Uniformed Crime Reporting Responsibilities and Procedures- Established.pdf

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE NOTICE 2.2.7 December 30, 2014 TO: All Concerned Personnel FROM: Chief of Police SUBJECT: UNIFORMED CRIME REPORTING RESPONSIBILITIES AND PROCEDURES - ESTABLISHED PURPOSE: This Notice establishes Department responsibilities and procedures for the classification...

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE NOTICE 2.2.7 December 30, 2014 TO: All Concerned Personnel FROM: Chief of Police SUBJECT: UNIFORMED CRIME REPORTING RESPONSIBILITIES AND PROCEDURES - ESTABLISHED PURPOSE: This Notice establishes Department responsibilities and procedures for the classification of crimes in accordance with the Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI) Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR)Program. Consistent with our Core Values and a high regard for the public trust, this Notice is intended to emphasize the importance of statistical accuracy. Finally, this Notice supersedes previous directives where any conflict may exist. BACKGROUND: Pursuant to California Penal Code §13020, the California Department of Justice(CAL DOJ)is mandated to collect all crime, arrest and clearance information on the offenses of homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated and simple assault, burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft and arson from every law enforcement agency in California. The CAL DOJ has established that the information collected on these offenses be in accordance with the guidelines set forth under the FBI UCR Program. PROCEDURE: All concerned personnel shall continue to title crime reports (i.e., Investigative Reports and arrest reports) based on the appropriate California Penal Code Section. It shall be the responsibility of the Watch Commander to review the narrative and Modus Operandi(MO)of each report and to determine the correct UCR Crime Class(CC)code. The Watch Commander or other concerned personnel as indicated below shall review the narrative and MO of each report to determine which UCR CC code best reflects the crime reported and shall be responsible for entering that code directly on the IR or arrest report. Personnel shall utilize the UCR Summary Reporting System User Manual (2013), the Los Angeles Police Department Guidelines to Uniform Crime Reporting and the Consolidated Crime Analysis Database(CCAD)Code Manual to enter the appropriate UCR CC code on the Investigative Report(IR) or arrest report. These manuals and guidelines are available on the COMPSTAT page of the Local Area Network(LAN). All Concerned Personnel Page 2 2.2.7 Officer's Responsibilities: Based upon a thorough investigation, the reporting officer shall: • Title IRs and arrest reports based on the appropriate California Penal Code Section,(e.g., Robbery, Burglary); and, • Include all elements of the crime in the report narrative. Watch Commander's Responsibilities: The Watch Commander shall maintain the primary responsibility for the proper UCR classification of reports. Watch Commanders should be diligent in the review of all IRs and arrest reports to ensure that each report contains the necessary elements of the specific crime reported and that the title is based on the appropriate California Penal Code Section. The Watch Commander shall: • Review the IR or arrest report and select the appropriate decision tree (see attached); • Apply the facts in the IR or arrest report narrative to the applicable decision tree to determine the primary UCR CC code; and, • Write the Primary UCR CC code directly above the Incident Number field (INC#)on the IR, or directly above the DR Number field(DR)on the arrest report face sheet. Note: The primary UCR CC code is based on the highest UCR offense under the UCR Hierarchy Rule,(See UCR Summary Reporting System User Manual, Chapter 1, Page 23 available on the LAN). Records Unit's Responsibilities: Area/divisional Records Unit and Records and Identification (R&I) Division supervisors shall ensure adherence to the guidelines as set forth in this section. Area/divisional Records Unit and R&I Division personnel shall: • Enter the primary UCR CC Code in CCAD on the first crime class code field as written on the IR or arrest report by the