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POLICE
Lathrop Police
Department Patch
Lathrop Police Department Building
MONTHLY REPORT May 2026
LATHROP
MAY 2026 GROUP A OFFENSES
NIBRS GROUP A OFFENSE • Group A offenses are crimes tracked under POLICE MAY MAY PERCENT the National Incident-Based Reporting System
OFFENSE TYPE
2025 2026 CHANGE (NIBRS)
LARCENY/THEFT OFFENSES 29 38 31.0% • Used to report detailed information about ASSAULT OFFENSES 27 31 14.8% incidents
VANDALISM 12 33.3% • Help standardize reporting across jurisdictions DRUG/NARCOTIC OFFENSES 22 -59.1%
MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT -50.0% • There have been 7 cases of Drug/narcotic BURGLARY/BREAKING & offenses with 6 arrests.
ENTERING 0.0%
• There have been 2 cases with Robbery
KIDNAPPING/ABDUCTIONS 50.0%
offenses with one being a domestic case and
SEX OFFENSES 50.0%
the other occurring at the end of the month.
FRAUD OFFENSES 0.0%
ROBBERY 100.0% > Burglary offense type only include residential ANIMAL CRUELTY 0.0% and commercial.
STOLEN PROPERTY -50.0%
EXTORTION/BLACKMAIL NC *Please note:
COUNTERFEIT/ FORGERY -100.0% - There can be multiple offenses in the same PORNOGRAPHY/OBSCENE case
-100.0% - When dealing with small numbers they may
MATERIAL
WEAPON LAW VIOLATIONS -100.0% yield high percent changes.
TOTAL 120 110 -8.3%
* NC = Non - Calculable
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GROUP A OFFENSES- COMPARISON BY MONTH
CRIMES AGAINST PERSON COMPARISON
• APR 2026• MAY 2026
31 29
ASSAULT OFFENSES KIDNAPPING/ABDUCTIONS SEX OFFENSES
CRIMES AGAINST PERCENT
ARP 2026 MAY 2026
PERSONS CHANGE
TOTAL 33 37 12.1%
• Compared to last month, offenses for crimes against persons are 12.1 percent higher. *Please note:
- This does not reflect the number of cases per month.
- There can be multiple offenses in the same case
- When dealing with small numbers they may yield high percent changes.
GROUP A OFFENSES- COMPARISON BY MONTH
CRIMES AGAINST SOCIETY COMPARISON
19 • APR 2026 • MAY 2026
DRUG/NARCOTIC WEAPON LAW VIOLATIONS ANIMAL CRUELTY PORNOGRAPHY/OBSCENE
OFFENSES MATERIAL
PERCENT
CRIMES AGAINST SOCIETY APR 2026 MAY 2026
CHANGE
TOTAL 26 10 -61.5%
• Compared to last month, offenses for crimes against society is 61.5 percent lower. *Please note:
- This does not reflect the number of cases per month.
- There can be multiple offenses in the same case
- When dealing with small numbers they may yield high percent changes.
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GROUP A OFFENSES- COMPARISON BY MONTH
CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY COMPARISON
• APR 2026 • MAY 2026
38 25
10 BURGLARY/BREAKING VANDALISM FRAUD OFFENSES LARCENY/THEFT MOTOR VEHICLE & ENTERING OFFENSES THEFT
CRIMES AGAINST APR MAY PERCENT • Compared to last month, offenses for crimes against property is 18.9 PROPERTY 2026 2026 CHANGE percent higher.
TOTAL 53 63 18.9%
*Please note:
- This does not reflect the number of cases per month.
- There can be multiple offenses in the same case
- When dealing with small numbers they may yield high percent changes.
GROUP A OFFENSES- COMPARISON BY MONTH CONT.
CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY COMPARISON
• APR 2026 • MAY 2026
ROBBERY STOLEN PROPERTY ARSON EXTORTION/ BLACKMAIL
CRIMES AGAINST MAY • Compared to last month, offenses for crimes against property is 18.9
APR PERCENT
PROPERTY 2026 2026 CHANGE percent higher.
