD ORCHARD LANE AIRPORT ROAD ORCHARD LANE JACKSONVILLE ROAD QUAIL CREEK ROAD QUINCY LANE RAINBOW DRIVE ROUITE 512 HIGHLAND AVENUE ROUTE 22 ROUTE 512 ROUTE 22 SCHOENERSVILLE ROAD ROUTE 512 BRODHEAD ROAD SWIFT TRANSPORTATION ROUTE 512 BRODHEAD ROAD ROUTE 512 CRAWFORD DRIVE ROUTE 512 GATEWAY DRIVE ROUTE 512 HANOVERVILLE ROAD ROUTE 512 HIGHLAND AVENUE US POSTAL SERVICE ROUTE 512 HIGHLAND AVENUE ROUTE 512 JAINDL BOULEVARD ROUTE 512 PARK PLACE EVANS DELIVERY COMPANY, INC ROUTE 512 PARK PLACE ROUTE 512 ROUTE 22 EMERSON EXPRESS COMPANY, INC ROUTE 512 ROUTE 22 ROUTE 512 SOUTHLAND DRIVE

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STOKE PARK ROAD STOKE PARK ROAD STOKE PARK ROAD SUNSET VIEW DRIVE SUSAN DRIVE VALLEY CENTER PRKWY VALLEY CENTER PRKWY VALLEY CENTER PRKWY VALLEY CENTER PRKWY WEDGEWOOD DRIVE WEGMANS DRIVE WEST MACADA ROAD WESTGATE DRIVE WESTGATE DRIVE WHITEWOOD ROAD WINSTON ROAD

WEGMANS DRIVE FAULKNER OLDSMOBILE/GMC/CHEV/CADI/S

2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 19 1 1 1 1 2

HIGH POINT BOULEVARD VALLEY CENTER PARKWAY PENNCAP PROPERTIES

STOKE PARK ROAD

WEGMANS - HANOVER TOWNSHIP

WHITEWOOD ROAD WINSTON ROAD STONEWOOD DRIVE WYNNEWOOD DRIVE Total Hanover Township Crashes 2011

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Lower Nazareth Township Crashes 2011 Main Street Intersecting Street Business / Location BRODHEAD ROAD COLONIAL REGIONAL POLICE DEPARTMENT BUTZTOWN ROAD HECKTOWN ROAD BUTZTOWN ROAD ROUTE 191 BUTZTOWN ROAD SCHLEGEL AVENUE BUTZTOWN ROAD LOWER NAZARETH TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL B BUTZTOWN ROAD CHRISTIAN SPRINGS ROAD ROUTE 191 COMMERCE PARK DRIVE YOUNG VOLKSWAGON - MAZDA - DODGE COMMERCE PARK DRIVE CORRIERE ROAD EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY CORRIERE ROAD ROUTE 248 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD HECKTOWN ROAD COUNTRY CLUB ROAD MIKOL LANE COUNTRY CLUB ROAD NEWBURG ROAD COUNTRY CLUB ROAD DANIELS ROAD GREMAR ROAD DANIELS ROAD DRYLAND WAY ROUTE 248 DRYLAND WAY AT&T STORE DRYLAND WAY CHICK -FIL-A AT LOWER NAZARETH DRYLAND WAY PNC BANK DRYLAND WAY SPORTS AUTHORITY DRYLAND WAY TARGET

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Lower Nazareth Township Crashes 2011 DRYLAND WAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON NAZARETH HIGHWAY EASTON ROAD EISENHOWER DRIVE FLORA LANE GEORGETOWN ROAD GEORGETOWN ROAD GEORGETOWN ROAD GREEN POND ROAD GREMAR ROAD GREMAR ROAD GREYSTONE DRIVE HANOVERVILLE ROAD HANOVERVILLE ROAD HANOVERVILLE ROAD

CORRIERE ROAD CORRIERE ROAD CROSSING MALL EXIT DRYLAND WAY HOLLO ROAD JANDY BOULEVARD NORTHWOOD AVENUE PROLOGIS WAY ROUTE 33 WEGMANS DRIVE

