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Home My WebLink About2012-0605 Documents Submitted at Mtg ASHLAND CITY COUNCIL MEETING June 5, 2012 Resident Statement Donna Swanson, 863 Plum Ridge Drive, Ashland... professional musician, artist, and former educator. I am speaking on behalf of the small businesses of Ashland in asking that you consider the impact of Supreme Court's "Citizens United" decision on Ashland's future. The heart of Ashland IS small business. OSF employs actors, costume designers, seamstresses, artists, writers, directors. . .all small businesses. It gives life to the restaurants, small farms, art galleries, shops, and an Art Center full of artists...small businesses every one. Our community's discontent is already evident as unprecedented numbers of Ashland residents have withdrawn their funds from major banks in favor of the smaller, more personal, local banks and credit unions. For the many faces of small business, "we" ask that you add to your upcoming agenda the inclusion of this issue on the next election ballot, an indication that our Council is open to consulting voters. Small business people and all citizens need to know our vote still counts in Ashland. Thank you. 44Y�W,4� Donna Swanson 650.704.8343 (cell) donaswan41C&gmail.com Via✓w�. CITY COUNCIL MEETING Ashland June 5, 2012 MARYLINE WHITE 930 No. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR This is the statement of Maryline White, 930 No. Mountain Avenue,Ashland, Oregon, age 92, living in an active senior community. I am a short-and-to-the-point writer,so here it is... Corporations are NOT people! Would you let your daughter MARRY one? Thank you for your attention. Maryline White (541) 201-1987 piperscotOwebtv.net Statement to Ashland City Council on June 5, 2012: My name is John Tyler, and I live at 812 Plum Ridge Drive in Ashland. I am sure most of you are aware of the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in the Citizens United case that Corporations are people and can spend unlimited amounts of money to influence political elections. We all know that money influences elections,and this decision gives wealthy contributors an unfair advantage over the average voter. We are already seeing the effects of this decision,as enormous sums of money are being spent on national,state and local elections all around the country. Since the Supreme Court is the court of last resort,the only way to address this imbalance is through a Constitutional Amendment. I believe the citizens of Ashland would welcome an opportunity to make their voices heard, and the only way this can happen is forthe Council to put it on the ballot in the Fall elections. Please make it possible for the citizens of Ashland to have an open discussion and vote on this matter in the Fall. I strongly urge you to place this issue on the Agenda for your next Council meeti o giv Ashland's citizens an opportunity to express their opinions.Thank you. �= l John B. Tyler, 812 Plum Ridge Drive,Ashland OR 97520 541-708-0421 G' STATEMENT TO CITY COUNCIL Tuesday, June 5, 2012 Elizabeth R. Hallett My name is Elizabeth R. Hallett. I live at 938 Mountain Meadows Circle. I am 88 years old, attending my first City Council meeting. am here on behalf of planet earth. She is withering due to outdated policies of using, even raping, her for corporate profit. I am also here for the hundreds of descendants represented here, unseen but very real, including yours, and including my two great-grands. Finally, I am here on behalf of the 5,000 amputees in the army hospital in which I did nursing in 1945. They went to the defense of democracy so that you could occupy those chairs and I could stand before you and speak for the democracy for which they paid in literally tons of their flesh and thousands of limbs. If you are unable as a council to stand with us and the many U.S. Senators who understand this crisis, it will be clear to us that BIG MONEY has arrived here in Ashland through the so-called Ashland League of Voters, in our view a euphemism for power hungry, faceless corporate interests. We all thank you for your service in representing us and for your attention these past few minutes. Elizabeth Hallett 541 .282.3238 <ehallett @connpoint.net> E« OAP/ Presentation from SOU Students in Anth/Soc 401 Instructors: Dr. Eva Skuratowicz Dr. Jean Maxwell Main Findings Quality of life is very significant in the decisions that residents make to move to and to remain in Ashland. Quality of life themes that were consistently present in focus groups, interviews, and surveys: 1. Affordability Widespread concern Housing affordability is a more significant problem for those who are younger than 45 years old, and for those who rent. 2. Jobs and Employment Employees are seeking career opportunities and jobs with adequate pay. Employers are seeking committed, full-time employees. 3. Economic Development Overwhelmingly, respondents want to see the growth of existing businesses and the encouragement of new small businesses. 4. Community Sense of community and connectedness are important qualities for Ashlanders. 5. Nature Natural surroundings and resources are the most cited reasons for living in Ashland. 6. Raising Children Respondents cite the desirability of raising children in Ashland and connect this to sense of community, quality education, safety, and natural resources. Future Research Southern Oregon University Research Center (SOURCE) SOURCE is an applied research center that focuses on local and regional issues. Research projects are led by SOU faculty and previous projects include work for Jackson County, the BLM, Rogue Valley Fire Prevention Cooperative, Head Start, RCC and the Oregon Wine Board. Contact: Dr. Eva Skuratowicz 541-552-6278 skuratoe @sou.edu Ashland Daily Tidings To the editor: For too long the citizens of Ashland have lived with a contradiction of values. On the one hand, we have a kind and most generous citizenry, opening up their hearts and their doors to those in need. On the other we have a local government with closed minds, that closes all doors to those who are poor and without permanent shelter. In Ashland many venues offer help every week, from Uncle Foods to the Emergency Food Bank, from the new day breakfast, which provides food, showers and other basic amenities, to the free meals given at Lithia Park. Yet Ashland has a law which makes it impossible for a person without permanent shelter to sleep within the city. This law is known as "Camping Prohibited", or title 10 chapter 46 of the Ashland Municipal Code. People other than myself, such as Ralph Temple, have shown why this ordinance violates international law, our United States Constitution, and with decisions made in the court of law. But first, let us examine its effects on the people. One effect is an antagonism between the community and their elected representatives. As the grassroots campaign Legalize Sleep is showing, Ashland citizens do not support the City's treatment of their people who are poor and without permanent shelter. With City Council considering a new resolution, known as an exclusionary zone, to increase the enforcement level of certain ordinances (e.g. Camping Prohibited), this antagonism is again flaring to the forefront. Another effect of this ordinance is displacement. Every night many of Ashland's roughly 200 homeless people migrate to the land just south of Ashland where they set up refuge in what is known as "the watershed" or"BLM land." Their presence poses a health and safety risk to all Ashland residents, due to fire and unsanitary conditions. Yet despite many attempts by the authorities to rid this area of the poor seeking its refuge, they only succeed in temporarily pushing this population further back into the forest, soon to return to their exact same campsites just outside the city limits. This hostility towards our poor happens all over the county. Just as recently as April 26th, the Medford police swept the Bear Creek Greenway and dislocated countless numbers of the poor who