April
2026
GROUP OFFENSES
A
NIBRS
GROUP
OFFENSES A
OFFENSE
TYPE
APR
2025
APR
2026
Percent Change
ASSAULT
OFFENSES
22 29
31 .
8%
LARCENY/ THEFT
OFFENSES
27 25
4%7.
DRUG/ NARCOTIC
OFFENSES
11 19
72.%
VANDALISM
12 10
16. 7 %
ROBBERY
5 400 .
0%
WEAPON
LAW
VIOLATIONS
4 5
0%25.
BURGLARY/ BREAKING &
ENTERING
4 3
25 .
0%
FRAUD
OFFENSES
5 3
40. 0%
SEX
OFFENSES
2 3
50 .
0 %
ARSON
1 2
0%100.
MOTOR
VEHICLE
THEFT
3 3
0.%
STOLEN
PROPERTY
2 3
50. 0%
ANIMALCRUELTY
2 1
50. 0%
KIDNAPPING/ ABDUCTIONS
1 1
0.%
PORNOGRAPHY/ OBSCENE M
ATERIAL
1 1
0. 0%
EMBEZZLEMENT
1 0
100.
0%
TOTAL
99 113
N 14.%C =
N
on -
Calculable
Group
A
offenses
are
National
Incident -
Based
NIBRS) Used
to
report
detailed
incidents Help
standardize
reporting
There
have
been
11 cases
offenses
with
10 arrests .
There
have
been
5 cases
with
3 arrests .
Burglary
offense
type
only
and
commercial.
Please
note:
There
can
bemultiple
offenses
in
When
dealing
with
small
percent
changes .
p
THROP
GROUP
A
OFFENSESCO
MPARISON
BY
MONTH
POLICE
CRIMES
AGAINST
PERSON
COMPARISON
MAR
2026
OAPR
2026
29 CRIMES
AGAINST
SOCIETY
MAR
2026
C
APR
2026
21 19
a
5 3
1 1
1 F
1 eoprilir
y
DRUG/ NARCOTIC
WEAPON
LAW
OFFENSES
VIOLATIONS
ASSAULT
OFFENSES
SEX
OFFENSES
KIDNAPPING/ ABDUCTIONS
25 24
CRIMES
AGAINST
PROPERTY
COMPARISON
12 10
MAR
2026
O
APR
2026
3 1166itt6
3 2
2 0
0 0
LARCENY/ THEFT
VANDALISM
FRAUD
OFFENSES
MOTOR
VEHICLE
BURGLARY
CO
UNTERFEIT/
ROBBERY
EMBEZZLEMENT
STOLEN
THEFT
FORGERY
PROPERTY
Felony
FELONY
AND
MISDEMEANOR
COMPARISONS
FELONY
AND
MISDEMEANOR
COMPARISON
BY
YEAR APR2025
APR2026
Misdemeanor
A
count
of
felonies
for
April
2026
April
2025.
This
April (
2026)
about
14%
higher
count This
April (
2026)
higher
than
last
COUNT INVESTIGATIONS -
APRIL 2026
CLEARANCE
ACTIVITY -
MARCH
2026 CLOSED
CASES
OPEN
CASES
CLEARANCE
CLOSED
CASES
5 OPEN
CASES
5 TOTAL
10 CLEA RANCE
STATUS
COUNT
ARREST
2 PENDING
5 REFERED
TO
DA
1 WARRANT
2 In
2026 investigations had
a
higher
case
load
than
the
previous
month
by
100%
Clearance
Activity:
Cases
received
or
worked
on
in
the
month
ofFebruary
2026
that
have
been
solved
or
are
still
open.Clearance
Status:
Where
the
case
stands
in
the
investigation
process
or
resulted
in.
Activity:
Assigned
cases
are
cases
detectives
take
over
and
are
the primary officer.
Assisted
cases
are
cases
in
which
detectives
aid
the primary
officer
of
the
case.