Watch Commander; and, • Review the title of the IR or arrest report to determine if additional CC codes are required in the 2",3rd and/or 4th designated CCAD crime class code field(s). Note: The Watch Commander shall determine the proper crime title and primary UCR CC code prior to submittal to the Area Records Unit. If no primary UCR CC code has been written on the IR or arrest report, Area Records personnel shall return the report to the Watch Commander for the required UCR CC code. All Concerned Personnel Page 3 2.2.7 Detective Supervisor's Responsibilities: To help ensure accuracy in UCR CC code reporting, Detective Table Coordinators shall be responsible for an additional level review. Prior to assignment, the Detective Table Coordinator shall: • Review the IR or arrest report to ensure that the title is based on the appropriate California Penal Code section and correctly classified in accordance with the UCR Program; and, • Complete and submit a Follow-Up Investigation, Form 3.14, to reclassify reports that have been incorrectly titled per the California Penal Code or misclassified per the UCR program in compliance with Office of Operations Order No. 5, dated August 5, 2013. Note: It shall be the sole responsibility of the Principal Records Clerk or designee to reclassify reports in the Area Records Unit. Any questions regarding this Notice may be directed to the Officer in Charge, Data Integrity Unit, Real-Time Analysis and Critical Response Division, at(213)484-6710. , c CHARLIE BECK Chief of Police Attachments DISTRIBUTION "D" Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Guidelines for Classification of Aggravated Assault versus Other - Simple Assault - Summary Reporting System (SRS) Manual pages: 37- 42 & 160 Crime Report Titled as Aggravated, Other - Simple Assaults, ADW,Criminal Threats, Brandishing, Battery, Child Abuse, I ;IF gsi5 Spousal / Cohab Abuse, or Attempts, etc., Assault Crime Class Code Guide PART I CRIME CC 230: AGGRAVATED ASSAULT (including poisoning, maiming, mayhem, assault Assault - Was there an unlawful attack by one person on another? Crime YES (Including Attempts) NO 1110 Not Reported to UCR or Other Crime with explosives, and assault with disease) : ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON [(ADW)- Likely to produce great bodily injury] (ATTEMPT) MURDER Type of Weapon Used Firearm Knife Other Dangerous Weapon (Same as ADW) (e.g., Injury Report Note: OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPONS The weapons in this category include, but are not limited to, Mace•, pepper spray, clubs, bricks, jack handles, tire irons, bottles, or other blunt instruments used to club or beat victims. Attacks by explosives, acid, lye, poison, scalding, burnings, BB guns, pellet guns, Tasers., stun guns, etc., UCR page: 39 or IF D.V. Incident) vow. Aggravated Assault Teeth CC 236: SPOUSAL/COHAB ABUSE - Aggravated Assault 1.1») CC 250: SHOTS FIRED (Discharge Verbal of firearms) at MOVING VEHICLE, TRAIN or AIRCRAFT 116ID Feet CC 251: SHOTS FIRED INHABITED DWELLING Was the injury ) Serious? CC 761: BRANDISHING WEAPON, EXHIBITING DEADLY WEAPON IS • Used Displayed (or) Threatened with • • • OFFICER (LAPD OFFICER ONLY) CC 235: CHILD ABUSE (Physical) - Hands/Fist Ce2 YES • • • CC 231: ADW AGAINST POLICE • Broken bones Internal Injury Stitches Strangulation • • • Abrasions Minor Lacerations Contusions/Bruises Intimidation / Fear THEN PART II CRIME CC 622: BATTERY ON FIREFIGHTER CC 623: BATTERY ON POLICE OFFICER (LAPD OFFICER No Injury Necessary Serious(GBI) Non-Serious ONLY) CC 624: SIMPLE ASSAULT All reports, involving Spousal / Cohab Abuse shall be coded with the Domestic Violence MO Code 2000 (Unlawful use of force or violence on another) CC 625: OTHER SIMPLE ASSAULT (Assault, no weapons or injuries, e.g., spitting) CC 626: SPOUSAL/COHAB ABUSE Code as Aggravated Assault CC: 230, 231, 235 ;236, 250, 251, 761 Code as Other - Simple Assault CC: 622, 623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 647, 763, 930 Simple Assault CC 627: CHILD ABUSE (physical) Simple Assault CC 647: THROWING OBJECT AT UCR Definition of Aggravated Assault: An unlawful attack UCR Definition of an Other - Simple Assault: All assaults and by one person upon another for the purpose of inflicting attempted