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Antioch Police Chief to Report 5% Reduction in Part 1 Crime in 2016

by ECT

Tuesday night, Antioch Police Chief Allan Cantando will present its 2016 Crime Statistics to the Antioch City Council which shows a reduction in Part 1 Crime by 5% in 2016 when compared to 2015.

In total, 2016 had 4,450 Part 1 Crimes compared to 4,683 which is 233 less incidents.

According to the statistics, there were 9 homicides in 2016—up 2 from 2015.

In total, Antioch Police worked 13 homicide call outs, however, 4 later deemed “justifiable” by the District Attorney’s office which drops the number down to 9.

In 2016, Antioch saw an increase of 4.6% in robberies with 293 incidents, but saw a decrease in aggravated assault by 28-incidents for a total of 403. Overall, violent crime was down 1.4%.

Antioch saw 233 less property crimes in 2016 as there were 762 burglary’s, 2012 thefts, and 916 auto thefts. According to police, auto thefts were down 10.5%.

Antioch also saw an overall decrease in arrests with 4821 total – down 2.7% when compared to 2015.

Overall, Antioch Police saw a reduction of calls for service by 4.52% with a total of 87,289 calls per serve—an average of 239 calls per day. A total of 8,112 were priority 1 calls. Another 39,077 calls were deemed priority 2.

In 2016, the police department further reduced their average response time to 9:48 minutes—in 2014 it was 10:36 minutes and in 2015 it was 10:06 minutes.

Antioch saw a 6.6% increase in traffic calls which included 7 fatalities, 223 DUI’s with 1,646 traffic accidents.

Currently, the police department is authorized for 102 sworn positions and have 98 full-time positions filled with 1 recruit set to graduate the academy in March 2017.

The police department is reporting between Nov 1, 2013 and Dec. 31,2016 they have hired 46-offices and have had 30 total separations for a net gain of 16 officers.

If you go:
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
7:00 pm
City Council Chambers
200 H Street, Antioch CA

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3 comments

Bill Moon Jan 24, 2017 - 9:02 am

These feel good reports mean very little other than political gain for the council to say they are actually doing something. Fact is, crime has not changed much over the long run, its way to high. Homicides are homicides whether they are justifiable or not. This council better get their act together or they will be booted like wade harper was.

The Dude Jan 25, 2017 - 3:05 pm

I believe this is what they refer to as “fake news”.

Humberto Guevara JR Jan 25, 2017 - 4:52 pm

It’s all bull … 5% reduction hahaha …. you bring in the ghetto you get Hella crime … welcome to the jungle …aka Antioch

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