are already living in the most unsavory conditions. This contradiction of values known as "Camping Prohibited" also has the effect of pushing Ashland's poor to Medford, where some forms of shelter are provided by charity and religious groups. This hurts both Ashland and Medford. Forcing people to emigrate for shelter puts additional burdens on those who are most without resources. We in Ashland force those already most disenfranchised to leave their friends, family, and any consistency of surroundings they were holding on to. We also put the burden of helping those whom society has rejected onto a city already in significant turmoil of its own. As many already know, Medford was named the 5th "brokest" city in the nation in a report done by "The Daily Beast" which used income, debt, and unemployment to rate 30 cities. There are too many effects of this treatment towards those who are struggling with poverty to list here. Finally I will add the effect this criminalization of sleeping has on those charged with such crimes. When one is in the midst of being tried, sentenced or processed, one's life becomes subject to the law's dysfunctional bureaucracy. Using just one example; if one must a judge tells you to be somewhere at a specific time and place, regardless of any other commitments that would conflict, you are legally bound to be there. Looking for work, eating a free meal, taking a shower and washing clothes are large tasks which often can only be done at prescheduled times and dates. It also gives the recipient of this punishment a blight on their record, lowering their ability to have a respectful resume when looking for work, and also causing social ostracization. A report by Paul Moss, David Berger and Ralph Temple of the former Southern Oregon Chapter of the ACLU, titled "Decriminalizing Poverty: Reform of Ashland's Camping Ordinance," outlines a clear legal and moral argument for why the ordinance needs reform. It discusses Supreme Court decisions such as Chicago v. Morales, which uphold the ability to loiter, and Jones v. City of Los Angeles. The Jones case, heard in 2007 by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, whose jurisdiction includes Oregon......declared that a city that does not provide adequate shelters for the destitute cannot constitutionally enforce against them a law prohibiting sitting, lying or sleeping in public places." "The Jones opinion concluded that the anti-sleeping ordinance, as applied to homeless persons, violates the 8th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits "cruel and unusual punishments." Ashland's ordinance also fails to recognize a crucial aspect of Oregon Revised Statutes 203.077 which states,"AII municipalities and counties shall: (1) Develop a policy that recognizes the social nature of the problem of homeless individuals camping on public property." Lastly, Ashland's "Camping Prohibited" ordinance is contrary to international law. "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, of which the United States is a signatory, provides: "Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing..." For the reasons I have stated above I, Keith Haxton, find this law to be unjust and therefore, I do not recognize it as having legitimate authority. I am always willing to discuss these matters with any interested party, and I hope to have much dialog. God bless. April 3rd 2012 Gerry Lehrburger/1639 Jackson Road/Addressed issues with the homeless and stated exclusionary zones would not work, and citations and time in jail were ineffective. He submitted into the record a document sharing solutions to the issue and photos of trash left by transients in the watershed. Ecoli was prevalent in the watershed. He listed the fires that occurred in that past associated with the homeless. He noted The Grove, Pioneer Hall, and the Ashland Community Center were underutilized and other facilities could absorb their events. April 5th 2011 Randy Dollinger/240 Ohio Street/Supported the homeless in Ashland and all Americans. Homelessness was a huge problem and the focus had been on a small hardcore group of homeless people downtown that continue to cause problems. He questioned why the City could not just enforce the laws already in effect instead of establishing an exclusionary zone. It seemed systematic of a tendency currently sweeping the country that was rightwing and fear-based that he thought Ashland community could challenge and stop. Caren Caldwell/124 Ohio Street/Explained she was a longtime resident of Ashland and strongly opposed any kind of exclusionary zone the Council might consider. She would be unhappy to expose her children to the meanness and opposition to civil liberties that an exclusionary zone represented. Helga Motley/693 Clay Street/Spoke against establishing exclusionary issues. Targeting, defining, and punishing people for having violations that accumulate and then not allowing them into specific areas of the town felt like searching for people to target. Stray dogs seemed to receive better treatment than some of the homeless people did. She encouraged compassion and a different solution. Brian Comnes/444 Park Ridge Place/Doubted an exclusionary zone would be more effective and thought it would give the police more ways to harass people and only pick out a few high incident repeaters. He noted 50-60 court cases of other municipalities that tried to criminalize homelessness and how they lost in court every time. He would rather see the money the City would have to set aside to defend this ordinance in court go towards positive programs that did something about the problem. He thought it was an overreach and a bad idea. James Henderson/1361 Quincy Street/Did not see the point in an exclusionary zone. There were laws in place to do deal with repeat offenders. Another issue of concern was the sidewalk restrictions that could have a negative impact on street musicians. He opposed sidewalk restrictions and exclusionary zones. Mountain aka Michael Mauro/2253 Hwy 99 North/Explained he was the RV Camp Host at Jackson Well Springs and thought an exclusionary zone would create more problems. He cautioned about the fires that occurred over the past two years and how everyone was liable for potential wild fire. The best thing to do was take a positive directive,put people in safe places, and not have an exclusionary zone. Dot Fisher-Smith/945 Oak Street/Was embarrassed to live in a city that would have an exclusionary zone and urged Council to refer the matter to the ad hoc committee. It was a transparent targeting of homeless people. She read a statement from Jack Goodman on how Ashland community helped him get out of homelessness. She believed there were positive solutions more congruent to the values espoused in Ashland and urged Council to let a diverse group of stakeholders work towards a solution. Suzie Aufderheide/321 North Mountain Avenue/Explained she frequently had homeless people staying with her. She thought community could find a solution with the help of the City. She noted the foreclosures and financial struggles people were experiencing and stressed the need to be compassionate. Leigh Madsen/176 Orange Street/Agreed homelessness was a complex issue with many faces and there would be challenges to overcome if the City decided to provide compassionate solutions. Ashland was an educated diverse community. The very nature of an exclusionary zone threatened that diverse nature. The people most likely to be excluded were the poor and the homeless, the most vulnerable of the population. Ashland was endowed with a creative and critical thinking populous. The exclusionary zone ordinance was copied from other cities. It had not faced significant legal challenge nor was it proven successful. It would be wiser to engage Ashland's educated population to work in teams to address real issues. Ashland deserved cutting edge, ahead of the curve outcomes for these complex issues. He urged Council to invest their efforts in collaborative thinking, cooperative problem