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2	OPERATION DISRUPTION Began operations on July 6, 2005 as a 6 month test project. Objective was to leverage resources from each patrol division to gain citywide impact. Unit’s mission is to rapidly deploy resources to different areas of the city to “disrupt” the comfort level of criminal offenders.
3	Unit Composition and Hours Approximately 60 officers and supervisors. Span of control limited to no more than 8 officers per sergeant. Operates from Tuesday through Saturday 10:00 am until 4:00am.
4	Target Selection Target areas are selected for the upcoming week on Monday during the COMPSTAT meeting. Based on several criteria such as: - Emerging Crime Trends - Violent Gun Crimes - Drug Complaints - Chronic High Offense Locations Main Focus is areas with HIGH VIOLENT CRIME
5	Tactics Directed Patrol at the request of a detective. Saturation Patrol in target areas. “Knock and Talks” Safety Checks in the target areas. Warrant lists for the target areas. Known offenders in the target areas. Rapid deployment from location to location.
6	Historic Areas of Deployment and Crime Trends
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9	Crime Comparison 2005
10	PART ONE CRIME COMPARISON JULY – DECEMBER 2004 VS JULY – DECEMBER 2005
11	Operation Disruption Enforcement Totals July 6, 2005 – December 31, 2005
12	Arrests, Citations and Calls
13	Seizures
14	Impact Areas 2006 Analysis of crime data for the last six years shows six areas of high crime concentration. Reviewed all crime and filtered the data to exclude family violence, sexual assaults and shoplifting. Each location was a crime hotspot for every month in 2005.
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16	Impact Areas 2006 Impact Areas contributed 26.42% of crime in 2005. Impact Areas are approximately 1/16^th of the land and 20% of population. Impact Areas will be the primary areas of engagement for Operation Disruption, S.W.A.T. Units, Fugitive Unit, K-9 Unit, Mounted Unit and Narcotics Division.
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