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The Mount Vernon Police Department 2020 statistics document summarizes crime statistics and department activities for 2020. Homicides increased 350% from 2019, while rape and robbery remained unchanged or decreased slightly. The department created a Violent Crimes Unit in May 2020 to address increased violence, and members made 192 arrests. Support services divisions conducted community outreach and the training unit graduated 25 citizens from a police academy program. The department launched reform initiatives focusing on wellness, community policing, and equity.

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1 City of Mount Vernon Police Department Glenn Scott, Commissioner 2020 Statistics Prepared by: Lieutenant Krista Mann, Det McCue and Det Gutierrez
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3 MVPD with local owner of Cupcake Cutie ESU saves stray kitten
MVPD Crime Statistics 01/01/19 - 12/31/19 compared to 01/01/20 12/31/20 4 CRIME 2019 2020 Percent Change HOMICIDE 2 9 350% RAPE 12 12 0% ROBBERY 100 96 - 4% AGG ASSAULT 248 274 10.48% BURGLARY 92 145 57.61% GRAND & PETIT LARCENY 645 622 - 3.57% GRAND LARCENY AUTO 78 92 17.95% TOTAL: 1,177 1,250 6.20% DRUG ARREST 447 227 - 49.22%
5 Local store owner arrested for cigarette tax evasion Active Quality of Life Task Force CPTED COVID Community Surveys
Patrol and CPU 6 The goal of the MVPD is that every officer is a community policing officer Food giveaway Toy giveaway Food distribution
Patrol 7 We are committed to ensuring the streets are safer #EndGunViolence
2020 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL DD REFERRALS 139 131 102 104 108 115 117 107 112 83 95 99 1312 DD MISD ARRESTS 43 28 18 10 40 48 32 22 30 32 28 19 350 DD FEL ARRESTS 36 24 11 11 22 18 30 24 22 17 21 12 248 DD WARRANT ARRESTS 27 43 15 2 5 8 8 7 21 20 11 11 178 TOTAL # OF WARRANTS RECEIVED 47 47 7 2 6 12 23 44 57 44 59 32 380 # OF CASES WHERE A JUV IS A SUSPECT 30 4 13 8 5 15 9 7 11 4 8 12 126 JUVENILE ARRESTS 19 6 7 6 2 13 3 4 2 3 8 6 79 8
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11 The holidays often see a rise in reported stolen packages. In December 2020, GIU identified and arrested the suspect in the porch pirate pattern. Tips: specify delivery time and location Monitor video surveillance
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MVPD Violent Crime Statistics 01/01/19 - 12/31/19 compared to 01/01/20 12/31/20 13 CRIME 2019 2020 Percent Change HOMICIDE 2 9 350% RAPE 12 12 0% ROBBERY 100 96 - 4% AGG ASSAULT 248 274 10.48% TOTAL 362 391 8.01%
14 The Violent Crimes Unit was created in May 2020 to help combat the scourge of violence and illegal drugs in the City after a spike in violence at the onset of the COVID pandemic. VCU arrested 192 persons 72 of the arrests were felony charges VCU executed 5 court authorized search warrants $25,000 was seized and confiscated.
15 Members of VCU were responsible for the recovery of 12 illegal firearms in 2020
16 The City had a violent year in 2020, where the community suffered a loss total of 10 individuals to homicides. These scenes were processed by our Criminal Investigations Unit (CIU). The Major Case Unit, working in concert with the Intelligence Unit and the Federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF) successfully closed by arrest 80% of the 10 homicides. This closure rate is higher than the national average.