solving and avoid punitive and demeaning ordinances. Rich Rhode/124 Ohio Street/Explained he was the Regional Organizer for Oregon Action and was very concerned about the exclusionary zone ordinance. He read the ordinance and was appalled by the language. He observed the Council had the opportunity to address the critical problems the City faced by referring solutions to an ad hoc committee. Mollie Mustoe/724 '/2 Siskiyou Blvd/Was a Southern Oregon University (SOU) student and asked Council to review the short-term alternatives for homelessness in Ashland. She wanted an ad hoc committee that represented all the demographics within Ashland. The committee should address both short-term and long-term solutions. There were alternatives that would support all citizens. She urged Council to support those who have the weaker voice within the city, state, and society. Sandra Coyner/1160 Fern Street/Expressed her frustration regarding the proposed exclusionary zone ordinance. She hoped Council would establish a committee and work on solutions that could genuinely help the homeless members of the community. She did not see evidence of a health or safety. She was suspicious of a mindset that kowtowed to tourist sensitivities while not tolerating visitors with less money. She agreed there was a possible issue with scofflaw behavior and hoped the City exhibited similar concern for the tourists that tear up their parking tickets. Providing basic human necessities would be a better solution to the"so called"crimes of sleeping and urinating. Joaquin Saloma/Equated the exclusionary zone with tactics used in Ashland in the past and voiced concern about the police allegedly targeting specific people as "special projects," and how the exclusionary zone could empower those situations. He asked Council to think on the rights of the people and hoped they would not take it to the level of an exclusionary ordinance. Emery Way/1100 South Oakdale/Made an appeal to Council to have faith in the community. This was a choice to build community or promote disunity. Many of the problems the proposed exclusionary zone hoped to solve were problems sown by exclusion itself and would not be solved by deepening those lines of division. This was an opportunity to unite not as homeless or homed but as human beings. Ruth Coulthard/566 Faith Avenue/Worked as a coordinator at the emergency shelter during winter and knew several homeless people on the top ten citation list. She thought people were projecting a lot of fear on homeless people that she had not personally encountered. When the homeless were treated with respect they respond in like and suggested respect be the method of interface with this population. She shared her personal experience with one homeless individual named Zero and noted how other homeless people supported him and cared for him like family. He left Ashland knowing he had received the most citations, and was the biggest target for exclusion. She missed him very much. Zero was a good and gracious man. She hoped Council would not project fears and stereotypes on the homeless population. They were individuals and Council should make the effort to interface with them. Daniel Rueff/Expressed frustration towards Ashland leadership and stated homeless were American citizens living in America. He shared experiences of his friends dying and being murdered for sport because they were not valued and noted people who treated his friends as criminals inadvertently caused that violence. He went on to accuse Council of violating the constitution. He stated his Native American heritage and thought everyone else was illegal aliens and should deport themselves back to their home countries. Stephanie Joy/Partially quoted the following from Isaiah 10:1: "Woe to those who decree iniquitous decrees and the writers who keep writing oppression. To turn aside the needy from justice, and to rob the poor of God's people of their right. What will you do on the Day of Judgment and the storm, which will come from afar? To whom will you flee for help and where will you leave your wealth?" Ryan Navickas/2060 Mill Creek Drive, Prospect/Explained why some of the unappealing people living on the streets could not find work or get a home. He addressed those that believe a crackdown would scare the homeless into a disciplined life or run them out of town and asked Council to consider their individual fortune. He listed abusive issues and situations that often lead people to homelessness and cited the exclusionary zone as another form of abuse against those that most need a sympathetic heart, a warm place to sleep and a helping hand. He saw the proposed ordinance as another part of the cycle of abuse and not a solution. Sue Crader/79 Nutley Street/Worked with the Interfaith Care Community of Ashland (ICCA) in the early 1990s. One of her truths was whatever a person puts out is what they receive. If she treats people with dignity, respect and compassion, that is what she receives. The exclusionary zone would create a path of anger and fear instead of compassion and help. She moved to Ashland because it was progressive, worked towards creating positive change, and wanted Ashland to continue on that path. Legalize Sleep Making sleep legal for all Ashland residents I — 7Z youtube.com/legalizesleep f facebook.com/legalizesleep V @legalizesleep u legalizesleep @gmail.com trsiS-�G-,4 lip u iCloud Mail - To be read to Ashland City Council Page 1 of 1 Print Message To be read to Ashland City Council From: Kelly McNamara <kellymcnamara55 @hotmail.com> To: Lisajbeam @mac.com <lisajbeam @mac.com> Date: June 05,2012 4:03:25 PM Lisa, letter for the City Council is below. Thanks again! Kelly To:Ashland City Council "Three strikes"is one too many. This is public space and the notion of civility seems to get lost amongst these offenders. Manners in a civil society matter. Manners are not about putting yourself at the center of attention but rather creating comfort and peace for those around you. It's hard to police manners, but civil behavior matters to me and I do not want to be held to the lowest form of regard. If you cannot act in a civil manner you do not deserve to use our public space. City of Ashland, please help enforce public decency" Thank you, Kelly McNamara https://www.icloud.com/applications/mail/en-us/ 6/5/2012 pOWB Ashland Police Department) 1155 East Main Street,Ashland, Oregon 97520 _ Phone: (541)'482-5211 - Fax: (541)488-6008 - Web: www.ashland.or.us Inv Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. zz 1/1/2010 -12/31/2010 (d CY7 kylou—) REPORTING DISTRICT: A50001 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 6 10-0001579 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001720 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0001971 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002764 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002764 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002946 0010.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0003011 0010.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 5 10-0001776 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0001955 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0001980 164.243 CRIM TRESPASS 2ND DE CM 10-0002012 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0003039 0164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 4 10-0002098 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002153 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 1S AM 10-0002193 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002369 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0002369 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0002369 133.235 WARRANTARREST F 10-0002369 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 4 10-0001891 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0002249 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0002677 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0002953 0133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0002953 0133.235 WARRANTARREST M 3 10-0002208 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 1S AM 10-0002796 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002920 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002920 137.050 FAIL TO APPEAR BEN AM 3 10-0000408 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0000410 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0000420 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM �S 2 10-0001245 144.350 PAROLE VIOLATION M 10-0002248 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 2 10-0000058 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM - 10-0000231 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM - - 2 10-0001630 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002270 164.043 THEFT 3RD DEG CM Confidential: Not for public release Printed DatefTime: 05/24/2012 10:11 am Page 1 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district.Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. 1/1/2010-12/31/2010 10-0002270 164.043 THEFT 3RD DEG CM 2 10-0000120 '471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0002735 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 2 10-0001241 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0001948 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 2 10-0001711 10.68.030 PARKS RULES-SKATING UM 10-0001830 811.182 DWS R CRIMINAL MISDE AM 2 10-0001934 164.043 THEFT 3RD DEG CM 10-0001934 163.467 PRIVATE INDECENCY AM 10-0002366 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS IS AM 2 10-0001682 164.215 BURGLARY 2ND DEG CF 10-0001682 164.045 THEFT 2ND DEG AM 10-0001682 161.450 CONSPIRACY CLASS A AM 10-0001804 164.215 BURGLARY 2ND DEG CF 10-0001804 164.045 THEFT 2ND DEG AM 10-0001804 161.450 CONSPIRACY CLASS A AM 2 10-0001429 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0001831 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 2 lip 10-0001682 164.215 BURGLARY 2ND DEG CF 10-0001682 164.045 THEFT 2ND DEG AM 10-0001682 161.450 CONSPIRACY CLASS A AM 10-0001804 164.215 BURGLARY 2ND DEG CF 10-0001804 164.045 THEFT 2ND DEG AM 10-0001804 161.450 CONSPIRACY CLASS A AM 2 10-0001302 813.0108 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE CF 10-0001302 811.182 DWS R CRIMINAL MISDE AM 10-0001302 806.010 DRIVING UNINSURED T 10-0001302 813.095 REFUSE BREATH TEST O 10-0001302 811.5408 ATT ELUDE POLICE OFC AM 10-0002181 164.045 THEFT 2ND DEG ' AM 10-0002181 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 2 10-0002393 10:40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002674 10.64.010 OBSTRUCTING PASSAGEV UM 2 10-0001971 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0001972 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS IS AM 2 10-0002711 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM . 10-0002946 0010.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 111111111=011 - 2 10-0001065 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0001784 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 2 • 10-0001452 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N . CV 10-0001452 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0001784 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 Confidential: Not for public release Printed Date/Time: 05124/2012 10:11 am Page 2 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. _ 11112010 - 12131/2010 10-0000058 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0001972 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS IS AM 1 10-0002492 137.050 FAIL TO APPEAR BEN AM ir► 1 10-0001018 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 1S AM ' 1 10-0002777 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0001195 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0001195 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 1 10-0001977 144.350 PAROLE VIOLATION F , 10-0001977 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0002055 419C.680 CURFEW VIOLATION CV 1 10-0001971 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 1 10-0001733 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 1S AM 10-0001733 162.385 FALSE INFO POLICE OF AM 1 10-0001548 164.345 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 3R CM 10-0001548 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 1 10-0002817 137.5458 PROBATION VIOLATION CF 1 10=0002981 0010.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM -S 1 10-0003053 0010.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0001731 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0001804 164.215 BURGLARY 2ND DEG CF 1 10-0002098 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0001579 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 1 10-0001534 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 1S AM 1 10-0002831 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 1S AM 1 10-0002722 475.864.4 UP MJ LESS 1 OZ 1000 CM 1 10-0000594 144.350 PAROLE VIOLATION M REPORTING DISTRICT: A50002 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 4 10-0000888 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0000947 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0001723 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002566 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM Confidential: Not for public release Printed Date/Time: 05/24/2012 10:11 am Page 3 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests'grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum,arrests apply to all reporting districts. AMk 1/1/2010 - 12/31/2010 2 10-0000166 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0000234 135.2556 VIOL OF RELEASE AGRE CF 10-0000234 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 2 10-0000270 813.010 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE AM 10-0000909 033.045 CONTEMPT OF COURT CC UM 2 10-0001637 813.010 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE AM 10-0001637 811.140 RECKLESS DRIVING ' AM 10-0001637Sup(0001) 813.010 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE AM 10-0001637Sup(0001) 811.140 RECKLESS DRIVING AM 2 10-0002079 164.805 OFFENSIVE LITTERING CM 10-0002836 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0002836 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0002778 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0002778 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0001709 162.195 FAIL TO APPEAR 2 DEG AM 1 10-0002107 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 1 10-0002836 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0002731 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0002731 475.840.1.B UM OR LID CONTROL SUB BF 1 1 0-0� 00 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM r 1 10-0001572 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 1 10-0001751 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 1 10-0001561Sup(0001) 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 1 10-0002836 10.46.020 . CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0000888 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM ® 1 10-0002968 0010.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0000590 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV REPORTING DISTRICT: A50003 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 12 10-0001383 10.68.200 ANIMALS UM 10-0001383Sup(0001) 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM • 10-0001383Sup(0002) 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002184 9.16.060 DOGS- CITY PARKS OR UM 10-0002185 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0002185 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM Confidential: Not for public release Printed Pate/Time:05/2412012 10:11 am Page 4 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. 