WAL-MART

ESSROC CEMENT COMPANY

APPLEBEE'S BURGER KING DOLLAR POWER ESSROC CEMENT COMPANY FRANKS ITALIAN RESTAURANT HOBBY LOBBY INDIA SPICE RESTAURANT KEYSTONE NAZARETH BANK & TRUST KOHLS DEPARTMENT STORE MAYTAG COMPLETE HOME MCDONALDS NAZARETH CAR WASH NORTHAMPTON CROSSINGS MALL NORTHWOOD MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING NTX WIRELESS RED ROBIN RESTAURANT REGAL CINEMAS SAM'S CLUB SONIC STAPLES STARBUCKS COFFEE WAL-MART WAWA WEGMANS - LOWER NAZARETH WINE AND SPIRITS OUTLET NAZARETH PIKE HANOVERVILLE ROAD EASTON ROAD PINE DRIVE STEUBEN ROAD DANIELS ROAD

GEORGETOWN ROAD LONGWOOD DRIVE NAZARETH PIKE

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Lower Nazareth Township Crashes 2011 Main Street NEWBURG ROAD NEWBURG ROAD NEWBURG ROAD NEWBURG ROAD REDWOOD LANE ROCKBRIDGE ROAD ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 191 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 248 ROUTE 33 ROUTE 946 SADDLE DRIVE SOUTH BROAD STREET STEUBEN ROAD STEUBEN ROAD STEUBEN ROAD STEUBEN ROAD TIMOTHY AVENUE TOWNSHIPLINE ROAD TOWNSHIPLINE ROAD TOWNSHIPLINE ROAD TRUMAN LANE TRUMAN LANE WEGMANS DRIVE

Intersecting Street STURBRIDGE DRIVE TIMBERLEA DRIVE WERNER ROAD

Business / Location

BUTZTOWN ROAD CHRISTIAN SPRINGS ROAD DANIELS ROAD GRADWHOL SWITCH ROAD HANOVERVILLE ROAD HECKTOWN ROAD HOLLO ROAD JANDY BOULEVARD LONAT DRIVE NEWBURG ROAD ROUTE 248 STEUBEN ROAD RACEWAY PLAZA CORRIERE ROAD DRYLAND WAY HOLLO ROAD JANDY BOULEVARD MAIN STREET NAZARETH PIKE PROLOGIS WAY ROUTE 191 ROUTE 33 SONIC DRIVE SOUTH MAIN STREET WEGMANS DRIVE ROUTE 248 ROUTE 191 JANDY BOULEVARD KEYSTONE DRIVE LITTLE CREEK DRIVE LITTLE CREEK ROAD TROY COURT FLORA LANE HANOVERVILLE ROAD STEUBEN ROAD NEWBURG ROAD ROUTE 248 Total Lower Nazareth Crashes 2011

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Chapman Borough Crashes - 2011 Main Street

Intersecting Street 5TH STREET MAIN STREET

MAIN STREET MONOCACY DRIVE MONOCACY DRIVE ROUTE 987 HANOVERVILLE ROAD AIRPORT ROAD Total Chapman Borough Crashes 2011

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SPECIALTY PROGRAMS K-9 Unit One of the benefits enjoyed by communities served by a Regional Police Department is specialized services. Using a trained canine for evidence searches, building searches, area searches as well as the ability to track criminals enhance patrol capabilities. Sergeant Darrin Wendling continues to head the K-9 Unit in 2011, K-9 Officer Rex. Sergeant Wendling and Rex train together approximately 16 hours per month.

Colonial Regional Police Department’s K-9 Unit currently consists of Sergeant Darrin Wendling and K-9 Rex, an 11-year old Belgian Malinois. The team is certified through the National Police Canine Association. Sergeant Wendling has become a National Police Canine Association (NPCA) certifying judge for patrol and detection work. He is now able to certify other Police Department’s K-9 teams for the NPCA. They are certified in criminal apprehension building and area searches, tracking and narcotic detection. This year the team completed approximately 200 hours of in-service training. The in-service or maintenance training is conducted twice a month, 8 hours per session. 79 | P a g e

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The K-9 team was utilized in 2011: o Bath Borough - 2 calls o Hanover Township - 9 calls o Lower Nazareth – 11 calls o Chapman Borough – 0 calls o Others – 16 calls The K-9 team assisted 9 school districts with sweeps: o Nazareth o Northampton o Pen Argyl o Easton o Whitehall/Coplay o Bangor o Salisbury o Parkland o Northern Lehigh The K-9 team conducted demonstrations for various civic groups and summer camps. The K-9 team assisted federal, state, and local agencies.