assaults which do not involve the use of a firearm, severe or aggravated bodily injury. This type of assault usually is accompanied by the use of a weapon or by means likely to produce death or great bodily harm. UCR page: 37 MOVING VEHICLE knife, cutting instrument or other dangerous weapon AND CC 763: STALKING which the victim did not sustain serious or aggravated injuries. CC 930: CRIMINAL THREATS To unlawfully place another person in reasonable fear of bodily harm through the use of threatening words and/or other conduct. UCR pages: 40 & 160 Decision Tree for Determining Proper UCR Classification of Aggravated Assault versus Other - Simple Assault Updated 11/25/14 - Real Time Analysis and Critical Response Division - Data Integrity Unit Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Guidelines for Classification of Burglary versus Larceny Theft - Summary Reporting System (SRS) Manual pages: 42 - 46 & 49 Burglary Crime Class Code Guide Crime Report Titled as Burglary, Forced Entry, Unlawful Entry or Attempts, etc., PART I CRIME CC 310: Burglary Burglary No Forced Entry (Including Attempts) Not Reported to UCR Was there an *unlawful entry of a **structure to commit a felony or a theft? Forced Entry or (Attempt) as a Burglary (e.g., Shoplift or NO YES CC 320: Burglary Theft) THEFT CC 341: Theft -Grand ($950.01 & over) CC 343: Shoplifting-Grand ($950.01 & over) CC 440: Theft-Petty Was there force (of any kind) ($950 & under) used to gain entry? CC 441: Theft(Attempt) NO YES CC 442: Shoplifting-Petty ($950 & under) CC 443: Shoplifting (Attempt) Any Tool Note: FORCIBLE ENTRY Entry was achieved by TRESPASSING Law enforcement classifies Burglary-Forcible Entry as through an unlocked door, window all offenses where force of or other open access. any kind is used to unlaw- Note: Tents, tent trailers, fully enter a structure for motor homes, house the purpose of committing a theft or felony. This Forced Lock Forced Door frl trailers, or other mobile * definition applies when a thief gains entry by using (NO FORCE) Gained entry tools, breaking windows, by an unlock door or win- ' OA recreational purposes are not considered structures. The UCR Program does forcing windows, doors, dow. The element of transoms, or ventilators, cutting screens, walls, or not consider a telephone trespass to the structure is booth a structure. essential in this category, roofs, and where known, UCR page: 43 which includes thefts from using master keys, picks, open garages, open ware- unauthorized keys, celluOpen Door loid, a mechanical contrivance of any kind (e.g., a ment areas in apartment other devices that leave no houses where entry is outward mark but are used to force a lock. UCR page: 44 houses, open or unlocked dwellings, and open or unlocked common base- passkey or skeleton key), or Broken Window units being used for Note: UNLAWFUL ENTRY achieved by other than the Open Window tenant who has lawful access. UCR page: 45 Any Key(s) Code as Burglary (Forceful or Unlawful Entry) CC: 310,320 .00°) Code as Theft CC: 341, 343, 440, 441,442,443 **UCR Definition of a Structure: Apartment, Barn, Cabin, Church, Condominium, Dwelling house, Factory, Garage, House trailer or Houseboat(permanent residence), Mill, Office, Other building, Outbuilding, Public building, Railroad car, Room, School, Stable, Storage facility, Vessel (ship), Warehouse . Additionally, any house trailer or other mobile unit is permanently fixed as an office, residence, or storehouse is considered a structure. UCR pages: 42 - 43 UCR Definition of Burglary: The unlawful entry of a structure to commit a felony or a theft. UCR page: 42 Decision Tree for Determining Proper UCR Classification of Burglary versus Larceny-Theft UCR Definition of Theft From Building: A theft from within a building that is open to the general public or where the offender has legal access. UCR page: 49 Hotel Rule Burglaries of hotels, motels, lodging houses, or other places where temporary lodging is the main purpose can present reporting problems to law enforcement. If a number of units under a single manager are burglarized and the offenses are most likely to be reported to the police by the manager rather than the individual tenants, the burglary is reported as a single offense. If the individual living areas in