norwalk police department

norwalk police department

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2019 Year End Report

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Introduction 3 2019 Staff 4 Budget 5 Overtime 6 Table: Overtime Budget and Expenditure 6 Table: Overtime Usage in hours 6 Table: Invoiced Overtime Breakdown 7 Department Fleet 8 Holding Facility 9 Personnel 10 Programs 11 Overview 12 Table: 2019 Overview 12 Table: Alarm Calls 12 Traffic Statistics 13 Table: Traffic Crashes 13 Table: Injury Crashes 13 Table: Crash Location / Intersections 13 Table: Cause of Crashes 14 Crime Data 15 Table: Summary of Incidents and Arrests 15 Graph: Arrests 16 Detective Bureau 17 Table: Detective Bureau Overview 19 Table: Drug Case Comparisons 19 Graph: Drug Case Comparisons 19 Table: Search Warrants Obtained 19 Table: General Case List 20 Graph: General Case List 20 2019 Major Cases 21 Crime Prevention 23 Special Response Team 25 Canine 27 Training 28

INTRODUCTION


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This report contains statistical data concerning the operation of the Norwalk Police Department in 2019. I want to remind anyone reading this report, even though there is a focus on numbers, there is much more to our organization than numbers alone. We are a 24/7/365 public service organization with an extremely important mission: to enforce the law and provide quality service to the citizens of Norwalk. Like all organizations people are our lifeblood, we are people serving people. We exist to serve the citizens of Norwalk. Not just in the narrow scope of enforcing the law and investigating crime, but also through daily good works that are motivated by genuine care and concern for all we encounter. We place a premium on quality service, and I am extremely proud of the people that work here providing this. Please feel free to contact me at any time you have any questions, need additional information, or have any suggestions or recommendations to assist us in better serving our citizens.

Chief Michael Conney

Norwalk Police Department 37 North Linwood Avenue Norwalk, OH 44857 419-663-6780 / Fax 419-668-1086 [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

STAFF

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Chief Michael Conney

Executive Officer James Fulton

Captains Eric Hipp David Smith

Sergeants Thomas Cook Michael Biller James Montana David Daniels, Detective Seth Fry, Detective

Officers Christopher Kelley Justin Fulton Timothy Skinner, K-9 Andrew Hemenway Jared Ferris Justin Majoy Paul Gardner Scott Hamernik Zachary O’Neil, Detective Kayla Bickley Jonathan Crabill Caleb Cotterill Amanda Blodgett Briana Good Hayden Service Mitchell Chapman

Canine Joker

Dispatchers Justin Crank Kate Barker Priscilla Perez Hilary Bores Janet Lichoff Shanna Loan

Clerks Kaylin Pickering Brittney Lesch

Reserve Officers Larry Noftz James Bond Allan King Cameron Lloyd

Parking Grayson Conney

Crossing Guards Joseph Binkley Bev Mullins Catherine Burdue Stanley Nickoli Thomas Green Gail Schneider

Chaplains Pastor Joseph Binkley Pastor Vince Cooper Pastor Nicole Cooper

Transitional Canine Obie Dispatcher Madison Shullick Officer Nicholas Weber Crossing Guard Donald Nickoli Officer David Ditz Crossing Guard Shirley Prater

BUDGET


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2019 2018 2017 Overall Budget $2,895,543.62 $ 2,860,762.31 $2,583,005.00

Adjusted Budget $2,929,831.86 $ 2,952,997.44 $2,627,440.00

Expenditures $2,832,291.22 $ 2,778,442.35 $2,512,636.60

Unencumbered $ 73,743.09 $ 113,705.44 $ 114,803.40

Encumbered $ 23,797.55 $ 60,849.65 $ -

Overtime Budget $ 153,000.00 $ 132,195.64 $ 129,356.20

Overtime Expenditures $ 146,088.03 $ 130,069.05 $ 118,841.14

Canine Budget

Canine Expenditures $ 5,673.47 $ 3,485.09 $ 17,218.60

Grant & Donations Received $ 82,919.89 $ 65,018.06 $ 57,358.93

HC Juvenile Court $ 12,500.00 $ 17,500.00 $ 20,000.00

D.A.R.E & Safety Town $ 3,000.00 $ 1,500.00 $ -

Bullet Proof Vest Grant $ 28,847.75 $ - $ -

K-9 $ 24,837.14 $ 26,643.06 $ 28,368.93

Metrich Reimbursement $ 12,535.00 $ 8,125.00 $ 2,500.00

Vehicle Reimbursement $ - $ 11,250.00 $ -

CPT $ - $ - $ 5,940.00

NPD Range Improvements $ - $ - $ -

CCW Class $ 1,200.00 $ - $ 550.00

NMC Fines & Fees Received $ 48,966.71 $ 53,223.63 $ 60,399.36

Criminal Fees $ 11,867.88 $ 14,736.64 $ 14,965.76

Traffic Fees $ 24,818.50 $ 26,124.19 $ 32,664.70

Drug Fines $ 6,611.00 $ 6,808.00 $ 7,566.00

Fees $ 3,141.33 $ 3,244.80 $ 2,868.40

DUI Education $ 2,528.00 $ 2,310.00 $ 2,334.50

Holding Facility Expenditures $ 131.00 $ 9,041.34 $ 15,928.39

Food Service $ - $ - $ 5.00

Laundry $ 131.00 $ 178.50 $ 199.50

Laundry/First Aid Budget $ - $ - $ 600.00

First Aid Purchased $ - $ - $ -

Medical Expense $ - $ 8,065.34 $ 11,697.95

Boarding (HCSO) $ - $ 797.50 $ 1,634.59

NARCAN $ - $ - $ 1,540.68

Uniforms $ - $ - $ 250.67

Detective Bureau Budget $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 12,000.00

Expenditures $ 9,614.27 $ 9,601.75 $ 11,898.35

Training Budget $ 19,500.00 $ 14,500.00 $ 14,500.00

Expenditures $ 18,706.50 $ 10,633.93 $ 9,045.27

OVERTIME

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Overtime Budget / Expenditure

Year Budget Expenditures

2008 $ 190,000.00 $ 146,696.27

2009 $ 160,000.00 $ 121,865.35

2010 $ 110,600.00 $ 138,959.21

2011 $ 115,600.00 $ 127,831.65

2012 $ 115,600.00 $ 138,363.74

2013 $ 115,600.00 $ 124,728.00

2014 $ 115,600.00 $ 142,515.00

2015 $ 126,600.00 $ 121,018.48

2016 $ 129,000.00 $ 130,221.25

2017 $ 129,356.20 $ 118,841.14

2018 $ 132,195.64 $ 130,069.05

2019 $ 153,000.00 $ 146,088.03

Overtime Usage (in hours) 2019 2018

Court 902.75 994.00

Detective Bureau 424.25 271.50

Miscellaneous 455.25 819.25

Parades 158.25 202.50

Road Investigation 0.50 0.00

Shift Carry Over 391.25 393.25

Shift Short 835.50 736.50

SRT / Search Warrants 54.50 16.50

Training 454.00 270.00

Transports 41.75 29.50

Travel 123.50 100.00

Total: 3,841.50 3,833.00

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Invoiced Overtime Reimbursement Breakdown* 2019 2018