1/1/2010- 12/31/2010 10-0002247 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002247 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002247Sup(0001) 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002318 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002421 10.68.210 VEHICLES- USE RESTR UM 10-0002456 10.68.210 VEHICLES - USE RESTR UM 10-0002456 11.52.030 BICYCLE REGULATIONS UM 10-0002827 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002879 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 4 10-0001417 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001417 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0001489 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002878 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0003128 0010.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 4 10-0000645 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0001417 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0001489 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0001715 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM ' 3 10-0000674 162.247 INTERFERE WITH POLIC AM 10-0000674 162.247 INTERFERE WITH POLIC AM 10-0000674 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0002131 10.68.090 INTOXICATING LIQUOR UM 10-0002368 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 3 10-0001765 10.68.170 PARK WATERS - USE UM 10-0001766 10.68.230 SLEEPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0003018 0010.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 2 10-0000383 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0000383 162.315 RESISTING ARREST AM 10-0001384 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 2 10-0001317 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0001812 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 2 10-0001881 162.195 FAIL TO APPEAR 2 DEG AM 10-0002029 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 2 10-0002761 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU - UM 10-0002878 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 2 10-0002130 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002314 10.68.230 SLEEPING PROHIBITED UM 2 10-0002930 0010.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002930 0009.16.060 DOGS- CITY PARKS OR UM 10-0003054 0009.16.060 DOGS -CITY PARKS OR UM .10-0003054 0009.16.040 DOG- LEASH REQUIRED UM Adilk 1 10-0000080 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 1 10-0002878 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 Confidential: Not for public release Printed Date/Time:05124/2012 10:11 am Page 5 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. 1/1/2010- 12/3112010 10-0000080 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 1 10-0001783 10.68.380 CURFEW UM 1 10-0002945 0164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 1 10-0002933 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0002131 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 1 10-0001566 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0001592 10.68.330 SLEEPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0001115 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 1 10-00030 2 0010.68.380 CURFEW UM 1 10-0001565 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0002878 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0001767 10.68.200 ANIMALS UM 1 10-0001138 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0001666 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 1 10-0002131 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 1 10-0002131 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV REPORTING DISTRICT: A50004 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 2 10-0001278 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0002259 163.160 ASSAULT 4TH DEG MISD AM 10-0002259 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0002259 164.045 THEFT 2ND DEG AM 10-0002259 163.190D MENACING-DOMESTIC AM 10-0002259 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 10-0002259 .811.540 ATT ELUDE POLICE OFC CF 10-0002259 813.010 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE AM 1 10-0001541 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 1 10-0001856 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0001067 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM REPORTING DISTRICT: A50005 E CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 2 10-0000079 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0000077/ 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 4 Confidential: Not for public release Printed Daterrime:05/24/2012 10:11 am - Page 6 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district.Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. 1/1/2010 -12/31/2010 10-0000146 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0000212 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0000329 164.805 OFFENSIVE LITTERING CM 10-0000361 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0000835 10.46.020 I CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-000086 10.46.020 1 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0000866 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0000866Sup(0001) 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0000866Sup(0001 10.46.020 2t CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0001674 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001728 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001728 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0001759 10.46.020 3 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002430 10.40.020. { PROHIBITED CAMPING UM 10=0002465 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002514 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0002522 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002590 10.64.010 OBSTRUCTING PASSAGEV UM 10-0002596 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002680 10.46:020 5 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002692 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002736 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002736 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002759 10.46.020 6 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002766 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002790 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002960 0133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0003031 0010.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 13 10-0000212 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001116 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001674 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001707 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001759 10.46.020 - CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0001848 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002021 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002091 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002659 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002749 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-000274 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002754 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002755 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002895 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 13 10-0001282 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0001474 137.545 PROBATION VIOLATION UM 10-0001474 475.864.1 UP OF MARIJUANA BF 10-0001530 10.68.300 BARRIERS -COMPLIANC UM 10-0001714 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0001793 10.68.230 t SLEEPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0001917 133.235 WARRANT ARREST UM =10-0001917 133.235 WARRANT ARREST UM- 10-0001917 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F • 10-0001917Sup(0001) 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002013 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002687 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002800 144.350 PAROLE VIOLATION F Confidential: Not for public release Printed Date/Time:05/24/2012 10:11 am Page 7 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. 1/1/2010 -12/31/2010 10-0002913 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M �-- 10-0002931 0010.