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SPECIALTY PROGRAMS

Types of K-9 Searches Completed for 2011 Area, 1

Assist, 1

DemoPublic, 5

Building, 1

Narcotics, 30

Types of K-9 Searches by Month for 2011 2011 January February March April May June July August September October November December

Narcotics 1 4 5 3 3 2 1 2 1 6 1 1 30

Building

Assist

Demo-Public

Area

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1 1

1

Track

1

1 5

2

1 1

5

Totals 1 5 7 3 5 2 3 3 4 6 1 3 43

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The Northampton County Drug Task Force(NCDTF) The Task Force is comprised of Officer members from all the municipalities in Northampton County. Officers are given authority to cross jurisdictional lines to conduct narcotics investigations and effective arrests. The Colonial Regional Police Department has been a member of the Northampton County Drug Task Force (NCDTF) since the Colonial Regional Police Department’s inception. Currently, there are 21 officers assigned on an “as needed” part-time basis. Sergeant Michael Melinsky is the Field Supervisor and is assisted by Sergeant Darrin Wendling and Sergeant Michael Enstrom. Sergeant Melinsky coordinates all drug investigations in the northern part of Northampton County; which encompasses 26 municipalities. Sergeant Melinsky and Chief Seiple are members of the Board of Directors for the Task Force. Sergeant Wendling and Melinsky are also cross certified as Lehigh County Task Force Officers. The NCDTF is funded by the Pennsylvania State Attorney General’s Office. The costs involving case expenses, purchasing of evidence and officers’ salaries are provided by this funding. In 2011, the CRPD was reimbursed $16,408.85 for the sole purpose of paying officers’ salaries. In 2011, approximately 724.5 man hours were dedicated to the Task Force. The CRPD participated or initiated 45 Task Force cases and 27 offenders were arrested for Possession with Intent to Deliver and Delivery of a Controlled Substance. CRPD has worked closely with the Drug Enforcement Administration (D.E.A.), Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General, Bureau of Narcotic Investigation and Drug Control, The Lehigh County Drug Task Force, the cities of Easton, Bethlehem, and Allentown Police Departments, as well as numerous other municipal police jurisdictions. The majorities drugs that the NCDTF has contact with are Marijuana, Crack/Cocaine, Methamphetamine, Heroin, Ecstasy, LSD, and various illegally obtained prescription drugs. Colonial Regional Police Department, in conjunction with the Northampton County Drug Task Force successfully seized $6,189 cash. Also seized was a HD TV. These seizures include investigations that CRPD officers were involved with; both Task Force related or solely by CRPD officers.

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Detective Unit Colonial Regional Police Department has two (3) full time Police Detectives. Detective Gary Hammer and Detective Michael Munch. In May of 2010, a Detective Sergeant position was created. Sgt. Michael Melinsky accepted and was assigned to the unit as its supervisor. In addition to his supervisory responsibilities he primarily handles all drug and vice cases. He is Evidence Custodian and has responsibility to review and assign cases which require further investigation. Together, all three Detectives share responsibility of investigating some of the more serious crimes encountered by patrol. Detective Hammer primarily handles sex crimes, child abuse, and white collar crimes such as identity theft and property crimes. Detective Munch is primarily assigned to burglary, robbery, and violent crimes.

It’s the Detective’s responsibility to review all reports which were submitted by the patrol officers to determine if further investigation needs to be performed.

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SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Crime Watch Program Officer Michael Kovach, the CRPD Crime Prevention Officer, attended 10 Crime Watch meetings in 2011. Crime Watch meetings are generally held bi-monthly, although some will meet monthly. These meeting generally provide citizens with information regarding on-going problems throughout their communities. Citizens discuss problem areas, common concerns, and preventative measures for the future.   

Hanover Township has a Crime Watch Program that meets every other month. The Crime Watch personnel have met six (6) times throughout 2011. Bath Borough has a Crime Watch Program that has met five (4) times throughout 2011. Lower Nazareth Township meets throughout the year. Please see their website: lowernazarethcrimewatch.com.