Full Time Officers School Function $ 4,512.78 $ 5,646.48

Wal-Mart: Christmas security $ 1,774.51 $ 1,073.04

METRICH: reimburse drug investigations $ 12,535.00 $ 8,125.00

Underground Utilities $ - $ - Strawberry Festival $ 1,958.08 $ 2,593.18 FTMC $ - $ 11,624.60

Total $ 20,780.37 $ 29,062.30 Reserve Officers School Functions $ - $ 536.52 Total $ - $ 536.52

DEPARTMENT FLEET

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Car Year Model Assignment Jan 1, 2019

Mileage

Jan 1, 2020

Mileage

Total miles driven

Years in

Service

Maintenance Cost

1 2014 Ford SUV Fleet 66,668 82,628 15,960 5.5 $ 1,624.40

2 2018 Ford SUV Fleet 14,979 46,921 31,942 1.5 $ 1,252.68

3 2016 Ford SUV Fleet 52,447 77,106 24,659 3.5 $ 3,387.05

4 2014 Ford SUV Fleet 121,932 131,342 9,410 5.5 $ 2,120.08

6 2016 Ford SUV Fleet 78,851 104,999 26,148 3.5 $ 1,256.57

7 2014 Ford SUV Fleet 117,049 125,578 8,529 5.5 $ 1,975.35

8 2018 Ford SUV Captains 8,073 20,964 12,891 1.5 $ 955.14

9 2016 Ford SUV Fleet 83,266 111,953 28,687 3.5 $ 1,814.79

11 2011 Ford Crown Victoria K-9 105,517 117,221 11,704 3 $ 1,846.69

13 2019 Ford SUV Chief 2,551 2,551 0.5 $ -

14 2019 Ford SUV Sergeants 9,603 9,603 0.5 $ 47.10

Total life cruiser miles 830,866

Total cruiser miles driven in 2019 182,084

Total cruiser maintenance cost in 2019 $16,279.85

Detective Bureau and SRT

12 2014 Jeep Patriot Detective 40,932 45,713 4,781 0.5 $ 29.95

28 2014 Chevy Traverse Detective 42,353 56,114 13,761 2 $ 842.25

32 2002 Chevy Malibu Detective 89,138 95,963 6,825 8 $ 990.69

33 2000 Chevy S10 DARE 50,208 50,562 354 16 $ 450.50

34 2003 MRAP SRT 6,029 6,056 27 5 $ -

35 1989 Hummer SRT 26,417 26,459 42 8 $ -

Total miles driven in 2019 21,009

Total maintenance cost in 2019 $18,593.24

5 2012 Ford Escape Chief 70,722 73,113 2,391 8 $ 35.22

10 2006

Ford Crown Victoria - Out of Service K-9 13 $ -

HOLDING FACILITY

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This was the 22nd year for the Norwalk city jail which operates as a 12-hour holding facility. The jail consists of one adult holding cell and three adult housing cells. Captain Smith remains the appointed Jail Administrator. In 2019, 36 prisoners were booked into the city jail.

The Bureau of Adult Detention conducted an on-site inspection of the jail in 2019 to ensure compliance with the minimum jail standards. The city jail was determined to be in compliance. The jail also passed its annual fire and health inspections. The city jail maintains contracts with the Fisher-Titus Medical Center to provide prisoner meals, Spin Dry Laundry for laundry services, and Terminix for on-going exterminator treatments as required by the Bureau of Adult Detention.

Holding Facility Expenditures Food Contract @ $5.00 each with FTMC $ -

Laundry Agreement @ $1.10/lb with Spin Dry Laundry $ 131.00

First Aid Kit $ -

Medical Expenses $ -

Boarding at Huron County Jail $ -

Terminix Pest Control $ 488.88

Spit Hoods $ -

Total $ 619.88

PERSONNEL

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New Hires

Dispatcher Madison Shullick (02/15/2019) Reserve Officer James Bond (04/11/2019) Dispatcher Shanna Loan (05/28/2019) Officer Caleb Cotterill (06/07/2019) Officer Briana Good (06/07/2019) Officer Mitchell Chapman (06/07/2019) Reserve Officer Cameron Lloyd (06/24/2019)

Status Change

Officer Timothy Skinner to K-9 Officer (03/01/2019)

Officer and Reserve Officer of the Year

Officer of the Year: Officer Scott Hamernik Reserve Officer of the Year: Reserve Officer Cameron Lloyd

Transitional Employees

Canine Obie Officer Nicholas Weber (04/26/2019) Officer David Ditz (05/11/2019) Dispatcher Madison Shullick (05/11/2019) Crossing Guard Donald Nickoli (5/30/2019) Crossing Guard Shirley Prater

Internship

Carson Sparks – January 21, 2019 for 10 weeks. Zachary Heald – May 20, 2019

Temporary Light Duty Status Officer Jared Ferris Captain David Smith Sergeant David Daniels Captain Eric Hipp

Employees volunteered their time to our community for the following:

Sitting on local boards Giving community presentations Assisting with schools (In School Restriction) Coaching area sport teams Sergeant David Daniels – Youth Soccer, Wrestling & Basketball Coach Officer Hayden Service – St. Paul Assistant Football & Assistant Varsity Track Coach

PROGRAMS

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Programs through-out the year include:

D.A.R.E.

Provided to all 5th grade students at public and parochial schools. Graduated 284 5th grade students.

Safety Town

Graduated 143 pre-kindergarten students.

“Norwalk Alive” programs

Presented to 262 eighth grade and sophomore students at public and parochial schools.

Fingerprinting of children

Strawberry Festival Walmart

Career shadowing

Internships

Carson Sparks Zachary Heald

Scout building tours

Citizen ride-along program

OVERVIEW

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Alarm Calls

2019 2018 Change

Burglar 399 399 0

Fire Commercial 8 2 6

Fire Residential 4 0 4

Hold Up 20 24 -4

Medical 1 1 0

Overview 2019 2018 Change

Calls for Service 18,688 18,829 -141

Traffic Stops 5,596 4,834 762

Incident Reports 4,733 5,060 -327

Arrests 1,392 1,533 -141

Traffic Citations 1,553 1,634 -81

Warnings 989 956 33

Traffic Crashes 341 353 -12

Parking 41 143 -102

OVI 108 113 -5

Booking 69 22 47

TRAFFIC CRASHES

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Traffic Crashes 2019 2018 Change Street Crashes 298 312 -14 Private Property 41 41 0 Pedestrian 16 24 -8

Injury Crashes

2019 2018 Change

Number of Crashes 59 48 11

Number of Injured 77 51 26

Fatal Crashes 1 1 0

Crash Locations / Intersections 2019 2018 Change League St / Whittlesey Ave 8 5 3

