Lathrop
Police
Department
Building
JULY
2026
GR
OUP OFFENSES
A
NIBRS
GR
OUP A
OFFENSE
OFFENSE
TYPE
JULY
JULY
2025
2026
PERCENT CHANGE
ASSAULT
OFFENSES THEFT LARCENY/
OFFENSES
VANDALISM NARCOTIC DRUG/
OFFENSES
WEAPON
LAW
VIOLATIONS
FRAUD
OFFENSES
MOTOR
VEHICLE
THEFT
SEX
OFFENSES
23 40
38 65. 2%
29 27. 5%
9 22
4 %144.
18 16
1 %1.
10 12
20. 0 %
4 12
200 .
0 %
4 6
0%50.
1 6
500 .
0%
BREAKING & BURGLARY/
ENTERING
1 3
200 .
0%
EMBEZZLEMENTABDUCTIONS KIDNAPPING/ COUNTERFEIT/
FORGERY
STOLEN
PROPERTY
SEX
OFFENSES -
NON
FORCIBLE
ARSON ROBBERY ANIMAL
CRUELTY
2 1
50 .
0%
2 1
50 .
0%
1 1
0 .
0%
1 1
0.%
0 1
NC
0 0
NC
0 0
0 0
NC NC
TOTAL
116
149
4%28.
NC =
Non -
Calculable
Group
A
offenses
are
National
Incident -
NIBRS) Used
to
report
detailed
H
elp
standardize
There
have
been
7 arrests,
two
under
unfounded. There
have
been
22 offenses
with
5 of
There
have
been
33 There
have
been
22 14
were
DV
related .
Burglary
offense
type
commercial . Please
note:
There
can
bemultiple
When
dealing
with
high
percent
changes.
ASSAULT
OFFENSES
p
THROp
GROUP
OFFENSESA
COMPARISON
BY
MONTH
POLICE
CRIMES
AGAINST
PERSON
COMPARISON E1
JUNE
2026
JULY
2026
KIDNAPPING/ ABDUCTIONS
SEX
OFFENSES
CRIMES
AGAINST
PERSONS
JUNE
2026
JULY
2026
PERCENT CHANGE
TOTAL
27 46
70. 4%
Compared
to
last
month,
offenses fo
r
crimes
against
persons
are
70. 4%
higher .
Please
no
te:
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
OFFENSESCOMP
ARISON
BY
MONTH
CRIMES
AGAINST
SOCIETY
COMPARISON
JUNE
2026
JULY
2026
DRUG/ NARCOTIC
WEAPON
LAW
VIOLATIONS
ANIMAL
CRUELTY
OFFENSES
CRIMES
AGAINST
SOCIETY
JUNE
2026
JULY
2026
PERCENT CHANGE
TOTAL
15 28 86. 7%
Compared
to
last
month,
offenses
for
crimes
against
society
is
86.7%
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
OFFENSESA
CO
MPARISON
BY
MONTH
CRIMES
AGAINST
PROPERTY
COMPARISON
JUNE
2026
JULY
2026
VANDALISM
FRAUD
OFFENSES
THEFT
OFFENSES
CRIMES
AGAINST
JUNE
PROPERTY
2026
JULY
PERCENT
2026
CHANGE
TOTAL
96 75 -
21. 9%
Compared
to
last
month,
offenses
for
lower.
Please
note:
This
does
not
reflect
the
number
of
cases
per
There
can
be
multiple
offenses
in
the
same
When
dealing
with
small
numbers
they
may
VEHICLE
THEFT
ROBBERY
pTHRpp R.
GROUP
OFFENSESA
COMPARISON
MONTH BY
POLICE
CRIMES
AGAINST
PROPERTY
COMPARISON (
2)
D
JUNE
2026
JULY
2026
STOLEN
PROPERTY
CRIMES
AGAINST
JUNE
PROPERTY
2026
JULY
PERCENT
2026
CHANGE
TOTAL
96 75 -
21. 9%
Compared
to
last
month,
offenses
for
crimes
lower. Please
note:
This
does
not
reflect
the
number
of
cases
per
There
can
bemultiple
offenses
in
the
same
When
dealing
with
small
numbers
they
may
Felony FELONY
AND
MISDEMEANOR
COMP
ARISONS
FELONY
AND
MISDEMEANOR
COMPARISON
BY
YEAR
0 JULY
2025
JULY
2026 Misdemeanor
Felonies
and
compared
to
July
2026
approximately
50%
2025
count.
July
2026
Felony
4%
lower
than
last
INVESTIG
ATIONS - JULY
2026
CLEARANCE
ACTIVITY -
JUNE
2026 CLOSED
CASES
OPEN
CASES
CLEARANCE
COUNT
CLOSED
CASES
OPEN
CASES
10 6
TOTAL
16 CLEARANCE
STATUS
COUNT
ARREST PENDING 9 6
WARRANT 1
In
2026 investigations hada
higher
case
load
than
the
previous
month
by
33%
CLEARANCE
Clearance
Activity:
Cases
received
or
worked
on
in
the
month
ofJuly2026
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.