a building are rented or leased to the occupants for a period of time that would preclude the tenancy from being classified as transient, then the burglaries would most likely be reported separately by the occupants. UCR page: 43 Updated 11/25/14 - Real Time Analysis and Critical Response Division - Data Integrity Unit Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Guidelines for Classification of Homicide Crime - Summary Reporting System (SRS) Manual pages: 28 — 31 Homicide Crime Report Generated for Homicide, Murder, Justifiable Homicide, and Manslaughter Crime Class Code Guide PART I CRIME CC 110: HOMICIDE CRIMINAL/MURDER CC 113: MANSLAUGHTER/ Was the victim intentionally YES killed by another person? NEGLIGENCE NO CC 945: HOMICIDE— JUSTIFIABLE NOT REPORTED Was the death due to CC 111: HOMICIDE NOT gross negligence? REPORTED TO UCR - (USED BY RACR AND AOSD ONLY) Murder The willful killing of one human being by another. Justifiable Homicide In UCR,justifiable homicide is defined as IOW YES and limited to: by a peace officer in quarrel, assault or com- the line of duty. Note: Agencies do not • Fetal Deaths • The killing of a felon, classified as Murder. UCR page: 28 ,:mmn Criminal Homicides: • The killing of a felon in a fight, argument, mission of a crime is "mot report the following as • As a general rule, any death caused by injuries IION/k during the commis- Manslaughter by Gross Negligence The killing of another through gross negligence. • Deaths by Heart Attacks during commission of a crime. sion of a felony, by a private citizen. • Negligent Discharge • Traffic Fatalities ( EXCEPTIONS ) • Elder Neglect Death Intentional • Child Neglect Death Caused by fleeing felon UCR page: 30 MOM Code as Criminal Homicide/Murder CC:110 UCR Definition of Criminal Homicide: The willful (nonnegligent) killing of one human being by another. UCR page: 28 Code as Justifiable Homicide CC:945 UCR Definition of Justifiable Homicide: The justifiable / excusable killing of another human being. UCR page: 30 Decision Tree for Determining Proper UCR Classification of Homicide Crime .. Code as Manslaughter Negligence CC:113 UCR Definition of Manslaughter by Gross Negligence: The killing of another human being by gross negligence. UCR page: 31 111=111 Code as Homicide Not Reported to UCR CONTACT RACR/ADSD Deaths Not Reported to UCR Include: Traffic fatalities, fetal deaths and situations in which the victim dies from a heart attack during commission of a crime. UCR page: 29 Updated 11/25/14 - Real Time Analysis and Critical Response Division - Data Integrity Unit MEW Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Guidelines for Classification of Larceny Theft - Summary Reporting System (SRS) Manual pages: 46 - 50 Larceny -Theft Crime Class Code Guide Crime Report Titled as Theft, Pickpocket, Pursesnatch, Shoplift, Burglary/Theft From Motor Vehicle, or Attempts, etc., PART I CRIME CC 341: THEFT - GRAND (5950.01 & over) CC 343: SHOPLIFT - GRAND (5950.01 & over) No Crime Theft CC 345: DISHONEST EMPLOYEE - Was the property of one person (e.g., Lost Report: taken by another? Only applicable if location 4=1 GRAND CC 440: THEFT - PETTY where item was left is (including Attempts) NO ($950 & under) unknown ) CC 441: THEFT •(Attempt) CC 442: SHOPLIFT - PETTY Note: YE /S (5950 & under) If force beyond simple Other Crime jostling is used to overcome Was there an ABSENCE of force or threat of force? the resistance of the victim, See Robbery the offense becomes a strong- Decision Tree arm Robbery and is classified (Strong-arm ) CC 444: DISHONEST EMPLOYEE • PETTY CC 445: DISHONEST EMPLOYEE (Attempt) as such. UCR page: 47 YES CC 443: SHOPLIFT - (Attempt) CC 470: TILL TAP - GRAND THEFT .......... (5950.01 & Over) Was the crime location an open access area? YES 4 NO CC 471: TILL TAP - PETTY THEFT Other Crime Note: Agencies report a theft from a . 