Monroe Ave / Whittlesey Ave 8 7 1

Westwind Dr / Milan Ave 8 2 6

Cleveland Rd / Old State Rd 7 4 3

Benedict Ave / Elm St 6 5 1

Benedict Ave / Water St 6 4 2

Milan Ave / Republic St 5 4 1

Schauss Ave / St. Mary's St 5 2 3

Benedict Ave / Fisher Titus Pkwy 4 0 4

Cline St / Westwind Dr 4 1 3

Gallup Ave / Milan Ave 4 4 0

Gallup Ave / Old State Rd 4 1 3

League St / Washington St. 4 0 4

Main St. / Schauss Ave. 4 0 4

Old State Rd. / Akron Rd. 4 3 1

Republic St / Gallup Ave 4 4 0

Benedict Ave / Seminary St 3 0 3

Main St / Linwood Ave 3 4 -1

Main St / Milan Ave / Woodlawn Ave 3 3 0

Westwind Dr / Whittlesey Ave 3 4 -1

Benedict Ave / Main St / Whittlesey Ave 2 1 1

League St / Milan Ave 2 7 -5

St. Rte 61 S / W Main St 2 5 -3

Benedict Ave / Executive Ave 1 4 -3

Woodlawn Ave / Old State Rd 1 1 0

Cline St / Gallup Ave 0 5 -5

Main St / Pleasant St 0 5 -5

TRAFFIC CRASHES

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Cause of Crashes 2019 2018 Change Assured Clear Distance 76 78 -2

Failure to Control 69 66 3

Hit Skip 50 25 25

Stop Sign 33 26 7

Improper Backing 31 26 5

Failure to Yield Right of Way 18 28 -10

Red Light 12 14 -2

OVI 11 19 -8

Animal / No Cite 8 11 -3

Continuous Lanes 3 4 -1

DUS 3 2 1

CRIME DATA

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Incident Type 2019 2018 Arrests Reports Arrests Reports

Animal at Large 4 25 5 16 Animal Bite 0 11 0 12 Assault 16 34 15 54 Assist Other Agency 5 49 2 42 Bike Stolen 2 17 1 32 Breaking & Entering 1 10 2 11 Burglary 12 38 6 63 Crash - General 7 235 14 277 Crash - Injury 0 48 2 50 Criminal Damaging 6 60 6 73 Criminal Mischief 0 6 1 19 Disorderly Conduct 69 84 83 116

Disorderly Conduct - Fighting 12 12 15 18

Disorderly Conduct - Intoxication 24 25 18 24

Disturbance 30 61 27 71 Disturbing the peace 2 2 1 2 Domestic Violence 56 78 48 85 Falsification 2 6 2 7 Harassment - Telephone 0 13 1 10 Juvenile - Contact 0 5 0 1 Juvenile - Curfew 2 5 3 4 Juvenile - Delinquent 33 70 32 92 Juvenile - Unruly 4 33 10 67 Liquor Violations 11 14 20 23 Menacing 10 28 15 52 Mental Health 2 95 2 134

Narcotics - Drug Deception to Obtain 0 0 0 1

Narcotics - Drug Paraphernalia 22 39 24 61

Narcotics – Drug Possession 75 99 91 125

Narcotics – Drug Trafficking 11 95 12 85

Narcotics – Overdose 3 52 0 41

Obstructing Official Business 12 12 17 19

OVI 107 108 113 133 Persons Injured 0 19 0 26

Receiving Stolen Property 0 0 1 3

Resisting Arrest 7 7 1 1 Robbery 2 6 2 5

Sex Offenses – Gross Sexual Imposition 1 10 2 16

CRIME DATA

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Arrests 2019 2018 2017

Adult 1,331 1,438 1,305

Juvenile 60 85 83

Incident Type 2019 2018 Arrests Reports Arrests Reports

Sex Offenses – Pandering Obscenity 1 5 0 2

Sex Offenses – Rape 1 15 1 12

Sex Offenses – Indecent Exposure 0 0 2 4

Theft – From Vehicle 0 21 2 38 Theft – Petty 13 121 12 158 Theft – Shoplifting 31 53 20 49 Theft – Grand 3 30 4 38 Traffic Offense 0 66 0 47 Traffic Stop 2 704 0 828 Trespassing 21 39 12 27

Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle 0 5 2 3

Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor 0 1 0 0

Vehicle Trespass 0 0 0 1

Violation of Court Order – TPO 6 21 6 25

Warrant Arrest Summons 596 616 669 817 Weapons 7 27 16 35

DETECTIVE BUREAU

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Again in 2019, three officers were assigned to staff the Norwalk Police Department detective bureau. The officers currently assigned to the detective bureau are Sergeant Seth Fry, Sergeant Dave Daniels and Detective Zack O’Neil. However, for approximately one quarter of the year the detective bureau operated with two detectives; due to medical leave.

Sergeant Fry is the Officer in Charge of the Detective Bureau, and oversees investigations conducted by the detective bureau. In addition to overseeing the day to day operations of the detective bureau, Sergeant Fry is the Huron County representative for METRICH (METRICH is a ten county, decentralized drug task force that has been serving communities for 30 years). Sergeant Fry is also responsible for scheduling department training for all employees.

Sergeant Daniels is the Juvenile Officer. He reviews all reports involving juveniles. During 2019 Sergeant Daniels reviewed 153 total juvenile cases which include: juvenile traffic offenses, abuse, delinquency, neglect, dependency, curfew, and unruly. Sergeant Daniels teaches D.A.R.E. in the 5th grade classes in Norwalk Public and Parochial Schools and Safety Town to children entering kindergarten. He also presented the “Norwalk Alive” program to 262 eighth graders and sophomores in Norwalk Public and Parochial schools. During 2019, Sergeant Daniels taught 284 5th grade students who graduated from D.A.R.E. and 143 children who graduated from Safety Town. In addition to those duties, Sergeant Daniels is a member of the Special Response Team, Firearms Instructor, oversees the fleet of vehicles, and is responsible for scheduling vehicle maintenance.

Detective O’Neil’s primary responsibilities include drug trafficking investigations and related crimes. Detective O’Neil is responsible for making sure all reports generated by the detective bureau are IBRS compliant and does the weekly QRT visits. He is also a member of the Special Response Team.

Felony cases the Norwalk Police Department investigates are presented to the Huron County Grand Jury. In 2019, the Norwalk Police Department detective bureau indicted 90 defendants. Most indictments contained multiple charges. Several suspects from 2019 cases have not yet been indicted for various reasons, such as ongoing investigations and/or delayed laboratory testing due to laboratory backlogs. The following offenses were indicted by the detective bureau in 2019: Engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity Drug trafficking Drug possession Permitting drug abuse

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Gross sexual imposition Rape Breaking and entering Burglary Grand theft Receiving stolen property Weapons offenses Intimidation of a crime witness Arson Felonious assault

The Norwalk Police Department detective bureau also conducted joint investigations with other agencies throughout 2019. These investigations involved drug trafficking, other drug related crimes, juvenile crimes, and child pornography. The agencies assisted by NPD detectives included the Huron County Sheriff’s Office, Willard Police Department, Sandusky Police Department, Erie County Sheriff’s Office, Sandusky County Sheriff’s Office, Mansfield Police Department (METRICH), Sandusky County Drug Task Force, Lorain County Drug Task Force, Akron Police Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The Norwalk Police Department detective bureau continues to investigate drug overdoses to identify the seller of the drug with the goal of filing criminal charges on the suspect. These investigations are lengthy and often do not result in a criminal charge. Patrol officers responded to 54 reported drug overdoses in 2019, which was up from 50 in 2018. In 2019 there were seven (7) reported fatalities from drug overdoses, which is up from five (5) in 2018.