TOTAL 53 63 18.9%
*Please note:
- This does not reflect the number of cases per month.
- There can be multiple offenses in the same case
- When dealing with small numbers they may yield high percent changes.
FELONY AND MISDEMEANOR COMPARISONS
FELONY AND MISDEMEANOR COMPARISON BY
• A count of felonies and misdemeanors
YEAR
for May 2026 comparing to previous year
• MAY 2025 • MAY 2026 May 2025.
• This May (2026) Misdemeanor count is
163 about 20% higher than last May (2025)
count
136
• This May (2026) Felony count is 10%
higher than last May (2025) count
58 64|
Felony Misdemeanor
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INVESTIGATIONS - MAY 2026
CLEARANCE ACTIVITY - APRIL 2026 - In 2026 CLEARANCE ACTIVITY - MAY 2026 investigations
had a lower case
load than the
previous month
35% • CLOSED CASES
by 40% • CLOSED CASES
50% 50%
• OPEN CASES • OPEN CASES
65%
CLEARANCE COUNT *Clearance Activity: Cases received or worked CLEARANCE COUNT CLOSED CASES 13 on in the month of May 2026 that have been CLOSED CASES solved or are still open. OPEN CASES
OPEN CASES
TOTAL 12
TOTAL 20 *Clearance Status: Where the case stands in the investigation process or resulted in.
CLEARANCE STATUS COUNT CLEARANCE STATUS COUNT
ARREST ARREST
*Activity: Assigned cases are cases detectives
PENDING take over and are the primary officer. Assisted PENDING REFERED TO DA cases are cases in which detectives aid the REFERRED TO DA WARRANT primary officer of the case. SUSPENDED
PATROL - MAY 2026
TOP 10 CALL TYPES FOR MAY 2026 COMPARISON
INITIATED COMPARISON
PERCENT
CALL TYPE MAY 2025 MAY 2026 • CALLS FOR SERVICE • OFFICER INITIATED • TOTAL INCIDENTS CHANGE
Traffic Stop 399 524 31.3%
Security Check 359 461 28.4% 3308
2870
Follow up 137 218 59.1%
911 Hang-up 199 176 -11.6%
1607 1760
Medical Aid 117 152 29.9% 1548
1263
CODE ENFORCEMENT 135 139 3.0%
Disturbing the Peace 116 131 12.9%
Public Assist 112 130 16.1%
TRAFFIC
25 93 272.0% MAY 2025 MAY 2026
ENFORCEMENT
Suspicious Persons 53 70 32.1%
• Incidents below are split into two categories: Calls for CASES 284 331 16.5%
Service and Officer Initiated
ARREST CITATION 84 78 -7.1% - Calls for Service: calls from the community to report • May cases have increased compared to incidents
the year prior by 16.5% and - Officer Initiated: incidents discovered through officer arrests/citations have decrease by 7.1% proactivity
• April incidents have also shown an • Officer Initiated events have increased while there have increase been less calls for service
• Most incidents have been officer initiated
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REPONSE TIME
POLICE YEAR TO YEAR COMPARISON
AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME (MM:SS) • The data shows the beginning of year to end of month (January 1 - May 31)
2025 YEAR -6.89% 2026 YEAR response times comparing the previous years (2025 vs 2026) response time
14:01 13:03 within the same time frame.
• Response time is time of dispatch to on
AVG. PRIORITY 1 RESPONSE TIME (MM:SS) scene arrival
2025 YEAR 2026 YEAR • Average response time includes all calls - 10.6%
6:00 5:22 • Priority 1 calls require an immediate
response to life-threatening or potentially
life-threatening incidents
*2025 Year: Jan 1st, 2025 - May 31st, 2025 > In May 2026 there were 36 priority 1 calls compared to last year May's 31
*2026 Year: Jan 1st, 2026 - May 31st, 2026 priority 1 calls 10 TRAFFIC COLLISIONS
APRIL 2026 MAY 2026 • Vehicle collisions and hit and run incidents are the same this May 2026 as the month
VEHICLE 2.38% VEHICLE
prior April 2026.