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D.A.R.E. Program Officer Michael Kovach is the Colonial Regional Police Department’s D.A.R.E. officer. The D.A.R.E. program focuses on four (4) major areas: Providing accurate information about alcohol and drugs; teaching the students decision making skills; showing children how to resist peer pressure and giving them ideas for alternatives to drug use. Officer Kovach provided instruction to five (5) classes which included: (1) class in Sacred Heart School in Bath and (4) classes in George Wolf Elementary School in Bath. During the school year of 2010-2011, Officer Kovach taught 110 children the D.A.R.E. curriculum. The Program lasts approximately nine (9) weeks and each class is approximately one (1) hour long.

Child Seat Program Sergeant George Cuchran is a certified Child Safety Technician. He has been certified through AAA (Automotive Association of America) and the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration). If you wish to have Sgt. Cuchran install your child restraint seat, contact him at (610) 861-4820 to set up an appointment. In 2011, Sergeant Cuchran performed seven (7 ) car seat checks of residents who came to CRPD Headquarters. Bethlehem Health Bureau had participated in four of those checks.

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SPECIALTY PROGRAMS

Seatbelt Compliance Program The Colonial Regional Police Department has been participating in this National Highway Traffic Safety Administration funded federal grant; partnered with Buckle-Up Pennsylvania since 2001. The grant provides financial support for the salaries of the officers participating in this program. In 2011, CRPD received $3,920 in grant money. The campaign consists of intensive, widespread enforcement of vehicle laws for a short duration. Enforcement is conducted at specific times of the year which are highly publicized through the media.

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SPECIALTY PROGRAMS In 2011, Colonial Regional Police Department participated in four (4) scheduled enforcement waves. These waves run through the months of March, May, June, August, November and December. 2011 Results:           

Total Officer Contacted - 212 Total Speeding Violations - 97 Total “other” Moving Violations - 4 Total “other” Citations - 23 Total Felony Arrests- 1 Total Drug Related Arrests – 1 Total Motorcycle Contacts – 1 Total Motorcycle Citations – 1 Total Obedience to traffic control devices- 33 Total Traffic control Signs – 29 Total driving on roadway lane for traffic - 2

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SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Motor Carrier Compliance Enforcement The Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program (MCSAP) sets forth the conditions for participation by states and local jurisdictions to promote the adoption and uniform enforcement, regulations compatible with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs) and Federal Hazardous Material Regulations (HMRs) for both interstate and intrastate motor carriers and drivers. CRPD has one (1) MCSAP officer, Officer Frank Epser. Officer Keith Kulp has also been certified in Commercial Vehicle Weights and Measures. Each officer is certified to conduct motor carrier compliance reviews and must meet the following requirements to remain certified:  Complete thirty-two (32) Level I and/or V inspections annually (for purposes of certification, annually shall mean every fiscal year)  Successfully complete any FMCSA required refresher or in-service training. 2011 Results:      

Trucks Placed Out of Service for Unsafe Equipment Driver Placed Out of Service for Log Book Violations Truck Issued CVSA Decal for Passing Inspection Traffic Citation Issued Warning Card Issued Total Trucks Contacted

11 7 5 23 13 91

Smooth Operator The Smooth Operator Program is a public safety initiative, which aims to provide education, information, and solutions for the problem of aggressive driving. Law enforcement agencies, trauma experts, government officials, and other professionals have worked together to educate motorists of the risks involved with aggressive driving, and to stigmatize aggressive driving behavior on our roads. Aggressive driving is defined as a combination of unsafe and unlawful driving actions, which demonstrate a conscious and willful disregard for safety. Aggressive driving includes such offenses as tailgating, unsafe lane changes, speeding, running red lights and stop signs, following too closely, improper passing and failing to yield the right of way. About 43% of drivers are more concerned about tailgating, speeding, rage while driving, and reckless driving maneuvers 88 | P a g e