In 2019 the Norwalk Police Department continued participation in a collaborative known as QRT (Quick Response Team) along with the Huron County Sheriff’s Office, the Willard Police Department, Firelands Counseling and Recovery Services, Family Life Counseling and Psychiatric Services, LLC., and Huron County Board of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Detectives are assigned to this duty. The purpose of this is to provide engagement / outreach / intervention to Huron County residents that experience an overdose requiring life-saving interdiction (administration of Narcan or naloxone). The intent of the outreach is to encourage and assist those plagued with addiction in accessing needed services at a qualified treatment center. In 2019, QRT expanded from once a week to twice weekly. This is an effort to provide resources more quickly to those who need help.

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Drug Case Comparisons

2019 2018

Cocaine 12 2

Deception to Obtain Drugs 0 0

Heroin / Fentanyl 19 34

LSD / Mushrooms 5 0

Marijuana 0 1

Methamphetamine 39 28

Prescription Drugs 8 8

Search Warrants Obtained 2019 2018

Norwalk Municipal Court 59 40

Huron County Common Pleas Court 0 0

Huron County Juvenile Court 1 0

Detective Bureau Overview 2019 2018

Criminal Cases 73 64

Drug Investigations* 83 73

*Drug investigations shown are trafficking cases. Many crimes are drug related such as thefts, breaking and entering, and burglaries.

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General Case List*

2019 2018

Abused Children** 4 4

Arson / Fire 3 3

Assaults (Felonious) 1 2

Burglaries / B&E / Theft / Fraud 12 11

Extortion 0 0

Homicide 0 0

Internet Crime / Child Porn 5 0

Liquor Violations 7 0

Menacing 4 0

Missing Person 1 0

Prostitution 0 0

Robbery 3 0

Sex Offenses 26 23

Suspicious Deaths 7 3

* Cases shown are only those investigated by the NPD detective bureau, not the total for the department.

** All abused children cases are reviewed and followed up on by the detective bureau.

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2019 Major Cases

» In January 2019, investigated a fire with assistance from the Ohio State Fire Marshall and the Norwalk Fire Department on Olde Orchard Loop. Matthew Fisher was arrested and charged with arson and attempted murder of his family. He is currently in the Huron County Jail and is awaiting trial.

» In March 2019, the Norwalk Police Department began investigating Arlene Brush as a missing person. The detective bureau took over the investigation and began doing follow-up, to include a search of her residence. During the search warrant it was learned she believed in conspiracy theories and wanted to live off the grid. She was found deceased on March 24, 2019 in a field between Christie Avenue and Shady Lane Drive. The investigation showed no foul play was involved and she died as a result of a diphenhydramine toxicity (Benadryl overdose).

» In March and May 2019, Joseph Bursley and Robert Sams Jr. were found guilty of engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, a felony of the first degree and numerous counts of drug trafficking. Joseph Bursley and Robert Sams Jr. were sentenced to 10 years and 4 ½ years in prison respectively.

» In April 2019, the Norwalk Police Department received a report of a burglary at the St. Mary’s Church Rectory. Detectives were called in to investigate and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation was contacted to process the crime scene. Detectives were able to view surveillance footage and identified the perpetrator as Ryan Justice. Ryan was convicted and is currently serving 4 years and 11 months in prison.

» In July 2019, investigated a fire with assistance from the Ohio State Fire Marshall and the Norwalk Fire Department on Walnut Street. One person perished in the fire. The fire was determined to be accidental and most likely started from a grease fire in the kitchen.

» In September 2019, investigated a robbery at Miller’s Market. The perpetrator got away with over thirteen thousand dollars in U.S. Currency. A suspect was developed in the days following the robbery. Austin D. Collins of Akron, Ohio was identified as a

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» suspect and was subsequently arrested. He has been indicted by the Huron County Grand Jury on charges related to the robbery.

» In November 2019, Michael Foster was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Indiana. This was the result of a joint investigation between the Norwalk Police Department Detective Bureau and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Mr. Foster was found to be pandering obscenities of minor children through the social media app, SnapChat. Mr. Foster has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Tennessee.

Expenditures and Seizures

» Expenditures for 2019 were $ 20,334.27 (includes the below amount for drug testing).

» Expenditures for testing drug investigation samples were $ 5,360.00.

» Expenditures are largely due to the purchase of illegal substances and related investigations.

» Reimbursement from METRICH was $ 12,535.00.

» $ 11,455.70 was turned over to the Norwalk Police Department (Law Enforcement Trust Fund). This was largely from seized money that was found to be from illegal gain and reimbursement from drug testing fees.

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During 2019 the crime prevention unit released several press releases and public service announcements. Some of these releases were related to: » counterfeit currency being passed » how to avoid scams and current scams » how to prevent thefts from motor vehicles

Much of what was done in 2019 has been done in previous years; however, a constant reminder to the public on how to avoid being the victim of a crime, coincides with the mission of the Norwalk Police Department. The Norwalk Police Department’s Facebook page has been a great resource and allows us to disseminate information to the public in real time.

Below is a list of talks, presentations or events done specifically for crime prevention in 2019:

» Active shoot safety presentations were given to organizations.

» Continued the use of our Drug Turn-In Box located in the lobby of the police department, allowing the public to get rid of expired or no longer needed medication.

» Took part in the National Drug Take Back events which were coordinated through METRICH, a 10 County Drug Task Force. The drug turn-in box and the Rx take back events provided residents of the City of Norwalk an opportunity to safely discard old, unwanted or unneeded prescription medication. It also prevents these prescription drugs from being used by the wrong person and also prevented these medications from entering our water supply.

» The Norwalk Police Department’s Drug and Crime Tip Line was used. This was advertised on the department’s Facebook page and also channel 15. This line allows citizens to call and leave anonymous information 24/7/365. This is monitored by the department’s detective bureau.

» Station tours were given to various civic organization and children’s groups to include: Girl Scouts/Brownies Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts Safety Town 4-H groups

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» ASK (Alcohol Server Knowledge) training was hosted in collaboration with the Huron County Health Department. The free training was offered to all liquor permit holders and their employees in Huron County.

» Fingerprinting of children was done at festivals and Walmart.

» Presentations were given to senior groups on how to be safe and how to avoid being victims of crime, particularly financial crimes.

» Presentations were provided on cellular phone and social media safety involving juveniles.

» Members of the Norwalk Police Department assisted in several Kid Gun Safety classes.

Respectfully,

Sergeant David Daniels

SPECIAL RESPONSE TEAM

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2019 saw several changes to the makeup of the Norwalk Police Special Response Team. Officer Nicholas Weber resigned from the police department and transferred to a position with the Tiffin Police Department. NCEMS Medic, Joseph Micheletti, also resigned from his team duties as his duties with NCEMS have changed. We were able to add Officer Justin Majoy and Officer Justin Fulton to the team. Both Officer Majoy and Officer Fulton have completed a Basic Swat/Tactical Operator school through the Ohio Tactical Officers Association. We will be looking to add another medic to the team in 2020.

