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47 Beat

Officer Paul Kimble Community Policing Beat Coordinator Email me here

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Officers assigned to 47 Beat

1st Shift Officer S. Boyd	2nd Shift Officer R. Tyrrell	3rd Shift Officer J. Boyd	4th Shift Officer D. Boone

 

SCAT Officer Officer D. Weidner  Email me here

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Previous Year Statistics for Beat 47    

Type of Crime	2008	2007	2006	2005	2004	2003	2002	2001
Murder	0	1	3	2	2	2	1	1
Rape	4	3	10	7	7	12	4	2
Individual Robbery	12	11	3	11	8	12	2	13
Business Robbery	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	2
Agg. Assault Drive By	4	2	5	2	5	61	26	0
Residential Burglary	72	102	59	56	56	61	59	44
Non-Res. Burglary	21	24	18	16	20	21	17	16
Larceny	195	223	173	170	222	177	93	174
Auto Theft	33	32	34	31	78	103	22	45
Vandalism	210	167	172	139	146	129	95	111

   

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Published by Officer Kimble 3015 E. 21st Street Wichita, KS  67214 (316) 688-9500 pkimble@wichita.gov   Last Updated on 08/16/09         Badges for Back Packs   The Wichita Police Department, Davis Moore and Simon Property Group have partnered together to help the Wichita Children’s Home for the upcoming school year.  Starting July 24th   through July 31st donations of school supplies will be collected at both Towne East and Towne West malls.  The school supplies will be given to the Wichita Children’s Home to help the children who wouldn’t get them otherwise. We need your help, so please bring new unused school supplies to Towne East or Towne West mall July 24th through July 31st.  The donations can be placed in the bed of the Davis Moore truck that is on display at the malls.   2009-2010 Elementary Supply List KINDERGARTEN Crayons, 16 count regular-size Crayola Crayola Markers Elmer’s Glue, 8-ounce size Two Glue Sticks Scissors, Fiskars One 70 page spiral notebook Writing Pencil, No. 2 Backpack Two Boxes of Kleenex GRADE 2 Crayons, 24 count regular size Crayola Crayola Markers Elmer’s Glue, eight-ounce size Two Glue Sticks Ruler, 12-inch Scissors, Fiskars Tablet Spiral Notebook Writing Pencil, No. 2 **Watercolors, Crayola #080 Backpack Two Boxes of Kleenex GRADE 1 Crayons, 24 count regular size Crayola Crayola Markers Elmer’s Glue, eight-ounce size Two Glue Sticks Scissors, Fiskars Tablet Writing Pencil, No. 2 Pink Eraser **Watercolors, Crayola #080 Backpack Two Boxes of Kleenex GRADE 3, 4 and 5 Calculator, small solar-powered Crayons, 24 count regular size Crayola Markers Elmer’s Glue, eight-ounce size Notebook paper: check with school preference on kind Ruler, 12-inch Scissors, Fiskars Tablet **Watercolors, Crayola #080 Writing Pencil, No. 2 Backpack Two Boxes of Kleenex   **Oval, eight-count watercolors and a #7 brush – Watercolor box should contain one each of the following colors: Yellow, green, brown, blue, black, red, orange and violet.       Crime Trends and Problems   Near the intersection on Kansas and McFarland, we have had a problem with vehicles racing, cars blocking the street, vehicles being worked on, and blight issues. We will be doing enforcement in that area to reduce these problems.   Residential Burglaries have increased recently. We will be doing more patrols and monitoring of areas that have gotten multiple burglaries.   Drug activity and problems associated with drugs has been reported in the 2400 block of N. Green We will be monitoring this area and addressing the drug activity.    Recently, we have had two sets of teenage gang members meeting to fight. Usually one group will arrive first and the other will arrive shortly after that. The fights normally do not occur, but one group fires guns at the other group. If you see teenagers congregating quickly in an area you normally do not see them congregate and it appears something is going to happen or they might be waiting for something, please call 911 and advise us of what is happening. We might be able to stop a shooting before one occurs.     Significant Crimes for  the Past Month Offense Desc Address Start Date Start Day of the Week ARSON  NON-DWELLING 2862 N HOLYOKE  AVE 20090801 Saturday BURGLARY RESIDENCE 2634 E KITE  CT 20090801 Saturday LARC B ALL OTHER 2600 N GROVE  ST 20090801 Saturday AGGRAVATED ASSAULT/DV 2600 E CONQUEST  CT 20090806 Thursday ARSON  NON-DWELLING 2504 N ESTELLE  AVE 20090810 Monday BURGLARY RESIDENCE 2606 N GREEN  ST 20090809 Sunday AGGRAVATED ASSAULT/DRIVE BY FIREARMS 2504 N ESTELLE  AVE 20090810 Monday AGGRAVATED BATTERY 2232 N MINNESOTA  AVE 20090811 Tuesday BATTERY ABW 2232 N MINNESOTA  AVE 20090811 Tuesday LARC B ALL OTHER 3714 N HILLSIDE  AVE 20090812 Wednesday LARC B FROM BUILDING 2201 E 25TH  ST N 20090803 Monday LARC B AUTO ACCESSORIES 2408 N GROVE  AVE 20090803 Monday LARC B ALL OTHER 4545 N BROADVIEW  CIR 20090803 Monday LARCENY OFF RD VEH/TRAILER/CONST EQ 2201 N BELMONT  AVE 20090806 Thursday **If you have any questions regarding any of these crimes please contact me at the above list phone number or e-mail address.   Traffic Issues Speeding on North Grove between 21st St. and 25th St. has become a noticeable problem. We will be doing enforcement in this area to reduce the number of speeders and the speed. As school starts back in session, please slow down for school zones and when see children. Children sometimes do not realize drivers cannot see them and cars cannot stop quickly. Speeding will be enforced along Opportunity Drive, near TOPS and The Boy and Girls Club.     Meetings    We have three active neighborhood associations on the beat. They are as follows:   Matlock Heights Neighborhood Association  They meet the third Thursday of the month at 6:30 P.M. at the North Bureau Substation   Northeast Heights Neighborhood Association They meet the fourth Thursday of the month at 7:00 P.M. at the University Methodist Church at 21st and Yale    Northeast Millair Neighborhood Association They meet the third Saturday of the month at 3:30 P.M. at the North Bureau Substation   If you live in the area of these associations, please attend these meetings. A lot of great information is given out during these meetings, and you get to know your neighbors in the area.