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Fra me work
Pre ve ntion
C I T Y O F R O A N O K E
Report Contents
Pa rt 1: Curre nt Situa tion a nd Conte xt
Pa rt 2: Working with the Community to Re spond
Pa rt 3: O bje ctive s
Pa rt 4: Wha t We Are Curre ntly Doing to Addre ss G un Viole nce
Pa rt 5:Monitoring Progre ss
Pa rt 6:Ke e ping the Community Informe d
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M I T I G A T I O N P A R T N E R S H I P SC I T Y O F R O A N O K E
Current
Situa tion
a nd
Conte xt
Pa rt 1:
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2021 VA
G UN
VIO LENCE
CHARLOTTESVILLE
22
LYNCHBURG
25
SUFFOLK
22
PORTSMOUTH/
NORFOLK
142
RICHMOND AREA
173
HAMPTON/
NEWPORT NEWS
144
FREDERICKSBURG
25
STAUNTON/
HARRISONBURG
16
Source : https:/ / www.gunviole nce a rchive .org /
PETERSBURG
49
DANVILLE
9
ROANOKE40 *
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*Incide nts whe re victim wa s struck by gunfire .
O the r a re a s a re a ll incide nts involving gunfire .
MARTINSVILLE
12
516 injured
180 killed
4th of July weekend
2021
GUN
VIOLENCE
IN
AMERICA
Source: https://www.gunviolencearchive.org/
CHICAGO : A 40 -ye a r -old
ma n wa s kille d on Frida y
night a fte r a ne ighbor
compla ine d a bout his music.
AUSTIN:Two police office rs
we re a lso shot e a rly Monda y
morning while dispe rse crowds
in the city's South Austin
ne ighborhood.
NYC: O ne ma n wa s
kille d a nd two pe ople
we re hospita lize d a fte r
gunfire e rupte d a t a
Fourth of July block pa rty
CINCINATTI:Two me n shot a nd
kille d e a ch othe r, injuring thre e
othe rs a t the city's Sma le Rive rfront
Pa rk
DALLAS: Five pe ople shot,
3 of which die d a fte r
gunfire e rupte d a t a Fourth
of July block pa rty
NORFOLK: 15 -
ye a r -old boy
wa s cha rge d in
the shooting of
four childre n
be twe e n the
a ge s of 6 a nd
16
LA:Twe lve pe ople
die d a cross the
city in va rious
shootings
PORTLAND:police
found more tha n 80
ca sings following a July
3 shooting in the
Albe rta ne ighborhood.
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GSW & Homicide G SW Homicide
G UN
VIO LENCE
IN
RO ANO KE
G UN VIO LENC E INC IDENTS: JANUARY 1, 20 21-AUG UST 8, 20 21
RO ANO KE PO LIC E DEPARTMENT
F O R L A W E N F O R C E M E N T U S E O N L Y
Informa tion ge ne ra te d from the following De pa rtme nt re cords a nd re ports: CAD-DSS; Police -Pa k; HOST; offe nse re ports prima rily UC R Pa rt 1 offe nse s; Da ily Bulle tin; Inte rne t; Listse rve s
LEANALYST a nd CRIMEMAP; Evide nce Te chnicia n Re ports a nd simila r a dditiona l da ta obta ine d from outside re source s such a s othe r la w e nforce me nt a ge ncie s a nd priva te
orga niza tions. Crime Ana lysis—A. Re e ce
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DRUG
O VERDO SES
IN
RO ANO KE
177 ove rdose s
26 ha ve be e n fa ta l
DRUG O VERDO SES 0 1.0 1.21-0 7.26 .21
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DRUG
OVERDOSES
&
GUN
VIOLENCE
IN
ROANOKE
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DRUG O VERDO SES & G UN VIO LENC E 0 1.0 1.21-0 7.26 .21
UNNATURAL
DEATHS IN
VIRG INIA
The le a ding me thods of unna tura l de a th in Virginia since 20 0 7
ha ve be e n motor ve hicle collisions,gun -re la te d de a ths , a nd fa ta l
drug ove rdose s. The re we re 1,191 gun -re la te d de a ths in Virginia in
20 20 a nd 2,297 drug -re la te d de a ths.