The team currently is comprised of 10 Norwalk Police Department Officers and one North Central EMS Medic.

Sergeant Thomas Cook, Commander Detective Sergeant Dave Daniels, Assistant Commander Sergeant Michael Biller, Operator Officer Chris Kelley, Operator Officer Paul Gardner, Operator| Detective Zachary O’Neil, Operator Officer Jonathon Crabill, Operator Officer Hayden Service, Operator Officer Justin Majoy, Operator Officer Justin Fulton, Operator Medic Jason Smith, TEMS

The team held (12) twelve training sessions throughout the year.

The Norwalk Police Department once again served as one of the host agencies for the Ohio Tactical Officer’s Training Conference for advance training at the Kalahari Convention Center, in Sandusky, Ohio. The attending officers received countless hours of advanced training including the conference free of charge.

Attending the conference were:

Executive Officer Fulton Sergeant Cook Detective Sergeant Daniels Officer Kelley

Officer Gardner Detective O’Neil Officer Crabill

The team took a variety of training classes at the conference and throughout the year covering several topics. Some of the topics included:

Complexities of Tactical Command 2.0 Critical Incident Leadership for Patrol Operations Crisis Negotiator Training Search Warrant Planning Fugitive Apprehension Instructor Firearms Requalification Program (OPOTA) Decision Making: Foundation of Reasonable Force Grappling in the Weapons Based Environment Precision Marksman/Observer Advance Course Carbine and Pistol for Law Enforcement

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X-ray Alpha Advanced Rifle and Pistol Applying Digital Forensics to Investigations Fatal Choices: What We Know About Violent Actors, Actions and Target Selection

The team responded to two (2) activations/call outs during 2019.

» The team was activated for a report of an armed suicidal female subject who barricaded herself inside her residence. The subject was seated in her living room with a loaded firearm next to her. After 90 minutes of negotiating an action plan was put into place. The plan called for utilizing a fire hose from a fire truck to distract her while the team entered and secured her and the firearm. A member of the team was given instructions on how to use the hose and nozzle. The water pressure from the hose was adjusted to 70 psi as to not inflict injury to the subject. The water team and entry team were put into place. The subject was sprayed with a burst of water from the fire hose and the entry team breached the door. The subject was stunned by the water and was pinned to the ground. The firearm was secured. The firearm was fully loaded and had a round chambered with the safety off. The subject was not injured by the water or from the entry team. The subject was transported to the hospital for further treatment.

» The second activation came by the way of a mutual aid request by the Huron County Sheriff’s Office for a barricaded subject in Willard, Ohio who was threatening to kill subjects in a house and the responding police. The team assembled and traveled to Willard, Ohio. A perimeter was already set, and an arrest plan, immediate action plan, and a surrender plan was put into action. The Norwalk team would be responsible for initiating each plan when needed. After an hour of negotiations, the subject came out of the residence and surrendered. The Norwalk team employed the surrender plan and cut the subject off from being able to retreat into the residence. The subject was taken into custody without incident. A combined team from Norwalk and the Sheriff’s Office made entry into the residence to perform a protective sweep and to locate and check on the welfare of the subjects inside the residence.

The team will continue to train in 2020 to provide a rapid and skilled response to critical incidents.

Respectfully,

Sergeant Thomas Cook

CANINE

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The American Legion Post 41 and the Gaymont Nursing Center helped restart the Norwalk Police Department Canine Unit in 2017. The Norwalk Police Department acquired Canine Joker in 2017. Canine Obie was acquired from Willard Police Department the same year. Canine Joker was assigned to Patrolman Timothy Skinner on February 1, 2019. Canine Obie passed away on February 2, 2019 following an unexpected illness. The Norwalk Police Canine Program has been very fortunate in having great support from the American Legion Post 41. A new K9 cruiser was ordered in the fall of 2019. The new cruiser is expected to provide valuable service for the Canine unit for many years to come.

Canine Joker

» Five-year old Dutch Shepherd imported from Paris, France.

» Assigned to Patrolman Timothy Skinner.

» Canine Joker and Patrolman Skinner have obtained dual purpose certifications to include narcotics detection, tracking, apprehension and building searches.

» Certified in narcotics detection on March 1, 2019.

» Certified in tracking, apprehension, building searches, and obedience on June 21, 2019.

» Certified for special Purpose Canine Unit (tracking, article search, marijuana, cocaine, heroin and methamphetamines).

» Holds certification for Patrol Related Canine Unit (apprehension, K-9 control and K-9 searches).

» Averages 8-10 hours of training in obedience, narcotics detection, tracking, apprehension, and building searches per week.

Activity

» 3/2/2019 Vehicle traffic stop. Positive alert on a vehicle traffic stop. Located marijuana in the vehicle.

» 6/12/2019 Building search at Big Lots when building was found unsecured.

» 6/27/2019 Vehicle traffic stop. Positive alert on the driver’s side door. Did not locate anything in the vehicle. Driver admitted there may have been narcotics in the vehicle in the recent past.

» 8/6/2019 Proactive search of building on Industrial Drive, with HCSO canines.

» 9/19/2019 Assisted with search of vehicles in the City of Willard. Alerted to 15 vehicles in 2 different parking lots.

» 10/19/2019 Canine Demo with Jeremy Norris at Norris Protective Services Field.

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DATE

TRAINING GIVEN BY

CLASS NAME

Chief

Conney

3/19/2019

National Protection and Programs

Directorate Office of Infrastructure

Protection

Active Shooter Preparedness Workshop

3/23/2019

Stop the Bleed

Bleeding Control Basic v1.0 Course

10/15/19

The City of Norwalk

Rescue Task Force Training

12/20/19

CJIS

Level 2 CJIS Security Training

Executive

Officer

Fulton

2/3/19

AXON Academy Taser Training

Taser CEW

6/6/19

Ohio Tactical Officers Association

Patrol Rifle Problem Solver

6/3/-6/7/2019


2019 OTOA Conference

10/17/19

The City of Norwalk


12/10/19

Remington Defense Tech Services

Remington 870 Armorer Course

Captain

Hipp

3/6/19

LEADS

Inquiry Test

7/1/19

NPD

12 ga Impact Munitions

10/15/19

The City of Norwalk


11/24/19


Taser CEW

Captain

Smith

3/20/19

Ohio Department of Health

Alcohol and Drug Testing Expires 2/20/20

5/9-5/10/19

9-1-1 Homicide Calls

Is the Caller the Killer?

9/5-9/7/19

Midwest Crisis Negotiator

Midwest Regional Crisis Negotiator's Conference

10/8/19

OPOTA

Arrest, Search and Seizure

11/18-11/19/19

OPOTA

ARIDE (Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving

Enforcement)

11/24/19


Taser CEW

Sergeant

Cook

3/19/19

National Protection and Programs

Directorate Office of Infrastructure

Protection

Active Shooter Preparedness Workshop

3/20/19



5/9-5/10/19


911 Homicide Calls: Is the Caller the Killer?

6/3-6/7/19



6/3/19


OTOA Conference General Session & Incident

Debriefings

6/4/19


Vendor Exhibition with over 20 Break - Out

Training Courses

6/5-6/6/2019


Complexities of Tactical Command 2.0

6/7/19


Critical Incident Leadership for Patrol

Operations

8/28/19

Maumee Valley F.O.P Lodge 118

Crisis Negotiator Training

10/28-10/29/19

Public Agency Training Council

Dark Web Investigation

12/26/19

LEADS

Inquiry Test

TRAINING

29

Sergeant

Montana

4/26/19


Alcohol and Drug Testing - Expires 4/26/20

Sergeant

Fry

1/24/19

Bureau of Justice Assistance U.S.

