❓ Ms Baker asks the Police Minister for detailed statistics on reported incidents, police responses, and move-on notices issued in the Halliday Park area of Bayswater for 2010-2012. The Minister provides data on reported incidents and CAD priorities, acknowledges unrecorded patrols, and details move-on notices issued.
AnsweredQoN 7787Legislative Assembly
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I refer to Halliday Park, Bayswater, and the streets which are near to, or adjoin, the park, including Rose Avenue, Drake Street, Railway Parade, Coode Street and Burnside Street. In relation to this area, can the Minister please advise, for each month of the calendar years 2012, 2011 and 2010:
(a) how many calls were made to police to report incidents of concern (including drunkenness, drinking alcohol in public, drug taking, anti-social behavior, home burglary, theft;
(b) how many Police incident reports were issued for incidents of concern in the area and of these incident reports, how many were Priority 1, 2, 3 and 4 callouts;
(c) how many police attendances were there for incidents in the area; and
(d) how many move-on notices were served by police in the area?
(a) how many calls were made to police to report incidents of concern (including drunkenness, drinking alcohol in public, drug taking, anti-social behavior, home burglary, theft;
(b) how many Police incident reports were issued for incidents of concern in the area and of these incident reports, how many were Priority 1, 2, 3 and 4 callouts;
(c) how many police attendances were there for incidents in the area; and
(d) how many move-on notices were served by police in the area?
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14 June 2012
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Minister for Police
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(a - b) The number of incidents reported to police and the designated Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) priority assigned to the task is attached in the table below. The statistics relate to the 2010, 2011 calendar years (CY) and 2012 CY (to April 2012).
[see tabled paper no.]
(c) While the table at question (a -b) reflects the number of CAD tasks allocated for this location, police also regularly patrol the area. These patrols are not specifically recorded, hence the time spent patrolling / attending incidents in this area may be greater than indicated.
(d)
Calendar Year
Move On Notices Issued
2010
55
2011
31
2012 (to April 2012)
5
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[see tabled paper no.]
(c) While the table at question (a -b) reflects the number of CAD tasks allocated for this location, police also regularly patrol the area. These patrols are not specifically recorded, hence the time spent patrolling / attending incidents in this area may be greater than indicated.
(d)
Calendar Year
Move On Notices Issued
2010
55
2011
31
2012 (to April 2012)
5
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