COLLISONS COLLISIONS
• The object hit most in reported collision have
42 43 been other vehicles, property and other
objects are second, and the least hit in the
HIT AND RUN -7.69% HIT AND RUN month of May have been *bicyclists. • There have been less injuries reported in
13 12 May compared to previous month, with
injuries mostly being minor.
REPORTED COLLISIONS *Please note bicyclists also include those on • Vehicle-Vehicle • Vehicle-Bicycle • Vehicle-Object scooters
APR MAY
20 TRAFFIC INJURIES
2026 2026
13 Minor Injuries
Major Injuries
Fatal Injuries
TOTAL 10
APR 2026 MAY 2026
11 TRAFFIC STOPS AND ENFORCEMENT
TRAFFIC CALLS MAY 2025 MAY 2026 PERCENT VEHICLE CODE CITATIONS CHANGE
TRAFFIC STOP 399 524 31.3% MAY 2025 MAY 2026
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT 34.9%
25 93 272.0% 195 263
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT COMPARISONS
• TRAFFIC STOP • TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT • Compared to last year for the month of May officer activity has significantly
524 increased.
• Traffic enforcement is about 272% higher
399 • Traffic stops have increased showing 31%
higher.
• Vehicle citations have increased with
almost 35% more being issued.
93 25
MAY 2025 MAY 2026 12
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PARKING ENFORCEMENT - MAY 2026
PATROL COMMUNITY SERVICE
OFFICERS
PARKING
CITATIONS
13 32
• These numbers represent the total of how many parking citations each unit served in the month of May 2026
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CODE ENFORCEMENT - MAY 2026
2025 vs 2026 • Incidents responded to by the
Community Service Officers (CSOs)
2025 2026
ANIMAL SERVICES 133 123
• Compared to last year May CSOs have
CODE ENFORCEMENT 153 161 responded to more calls
COMMUNITY SERVICE 92 151
FOLLOW UP 95 • Animal service calls decreased,
PROACTIVE 47 76 however, code enforcement calls,
TOTAL 432 606 proactivity, and follow ups for previous
incidents all have increased
TOTAL REPORTS 30 57 > Admin citations are included
TOTAL GO GOV REQUEST OPEN/CLOSE 58 / 62 47 / 55
TOTAL CITATIONS 42 55
TOTAL INCIDENTS RESPONDED TO 437 626 *Time Period: April 27 - May 27
TOTAL ANIMAL BITES CASES
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CODE ENFORCEMENT - MAY 2026 CONT.
Types of Code Types of Code Breakdown of Code Enforcement 2025 2026 2025 2026
Enforcement Incidents Enforcement Incidents incidents: May 2025 vs 2026 72 hours 27 Short Term Rental
Basketball Hoop Storing Junk & Debris 15 • Types of code enforcement Business License Substandard Building incidents responded to by the Civil Unpermitted Vendor Community Service Officers
Damaged Fence Unpermitted Work 17
(CSOs)
Encroachments 12 Vacant Properties
Food Truck Vehicle Abatement 17 43 *Time Period: April 27 - May 27 Garbage Collection 19 Water Efficiency
Home Occupation Water Softner
Industrial Hauling Weed Abatement 59 112
Lien Zoning Landscaping 19
Noise Complaints Zoning Signs
Nuisances Trash 31 18 Unlawful Camping
Semi Truck parking 16
15 Suspect Arrested Following
Felony Vehicle Alert
• On May 22, 2026, officers were alerted of a POLICE
felony vehicle entering Lathrop and attempted a
traffic enforcement stop. The vehicle fled CROSS LATHROPA triggering a pursuit, in which the suspect vehicle 2022 exited Lathrop from 15 CALIFORNIA C LINE DO NO
• An hour and a half later the same vehicle re- DEPARTMENT entered Lathrop and officers located the vehicle
at a business. The suspect was later observed
with another vehicle.