TO TAL NUMBER O F G UN AND DRUG RELATED FATALITIES BY YEAR O F DEATH, 20 0 7 -20 20 *
f
O ffice of the Chie f Me d ica l Exa mine r. Fa ta l Drug O ve rd ose Q ua rte rly Re p ort. Virg inia De p a rtme nt of He a lth.
http s:/ / www.vd h.virg inia .g ov/ content/ up loa d s/ site s/ 18/ 20 21/ 0 4/ Q ua rte rly-Drug -De a th -Re p ort -FINAL-Q 4 -20 20 .p d f. G UN VIO LENCE PREVENTIO N FRAMEWO RK | AUG UST 20 21
CASE STATUS # OF CASES
Active 20
Close d by Arre st 6
Close d Exce ption 3
Ina ctive 11
TOTAL 40
CITY LOCATION # OF CASES
Zone 1 (Southe a st)5
Zone 2 (Northe a st)10
Zone 3 (Southwe st)1
Zone 4 (Northwe st)24
TOTAL 40G UN
VIO LENCE
IN
RO ANO KE
AG G RAVATED
ASSAULTS
AG G RAVATED
ASSAULTS
(DO MESTIC)
Under 18 (6)19-21 (2)22-25 (4)30-35 (4)
0 1.0 1.21-0 8.0 8.21
OFFENDERS BY AGE
Under 18 (14)19-21 (3)22-25 (9)26-29 (4)
30-35 (5)36-39 (2)40-45 (5)46-49 (3)
0 1.0 1.21-0 8.0 8.21
VICTIMS BY AGE
(16)
(45)
HO MICIDES
0 1.0 1.21-0 8.0 8.21
INCIDENTS WHERE
VICTIM WAS HIT BY
GUNFIRE
0 1.0 1.21-0 8.0 8.21
AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS
OR HOMICIDES WHERE
VICTIM WAS HIT BY
GUNFIRE
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Part 2:
WO RKING
WITH THE
CO MMUNITY
TO RESPO ND
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Roa noke Police De pa rtme nt
COMMUNITY
NAACP for G un buy-ba ck progra m
Crime pre ve ntion pa rtne rships with Community G roups,
Apa rtme nt Comple x Ma na ge me nt, Home owne rs in a re a s with
high crime history. O a kla nd Blvd, La nsdowne , The Hunts,
Villa ge s a t Lincoln, Ashton He ights a nd The Vie w Apa rtme nts
a re a fe w e xa mple s of pa rticipa nts this ye a r
PRO JECTS
Youth Enga ge me nt Proje cts like We st End Run, LEA Youth
O utdoor Ba ske tba ll Le a gue
Pa rtne ring with Socia l Se rvice s & othe r Me nta l
He a lth Age ncie s including Community Policing
Ma na ge me nt Te a m
O pe ra tiona l Pla nning with la rge community e ve nts
like Blue Ridge Ma ra thon, Ironma n, 4th of July
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GUN
VIO LENCE •Continue d ne ighborhood outre a ch from the RESET volunte e r te a m,le d by Lloyd
Me rcha nt,a nd the Roa noke Police De pa rtme nt conne cting with ne ighbors
e xpe rie ncing the tra uma of viole nce .
•Continue d Ra pid Re sponse long -te rm ca re for fa milie s who ha ve e xpe rie nce d
loss a nd tra uma with a dditiona l re source s for support .
•A mobile public a rt proje ct tra ve ling to ne ighborhoods throughout the City to
provide cre a tive e xpre ssion in a ddre ssing viole nce a nd cre a ting sa fe r
ne ighborhoods .
•An a fte r -school a nd summe r pilot progra m on Positive Action –te a ching our
childre n a nd youth how to honor a nd va lue the mse lve s while honoring a nd
va luing e a ch othe r a nd finding pe a ce ful wa ys to re solve conflict .
•Ba sic Tra uma Tra ining Workshops for the Community –te a ching how to
re cognize tra uma a nd how to work with e a ch othe r to ca re fully na viga te
pa thwa ys to he a ling .
•Community Outre a ch e ve nts,including youth summits,to re ce ive input on the
Community Asse ssme nt a nd to cre a te opportunitie s for youth to work a nd pla y
sa fe ly right whe re the y live .We a re se e king to conne ct with community pa rtne rs
who a re willing to host a nd/ or support the se e ve nts .
•A Se rie s of conve rsa tions with loca l busine sse s on how you ca n pa rtne r with the
Commission to provide workforce opportunitie s a nd me ntoring with our youth
PREVENTIO N
RECO MMENDATIO NS
The purpose of the Gun Violence
Prevention Com m ission is to study the
issue of gun violence in the com m unity,
recom m end stra tegies for prevention,
intervention a nd response to reduce
incidents of gun violence a nd a ddress its
effects on the com m unity, a nd to work
with citizens a nd com m unity pa rtners in
developing progra m s tha t crea te
m ea ningful opportunities for positive
non -violent pa thwa ys for hea lth a nd
wholeness.
COMMISSION
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PREVENTION
COMMISSION
G UN
VIO LENCE
Mini -
Gra nts
The G un Viole nce Pre ve ntion Commission
a pprove d 65,0 0 0 in mini-gra nts to 17
community orga niza tions for inte rve ntion a nd
pre ve ntion progra ms
Gra nts
DCJS a wa rde d the City of Roa noke two g ra nts
25,0 0 0 gra nt to comple te a Youth a nd G a ng
Viole nce Community Asse ssme nt for the
ide ntifica tion , pre ve ntion , a nd inte rve ntion of
youth a nd ga ng viole nce
50 0 ,0 0 0 gra nt for a G un Viole nce Inte rve ntion
Progra m to hire a Youth a nd G a ng Viole nce
Pre ve ntion Coordina tor a nd two O utre a ch
Worke rs who will be re sponsible for re a ching out
to high risk youth a nd young a dults
$
$
$
GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION FRAMEWORK | AUGUST 2021
OUR
Re duce G un Viole nce with the inte nt of
e limina tion
Use RESET a sse ts to he lp citize ns fe e l
comforta ble e nough to pa rtne r with
police a nd provide a ssista nce with
inve stiga tions, crime re duction, e tc.
