Monthly Report – October 2011

In the month of October the Evans Police Department went through a reassessment from the Department of Criminal Justice. The program assesses whether the police department met the 140+ standards set by New York State. For three days, October 18th, 19th and 20th, a three member assessment team was on site. They went over all records and interviewed employees of the police department. When the team completed their assessment, they stated that they “would recommend the Evans Police Department for re-accreditation.”

There are 553 eligible law enforcement agencies in New York State. Of those, there are only 215 police departments in New York State that are accredited. In Erie County there are only six including the Evans Police Department. We are in a very elite group.

Letters of commendation for their efforts during the accreditation process in the month of October:

Lieutenant Thomas George Jr.
Lieutenant Michael E. Masullo
Lieutenant Douglas Czora
Jr. Administrative Assistant Sandy Smaldino
Dog Control Officer Michael Franey

Dispatch

Evans Police Dispatchers took 2,385 complaints for the month of October 2011.

Patrol Division

The Evans Police Patrol Division handled calls including:

Accidents60
Ambulance130
Animal Complaints125
Assault1
Assist Motorists28
Community Policing229
Criminal Mischief13
Domestic Incidents4
Drug0
False Alarms21
Fire26
Harassment18
Larceny21
Loud Music4
Missing Persons4
Neighbor Dispute7
Premise Checks142
Sex Offenses2
Trespass12
Welfare Check15
  • Twenty-one prisoners were held in the Town of Evans Police lockup in October 2011.
  • One-hundred and twenty-five police reports were filed and 33 accidents were reported to State of New York as reportable accidents under the Vehicle and Traffic Law.
  • Evans Police Officers issued 141 simplified traffic informations and three parking tickets in October of 2011 including:
Speeding36
Seatbelt6
DWI Related6
License/Permit Violations32
Red Lights10
Required MV Equipment11
Vehicle Registration Violations1
Stop Sign1
Other38

Detective Bureau

Fifty-three people were arrested, mostly for violations of the New York State Penal Law, Alcohol Beverage Control Law and Vehicle and Traffic Law. There were three arrests for DWI in October.

Dog Control

Thirteen appearance tickets were issued from the Dog Control office.

Veteran’s Outreach Center

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