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    The SAPD received over 560,000 calls in Q1 2023, with average response times of 6 minutes for emergencies and 20 minutes for non-emergencies. Overall crime decreased 2.2% compared to Q1 2022. Violent crimes against persons decreased 15.7% due to fewer assaults. Property crimes increased 3.4% primarily due to a 59.1% rise in motor vehicle theft. The SAPD is taking steps to address property crime through community engagement and enhancements to specialized units.

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    The SAPD received over 560,000 calls in Q1 2023, with average response times of 6 minutes for emergencies and 20 minutes for non-emergencies. Overall crime decreased 2.2% compared to Q1 2022. Violent crimes against persons decreased 15.7% due to fewer assaults. Property crimes increased 3.4% primarily due to a 59.1% rise in motor vehicle theft. The SAPD is taking steps to address property crime through community engagement and enhancements to specialized units.

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    The SAPD received over 560,000 calls in Q1 2023, with average response times of 6 minutes for emergencies and 20 minutes for non-emergencies. Overall crime decreased 2.2% compared to Q1 2022. Violent crimes against persons decreased 15.7% due to fewer assaults. Property crimes increased 3.4% primarily due to a 59.1% rise in motor vehicle theft. The SAPD is taking steps to address property crime through community engagement and enhancements to specialized units.

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    The SAPD received over 560,000 calls in Q1 2023, with average response times of 6 minutes for emergencies and 20 minutes for non-emergencies. Overall crime decreased 2.2% compared to Q1 2022. Violent crimes against persons decreased 15.7% due to fewer assaults. Property crimes increased 3.4% primarily due to a 59.1% rise in motor vehicle theft. The SAPD is taking steps to address property crime through community engagement and enhancements to specialized units.

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    2023 Q1 Crime Update

    Public Safety Committee


    April 18, 2023
    Presented by William McManus, Chief of Police
    Emergency & Non-Emergency Calls

    In Q1 2023, SAPD received January 2023 – March 2023

    313,133
    over 560,000 calls
    254,960

    Average Response Time


    Emergency Calls – 6:11
    Non-Emergency Calls – 19:51

    Emergency Non-Emergency
    FY 2023 Proposed Budget – City of San Antonio 2
    NIBRS Crime Comparison
    Crime Statistics
    2023 Crime Statistics

    2022 2023
    Crime Category Jan. to March Jan. to March Change
    Against Person 8,980 7,565 -15.7% Against
    Society
    Against Society 3,129 2,878 -8.0% 2,878
    Against Property 8%
    Against Property 24,860 25,716 3.4% 25,716
    71%
    Total 36,969 36,159 -2.2%
    Against
    *The above NIBRS crime statistics listed are not final and sometimes Person
    adjusted throughout the year due to re-classification after being 7,565
    investigated or reports filed later by a victim.
    21%

    3
    Crimes Against Persons – Violent Crime
    15.7% Decrease Compared to Last Year

    • Decrease in violent crime compared to last year can


    be attributed to significant decrease in assault offenses
    • Most violent crime, particularly homicides and assaults,
    can be attributed to high-risk behavior to include drug
    and gang activity and personal disputes among
    acquaintances
    • The risk of victimization remains low for the average
    resident and San Antonio remains a safe city

    4
    Crimes Against Persons – Violent Crime
    Detail
    2022 2023 15.7% decrease
    Crimes Against Person Jan. to March Jan. to March % Change due to fewer assault
    Assault 8,331 7,010 -15.9% offenses
    Homicide 44 47 6.8%
    • Homicides
    Human Trafficking 4 3 -25.0%
    increased by 3 and
    Kidnaping/Abduction 17 24 41.2% can be attributed to
    Sex Offenses 582 481 -17.4% high risk behavior
    Sex Offenses – Nonforcible 2 0 -100%
    • Initial 60-Day UTSA
    Total 8,980 7,565 -15.7%
    Hot Spot Treatment
    completed in
    February

    5
    2022 2023 2023 Race/Ethnicity of
    HOMICIDE FACTORS Jan. to March Jan. to March
    Victims
    Argument Related 16 19 • 48.9% Hispanic/Latino
    Family/Intimate Partner Related 7 5 • 23.4% White
    Gang Related 2 0 • 25.5% African American
    Theft Related 7 1 • 2.1% Asian
    Narcotics Related 2 3
    OIS 2 1 2023 Gender of Victims
    Unknown 8 18 • 87% Male
    Total 44 47 • 13% Female

    6
    Crimes Against Society
    Detail

    2022 2023 % 8% decrease


    Crimes Against Society Jan. to March Jan. to March Increase
    due to decrease
    Animal Cruelty 22 21 -4.6%
    2,208 2,261 2.4%
    in offenses
    Drug/Narcotics
    Gambling 13 1 -92.3% related to
    Pornography/Obscene Material 200 49 -75.5% weapon law
    Prostitution 75 16 -78.7% violations,
    Weapons Law violations 611 530 -13.3% pornography and
    3,129 2,878 -8.0%
    Total prostitution

    7
    2022 2023 %
    Crimes Against Property Jan. to March Jan. to March Change
    Arson 66 50 -24.2%
    1 1 -
    Bribery 3.4%
    Burglary/Breaking and Entering 2,370 2,170 -8.4%
    increase
    Counterfeiting/Forgery 555 389 -29.9%
    Destruction/Damage/Vandalism 3,909 4,290 9.8%
    due to motor
    Embezzlement 78 45 -42.3% vehicle theft
    Extortion/Blackmail 0 0 -
    Fraud Offenses 2,050 1,780 -13.2%
    Larceny/Theft Offenses 12,639 12,207 -3.4%
    Motor Vehicle Theft 2,697 4,292 59.1%
    Robbery 387 386 -0.3%
    Stolen Property 108 106 1.9%
    Total 24,860 25,716 3.4%

    8
    Crimes Against Property
    3.4% Increase Compared to Q1 Last Year

    • Primary driver of the increase is motor vehicle 56.6% of property crime is


    theft residential

    • Most property crimes are crimes of opportunity Property Crime Victims


    taking advantage of easy targets Race/Ethnicity %
    White 49.0%
    • The Department meets regularly with residents Hispanic/Latino 31.4%
    and businesses to share prevention strategies Unknown 12.5%
    African American 5.3%
    • June 2023 - Department will implement
    Asian/Pacific Islander/Native 1.8%
    enhancements to the Property Crime Unit American
    to increase visibility and proactivity
    Total 100%

    9
    2023 Q1 Crime Update

    Public Safety Committee


    April 18, 2023
    Presented by William McManus, Chief of Police

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