SPECIALTY PROGRAMS more than any other danger. In fact, nearly (8) out of (10) motorists say aggressive drivers are a greater danger than terrorists. CRPD conducted four (4) waves. During each wave an officer in an unmarked vehicle clocks drivers in the targeted areas. When an infraction was detected, the officer radioed ahead to the marked units, who initiated a traffic stop and possible citation. Drivers were also cited for red light violations, driving too closely and improper lane changes. Officers worked 187 hours in 2011 and received $12,510.75 in grant reimbursement to operate the program. 2011 Results:  

Warning Cards Issued Drug Arrest

23 1

Roving Patrols The Lehigh Valley Regional D.U.I. Task Force sponsors sobriety checkpoints throughout the Lehigh Valley. Lehigh Township Police Department coordinates all D.U.I. checkpoints and roving D.U.I. patrols. CRPD works closely with both entities to combat the problem of driving under the influence (D.U.I.). D.U.I. roving Patrols consist of officers patrolling their departmental jurisdiction with the sole intent of detecting impaired motorists. The Lehigh Valley Regional D.U.I. Task Force reimburses CRPD for the officer’s salary while conduction a roving D.U.I. patrol. During 2011 eight (8) roving patrols were performed by Colonial Regional Police Department involving twelve (12) officers. 

Arrests for D.U.I - 4

D.U.I. Check Points D.U.I. checkpoints are stationary road blocks where vehicles are channeled through blockades enabling law enforcement officers to have contact with the occupants of passing vehicles. The checkpoint locations are approved by the Pennsylvania Board of Health under criteria consisting of proven problem areas by the local police department and a roadway where the checkpoint can be safely conducted. Check points are performed between10:00pm – 3:00am; which statistics prove is the most likely time to encounter intoxicated drivers. Approximately 15 officers are used during these D.U.I. checkpoints. Approximately 10 CRPD officers are used and other officers from neighboring jurisdictions assist. The local Fire Departments and ambulance 89 | P a g e

SPECIALTY PROGRAMS services also attend these checkpoints; providing assistance, equipment, and rendering medical aid if necessary. During 2011, CRPD conducted two (2) D.U.I. checkpoints, one in July and the other in August. July 2, 2011    

Citations Issued - 7 Arrests for D.U.I. - 6 Warnings – 3 Drug Arrest - 1

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Citations Issued - 12 Arrests for D.U.I. - 6 Non-Traffic – 1 Warnings - 5

Cops in Shops Program The Cops in Shops program is federally funded to combat underage purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages. Plain clothes Officers conduct surveillance on local beer distributors and state stores to detect and arrest offenders. Adults are targeted who purchase alcoholic beverages then provide them to an underage person. The detail was scheduled on three occasions in 2011. A total of six officers were used on these programs and two (2) Drug Arrests were made.

Bicycle Patrol The Colonial Regional Police Department started their Bicycle Patrol Program in 1997 to assist with security problems at the Nazareth Speedway. The program started with two (2) officers and two (2) bicycles. It has now grown to four (4) bicycles and nine (10) certified offers. The Bicycle Patrol has also been used on occasions to assist in patrolling problematic areas. Bicycle Patrol was utilized in Hanover Township in efforts to deter juvenile criminal mischief and thefts during the evening an overnight hours in neighborhoods and parks. Bicycle patrols were commonly used during the summer months to patrol Bath Borough and the Northampton Crossings Mall in Lower Nazareth Township. It is also used to patrol parks, during parades, and community events.

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SPECIALTY PROGRAMS

Annual Blood Drive In 2011, CRPD held their Eighth Annual Blood drive in conjunction with Miller Memorial Blood Center. The event was held at the CRPD’s headquarters and coordinated by our Records Manager, Barbara Hoell. Student Intern Program The CRPD recognizes the importance of practical experience within a student’s career choice. The Intern program permits the student to observe and experience the duties of a police officer while following him/her through her daily routine. The interns spend several months observing the various functions of the department. The experience broadens their perspective on a law enforcement career by exposure to daily patrol functions, criminal arrests, court procedure, and public interaction. Potential Interns must apply to the CRPD program with the approval of their College Advisor. A background investigation is conducted to assure the suitability of the intern to participate. During the internship the intern is evaluated several times with those evaluations being sent to his/her advisor to assist in determining a grade for the program. Interns have been chosen from Northampton Community College, East Stroudsburg University, DeSalles University, and Kutztown University. Many of our past interns have obtained positions with law enforcement organizations. CRPD had one intern in 2011.