Re duce fe a r within the community
O BJECTIVES
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What we are
curre ntly doing
to a ddre ss gun
viole nce
Pa rt 4:
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Identifying the most violent offenders for focused enforcement
Spe cia l ope ra tions tha t ta rge t viole nt offe nde rs a nd ga ng
me mbe rs
Crimina l inve stiga tions a fte r a cts of viole nce to ide ntify
pe rpe tra tors
Inte llige nce ga the ring through inte rvie ws of victims, offe nde rs,
ga ng me mbe rs, fa mily me mbe rs a nd informa nts with the goa l of
ide ntifying ba d a ctors, ga ng culture , proble m loca tions, e tc.
Offe nde r Ba se d Stra te gie s Re se a rch, Da ta & Te chnology
Pa rticipa ting in Fe de ra l ta sk force ’s to include ATF, FBI, DEA, USMS
Working close ly with ATF to tra ce fire a rms use d in gun viole nce in
a tte mpt to ide ntify purcha se rs a nd stra w purcha se rs
Pa rticipa ting in Fe de ra l initia tive s such a s Proje ct Sa fe
Ne ighborhood
Utilizing re giona l la w e nforce me nt sha re d te chnologie s like
Sma rtForce to fa cilita te re a l time a ccura te informa tion sha ring
Da ta drive n ide ntifica tion a nd monitoring of offe nde rs a nd
ide ntifica tion of a re a crimina l a ctivity hotspots
Evide nce ba se d Stra tifie d Policing mode l focuse d
Submitting she ll ca sings from viole nt incide nts to compa re with
NIBIN
Community Pa rtne rships
G un Viole nce Commission
RESET Te a m
Crime pre ve ntion e fforts through our Community Re source O ffice rs
working with code e nforce me nt, ne ighborhood groups, a pa rtme nt
comple xe s, home owne rs, DRI, e tc.
La w Enforce me nt Pa rtne rships
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Re te ntion
Increased starting salary for Police Recruits from 38,639
to 42,50 0
Incre a se d e fforts to re cruit curre ntly ce rtifie d police
office rs with highe r sta rting sa la ry (48,0 0 0 ), signing
bonuse s a nd 5% pa y a djustme nt a t the discre tion of the
Chie f
Substa ntia l ne w inve stme nt in public sa fe ty compe nsa tion
Imple me nta tion of a multi-pha se public sa fe ty pa y pla n
tha t utilize s ste ppe d pa y sca le s tha t ra ise sa la rie s a nd
offe r a cle a re r, more pre dicta ble progre ssion for
e xpe rie nce
Incre a sing e ligibility for police ta ke home ca r progra m
3% ra ise to a ll City e mploye e s
Re cruitme nt
STRENG THING
O UR
TEAM
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BARRIERS
TO
Cha nge s to motor ve hicle a nd crimina l la ws a ffe cting
ta ctics a nd pra ctice s
Re va mpe d se nte ncing guide line s
Ma npowe r shorta ge s
Ne ga tive se ntime nt towa rds la w e nforce me nt
La ck of community coope ra tion in inve stiga tions
Issue s with juve nile offe nde rs a nd the juve nile justice syste m
SUCCESS
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Monitoring
Progre ss
Pa rt 5:
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HOW DO WE
MO NITO R
Fre que nt Sta tistica l Ana lysis
PRO G RESS
Inte rna l e va lua tions of stra te gie s
(succe sse s a nd fa ilure s)
Citize n fe e dba ck
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Part 6:
Ke e ping
the
Community
Enga ge d
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KEEPING THE
CO MMUNITY
Incre a se d publicity of wins a ga inst viole nt crime
a nd crimina ls utilizing socia l a nd tra ditiona l
me dia
ENG AG ED
Crime ma pping a nd tra nspa re ncy through
Roa noke va .gov
Continue to provide sta tistica l upda te s to G un
Viole nce Commission, community groups a nd
othe r ke y sta ke holde rs
Continue d public notifica tion through pre ss
re le a se s whe n incide nts do occur
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KEEPING THE
CO MMUNITY
ENG AG ED
Volunte e r O pportunitie s
Consiste nt Enga ge me nt with the Me dia
Provide incre a se d re source s for witne ss to fe e l sa fe
in coming forwa rd
Be ing tra nspa re nt a nd a ccounta ble
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