0 . structure accompanied by a breaking or . ($950 & under) See Burglary CC 472: TILL TAP - (Attempt) unlawful entry without breaking (trespass) Decision Tree as burglary, NOT as Larceny Theft. (forcible or UCR page: 49 • • CC 473: THEFT FROM COIN MACHINE- GRAND unlawful entry) CC 474: THEFT FROM COIN 1 •Shoplift •Theft of Bicycles •Theft From Buildings •Theft From Coinoperated Device or Machine •AII Other (UCR page: SO) For the UCR Program, Larceny and Theft are synonymous. See Motor Vehicle Theft Decision Tree •Chainsnatch •Farm Equipment •Drunkroll •Bulldozers e.g., Grand Theft = I •Airplanes i Larceny •Construction Petty Theft = Equipment Larceny (Including Attempts) UCR page: 46 •Burglary / Thefts From Motor Vehicles •Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts and Accessories •Theft From Person •Pickpocket •Pursesnatch •water Crafts (motorboats, sailboats, houseboats, jet skis) (5950.01 & over) MACHINE - PETTY (5950 & under) Note: Certain state statutes list Theft From Motor Vehicles in their criminal codes as burglaries. For the UCR Program, however, agencies classify these thefts as "Theft From Motor Vehicles". CC 475: THEFT FROM COIN MACHINE - (Attempt) CC 480: BICYCLE -STOLEN CC 485: BICYCLE - STOLEN (Attempt) CC 487: BOAT - STOLEN CC 491: BOAT • STOLEN (Attempt) V THEFT FROM PERSON CC 350: THEFT FROM PERSON CC 351: PURSESNATCH CC 352: PICKPOCKET / PICKPURSE UCR pages: 48 - 49 CC 353: DRUNKROLL V V CC 450: THEFT FROM PERSON (Attempt) CC 451: PURSESNATCH (Attempt) CC 452: PICKPOCKET/PICKPURSE (Attempt) CC 053: OR UNKROLL (Attempt) Code as Theft CC:343, 442, 443,480, 485, 341, 440,441,473, 474, 475,345,444,445, 470,471,472,487,491 BFMV TFMV Code as Grand Theft Person (GTP) CC: 350, 353, 352,351,450, 451,452,453 Code as BFMV/TFMV CC: 330, 331, 410,420,421 Code as Robbery CC: 210, 220 or Burglary CC: 310,320 CC 330: BURGLARY FROM VEHICLE CC 331: THEFT FROM VEHICLE GRAND ($950.01 & over) CC 410: BURGLARY FROM VEHICLE (Attempt) CC 420: THEFT FROM VEHICLE PETTY(5950 & under) UCR Definition of LARCENY THEFT: UCR definition of Pickpocket: The theft of UCR Definition of Theft From Building: A theft from within a The unlawful taking, carrying, leading, or riding away of property from the possession or constructive possession of another. UCR page: 46 articles from a person by stealth where the building that is open to the general public or where the victim usually does not become immediately offender has legal access. UCR page: 49 CC 421: THEFT FROM VEHICLE (Attempt) aware of the theft. UCR page: 47 UCR Definition of Shoplift: The theft by a UCR Definition of Pursesnatch: The grabbing person (other than an employee) of goods or or snatching of a purse, handbag, etc., from merchandise exposed for sale. UCR page: 47 - 48 the custody of an individual. UCR page: 47 Decision Tree For Determining Proper OCR Classification of Larceny Theft UCR definition of Burglary / Theft From Motor Vehicle: The theft of articles from a motor vehicle, whether locked or unlocked. This includes theft of motor vehicle parts and accessories. UCR page: 48- 49 ' Updated 11/25/14 - Real Time Analysis and Critical Response Division - Data Integrity Unit Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Guidelines for Classification of Motor Vehicle Theft(MVT)/ GTA Crime - Summary Reporting System (SRS) pages: 51-52 & 161-162 Crime Report Titled as Motor Vehicle Theft(MVT) GTA, Driving Without Owner Consent(DWOC), Embezzlement, Identity Theft, or Attempts, etc., Motor Vehicle Theft Crime Class Code Guide PART I CRIME a YES Does the vehicle meet the definition of motor vehicle under the UCR? MOTOR VEHICLE CC 433: DRIVING WITHOUT NO OWNER'S CONSENT (DWOC) tft Trucks Motorcycles Buses itio Scooters *ilk, Ayv CC 510: VEHICLE STOLEN Snowmobile CC 520: VEHICLE STOLEN (Attempt) Note: Taking Was the motor vehicle 4M1 a vehicle for temporary use when prior authority has been granted or can be assumed such as in family taken unlawfully? NO YES situations or unauthorized use by others having lawful Was the vehicle taken without owner's YES consent? access to the vehicle is not classified as motor vehicle thefts. NO Farm Equipment THEFT Bulldozers CC 341: THEFT- GRAND (PLAIN THEFT - $950.01 & over) Airplanes CC 487: BOAT- STOLEN CC 491: BOAT- STOLEN Watercraft (Attempt) • • PARTTC7,7;71 Motor Vehicle Theft CC 354: IDENTITY THEFT /THEFT OF IDENTITY DOES NOT CC 668: EMBEZZLEMENTGRAND include farm equipment, CC 670: EMBEZZLEMENT - PETTY bulldozers, • DWOC UCR page: 51 Was the vehicle • Vehicle Stolen a YES 0 00 taken by NO deceptive means? airplanes, construction CC 649: DOCUMENT, FORGED OR STOLEN equipment or CC 950: DEFRAUDING INKEEPER/THEFT OF SERVICES ($950.01 & over) water craft • Including Attempts (motorboats, sailboats, .111111INIMIIIIII=M111111011111111111111111111,1 NO Identity Theft Embezzlement houseboats or jet skis). Crime 9 Rental Vehicle Contract completed or paid for by fraudulent means. Internet Ads Employees CC 951: DEFRAUDING INKEEP • ER/THEFT OF SERVICES ($950 & under I UCR page: 51 / Note: CARJACK $ • Is a type of Robbery in which I Report to Vehicle Processing Unit(VPU) a vehicle is taken by force or fear. REFER TO ROBBERY DECISION TREE Code as MVT CC:510,433,520 Code as Embezzlement CC:668,670 Code as Identity Theft CC: 354 Not Reported to UCR STOLEN VEHICLES Area of occurrence is responsible for the UCR Definition of Motor Vehicle Theft: The theft or attempted theft of a motor vehicle, which UCR Program defines as a self- propelled vehicle that runs on land surface and not on rails... Reporting agencies classify as Motor Vehicle Theft all cases where automobiles are taken by persons not having lawful access even though the vehicles are later abandoned. They should include joyriding in this category. UCR page: 51 UCR Definition of UCR Definition of UCR Definition of Fraud: Embezzlement: The unlawful The intentional perversion of the misappropriation or misapplication by an offender to his/her own use or purpose of money, property, or some other thing of value entrusted to his/her care, custody, or control. UCR page: 162 Decision Tree for Determining Proper UCR Classification of Motor Vehicle Theft(MVT)/ GTA truth for the purpose of inducing another person or other entity in investigation Larceny Theft: The unlawful taking, carrying, leading, or riding away (regardless of how the vehicle was taken). of property from the posses- reliance upon it to part with some- sion or constructive posses- thing of value or to surrender a sion of another. Constructive possession is "control legal right. Fraudulent conversion and obtaining of money or property dominion over a property by false pretenses. UCR page: 161 custody of it". UCR page: 46 IDENTITY THEFT Investigated by Commercial Crimes without actual possession or Updated 11/29/14 - Real Time Analysis and Critical Response Division - Data Integrity Unit ral•Mi=m• Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Guidelines for Classification of Rape versus Other Sex Crime - Sumiriary Reporting System (SRS) Manual pages: 32 - 35 & 163 - 164 Rape / Other Sex Crime Report Titled as Rape,Sodomy, Oral Copulation, Crime Class Code Guide Penetration with Foreign Object, Sex Crimes, or Attempts, etc., PART I CRIME CC 121: RAPE, FORCIBLE CC 122: RAPE, (Attempt) Was there penetration, no Rape 4mm Other Sex Crime or (Including Not Reported to UCR attempted matter how slight (Including Attempts) YES penetration with NO without the con- foreign object, oral copulation sent of the victim? and sodomy) Was there unlawful Forcible or CC 815: SEXUAL PENE- sexual contact? TRATION WITH A FOREIGN OBJECT AN UNDETERMINED • ) Was it Indecent Exposure consensual? YES • Child Annoying NO mouth of one shall be assigned as person with sex a Category I organ or anus of investigation. Whenever the follow-up investigation determines a sexual assault Or Age CC 820: ORAL COPULATION (Copulating SEXUAL ASSAULT Including Incapacity due to alcohol or drugs Note: NO YES Incapable of giving consent due to temporary or permanent physical or mental incapacity, another) CC 821: SODOMY (Sexual contact between penis of one person to the anus of another) occurred... the • Unlawful Sex • Battery with appropriate crime Sexual Connotation • Incest class code shall be PART II CRIME updated in CCAD. CC 810: UNLAWFUL SEX (Includes Chief of mutual consent) Detectives Notice *"Reports of crimes against child must be titled based on the type of crime December 11, 2009 *CC 812: CRIME AGAINST CHILD committed,followed by the secondary crime title Crime Against Child". (Lewd / lascivious act with child OCOP Notice July 10, 2014 13 & under) CC 813: CHILD ANNOYING (17 years & under) - did not touch victim CC 830: INCEST Code as Undetermined Sexual Assault CC: 994 Code as (Other Corresoondinal Sex Crime CC 840: BEASTIALITY CC 850: INDECENT EXPOSURE (Exposing private parts in public view) CC 860: BATTERY WITH UCR Definition of Rape: Penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person, without