Shop with Cops In 2011, the CRPD held their Sixth Shop with Cops program. This is a cooperative partnership with local businesses, the community and the Police Department to provide several area children an opportunity to spend a day with a police officer and share some holiday cheer. The day begins with the officer picking the child up at his/her house in a marked police car and stop at the Chick-Fil-A restaurant for breakfast. The children are then driven to the Wal-Mart where they

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are paired up with the officer and his Santa Helper to purchase Christmas gifts for their family and friends.

The Wal-Mart staff assists in wrapping all the presents. The final stop for the day is the Red Robin Restaurant for lunch. The children are given gift cards donated by Giant Food Stores to purchase their holiday dinner and then transported home. The program is funded by donations from private citizens and businesses from within the community.

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SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Citizen’s Police Academy The CRPD held their citizen’s police academy through October 22nd, 2011 to December 5th, 2011 with nineteen attendees. Detective Sergeant Melinsky and Lee McGuigan hosted the academy. This academy shows the citizens of the area just what the police do in the course of their days. Classes included tours of the 911 center, Northampton prison, District Court, Shooting on the Range, and much more.

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SPECIALTY PROGRAMS

National Night Out Colonial Regional Police Department participated in the National Night Out Crime Prevention Event held on August 4, 2011 at the Hanover Township Recreational Center. McGruff, the crime dog, K9 demonstration, crime prevention displays and over 200 people were in attendance. There were games for children and ice-cream. The purpose of this event is to get neighbors to become more familiar with one another and then be more able to identify suspicious people and circumstances when they see it. Ride-Along The Colonial Regional Police instituted a ride along program for individuals who are aspiring law enforcement officers and who are interested in getting a feel for what it is like to be on patrol. With the Chief’s approval, high school and college students from within our jurisdiction spend up to eight hours on patrol with a CRPD officer responding to emergencies and calls for service. CRPD continues to do have several ride a-longs throughout the year. 94 | P a g e

Fleet Report The Colonial Regional Police Department’s vehicle fleet consists of twenty (21) vehicles. The fleet is broken down into two areas: Marked Patrol and Support Vehicles. 

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Marked Patrol Vehicles are vehicles that officers utilize for daily patrol functions. All of these vehicles are fully marked and outfitted with emergency warning lights. Most Patrol Vehicles are assigned two (2) officers. Those officers are responsible for the vehicles’ routine maintenance. If any problems were to arise with any patrol vehicle, it is the vehicle’s assigned officer’s responsibility to notify the Deputy Chief, whom is responsible for Fleet Maintenance. There are currently thirteen (13) vehicles that are classified Marked Patrol Vehicles. Support Vehicles are used in a secondary, non-patrolling function. These vehicles have no markings and the emergency lighting is portable. There are currently 8 vehicles that are classified Support Vehicles.

2011 Fleet Costs were as follows:    

$41,647 Vehicle Maintenance and general repairs $57,188 Vehicle Fuel $966 Calibrations (also stopwatches) $462 Vehicle Markings

YEAR 2011 2003 2011 2011 2004 2010 2011 2009 2007 2012 2005 1997 2009 2007

MAKE Ford F-150 Chevy Monte Carlo Ford Crown Victorian Ford Crown Victorian Ford Crown Victorian Ford Crown Victorian Ford Crown Victorian Ford Crown Victorian Ford Crown Victorian Ford Explorer Ford Escape Ford Expetition Ford Crown Victorian Ford Crown Victorian

MILEAGE 22,383.00 81,000.00 16,237.00 30,901.00 144,261.00 50,373.00 3,277.00 63,654.00 103,988.00 3,328.00 90,791.00 155,207.00 69,040.00 90,619.00 95 | P a g e

2002 2010 2006 2004 2010 1996 2001 2001 1990

Pontiac Grand Am Ford Explorer Ford Crown Victorian Chevy Malibu Ford Explorer Nissan Pathfinder Ford F150 Jeep Liberty Ford

774,269.00 45,536.00

144,376.00 69,107.00 24,000.00 138,987.00 67,000.00 68,694.00 42,000.00

Website Please visit us at www.colonialregionalpd.org

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