Support Services Division 2020 Highlights 17 Technology Services Unit who oversaw the installation of our new Motorola Microwave Radio System Discovery Unit - In 2020 the Discovery Unit (led by Sgt. McKennie) was instituted statewide and ours was recognized as being one of the best statewide City Ordinance Officer Records Unit Evidence & Property Unit Training Unit Jail Unit - recognized for being the best in the County Vehicle Recovery Unit Animal Shelter School Crossing Guards Ceremonial Unit Building Maintenance. Office of Weights & Measures
Support Services Division 2020 Community Service 18
Support Services Division 2020 Community Service 19
Instituted a Covid-19 Social Distancing and Personal Protection Technique Initiative adhering to the Governor's regulations PPE distribution Affects on manpower and crime increase Affects on wellness and increased deaths COVID informationals distributed by patrolman 20
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Support Services Division 2020 Training Unit Highlights 22 During 2020, the Training Unit also conducted a 10-week Citizens Police Academy that graduated 25 citizens. This academy covered various topics related to law enforcement and the Mount Vernon Police Department
Support Services Division 2020 Training Highlights 23 MOS received over 35,000 hours of training in the form of pre-tour roll call training, in-service training, and attendance at specialized training courses conducted by this Department, outside law enforcement agencies and the private industry. In 2020, the Training Unit was the liaison with the Westchester County Police Academy and provided instructors for Firearms, Emergency Vehicle Operations Course, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Arson, Defensive Tactics, Active Shooter, Interactive Skills and Vehicle Stops during the sessions of the Basic Course for Police Officers. Field Training Officer (FTO) program resulted in thirteen new recruits being trained. Expansion of the Reality Based Training during the annual firearms training cycle Mental health and wellness training First ever in house training to newly promoted sergeants Police encounters with autistic people training
24 In July, we swore in deputy commissioners Jennifer Lackard, a civilian and justice reform advocate and Ernest Morales III, a 30-year NYPD veteran and first Latino deputy commissioner and in Mount Vernons history. Together the leadership of the department has put forth their transforming policing initiatives
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27 Officer wellness (MVPD-Well) Community wellness Crisis intervention team Mental health support Special Needs registry Re-entry, mental health and youth councils Community policing unit Restructure auxiliary police Precision policing Co-response behavioral health network De-escalation training Steady tours Cold cases unit Post-crisis wellness checks for officers Childcare solutions & financial literacy training Internal affairs & patrol restructuring Community conversations with police department In early October 2020, we launched the Mount Vernon Police Reform Commission composed of elected officials, community members, justice advocates and local policy makers. Its goal is to ensure that we create a safer Mount Vernon where residents are treated equitably.
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COVID (Responding to Calls) COVID (MOS Reporting sick for) COVID (Informational PowerPoint) Use of Force Policy Internal Affairs Internal Affairs Investigations Written Orders (policy update) Fraternization and Nepotism Office of the Chief (updated responsibilities) Modified Duty Assignment Orders of Protection Served on Members Civilian Complaints Critical Incident Stress Management Remote Restraint Device - BolaWrap MOS Firearms Policy Equipment Updates Utilizing PowerDMS for training and Accreditation 30
Internal Affairs 2020 Highlights 31 Opened 17 cases against 16 officers and one civilian employee. Five cases were closed, three exonerated, one substantiated, one unsubstantiated, two withdrawn and ten remain open. Five Officers were suspended, two Officers modified or received a change of assignments. Two cases from 2019 were closed; one was substantiated, and one was exonerated. Conducted 8 residential canvasses and 26 business canvasses. Conducted forty-two absence control inspections. Randomly conducted inspections of radio room communications. Conducted one audit of the Mount Vernon Police Department Detective Division investigation funds. No discrepancies found. Conducted a property and evidence audit and inventory check.
