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34 Beat

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Officers assigned to 34 Beat

Officer Nick Long
Community Policing
Beat Coordinator
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1st Shift Officer J. Kaster	2nd Shift Officer W. Robinson	3rd Shift Officer M. Rosales	4th Shift Officer A. Klumpp

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Previous Year Statistics for Beat 34

 

Type of Crime	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011
Murder	1	2	2	3	0
Rape	13	10	10	7	10
Individual Robbery	14	10	12	14	13
Business Robbery	3	3	5	2	3
Agg. Assault Drive By	1	2	0	0	2
Residential Burglary	84	95	86	91	108
Non-Res. Burglary	41	33	25	29	32
Larceny	283	234	225	239	230
Auto Theft	55	44	45	33	64
Vandalism	241	213	242	234	211
Totals	736	646	652	652	673

  

   
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Last Updated:  September 20, 2011   My name is Officer Justin M. Whyte and I have been serving as a Beat Coordinator for 5 years now.  I have been a Police Officer now in my ninth year, and have worked in the Patrol East Bureau since 2002.    I am looking forward to meeting all of you and working in our community.  If you have any questions or concerns, Please feel free to call or e-mail me and I will be more than happy to help you in any way I can.          BEAT NEWS  Organizing A Neighborhood Watch Block by block community mobilization is the most powerful weapon to fight crime. A neighborhood watch is the fastest, safest, and most effective way to rid your neighborhood of crime and prevent it from coming back. Why? Your neighbors and you coming together gives you power and power gives you results to take back your neighborhood block. For information on starting a neighborhood watch you can call the Patrol East Community Policing Office at 688-9545.         FACEBOOK or TWITTER USERS   If your a user of Facebook/Twitter, like so many are, please take the time to become a fan of the WICHITA POLICE DEPARTMENT SITE. This provides tons of information on the latest happenings in the Wichita area.        LARCENY FROM VEHICLES A larceny is simply a term used to say that someone stole something.  It is theft.  The Wichita Police Department has seen an increase all over the city in larcenies from vehicles.  Items commonly stolen from a car include:  Purses, wallets, cell phones, cell phone chargers, laptops, insurance paperwork, tools, garage door openers, and the coins from an ashtray.  These items should not be left inside a vehicle.  Criminals are having the time of their lives stealing from Wichitans this year.  Citizens must take ANYTHING of value out of their cars each night.  Please be mindful at all times but especially as we approach the Holiday season.  Don't be a victim of this easily preventable crime.   TOP 10 RESIDENTIAL PARKING VIOLATIONS 1. Park w/in 15ft of a fire hydrant - 11.52.020(7) 2. Park w/in 30ft of a traffic sign - 11.52.020(10) 3. Park left wheels to curb - 11.52.040 4. Park w/in 8ft of a private drive - 11.52.020(5) 5. Park more than 12" from curb - 11.52.040 6. Park on sidewalk - 11.52.020(8) 7. Inoperable vehicale on private property - 7.40.045 8. Parking on required side yard - 11.52.030(b) 9. Parking on unpaved surface - 11.52.030(c) 10. Parking on required front yard - 11.52.030(a)   PORTABLE BASKETBALL GOALS Basketball is fun and a great source for exercise. However, the very popular portable basketball goals are being set up in neighborhoods adjacent to traffic ways causing a wide range of problems. First there is the safety aspect. Playing in the street is a dangerous practice and should be avoided altogether. Second, theses goals can become a nuisance problem for neighborhoods. Players not moving out of the way for vehicles in the roadway, loud players as well as loud music late at night, as well as blight issues can all hurt the morale and image for the neighborhood. For violations of basketball goals, please read the following: 1. Contact ANY city of Wichita employee and report the violation as well as the address to them. 2. The city employee will call or email Engineering Division's Linda Firsching at 268-4418, or lfirsching@wichita.gov with the address of the violation. 3. Linda Firsching will log the complaint in a database and assigned to a sidewalk inspector who will verify the violation with a photograph. 4. Notifications will be provided to the residence and compliance checks will begin. 5. Continued violations will be subjected to fines and possibly removal of the goal by city employees. If you are a parent responsible for one of these goals, please be responsible and assure that the basketball goal is not contributing to a dangerous environment or contributing to a nuisance problem. If you are a citizen that wants to report problems arising from a portable basketball goal, follow the steps above. GRAFFITI Citizens can now email graffiti complaints to: KEEPWICHITACLEAN@WICHITA.COM They will need the provide the following: Address and Location of the Graffiti Property Type - Residential or Business Type of Surface the Graffiti is on                             WORDS TO LIVE BY "...the police are the public and the public are the police:  the police being the only members of the public that are paid to give full time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interest of community welfare and existence." -Sir Rober Peel (1847)     ONLINE REPORTING To report suspicious activity in your neighborhood that does not require an officers immediate response try our city website.  /CityOffices/Police/Forms/SuspiciousActivity.htm To report a traffic accident online:  /CityOffices/Police/Forms/AccidentReport.htm To advise the WPD that you will be on vacation: /CityOffices/Police/Forms/Vacation.htm     34 BEAT NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS   District Advisory Board Meeting for District III meets the first Wednesday of every month at 7pm at 101 E. Pawnee. If you live in the 34 beat area, you live in district three.  This is an open public meeting and all are welcome to attend.   Longview Neighborhood Association meets on the 2nd Tuesday of every odd numbered month at 6:30 pm. at 4031 E. Harry "Office This".  This association covers from Kellogg to Lincoln and from Bluff to Hillside.      Fairfax Neighborhood Association meets once a quarter on 1st Tuesday of the month, but meetings vary each quarter.  The meeting time is at 6:30 pm at 812 S. Oliver (Victory Baptist Church).  This association covers from Kellogg to Lincoln and from Bluff to Oliver.   Meadowlark Neighborhood Association meets on the 2nd Monday of every odd numbered month at 7pm at 2221 S. Oliver.  This association covers from Mt. Vernon to Pawnee and from Oliver to GWB.   Hilltop Manor Corporation meets on the 3rd Monday of every month at 6 pm at 1411 S. Oliver.  This corporation covers from Harry to Lincoln and Pershing to Oliver.   Grandview Heights Neighborhood Association meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 7pm at the Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church (Mt. Vernon and Roosevelt).  This association covers from Harry to Mt. Vernon and from Oliver to Hillside.   Hilltop Neighborhood Association (HAND) meeting meets on the 4th Tuesday of every month at 6 pm at the Hilltop Community Center (1329 S. Terrace).  This association covers from Bluffview to Oliver and from Lincoln to Harry. If you live in this area, please get involved with your neighborhood association.               Our Mission Statement The Wichita Police Department’s mission is to provide professional and ethical public safety services in partnership with citizens to identify, prevent and solve the problems of crime, fear of crime, social disorder and neighborhood decay, thereby improving the quality of life in our community.