Department of Justice

Criminal Intelligence Systems Operating

Policies (28 CFR Part 23) Online Training

2/11 - 2/12/19


Supervisor Liability

6/3/19

LEADS

LEADS Inquiry Test

7/11/19

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

SAR Line Officer Training, Version 2

7/12/19

NPD

12 gauge impact munitions

7/15/19

Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission

Master Criminal Investigator

7/15/19


Photography for Investigators 56-214-19-03

8/20/19

Ohio Fusion Center Network Intelligence

Liaison Officer

Ohio Intelligence Liaison Officer Program

Workshop

8/12-8/16/19

International Association of Undercover

Officers

24th Annual Covert Ops Training Conference

10/12/19


Alcohol and Drug Testing Senior Operator

10/15/19

The City of Norwalk


10/28-10/29/19


Dark Web Investigations

12/22/19

Axon Academy Taser Training

Taser CEW

Sergeant

Biller

2/25-3/1/19

OTOA

Radar & Lidar Instructor

4/8-4/12/19

OTOA

Basic SWAT / Tactical Operator

5/1/19

The Healthy Dispatcher

Transformational Comm Center Leadership

6/3/19

OTOA


Debriefings

6/5/19

OTOA

Search Warrant Planning

6/6/19

OTOA

Fugitive Apprehension

6/7/19

OTOA

Fatal Choices: What We Know About Violent

Actors, Actions and Target Selection

8/19/19

LEADS

Inquiry Test

10/2/19



10/17/19

The City of Norwalk


11/11/19


Taser CEW

11/4-11/8/19

OPOTA

SFST Instructor

12/11-12/12/19



Sergeant

Daniels

2/11 - 2/12/19


Supervisor Liability

4/30-5/3/19

Ohio Police Juvenile Officers

Association

Ohio Police Juvenile Officers Association

Conference

5/9-5/10/19



6/3/19

OTOA


Debriefings

6/4/19

OTOA

OTOA Vender Exhibition

6/5-6/6/19

OTOA

Complexities of Tactical Command

6/7/19

OTOA

Fighting Handgun from Concealment

TRAINING

30

8/19/19


Instructor in the Ohio Law Enforcement Firearms

Requalification Program - Semiauto Pistol,

Shotgun, Police Rifle Carbine, Submachine Gun

8/20 - 8/21/19

Northeast Counterdrug Training Center

Cell Phone Use in Drug Trafficking

Investigation

8/28/19

Maumee Valley F.O.P Lodge 118

Crisis Negotiator Training

9/11/19

AXON Academy

CEW Taser Recertification

10/9/19

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Enhancing School Safety Using a Threat

Assessment Model

10/17/19

The City of Norwalk


10/28-10/29/19

PATC


11/4/19

OPOTA

Law Enforcement Investigative Resources Seminar

Officer

Kelley

2/3/19

AXON Academy

Taser User Certification Course

4/10/19

ALERT

ALERT Enforcer Property Management

6/3/19



Debriefings

6/4/19



Training Courses

6/5/19


Decision Making: Foundation of Reasonable Force

6/6/19


Grappling in the Weapons Based Environment

6/7/19



7/7/19

Ohio Department of Health Alcohol and

Drug Testing

Senior Operator BAC Data Master

10/7/19



10/15/19

The City of Norwalk


11/4/19

OPOTA


Officer

Skinner

2/19-2/20/19

Defensive Edge Training & Consulting,

Inc.

AR15 / M16 / M4 / AR308 Armorer Course

2/23/19



10/15/19

The City of Norwalk


11/21/19


Taser CEW

Officer

Ferris

3/23/19



3/25-3/26/19

Columbus Police Academy

Pre-Employment Investigations

5/9/19

MADD

Death Notification

10/17/19

The City of Norwalk


10/28-10/29/19



11/21/19


Taser CEW

12/11-12/12/19

9-1-1 Homicide


Officer

Gardner

4/22-4/26/19


Basic Sniper (40 hours)

4/28/19

LEADS

Inquiry Test (exp. 4/28/21)

6/3-6/7/19



TRAINING

31

6/3/19



Debriefings

6/4/19



Training Courses

6/5/19

Command Presence

OTOA Conference - Decision Making: Foundation

of Reasonable Force

6/6/19


Covert Lock Picking

6/7/19



9/11/19

AXON Academy

Taser X26P CEW V.21 User Certification Course

9/23-9/27/19

FBI - Cleveland Division

Precision Marksman / Observer Advance Course

10/17/19

The City of Norwalk


Officer

O'Neil

3/20/19



5/10/19

United States Department of Justice Drug

Enforcement Administration

Basic Narcotic Investigator Course

6/3-6/7/19



6/3/19



Debriefings

6/4/19


Vendor Exhibition with over 20 Break-Out

Training Courses

6/5/19


Applying Digital Forensics to Investigations

6/6/19


Covert Lock Picking

6/7/19



9/11/19

AXON Academy


10/15/19

The City of Norwalk


10/28-10/29/19



11/26/19

LEADS

Inquiry Test

Officer

Crabill

6/3-6/7/19



6/3/19



Debriefings

6/4/19


Vendor Exhibition with over 20 break out

training courses

6/5/19


X-ray Alpha Advanced Rifle and Pistol

6/6/19



6/7/19


Carbine and Pistol for LE

9/11/19

AXON Academy


9/12-9/13/19

Defensive Edge Training & Consulting,

Inc.

AR15 / M16 / M4 / AR308 Armorer Course

10/7/-10/25/19

OPOTA

Subject Control Instructor

OPOTA

SFST Instructor

Officer

Blodgett

5/1/19

MADD

MADD Death Notification Training Delivering the

News with Compassion

10/28-10/29/19



TRAINING

32

11/21/19


Taser CEW

Officer

Service

6/3-6/7/19



6/3/19



Debriefings

6/4/19



Training Courses

6/5/19


X-ray Alpha Advanced Rifle and Pistol

6/6/19



6/7/19


Carbine and Pistol for LE

7/2/19

LEADS

Inquiry Test

9/11/19

AXON Academy


10/4/19

John E Reid and Associates

Advanced Course on The Reid Technique of

Interviewing and Interrogation

10/1-10/3/19

John E Reid and Associates

The Reid Technique of Interviewing and

Interrogation

11/18-11/19/19



Enforcement) 55-507-19-03

12/11-12/12/19

9-1-1 Homicide


Officer

Fulton

2/3/19

AXON Academy


4/29/19

OPOTA

Photography for Investigators

4/30/19

Mothers Against Drunk Drivers

Death Notification

5/31/19

LEADS

Inquiry Test

9/20/19


Alcohol & Drug Testing

10/7-10/11/19


Basic SWAT/ Tactical Operator

11/14/19



11/18-11/22/19


Core Criminal Investigation

12/11-12/12/19

9-1-1 Homicide


Officer

Hemenway

2/3/19

AXON Academy


4/15-4/26/19

Ohio Police Officer Training Academy

Traffic Collision Investigation (Level 1)