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33 Lt. Mann spearheaded a give back to the community which provided a toiletry and blanket giveaway for the Womens Family Shelter on 17 South 2nd Ave (Vernon Plaza Family) and the Youth Shelter Program of Westchester located at 220 E 8th St. The items were donated by MVPD officers, MVPD PBA, Dept of Recreation, City Hall Youth Bureau and the Guidance Center of Westchester
34 Det Montika Jones, Det David Clarke, Westchester Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and Cupcake Cutie
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MVPD Yearly Department Report 2020

  • 1. 1 City of Mount Vernon Police Department Glenn Scott, Commissioner 2020 Statistics Prepared by: Lieutenant Krista Mann, Det McCue and Det Gutierrez
  • 2. 2
  • 3. 3 MVPD with local owner of Cupcake Cutie ESU saves stray kitten
  • 4. MVPD Crime Statistics 01/01/19 - 12/31/19 compared to 01/01/20 12/31/20 4 CRIME 2019 2020 Percent Change HOMICIDE 2 9 350% RAPE 12 12 0% ROBBERY 100 96 - 4% AGG ASSAULT 248 274 10.48% BURGLARY 92 145 57.61% GRAND & PETIT LARCENY 645 622 - 3.57% GRAND LARCENY AUTO 78 92 17.95% TOTAL: 1,177 1,250 6.20% DRUG ARREST 447 227 - 49.22%
  • 5. 5 Local store owner arrested for cigarette tax evasion Active Quality of Life Task Force CPTED COVID Community Surveys
  • 6. Patrol and CPU 6 The goal of the MVPD is that every officer is a community policing officer Food giveaway Toy giveaway Food distribution
  • 7. Patrol 7 We are committed to ensuring the streets are safer #EndGunViolence
  • 8. 2020 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL DD REFERRALS 139 131 102 104 108 115 117 107 112 83 95 99 1312 DD MISD ARRESTS 43 28 18 10 40 48 32 22 30 32 28 19 350 DD FEL ARRESTS 36 24 11 11 22 18 30 24 22 17 21 12 248 DD WARRANT ARRESTS 27 43 15 2 5 8 8 7 21 20 11 11 178 TOTAL # OF WARRANTS RECEIVED 47 47 7 2 6 12 23 44 57 44 59 32 380 # OF CASES WHERE A JUV IS A SUSPECT 30 4 13 8 5 15 9 7 11 4 8 12 126 JUVENILE ARRESTS 19 6 7 6 2 13 3 4 2 3 8 6 79 8
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  • 11. 11 The holidays often see a rise in reported stolen packages. In December 2020, GIU identified and arrested the suspect in the porch pirate pattern. Tips: specify delivery time and location Monitor video surveillance
  • 12. 12
  • 13. MVPD Violent Crime Statistics 01/01/19 - 12/31/19 compared to 01/01/20 12/31/20 13 CRIME 2019 2020 Percent Change HOMICIDE 2 9 350% RAPE 12 12 0% ROBBERY 100 96 - 4% AGG ASSAULT 248 274 10.48% TOTAL 362 391 8.01%
  • 14. 14 The Violent Crimes Unit was created in May 2020 to help combat the scourge of violence and illegal drugs in the City after a spike in violence at the onset of the COVID pandemic. VCU arrested 192 persons 72 of the arrests were felony charges VCU executed 5 court authorized search warrants $25,000 was seized and confiscated.
  • 15. 15 Members of VCU were responsible for the recovery of 12 illegal firearms in 2020
  • 16. 16 The City had a violent year in 2020, where the community suffered a loss total of 10 individuals to homicides. These scenes were processed by our Criminal Investigations Unit (CIU). The Major Case Unit, working in concert with the Intelligence Unit and the Federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF) successfully closed by arrest 80% of the 10 homicides. This closure rate is higher than the national average.