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002974 0133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 8 10-0000277 164.805 OFFENSIVE LITTERING CM 10-0000277 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0000955 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001445 164.243 CRIM TRESPASS 2ND DE CM 10-0001445 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0001446 164:245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0001547 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0001626 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0001795 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002995 0164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002995 0164.345 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 3R CM 10-0002995 0166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0002995 0162.315 RESISTING ARREST AM 8 10-0000362 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0000903 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM I 10-0000981 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM r 10-0001728 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001728 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002521 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002768 10.46.020 l CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002775 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM • 10-0002956 0133.235 WARRANT ARREST CM� 10-0002956 0475.860.3.A UD MJ LESS 1 OZ NO C AM 8 10-0000694 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0000734 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0000738 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0002678 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002762 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0002848 11.44.005 REQUIRED USE OF SIDE UM? 10-0002925 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 1 -0002972 0010.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 8 10-0000716 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0000716 162.385 FALSE INFO POLICE OF AM 10-0000716 162.385 FALSE INFO POLICE OF AM 10-0001329 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0001329 475.864.1 UP OF MARIJUANA BF 10-0001442 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0002148 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0002547 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0002772 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0002859 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F—� 10-0002899 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 7 10-0001484 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001693 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0001716 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM • 10-0002372 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0002636 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002692 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002892 - 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM Confidential: Not for public release Printed DatelTime:05/2412012 10:11 am Page 8 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests appl/1ytoall reporting districts. C ^ 111/2010 - 12/31/2010 10-0002892 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 6 10-0000181 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0001044 11.52.030 BICYCLE REGULATIONS UM 10-0001303 475.840.1.A UM OR LID CONTROL SUB AF 10-0001303 475.035 UNLAWFUL POSSESS PSI AM 10-0001303Sup(000 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-00017621 137.050 FAIL TO APPEAR BEN AM 10-0001762/ 137.050 FAIL TO APPEAR BEN AM 10-0001763 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 6 10-0001009 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0001009 162.315 RESISTING ARREST AM 10-0001009 162.247 INTERFERE WITH POLIC AM 10-0001973 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002080 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0002531 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002736 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0003087 0166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 6 10-0002104 11.54.020 SKATEBOARD AREAS PER UM 10-0002637 475.864.3 U OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002763 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002774 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002956 0133.235 WARRANT ARREST AM 10-0002998 0010.46.030 ( SLEEPING ON BENCHES UM 6 10-0002692 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002692 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN'PU UM 10-0002692 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002712 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002744 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002744 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002818 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002818 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0002973 0010.46.030 I SLEEPING ON BENCHES UM 10-0003085 0164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0003085 0010.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 6 10-0002594\ 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002594 J 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002595' 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M — 10-000259 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M -� 10-0002891 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M----' 10-0002961 0010.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0003076\ 0010.46.020 1 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0003076) 0010.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0003085 0164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-00030Z5) 0010.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 6 10-0000471 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0000508 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0000581 164.243 CRIM TRESPASS 2ND DE CM • 10-0001110 '471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0001125 471.430 . MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0001127 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV Confidential: Not for public release Printed Date/Time:05/2412012 10:11 am Page 9 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. 1/1/2010 -12/31/2010 5 10-0000786 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001372 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0001372 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002705 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002705 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002706 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0002923 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002923 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 4 10-0002271 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002319 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002553 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002896 10.46.020 3 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM MI 4 10-0000508 10.46.020 l CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0000581 164.243 CRIM TRESPASS 2ND DE CM 10-0000649 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F 10-0000923 133.235. WARRANT ARREST M- 4 10-0003020 0164.243 CRIM TRESPASS 2ND DE CM 10-0003024' 0163.160 ASSAULT 4TH DEG MISD AM 10-0003024 0163.190 ENI AtING AM 10-0003024/ 0166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0003121 0164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0003129 0475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 4 10-0002567 10.46.020 l CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002822 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002848 11.44.005 REQUIRED USE OF SIDE UM 10-0002894 10.68.380 e CURFEW UM 4 10-0001508 164.805 OFFENSIVE LITTERING CM 10-0001508 162.385 FALSE INFO POLICE OF AM 10-0001508 162.315 RESISTING ARREST AM 10-0001508 144.350 PAROLE VIOLATION - M 10-0001918 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0002919 0010.46.020 t CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002928 10.68.380 a CURFEW UM 4 10-0000031 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0001215 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001653Sup(0001) 166.025 Cl DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0001743 10.68.200 ANIMALS UM 4 10-0002647 133.235 WARRANT ARREST UM 10-0002795 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002896 10.46.020 ( CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002909 9.16.050 UNATTENDED DOGS UM 3 10-0001527 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001528 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0001528Sup(0001) 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 3 10-0001150 162.385 FALSE INFO POLICE OF AM 10-0001872 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV Confidential: Not for public release Printed Date/Time:05/24/2012 10:11 am - Page 10 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district.Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. 1/1/2010 -12/31/2010 10-0001937 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 3 10-0000642 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0000976 475.864.3 !J UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0001529 10.68.300 a BARRIERS -COMPLIANC UM 3 10-0000665 167.400 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-000123 aa� (, Q 167.400 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0001236)I/�1�F 1 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0001454 167.400 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 2 3 10-0000546 15.28.010 �o FIRE CODE- EXCEED M UM 10-0001400 15.28.010 FIRE CODE- EXCEED M UM 10-0001729 15.28.010 FIRE CODE -,EXCEED M UM 3 10-0001596 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-OD01813 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0002021 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 3 10-000214 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-000214 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002763 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002895 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 3 . 09-0002984Sup(0001) 0475.840.3.B UP PRESCRIBED DRUG S CF 10-0001283 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F —� 10-0001284Sup(0001) 0475.840.3.B UP PRESCRIBED DRUG S CF 3 10-0000672 11.52.030 BICYCLE_REGULATIONS UM 10-0001747 11.52.030 BICYCLE REGULATIONS UM 10.0177= 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 3 10-000 0000472 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0001237 167.400 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0003033 0167.400 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 2 10-0001484 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002895 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 2 10-0000631 11.54.050 SKATEBOARD PENALTIES UM 10-0001022Su (0006) 163.175 ASSAULT 2ND DEG BF 2 10-0000031 .475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0001061 137.050 FAIL TO APPEAR BEN AM 2 10-00 2302Sup(0001) 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0002302Sup(0001) 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0003019 0164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM -- 2 10-0002896 10.46.020 ( CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002899 10.46.020 -L-CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 2 10-0000031 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0000033 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F�- 2 10-0002775 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM Corifidential: Not for public release Printed Date/Tme:0512412012 10:11 am Page 11 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. 1/112010 -12/31/2010 10-0002848 11.44.005 REQUIRED USE OF SIDE UM 2 AMENIO-0002893 10.46.020 1 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 10-0002904 10.46.020 1,,CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 2 10-0002568 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002848 11.44.005 - REQUIRED USE OF SIDE UM -- 2 10-0001504 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-000154 164.354 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2N AM 10-000154 166.025 ' DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 2 10-0002928 10.68.380 - •CURFEW UM 10-0003087 0166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 2 10-000095 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0000957 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002277 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 2 10-0001633 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0001641 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 2 10-0001303Sup(0001x 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0001303Sup(0001) 167.400 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0001773 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0000101 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 1 10-0002114 164.345 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 3R CM 10-0002114 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002114 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU' UM 1 10=0001491 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 1 10-0001679 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 1 10-0002379 10.46.020 I CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0001759 10.46.020 1 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0000788 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-000087 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0000875 807.620 FALSE INFO POLICE OF AM 10-0000875 811.182 DWS R CRIMINAL MISDE AM 10-000087 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 1 10-0003112 0475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0001634 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM AOL 1 10-0001382 11.54.050 SKATEBOARD PENALTIES UM 1 10-0001610 162.385 FALSE INFO POLICE OF AM 1 Confidential: Not for public release Printed Daterrime: 05/2412012 10:11 am Page 12 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district.Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. - 1/1/2010 -12/31/2010 c 10-0001773 475.864.3 UP. OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0000958 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F.�� 1 10-0000706 11.54.030 SKATEBOARD REGULATIO. UM 1 10-0001516 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU . UM MEOW 1 10-0000567 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0000567 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0001337 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM REPORTING DISTRICT: A50006 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 5 10-0002721 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-000280 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0002805 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0002805 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0002805Sup(0001) 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0002805Sup(0001) 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0002805Sup(0001 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-00029011 162.315 RESISTING ARREST AM • 10-0002901() 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002905 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 2 10-0002087 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0002367 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 2 10-0002341 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 1 -0002556 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 1 - 001079 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 1 . 