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a MONTHLY OVERTIME REPORT

POLICING REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF = APRIL

TO THE MAYOR OF PORT COQUITLAM

19 80
— April 1980

MONTH

TOTAL HOURS

The first 4 months of 1980 have shown an overall increase
of 19.6% in criminal cases compared to the same period in

JANUARY

PREVIOUS YEAR

CURRENT YEAR

LIEU TIME OFF
TAKEN

PAYABLE
OVERTIME

EBRUARY =f gg
4ARCH a

\PRIL

Our School Curriculum Program is in the process of winding AAY '
down for this school year, with the members being returned
to regular duty for the summer. The program will continue JUNE —
on an expanded basis in September, at which time all grades
from kindergarten through Grade XII will be included. The
positive feedback on the program has far exceeded our expec-
tations for the first year.

1979. Major increases are in the categories of breaking and
entering, theft over $200 {up 100%) and wilful damage. The

Picture is disturbing and we are formulating action plans to
attempt to arrest the trend,

429.75 126.00 303.75

177,75 63,09 413.75

153.75
In spite of the preceding, there were no major crimes in 246.00 82.05 163,00

Port Coquitlam during April.

570.00 362,25 139.00 223.25

287.00

122.25

SUB/TOTAL
ULY
UGUST
EPTEMBER
CTOBER

~ OVEMBER

- SCEMBER

+ 2£,050.75

5.00

258,25

255.25

303.25

272.25

$86.00

4, 264075

TOTAL

CLASSIFICATION OF OVERTIME

“COURT OPERATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

| 104,25
391.25 476.50

STAT. HOLIDAY

TOTAL

362.25
1,215.75

NTH
“AR-TO-DATE + v4.00
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G.J. Davis, Inspector
Oi/e Coquitlam Detachment