CLOSED
OPEN
TOTAL
PATROL -
JULY
2026
TOP
10 CALL
TYPES
FOR
JULY
2026
COMPARISON
CALL
TYPE
JULY
I
JULY
PERCENT
2025
I
2026
CHANGE
Security
Check
Traffic
Stop
911
Hang- up Follow
up ENFO
CODE
RCEMENT
Medical
Aid
Disturbing
thePeace
Public
Assist
Fire
Works
Violation
Suspicious
Persons
536
500
6. 7%
507
473
6. 7%
247
210
15. 0%
119
185
95 145
55.%52 .
6%
129
144
11. 6%
110
138
25. 5 %
111
129
2%16.
64 103
60. 9%
68 91 33.
8%
CASES ARREST/ CITATION
269
344
73 118 27.
9%
61. 6%
July
cases
have
increased
compared
to
the
year
prior
27. by
9%
and
arrests/ citations
have
increased
by
61.`)/ 0
July
incidents
have
also
shown
an
increase
JULY
2025 INITIATED
Ei
CALLS
FOR
SERVICE
OFFICER
Incidents
below
are
split
into
two
Service
and
Officer
Initiated
Calls
for
Service:
calls
from
incidents Officer
Initiated:
incidents
proactivity
Both
Officer
Initiated
events
and
increased Most
incidents
have
been
Calls
REPONSE
TIME
AVERAGE
RESPONSE
TIME (
MM:
SS)
2025
YEAR
13: 31
17°5.i a
2026
YEAR
12: 41
YEAR
TO
YEAR
The
data
shows
the
end
of
month (
January
response
times
years (
2025
vs
2026)
within
the
same
time
Response
time
is
the
AVG . PRIORITY
1RESPONSE
TIME (
MM: SS)
created
to
on
scene
2025
YEAR
6: 18
20. 1
O
a
2025
Year:
Jan
1, July31, 2025-
2025
2026
Year:
Jan
1,
Ju2026 -
ly
31,
2026
2026
YEAR 025:
Average
response
time
Priority
1 calls
require
response
to
life -
life -
threatening
r
July
2026
there
calls
compared
to
2025,
41 priority
1 TRAFFIC
COLLISIONS
JUNE
2026 VEHICLE COLLISONS 54
HIT
AND
RUN
25 16 .
7%5
a
JULY
2026 VEHICLE COLLISIONS 45
HIT
AND
RUN
22 REPORTED
COLLISIONS
Li
Vehicle -
Bicycle
u
Vehicle -
Object
Vehicle -
Pedestrian
Vehicle -
Vehicle
JUNE
2026
JULY
2026
Vehicle
collisions
and
hit
decreased
in
July
2026
prior
Jun
e
2026.
The
object
hit
most
in
vehicles,
property
and
and
the
least
hit
in
the
bicyclists. There
have
been
more
2026
compared
to
June
mostly
being
minor.
Please
note
bicyclists
also
scooters,
e -
scooters,
e -
TRAFFIC
INJURIES
Minor
Injuries
Major
Injuries
Fatal
Injuri
es
TOTAL
TRAFFIC
STOPS
AND
ENFORCE
MENT
TRAFFIC
CALLS
JULY
JULY
PERCENT
2025
2026
CHANGE
TRAFFIC
STOP
507
473
TRAFFIC
ENFORCEMENT
55 6. 7%
33 40. 0 %
TRAFFIC
ENFORCEMENT
COMPARISONS
TRAFFIC
STOP
TRAFFIC
ENFORCEMENT
JULY
2025
JULY
2026
VEHICLE
CODE
CITATIONS
JULY
2025 266
3 .
07%
Compared
to
last
year
for
June
officer
activity
has
increased. Traffic
enforcement
is
40%
Traffic
stops
have
6. 7%
lower.
Vehicle
citations
have
approximately
3%
more
PARKING
ENFORCEMENT -
JULY
2026
PATROL
COMMU NITY
PAR
KING CITATIONS
28 37
These
numbers
represent
the
total
of
how
many
parking
citations
each
unit
served
in
July
2026
CODE
ENFORCEMENT -
JULY
2026
July
2025
vs
July
2026
ANIMAL
SERVICES
CODE
ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY
SERVICE
FOLLOW
UP
PROACTIVE
2025
2026
137
121
102
144
142
124
37 71
8 29
TOTAL
426
488
TOTAL
REPORTS
TOTAL
GO
GOV
REQUEST
OPEN/ CLOSE TOTAL
CITATIONS
TOTAL
INCIDENTS
RESPONDED
TO
TOTAL
ANIMAL
BITES
CASES
64 84
60/4
83 /
71 61
63 426
488
5 1
Incidents
responded
to
by
Community
Service
Compared
to
last
year
responded
to
more
calls
y
Animal
service
calls,
calls,
proactivity,
and
previous
incidents
all
Admin
citations
are
Not
e:
Th
numbers ese
are
by
CSO
S
upervisor
p1HROA
CODE
ENFORCEMENT -
JUNE
2026
CONT .