  • 17. Support Services Division 2020 Highlights 17 Technology Services Unit who oversaw the installation of our new Motorola Microwave Radio System Discovery Unit - In 2020 the Discovery Unit (led by Sgt. McKennie) was instituted statewide and ours was recognized as being one of the best statewide City Ordinance Officer Records Unit Evidence & Property Unit Training Unit Jail Unit - recognized for being the best in the County Vehicle Recovery Unit Animal Shelter School Crossing Guards Ceremonial Unit Building Maintenance. Office of Weights & Measures
  • 18. Support Services Division 2020 Community Service 18
  • 19. Support Services Division 2020 Community Service 19
  • 20. Instituted a Covid-19 Social Distancing and Personal Protection Technique Initiative adhering to the Governor's regulations PPE distribution Affects on manpower and crime increase Affects on wellness and increased deaths COVID informationals distributed by patrolman 20
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  • 22. Support Services Division 2020 Training Unit Highlights 22 During 2020, the Training Unit also conducted a 10-week Citizens Police Academy that graduated 25 citizens. This academy covered various topics related to law enforcement and the Mount Vernon Police Department
  • 23. Support Services Division 2020 Training Highlights 23 MOS received over 35,000 hours of training in the form of pre-tour roll call training, in-service training, and attendance at specialized training courses conducted by this Department, outside law enforcement agencies and the private industry. In 2020, the Training Unit was the liaison with the Westchester County Police Academy and provided instructors for Firearms, Emergency Vehicle Operations Course, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Arson, Defensive Tactics, Active Shooter, Interactive Skills and Vehicle Stops during the sessions of the Basic Course for Police Officers. Field Training Officer (FTO) program resulted in thirteen new recruits being trained. Expansion of the Reality Based Training during the annual firearms training cycle Mental health and wellness training First ever in house training to newly promoted sergeants Police encounters with autistic people training
  • 24. 24 In July, we swore in deputy commissioners Jennifer Lackard, a civilian and justice reform advocate and Ernest Morales III, a 30-year NYPD veteran and first Latino deputy commissioner and in Mount Vernons history. Together the leadership of the department has put forth their transforming policing initiatives
  • 25. 25
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  • 27. 27 Officer wellness (MVPD-Well) Community wellness Crisis intervention team Mental health support Special Needs registry Re-entry, mental health and youth councils Community policing unit Restructure auxiliary police Precision policing Co-response behavioral health network De-escalation training Steady tours Cold cases unit Post-crisis wellness checks for officers Childcare solutions & financial literacy training Internal affairs & patrol restructuring Community conversations with police department In early October 2020, we launched the Mount Vernon Police Reform Commission composed of elected officials, community members, justice advocates and local policy makers. Its goal is to ensure that we create a safer Mount Vernon where residents are treated equitably.
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  • 30. COVID (Responding to Calls) COVID (MOS Reporting sick for) COVID (Informational PowerPoint) Use of Force Policy Internal Affairs Internal Affairs Investigations Written Orders (policy update) Fraternization and Nepotism Office of the Chief (updated responsibilities) Modified Duty Assignment Orders of Protection Served on Members Civilian Complaints Critical Incident Stress Management Remote Restraint Device - BolaWrap MOS Firearms Policy Equipment Updates Utilizing PowerDMS for training and Accreditation 30
  • 31. Internal Affairs 2020 Highlights 31 Opened 17 cases against 16 officers and one civilian employee. Five cases were closed, three exonerated, one substantiated, one unsubstantiated, two withdrawn and ten remain open. Five Officers were suspended, two Officers modified or received a change of assignments. Two cases from 2019 were closed; one was substantiated, and one was exonerated. Conducted 8 residential canvasses and 26 business canvasses. Conducted forty-two absence control inspections. Randomly conducted inspections of radio room communications. Conducted one audit of the Mount Vernon Police Department Detective Division investigation funds. No discrepancies found. Conducted a property and evidence audit and inventory check.
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  • 33. 33 Lt. Mann spearheaded a give back to the community which provided a toiletry and blanket giveaway for the Womens Family Shelter on 17 South 2nd Ave (Vernon Plaza Family) and the Youth Shelter Program of Westchester located at 220 E 8th St. The items were donated by MVPD officers, MVPD PBA, Dept of Recreation, City Hall Youth Bureau and the Guidance Center of Westchester
  • 34. 34 Det Montika Jones, Det David Clarke, Westchester Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and Cupcake Cutie
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