10-0002504 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV REPORTING DISTRICT: A50007 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 2 10-0002617 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0002618 137.545 PROBATION VIOLATION UM 2 10-0000579 137.545 PROBATION VIOLATION UM 10-0001941 164.255 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 1S AM 10-0001941 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0001941 137.545B PROBATION VIOLATION CFA' 1 10-0003105 0164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0003105 0475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 =10-0003086 0813.010 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE AM • 1 10-0002872 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM Confidential: Not for public release Printed DatefTime: 0512412012 10:11 am Page 13 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. _ 111/2010 -12/31/2010 low REPORTING DISTRICT: A50008 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 5 10-0001619 9.08.110 SCATTERING RUBBISH UM 10-0002150 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002260 10.40.030 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOH UM 10-0002371 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM 10-0003074 0133.805 FUGITIVE OF 2 10-0001899Sup(0001) 164.043 THEFT 3RD DEG CM 10-0001928 164.225 BURGLARY 1ST DEG AF 10-0001928 164.345 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 313 CM 10-0001928 164.354 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2N AM 10-0001928 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0001928 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0001928 165.572 2 INTERFERE WIT REPO AM 1 10-0001833 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0001833 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0000059 813.010 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE AM Q(( 1 10-0001174 137.050 FAIL TO APPEAR BEN AM- 1 1 -0002757 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 1 10-0002305 up(0001) 137.545 PROBATION VIOLATION UM 1 10-0000275 813.010 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE AM D( j 10-0000275 813.095 REFUSE BREATH TEST CM 1 10-0002623 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 1 10-0002855 163.160 ASSAULT 4TH DEG MISD AM 10-0002855 162.315 RESISTING ARREST AM 10-0002855 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0002855 164.354 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2N AM 1 10-0000211 131235 WARRANT ARREST F _ 1 10-0000520 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 1 10-0001700 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F – ` 1 10-0001341, 813.010 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE AM 1 10-0001341 471.430 MINOR IN POSSESSION CV 10-0001341 811.700 FAIL PERFORM DUTIES AM 10-00013 811.140 RECKLESS DRIVING AM REPORTING DISTRICT: A50009 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 2 MW 10-0001816 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 10-0001824 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 2 Confidential: Not for public release Printed Date/Time: 05/24/2012 10:11 am Page 14 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. - 1/1/2010 - 12/31/2010 10-0001816 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 10-0001824 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 1 10-0002258 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 1 _ 10-0000154 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0001824 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 10-0001824 164.354 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2N AM � 1 10-0001892 162.385 FALSE INFO POLICE OF AM 10-0001892 165.800 IDENTITY THEFT CF 10-0001892 165.017 CRIM POSS FORG INST AM 10-0001892 165.007 FORGERY 2ND DEG AM 10-0001892 164.043 THEFT 3RD DEG CM - 1 10-0000367 11.54.030 SKATEBOARD REGULATIO UM REPORTING DISTRICT: A50010 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 3 10-0000948 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 10-0000974 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0000974 163190 MENACING AM . 10-0000974 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0001074 164.162 MAIL THEFT AM 10-0001074 164.162 MAIL THEFT AM 3 10-0000336 164.354 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2N AM 10-0001582 164.243 CRIM TRESPASS 2ND DE CM 10-0002704 033.045 CONTEMPT OF COURT CO UM 3 10-0002015 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 10-0002015 811.540 ATT ELUDE POLICE OFC CF 10-0002015 811.540B ATT ELUDE POLICE OFC AM 10-0002015 475.894 UP OF METH CF 10-0002015 163.225 KIDNAPPING 2ND DEG BF 10-0002015Sup(0001) 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 10-0002015Sup(0004) 163.225 KIDNAPPING 2ND DEG BF 10-0002015Sup(0004) 164.135 UNAUTHORIZED USE MOT CF 10-0002015Sup(0004) 475.894 UP OF METH CF 2 10-0000691Sup(0001) 164.405 ROBBERY 2ND DEG BF 10-0000707Sup(0005) 164.405 ROBBERY 2ND DEG BF 2 10-0000069 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0000560 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0000560 166.065 HARASSMENT BM 10-0000560 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 2 10-0000206 10.40.040 OPEN CONTAINER IN PU UM • 10-0000206 10.68.230 SLEEPING PROHIBITED UM . 10-0000206 10.68.090 INTOXICATING LIQUOR UM 10-0000763 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 2 10-0001144 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM Confidential: Not for public release Printed Daterrime:05/24/2012 10:11 am Page 15 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests'grouped by person (specifically mini (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district.Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. 11112010 - 12/3112010 10-0002115 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 2 10-0000949 137.545 PROBATION VIOLATION UM 10-0000949 475.864.1 UP OF MARIJUANA BF 10-0000949 475.854 UP OF HEROIN BF 10-0001151 144.350 PAROLE VIOLATION F —�- 2 10-0000691Sup(0001) 164.405 ROBBERY 2ND DEG BF 10-0000707Sup(0005) 164.405 ROBBERY 2ND DEG BF C 2 10-0000425 133.235 WARRANT ARREST F —� 10-0000425 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0000425 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0000425 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M 10-0000426 811.182 DWS R CRIMINAL MISDE AM 1 10-0002328 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0000763 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 1 10-0001393 162.195 FAIL TO APPEAR 2 DEG AM _ 10-0 393 162.195 FAIL TO APPEAR 2 DEG AM 1 10-0002060 164.043 THEFT 3RD DEG CM 10-0002060 475.864.3 . UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0002828 813.010 DRIVING UNDER INFLUE AM 1 10-000049 164.245 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2N CM 10-0000496 166.025 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BM 10-0000496 166.090 TELEPHONIC HARASSMEN BM 10-0000496 166.090 TELEPHONIC HARASSMEN BM 10-0000496 166.090 TELEPHONIC HARASSMEN BM 10-0000496 166.090 TELEPHONIC HARASSMEN BM 10-0000496 166.090 TELEPHONIC HARASSMEN BM 10-000049 166.090 TELEPHONIC HARASSMEN BM 1 10-0002211 164.043 THEFT 3RD DEG CM 1 10-0001305 475.864.3 UP OF MJ LESS 1 OZ N CV 1 10-0002691. 163.190 MENACING AM 10-0002691 164.354 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2N AM 1 10-0002917 0813.010 DRIVING-UNDER INFLUE AM Pul REPORTING DISTRICT: M2B014 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 1 10-000072 Su 0003) 164.415 ROBBERY 1ST DEG AF 1 10-0000726 up(0003) 164.405 ROBBERY 2ND DEG BF PORTING DISTRICT: S0940 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS Confidential: Not for public release Printed Daterrime: 05124/2012 10:11 am Page 16 of 17 Repeat Offenders by reporting district This report includes 'Case Unique Arrests' grouped by person (specifically mni (master name index)) between the following dates and times per reporting district. Threshold of minimum arrests apply to all reporting districts. Ask 1/1/2010 -12/31/2010 MF 1 10-0001050 133.235 WARRANT ARREST M REPORTING DISTRICT: S0947 NAME CASE UNIQUE ARRESTS 1 10-0002352 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM 1 10-0002352 10.46.020 CAMPING PROHIBITED UM • • Confidential: Not for public release Printed Date/Time:05/24/2012 10:11 am Page 17 of 17