• Another traffic stop was being conducted on the
vehicle, the suspect then exited the vehicle and
fled in which a foot pursuit was initiated.
• As officers pursued, with the assistance of a
Taser10 device the suspect was detained and INCIDENT DETAILS arrested on multiple charges including felony
evading, kidnapping, child endangerment,
vandalism, and resisting arrest
Incident Detail and Badge Stock Photo
Suspect Arrested
Following Sexual Battery
• On May 15, 2026, officers
responded to a call of a person
being assaulted and the suspect POLICE
fleeing. LATHROP
JI CRO
• Investigative leads were generated 2022
using surveillance footage of the
suspect.
DEPARTMENT
• As a detective responded to scene
to conduct follow up investigation,
the detective located the suspect
walking in the neighborhood near
the incident location.
• The suspect was taken into custody
without incident and ultimately
booked for numerous felony
charges. INCIDENT DETAILS
• The suspect was recognized from
prior interactions at Stockton PD
Incident Detail and Badge Stock Photo
EVENTS
ACCOMPLISHED AND UPCOMING
Lathrop Police Department Building
Department Patch
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Lathrop Police
Department Trainings IN CHORATED LAD
POLICE
• CSO Franco - Completed California Lathrop Police
Association of Code Enforcement officers Department Patch (CACEO) training - Now a Certified Code
Enforcement Officer (CCEO)
• Ofc. Butler - Attended the POST certified
Interview and Interrogation Course POLICE
LATHROPE
• Patrol Team 2 - Completed the Taser 10 2022
Course CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT
• Final cohort of officers - Completed the
Strategic Communication/ Use of Force
training required for the current Perishable Lathrop Police Skills Program cycle Department Badge
Bicycle Safety Course
May 16, 2026
- Lathrop Police Department's first "Know the Rules, Ride Safe" Youth Bike and E-Ride Safety Class
- Presented by the Lathrop Police Department Traffic Unit - Total of 11 youth registered for the class, including seven youth between ages 10 - 16 accompanied by
parents/guardians
- The class included an educational video presentation
followed by a group discussion involving both youth and parents. Participants then completed hands-on riding
scenarios designed to reinforce traffic safety laws and safe riding behaviors.
Bike safety class at Lathrop Police
Department
RECORDS SUPERVISOR
POLIC
Annual Pinning Ceremony Laura Maggard
CRIME AND INTELLIGENCE ANALYST
Jason Emperador
MANAGEMENT ANALYST
Tiffani Christy
POLICE OFFICERS
Rahsaan Butler
Daisy Cantellano
James Embers-Hartman
Joseph Nahale
Diego Ochoa
Dennis Ruiz
Isaac Sanchez
Pritpal Singh
Sharron Thomas
Peter Vang
CORPORALS
Lathrop Police Department Badge Pinning Ceremony
Jonathan Bengard
May 14, 2026 Vannack Sabou
- Lathrop Police Department hosted an annual Badge Pinning Ceremony to honor and celebrate the dedication, hard work and accomplishments of the newest team SERGEANT members and those advancing into new roles withing the department. Justin Sangster 21
LADA LMED
LINTE LMAD
LMFD
UMAD
Lathrop Police and Lathrop Manteca Fire Softball Teams
May 27, 2026
Battle of the - The 4th annual Battle of the Badges softball game between Lathrop Police Department and Lathrop Manteca Fire.
Badges - Event planning and hosting by the River Islands Development. ** Not a city sponsored event. The Lathrop PD Staff voluntarily participates in this event each year on their own time and at no cost to the city. **
CHAT WITH THE CHIEF
Recent: May 20, 2026
Upcoming: June 17, 2026
Stephen Sealy
Chief of Police
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