the consent of the victim. This definition includes either gender of victim or offender. This definition also includes instances in which the victim is incapable of giving consent because of temporary or permanent mental or physical incapacity (including due to the influence of drugs or alcohol) or because of age. Physical resistance is not required on the part of the victim to demonstrate lack of consent. UCR Definition of Other Sex Crime: (Except Rape, Prostitution, and Commercialized Vice) Definition of Undetermined Sexual Assault: SEXUAL CONNOTATION / OTHER SEX OFFENSE NON CRIME Any incident where This classification includes offenses against chastity, common decency, morals, and the like. UCR page: 163 - 164 all the elements of a sexual assault cannot be established at the time of report. CC 993: CHILD ON CHILD SEXUAL INCIDENT (11 years or under) CC 994: UNDETERMINED SEXUAL ASSAULT Chief of Detectives Notice December 11, 2009 UCR page: 32 Decision Tree for Determining Proper UCR Classification of Rape versus Other Sex Crime. Updated 11/25/14 - Real Time Analysis and Critical Response Division - Data Integrity Unit Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Guidelines for Classification of Robbery versus Grand Theft Person (GTP) - Summary Reporting System (SRS) Manual pages : 35 - 37 & 46 - 47 Robbery / Theft Crime Report Titled as Robbery, Grand Theft Person (GTP)or Attempts. Crime Class Code Guide PART I CRIME c;otWakas Robbery CC 210: ROBBERY (Taking property (Including YES Attempts) or fear) (e.g., Lost Report: en from the or Theft by means of force No Crime property Only applicable if location *(Includes Carjacks) where item was left is care, custody or NO unknown). CC 220: ROBBERY control of the (Attempt) victim? Grand Robbery 4m III* Theft Was property taken through **Force or Fear? YES NO GTP CC 350: THEFT FROM Person (GTP) PERSON CC 351: PURSESNATCH CC 352: PICKPOCKET / r um... Type of Crimel Report Type of Weapon Used, or Threatened With CC 450: THEFT FROM Note: Other Dangerous DANGEROUS CC 353: DRUNKROLL PERSON (Attempt) Reporting low OTHER Firearm PICKPURSE l agencies also CC 451: PURSESNATCH Hands/Fist include theft WEAPONS Chainsnatch Club, acid, explosive, brass knuckles, Maces, pepper spray, stun gun, Taser', or other '41111110. dangerous weapon is employed or its use is threatened with. 11160 Feet from a person in CC 452: PICKPOCKET / an unconscious Teeth (Attempt) Pickpocket state, including PICKPURSE drunks,in this (Attempt) category. Pursesnatch Intoxicated Individual UCR page: 41 CC 453: DRUNKROLL (Drunkroll) (Attempt) UCR page: 36 Weapon (No Injury Verbal *Note: Necessary) CARJACK in Code as Grand Theft Person CC: 350, 352,450,452, 351,451, 353,453 Is a type of Robbery which a vehicle is taken by force or fear. Code as CC: 210, 220 UCR Definition of ROBBERY: UCR definition of Pickpocket: The theft of UCR Definition of Pursesnatch: **Note: If there is any type of physical The taking or attempting to take anything of value from the care, custody, or control of a person or persons by force or threat of force articles from a person by stealth where the The grabbing or snatching of a purse, handbag, etc., from the custody of an individual. IF MORE FORCE is used than struggle with a security guard or store or violence and/or by putting the victim in fear. UCR page: 35 victim usually does not become immediately aware of the theft. HOWEVER, if the victim is manhandled or if force beyond simple jostling is used to overcome the resistance of the victim, the offense becomes a strong-arm Robbery and is classified as such. UCR page: 47 Decision Tree for Determining Proper UCR Classification of Robbery versus Grand Theft Person (GTP) is actually necessary to snatch the purse from the grasp of the owner, or if the victim resists the theft in any way, then the offense is classified as a strong-arm Robbery. UCR page: 47 employee that a shoplifter uses to escape, this would be considered a ROBBERY or ATTEMPT ROBBERY. E.g., A juvenile was observed by a store security guard concealing compact discs under his shirt. When he was confronted, the youth punched the security guard and fled the store. UCR page: 37 Updated 11/25/14 - Real Time Analysis and Critical Response Division - Data Integrity Unit