COUNT CLEARANCE
CLEARANCE CLOSED
CASES
13 OPEN
CASES
7 TOTAL
20 CLEARANCE
STATUS
ARREST
PENDING
REFERED
TO
DA
WARRANT
PATROL - APRIL
2026
INITIATED
COMPARISON
0 CALLS
FOR
SERVICE
0OFFICER
INITIATED
DTOTAL
INCIDENTS
APRIL
2025
APRIL
2026
April
cases
have
increased
compared
to
the
year
prior
by
12. 9%
and
arrests/ citations
have
also
increased
by
88. 9%
April
incidents
have
also
shown
an
increase
Incidents
below
are
split
into
two categories:
Calls
for
Service
and
Officer
Initiated Calls
for
Service:
calls
from
the community
to
report
incidents
Officer
Initiated:
incidents
discovered
through
officer
proactivity
Officer
Initiated
events
have
increased
while
there
have
been
less
calls
for
service
Most
incidents
have
been
officer
initiated
TOP
10 CALL
TYPES
FOR
APRIL
CALL
TYPE
APRIL
2025
Traffic
Stop
Security
Check
432412
Follow
up
104
CODE
ENFORCEMENT
196
911
Hang- up
201
Medical
Aid
106
Public
Assist
116
Disturbing
the
Peace
112
PROACTIVE
ENFORCE
MENT
3 Suspicious
Pers
ons
53 CASES
264
ARREST/ CITATION
54 REPONSE
TIME
AVERAGE
RESPONSE
TIME (
SS) MM: 21.4u/ 4
PR
AVG.
IORITY
RESPONSE 1
TIME (
SS) MM:
2025
YEAR
16: 42
37. 6%
a
2026
YEAlf
2025
Year:
Jan
1St,
2025 -
Apr
30th,
2025
2026
Year:
Jan
1St,
2026 -
Apr
30th,
2026
YEAR
TO
YEAR
CO
The
data
shows
the
end
of month (
January
1 —
response
times
years (
2025
vs
2026)
within
the
same
time
Response
time
is
time
scene
arrival
Average
response
time
Priority
1 calls
require
response
to
life -
life -
threatening
In
April
2026
there
calls
compared
to
priority
1 calls
PROPERTY
AND
EVIDENCE
IBIS
Crime
Gun
Intelligence
Center
Stats ( All
IBIS
COMPARISONS
BY
MONTHOMAR2026
OAPR
2026 3
ACQUISITIONS
LEADS
IBIS
COMPARISONS
BY
YEAR
APR
2025
APR
2026
ACQUISITIONS
LEADS
Stats
includes
entries
Lathrop
PD
Tracy
PD Manteca
PD
Ripon
PD
All
firearms
th
at
were
entered
Seized
by
officers
Acquisition -
The
digital
imaging
of
related
markings
present
on
cartridge
NIBIN (
National
Integrated
Ballistics
Network . Lead -
Anunconfirmed,
potential
between
two
or
more
pieces
of
firearm
evidence
based
on
acorrelation
images
in
the
NIBIN
database
by
ex
aminer
or
trained
NIBIN
technician .
intended
to
provide
a
lead
for
TRAFFIC
COLLISIONS
MARCH
2026
VEHICLE COLLISONS 57
3%26. a 18. 13G,
a
APRIL
2026 VEHICLE COLLISIONS 42
REPORTED
COLLISIONS
pVehicle- Vehicle []
Vehicle -
Bicycle
pVehicle- Object
22 MAR
2026
APR
2026
Vehicle
collisions
and
hit
and
lower
this
April
2026
than
the
March
2026.
Total
collisions
The
object
hit
most
in
been
other
vehicles,
property
objects
are
second,
and
the
month
of
March
have
been *
There
have
been
less
injuries
compared
to
previous
month,
mostly
being
minor .
Please
note
bicyclists
also
include
TRAFFIC INJURIES
MAR
2026
APR
2026
Minor
Injuries
178
Major
Injuries 22
Fatal
Injuries 00
TOTAL
19 10
APR
2025 TRAFFIC
STOPS
AND
ENFORCEMENT
TRAFFIC
CALLS
APR
2025
APR
2026
PERCENT CHANGE
TRAFFIC
STOP
432
TRAFFIC
ENFORCEMENT
505
16. 9 %
53 56
5 .