7/1/19

NPD


9/20/19



10/8/19

Ohio Police Officer Training Academy


Officer

Majoy

1/28 - 1/29/19

OPOTC


Enforcement)

2/3/19

AXON Academy


4/26/19


Alcohol and Drug Testing - Expires 4/26/2020

4/30/19

Mothers Against Drunk Drivers

Death Notification

10/7-10/11/19


Basic Swat / Tactical Operator

11/4/19

OPOTA


Officer

Hamernik

1/10/19

LEADS

FQO w/ CCH

1/16/19


Alcohol and Drug Testing

TRAINING

33

2/3/19

AXON Academy


3/11 - 3/12/19

OPOTA

55-507-19-01: ARIDE (Advanced Roadside Impaired

Driving Enforcement)

4/28/19

NPD (Chief Conney, Sgt Cook)

Single Officer Response and Active Shooter

Training

5/1/19

MADD

MADD Death Notification Training Delivering the

News with Compassion

10/1 - 10/3/19

John E. Reid and Associates

The Reid Technique of Interviewing and

Interrogation

10/4/19

John E. Reid and Associates

Advanced Course on The Reid Technique of

Interviewing and Interrogation

10/8/19

Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy


11/2, 11/5, 11/6/19

Huron County MHAS

Huron County REACT

11/14/19

Ohio Department of Public Safety

Criminal Patrol - Drug Interdiction

12/9-12/10/19

Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy

Testifying in Court

12/20/19


Senior Operator Data Master

Officer

Bickley

1/16/19



2/3/19

AXON Academy


8/5-8/6/19

OPOTA

ARIDE

8/15-8/16/19

OPOTA

Testifying in Court Bootcamp

10/6/19

LEADS

FQO w/CCH

10/8/19

OPOTA


11/4/19

OPOTA


Officer

Cotterill

7/1/19

NPD


10/24/19



11/21/19


Taser CEW

Officer

Good

7/20/19

LEADS

Inquiry Test

10/24/19



11/21/19


Taser CEW

Officer

Chapman

1/15/19

FEMA

An Introduction to the National Incident

Management System IS-00700.b

1/15/19

FEMA

Introduction to Incident Command System, ICS-

100 IS-00100.c

2/10/19

Ehove Police Academy

O.C. (Oleoresin Capsicum) Proper Use / Safety /

Deployment / First Aid

3/6/19


Advanced Detection and Prosecution of Persons

Under the Influence of Alcohol

3/6/19


Radar / LIDAR Certification OPOTA Certification

Standards

3/6/19

ASP

Tactical Baton Certification

3/6/19


Ehove Adult Career Center Ehove Police Academy

Class BAS-18-084

TRAINING

34

3/6/19


40 hours of Standard Field Sobriety Testing and

Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus

6/7/19


Peace Officer Basic Training Program

6/18/19

LEADS

Inquiry Test

10/24/19



11/24/19


Taser CEW

Reserve

King

Reserve

Noftz

Reserve

Bond

5/30/19

LEADS

Ohio LEADS Inquiry Test

Reserve

Lloyd

4/20/19

Taser Training Academy

Taser X26P Electronic Control Device

4/20/19

Kelley's Island Police Department

OC Training Program

6/24/19


Ohio Peace Officer Basic Training Program

9/20/19

State of Ohio

LEADS

10/24/19



Dispatcher

Crank

2019

Police Legal Science

January, February, March, April, May, June,

July, August, September, November, December

3/17/19

The National Child Traumatic Stress

Network

Integrated Approaches to Address Obesity and

Food-Related Issues in Youth with Trauma

Histories

3/17/19

Alzheimer's Association

Approaching Alzheimer's - Briefing (Dementia

Overview), Wandering, Driving, Shoplifting,

Disaster Response, Abuse & Neglect

3/18/19

APCO

PST1 7th Ed. Recertification Quiz, V.2 2018 -

PST1 7th Ed. Quiz Version 1

3/18/19

APCO

EMD Recertification Quiz 2018 - 2019 - EMD 5.3

Edition Quiz Version

3/18/19


Network

Strategies and Innovations in using CANS-Trauma

and FANS-Trauma in Practice

3/18/19


Network

Introduction of the NCTSN

3/18/19

APCO

Emergency Medical Dispatch, 5th Edition,

Version 3 Recertification. Certificate # INS-

52751-00136

3/18/19

APCO

Public Safety Telecommunication 1, 7th Edition

Recertification. Certificate # INS-52749-00114

Dispatcher

Perez

2019



July, August, September, October, November,

December

TRAINING

35

1/1/19

APCO

High Performance CPR #44542

1/1/19

Alzheimer's Association

Approaching Alzheimer's First Responder

Training

2/15/19

APCO

Guidecard Software and Public Safety #51392

2/15/19

APCO

Location Accuracy Technically Speaking #51391

3/9/19

APCO

Standards #51393

3/9/19

APCO

Where's the Caller #51394

3/16/19

APCO

EMD Recertification Quiz 2018-2019 - EMS 5.3

Edition, Quiz Version

3/16/19

APCO

PST1 7th Ed. Recertification Quiz v.2 2018 -

PST1 - 7th Ed. Quiz Version 1

9/2/19

Training 9-1-1 Heroes Training &

Resources

Sovereign Citizens

9/2/19


Resources

Traumatic Brain Injury for Telecommunicators

9/8/19


Resources

Mental Illness

9/8/19


Resources

Suicidal Callers

9/8/19


Resources

Sexual Assault

10/27/19


Resources

Animal Calls

12/30/19

American Heart Association

BLS Provider

Dispatcher

Lichoff

2019



July, August, September, October, November,

December

5/22/2019

Mercer CO. Sheriff's Office

Dispatcher In-Service Training

5/23/2019

Mercer CO. Sheriff's Office

Crisis Intervention Training

6/30/19

LEADS

FQO w CCH

8/20/2019

Eventbrite

Lessons Learned from Sandy Hook - Maureen Will

8/21/19


Resources

Sovereign Citizens

8/22/19


Resources

Structure Fires

8/22/19


Resources

Traumatic Brain Injury for Telecommunicators

8/24/19


Resources

Train Accidents

8/25/19


Resources

Spring Weather Emergencies

8/25/19


Resources

The Terrorist as an Active Shooter

TRAINING

36

8/26/19


Resources

Mental Illness

8/28/19


Resources

Excited Delirium

8/29/19


Resources

Suicidal Callers

8/31/19


Resources

Stalking

9/1/19


Resources

Implicit Bias

9/3/19


Resources

Sexual Assault

9/7/19


Resources

Hate Crimes

10/8/19


Resources

Animal Calls

10/15/19


Resources

Mass Casualty Incidents

11/5/19

TCOG Planning & Development Public

Safety

Back to the Basics: Customer Service

Dispatcher

Barker

2019



July, August, September

1/1/19

U.S Department of Homeland Security

Suspicious Activity Reporting

1/1/19

APCO

Heart Attack Basics for Emergency Medical

Dispatcher #47931

1/1/19