of
POLICE Types
Code
Enforcement
Incidents
July
July
2025
2026
CODE -
72 HOUR
CODE -
BASKETBALL
HOOP
CODE -
BUSINESS
LICENSE
CODE -
DAMAGED
FENCE
CODE -
ENCAMPMENTS
CODE -
ENCROACHMENTS
3 33
0 CODE -
GARBAGE
COLLECTION
3 5 0
1 1
4 2
6 1
19 12
CODE -
NUISANCES -
TRASH
CODE -
PROACTIVE ENFORCEMENT
21 CODE -
SEMI
TRUCK
PARKING
5 34 7
CODE -
SHORT
TERM
RENTAL
2 26
0 3
Types
of
Code
Enforcement
Incidents
July 2025
July 2026
CODE -
STORING
JUNK &
DEBRIS
9 11
ODE -
SUBSTANDARD
BUILDING
1 4
ODE -
UNPERMITTED
VENDORS
0 1
ODE -
UNPERMITTED
WORk
8 7
CODE -
VACANT
PROPERTIES
0 2
CODE -
VEHICLE
ABATEMENT
14 22
CODE -
WATER
EFFICIENCY
1 1
CODE -
WEED
ABATEMENT
37 51
CODE -
ZONING
LANDSCAPE
CODE -
ZONING
SIGNS
UNLAWFUL
CAMPING
16 1 0
7 1 1
Breakdown
incidents:
Types
of
incidents
CSOs) Note:
These
by
CSO
PROACTIVE TRAFFIC
STOP
On
July
02,
2026,
officers
conducted
a
proactive
traffic
stop
that
resulted
in
the
arrest
ofa
DUI
driver
and
the
recovery
of
illegal
narcotics.
During
the
traffic
stop,
officers
observed
signs
of
impairment
and
initiated a
DUI
investigation.
This
resulted
in
officers
locating
illegal
narcotics
concealed
on
the suspect.
Suspect
was
ultimately
booked
into
jail
and
the
vehicle
was
impounded.
Police
Car
Siren
Stolen
vehicle
recovered
STOLEN
On
July
11,
responded
to
stolen
from
parking
lot.
Using
traffic
officerstracked
the
it
near
Lions
The
suspect
into
custody
booked
into
Jail
on
felony
SUSPECT
ARRESTED
FOR
BB
GUN VANDALISMS On
07/ 21026,
after
an
investigation
that
lasted
for
several
weeks,
Lathrop
Police
officers,
detectives,
and
Task
Force
Officer
arrested
an
adult
believed
to
be
responsible
for
27 vehicle
vandalism
cases.
In
June,
LPD
received
reports
of
parke
d
vehicles
with
windows
being
intentionally
shot
out
by
BB
gun
projectiles.
Some
Victims
had
multiple
windows
damaged,
resulting
in
costly
repairs
and significant
frustrations.
Investigators
connected
the
cases,
reviewed
evidence
and
surveillance
footage,
followed
investigative
leads,
and
ultimately
identified
the
suspect.
Lathrop
Police Department
Trainings
LPD
officers
participated
in
department
wide
tactical
training
designed
to
keep
their
skills
sharp .
Through
realistic
hands- on
scenarios,
they
practiced
traffic
stops,
high -
risk
stops,
building
searches,
and
critical
decision -
making
under
pressure.
LPD
conducted
Taser
10 training.
Officers
watching
Lathrop
Police Department Speed
Enforcement
Operation
Held
on
07/6 2026
Focused
on
speed
and
speed
related
traffic
violations.
23 vehicle
stops
20 citations
issued:
16 for
speeding
4 for
failure
to
obey
sign
MI
City
of
Lathrop
Celebration
Night
ofcelebrating
both
the
Fourth
of
July
and
the
City
of
Lathrop' s
Incorporation Celebration Evening
filled
with
live
music,
carnival
rides,
local
vendors,
great
food,
family
fu
b,
and
spectacular
fireworks show.
Lathrop
Police
ICE
CREAM
POP
UP
July
15,
2026
Partnered
with
the
Greater
Lathrop
Chamber
of
Commerce
for asuccessful
community
event
handing
out
free
ice
cream,
connecting
with community
members,
and
sharing
an
important
reminder
to
help
keep
Lathrop
safe
this summer.
Lathrop
Polce Department
amd
of
Commerce
tent
GREATER
Home
Church' s
Annual
Backpack
July
11,
2026
Organized
by
Home
Church.
Connecting
with
the
community:
Lathrop
Police
Department
participating
in
giving
backpacks
and
school
supplies
for
local
student
for
the upcoming
school
year. H
ome
Church
handing
out backpacks
CHAT
WITH
THE
Recent:
July
15,
2026
Upcoming:
August
19,
Stephen
Sealy
Chief
of Po
lice
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