7%
TRAFFIC
ENFORCEMENT
COMPARISONS
OTRAFFICST0P
TRAFFIC
ENFORCEMENT APR
2026
VEHICLE
CODE
CITATIONS
APRIL
202lp183
65. 0%
4 Compared
to
last
year
for
the
March
officer
activity
has
increased. Traffic
enforcement
is
about
5. Traffic
stops
have
increased
higher. Vehicle
citations
have
more
with
65%
more
being
issued.
pTHROp
PARKING
ENFORCEMENT -
APRIL
2026
POLICE
PATROL
COMMUNITY
PARKING CITATIONS
These
numbers
represent
the
total
of
how
many
parking
citations
each
unit
served
in
the
2026
CODE
ENFORCEMENT -
APRIL
2026
BREAKDOWN
OF
CODE
ENFORCEMENT
ARPIL
2025
VS
2026
Types
of
Code
Enforcement
2025
2026
ncidents 72
hours
6 35
Basketball
Hoop
2 2
Business
License
2 3
Civil
0 0
Damaged
Fence
4 5
Encroachments
6 17
Food
Truck
0 6
Collectio
Garbage
n
4 37
Home
Occupation
0 0
Industrial
Hauling
1 0
Lien
0 2
Noise
Complaints
1 1
Nuisances
Trash
33 26
Semi
Truck
parking
10 24
Short
Term
Rental
1 0
Storing
Junk &
Debris
6 16
Substandard
Building
5 0
Unpermitted
Vendor
4 3
Unpermitted
Work
11 12
Vacant
Properties
0 3
Vehicle
Abatement
23 36
Water
Efficiency
0 0
Water
Softner
2 0
Weed
Abatement
106
120
Zoning
Landscaping
7 14
Zoning
Signs
1 9
Unlawful
Camping
1 1
APRIL
2025
vs
2026
ANIMAL
SERVICES
CODE
ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY
SERVICE
FOLLOW
UP
PROACTIVE TOTAL
REPORTS
TOTAL
GO
GOV
REQUEST
OPEN/ CLOSE
TOTAL
CITATIONS
TOTAL
INCIDENTS
RESPONDED
TO
TOTAL
ANIMAL
BITES
CASES
2025
2026
142
128
193
220
95 132
30 111
4 124
TOTAL
464
715
45 59
119/ 93
75/ 105
34 80
464
678
4 4
Incidents
responded
to
by
theCommunity
Compared
to
last
year
April
CSOs
have
Animal
service
calls
decreased,
however,
code
proactivity,
and
foll
ow
ups
for previous
incidents
Admin
citations
are
included
Suspects
Arrested
Proacti ve
Enforcement
On
April
3,
2026,
an
officer
conducted
a
stop
which
led
to
an
arrest
and
the
firearm . During
the
stop,
the
driver
became
obstructed
the
officer' s
investigation.
During
asubsequent
search
of
the
loaded
firearm
with
an
obliterated
serial
illegal
highcapacity
magazine .
The
individual
was
booked
into
the
county
and
multiple
weapon
offenses .
Residential
Burglary
On
January
22,
2026, a
residential
home
that
was
unoccupied
and
in
the
process
being
moved
into
was
entered
by
force.
Detectives
were
able
to
obtain
footage
from
security
cameras
in
the
area
and
identify
the suspects
and
suspect
vehicles.
While
identifying
the
vehicles,
it
was
found
that
the
same
vehicles
were
seen
in
the
same
area
and
time
as
another
similar
burglary
prior. Warrants
were
authored
for
both
suspects
and subsequently
taken
into
custody
on
April
14th
and
eventually
confessed.
Lathrop
Police Department
Trainings
Capt.
Shea —
completed
last
course
for
the
California
Police
Chief' s
Association
Executive
Leadership
Certificate
Sgt. Program Bowen —
completed
the
Sherman
Block
Leadership
Institute
Course
Seven
new
officers -
full
day
in- house
Building
Clearing
Ofc. Training yang —
Completed
Lidar
Certification
Course
Two
Officers —
completed
Child
Passenger
Safety
Certification
Course —
now
certified
to
conduct
car
seat
safety Ofc. checks Franco —
Earned
the
California
Association
of
Code
Enforcement (
CACEO)
Certified
Code
Enforcement
Officer
designation Officers —
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Hosted
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Lathrop
A
great opportunity
to
meet community
event
filled
with
local
activities
for
all
ages
LATHROP
POLICE
DEPARTM
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Coffee
and
Connections
April
21St,
2026
Greater
Lathrop
Chamber
of
Commerce
hosted
morning a
inpartnership
with
the
Lathrop
Police
Department
Every
Third
Tuesday
of
the
Month
April
21St
May
19th
June
16 Time:
8AM —
9AM
Location:
Lathrop
Police
Department
940
River
Islands
Parkway
Stephen
Se
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Chief
of
Police
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