APCO

AFC Exposed CDE #47930

1/2/19

FEMA

Active Shooter: What You Can Do IS-00907

1/2/19

FEMA

Fundamentals of Emergency Management IS-00230.d

1/2/19

APCO

Guidecards #44538

1/2/19

APCO

Analog vs. Digital Part 1 #47920

1/2/19

APCO

Analog vs. Digital Part 2 #47923

1/7/19

Office for Victims of Crime Training and

Technical Assistance Center

Identity Theft Victim Assistance Online

Training

1/7/19



Victims with Mental Health Issues

1/7/19



Children and Youth

1/14/19

APCO

EMD Recertification Quiz 2018-2019 5.3 Edition

1/14/19

APCO

PST1 7th Ed Recertification Quiz, v.2 2018

1/14/19

APCO

Recognizing Clandestine Drug Laboratories

#44544

1/14/19

APCO

Protecting your Agency and Employees (Spectrum

Management) #44541

TRAINING

37

1/14/19

APCO

The Telecommunicator Role in Officer Safety

#44540

1/14/19

APCO

Tactical Dispatching #44539

1/14/19

APCO

Managing Peers in the PSAP #44543

1/14/19

APCO

High Performance CPR #44542

1/15/19

APCO

What is a Standard #44545

1/15/19

APCO

Public Safety Telecommunicator 1, 7th Edition

Recertification Certificate # INS-52328-00126

1/15/19

APCO

Emergency Medical Dispatch, 5th Edition,

Version 3 Recertification Certificate # INS-

52321-00128

1/16/19

APCO

Location Accuracy Technically Speaking #51391

1/24/19

APCO

911 Telecommunicators and PTSD

1/24/19

APCO

RapidSOS NG911 Clearing House Training

1/24/19

APCO

Guidecards Software and Public Safety #51392

2/13/19

APCO

Active Listening: Can You Hear Me Now? -

Webinar #48177

2/13/19

APCO

Understanding Crisis Text Line and Protocols

for PSAP Referrals - Webinar # 48474

2/26/19

PowerPhone

Active Shooting Response

2/28/19

APCO

Time Management: Plan Ahead or Fall Behind! -

Webinar #48265

3/7/19

APCO

Standards - Webinar #51393

3/7/19

APCO

Where's the Caller - Webinar #51394

3/10/19

APCO

Measuring the PSAP Performance Metrics that

Matter - Webinar #46763

3/11/19

APCO

EMD Illuminations - Quality Assurance (3/19)

#50532

3/19/19

APCO

Compassion Fatigue: When Dispatching Becomes

Too Much

3/23/19

APCO

Public Safety Quality Assurance Best Practices,

Tips and Tools Recording

3/28/19

APCO

Emergency Communications Center Performance

Metrics and Reporting Best Practices - Webinar

#52585

3/30/19

APCO

Dispatch Danger Zone - Webinar #40248

3/30/19

APCO

Active Shooter Part 2: Pulse Nightclub

Shooting: The View from the PSAP #46102

3/30/19

APCO

Mentoring in the Comm Center: From fledging to

highflyer - Webinar #48257

4/1/19

RapidSOS

Callyo i911 - RapidSOS Training

4/3/19

LEADS

TAC w/ CCH expires April 3, 2021

4/4/19

APCO

Preventing Burnout - Continuing Education

Program # 44547

TRAINING

38

4/4/19

APCO

Fitness in the Call Center - Continuing

Education Program # 44548

4/4/19

APCO

Active Shooter Incidents: EMD Role - Continuing

Education Program # 44546

4/8/19

APCO

EMD Illuminations - Batter Up (4/19) 50533

4/14/19

APCO

When Helping Hurts the Silent Epidemic of

Trauma and PTSD in the First Responder

Community

4/15/19

APCO

Hope in the Midst of Chaos - Las Vegas Shooting

4/15/19

APCO

The Resilient Dispatcher: How to Thrive in your

911 Career

4/15/19

APCO

Ohio NG911 Vision / OARNET

4/15/19

APCO

Ohio Alerts

4/16/19

APCO

PSAP Performance Metrics - How Does Your PSAP

Measure Up

4/16/19

APCO

Cellular Technology and Open Source LE Tools

4/16/19

APCO

Text to 9-1-1 The Butler County Experience

4/16/19

APCO

There's No Such Thing as Routine

4/16/19

APCO

AMBER Alert Overview

4/16/19

APCO

Dying in Blue

4/21/19

FEMA

Basic Incident Command System for Initial

Response IS-00200.c

5/1/19

The Healthy Dispatcher

Transformational Comm Center Leadership

5/1/19

APCO

EMD: Illuminations: It's Allergy Season #50534

6/11/19

LEADS

TAC In-Service Class

6/12/19

APCO

How to Enable Next Generation Emergency

Services - Webinar #53458

6/16/19

APCO

Names that Changed the Laws # 51396

7/4/19

APCO

Emergency Medical Services #51397

7/4/19

APCO

The Health of a Telecommunicator #51398

7/29/19

Training 9-1-1 Heroes

Suicidal Calls

8/6/19

APCO

EMD Illuminations - Karate Chop (8/19) #50537

8/20/19

Eventbrite

Lessons Learned from Sandy Hook - Maureen Will

9/6/19

APCO

Why Cybersecurity Matters #51399

9/6/19

APCO

The Automated Secure Alarm Protocol #51400

9/15/19

APCO

EMD Illuminations - Managing the Call (9/19) -

50538

10/19/19

APCO

EMD Illuminations - Friday Night Lights (10/19)

- 50539

11/19/19

APCO

EMD Illuminations - Stabbing (11/19) 0- 50540

12/30/19

American Heart Association

BLS Provider

12/31/19

APCO

When Normal is Not an Option: Continuity of

Operations Planning %51401

TRAINING

39

Dispatcher

Bores

2019


February / March / April / June / August /

September

2/26/19

PowerPhone

Active Shooting Response

Dispatcher

Loan

6/30/19


May, June, July, August, September, October

6/30/19

LEADS

FQO w/ CCH

7/17/19

LEADS

Basic Operator Class

10/26/19

Training Heroes

Sovereign Citizens

10/27/19

Training Heroes

Sexual Assault

10/31/19

Training Heroes

Mental Illness

Clerk

Pickering

1/24/19

National Seminars Training

The Extraordinary Administrative Professional

1/31/19

Fred Pryor Training

Advanced Microsoft Excel - Macros, PivotTables,

Charts and More

3/14/19

ES Consulting

Wired for Results Workshop

4/10/19

ALERT

ALERT Enforcer Property Management

6/10/19

Fred Pryor Training

Microsoft Access - Database Design, Queries and

Reports

10/10/19

Ohio Association of Chief's of Police

Advanced Public Records 104: Retention /

Destruction, Redactions, Expulsions and New

Public Record Amendments

Clerk Lesch

1/24/19

National Seminars Training

The Extraordinary Administrative Professional

Norwalk Police Department Chief Michael Conney

37 N Linwood Avenue | Norwalk, Ohio | 44857

P: 419-663-6780 | F: 419-668-0345

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