THE OFFICE OF VIOLENCE PREVENTION PRESENTS
Stockton City Council
March 22, 2022
Agenda Item 15.1
2021 STATS
2015 -2017
2018 -2020
CEASEFIRE
STATISTICS
2021
HOMICIDES NON-FATALSHOOTING
INCIDENTS
2020 2021 2020 2021
JANUARY 2 4 8 17
FEBRUARY 5 2 9 12
MARCH 5 1 4 12
APRIL 4 4 9 13
MAY 3 3 9 10
JUNE 3 5 12 22
JULY 3 5 21 8
AUGUST 6 4 12 15
SEPTEMBER 6 3 8 10
OCTOBER 5 1 13 13
NOVEMBER 5 4 16 14
DECEMBER 9 3 8 4
TOTAL 56 39 129 150
% CHANGE -30% +16%
2015 -2017
2018 -2020
CEASEFIRE
STATISTICS
2021
17%
REDUCTION
Average Age: 18-35 years old
Education: High School Drop Out
GANG AFFILIATED
JUSTICE INVOLVED
HAS BEEN SHOT OR SHOT AT
GUN ACTIVITY & SAFETY ISSUES
CLIENT CRITICAL NEEDS:
CRITICAL
SAFETY
ISSUES
UNEMPLOYED
UNSTABLE
HOUSING
UNABLE
TO EAT
DAILY
OVP IS WORKING WITH 17
VERY HIGH-RISK YOUTH, AGED
14 TO 17
STOCKTON CALIFORNIA
ARE WE WORKING
WITH THE
RIGHT PEOPLE?
TYPICAL CLIENT PROFILE
UNTREATED
TRAUMA
HOW ARE HIGH RISK INDIVIDUALS IDENTIFIED?
Involved in gang
shootings
Probation &
Parole refer high
risk individuals
SPD refers high
risk individuals
Gang/Group
Shooting Occurs
SPD Patrol/Gang Unit &
Investigation teams respond to
shooting.
Watch Commander notifies OVP
of shooting incident.
OVP Response
Peacekeeper response to
shooting scene & hospital.
Connect victim’s family to services.
Meets with victim to understand the
root of conflict & connect to services.
SPD Response
Gang Unit/CRT & CIU mobilizes
to gather intelligence & de-
escalate conflict through
enforcement.
Conflict Mediation
OVP & community partners
gather intelligence to understand
conflict
Peacekeepers & community
partners work to de-escalate
conflict through mediations
Weekly Police Shooting & Homicide
Review. Police track group-related
violence into scorecard data that
informs weekly
enforcement/intervention plans.
Weekly SPD
Shooting Review
Weekly Coordination
SPD shares weekly shootings &
homicide data with OVP.
SPD sends referrals to OVP of
identified high-risk individuals
OVP develops weekly
intervention strategies
Intensive Life Coaching
High-Risk individual volunteers to engage
with OVP
Peacekeeper builds a trusting relationship
and provides services, opportunities &
supports, leading to better outcomes for
the individual.
Community
Safety Meeting
Law enforcement, community members
& intervention workers sit-down with
high-risk young adults to inform them of
their safety risk and offer them an
opportunity for services and support.
Focused
Enforcement
Focused enforcement on
individuals/groups who continue to
engage in gun violence.
Ceasefire Process
SPD PROCESS
OVP PROCESS
Referral Process
HOSPTIAL VIOLENCE
INTERVENTION
REAL-TIME COMMUNICATION WITH
TRAUMA DOCTORS AND STAFF
• COMMUNICATE WITH TRAUMA TEAM AROUND VICTIM’S
CURRENT HEALTH STATUS
• INFORM TRAUMA TEAM OF CIRCUMSTANCES LEADING TO
THE SHOOTING INCIDENT
• ASSIST TRAUMA DOCTOR WITH COMMUNICATING WITH
THE FAMILY
1. ENGAGE FAMILY MEMBERS WITH
SUPPORT AND RESOURCES
• CONSOLE FAMILY DURING STRESSFUL SITUATION
• INFORM FAMILY OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES
• FIND KEY INFLUENCIAL FAMILY MEMBERS TO HELP
REDUCE ESCALATION OF VIOLENCE
2. INTERVENTION WITH VICTIM
AND ASSESS RISK LEVEL
• BUILD RELATIONSHIP WITH VICTIM
• ASSESS THE CORE ISSUE
• OFFER VICTIM PRE-DISCHARGE SUPPORT
AND PLANNING
• OFFER WRAPAROUND SERVICES
3. JANUARY – DECEMBER 2020
108 RESPONSES
JANUARY – DECEMBER 2021
71 RESPONSES
OFFICE OF VIOLENCE PREVENTION
SHOOTING RESPONSE
CONFLICT MEDIATION
55 CONFLICT MEDIATIONS
JANUARY – DECEMBER 2020
24 CONFLICT MEDIATIONS
JANUARY – DECEMBER 2021
161 REFERRAL FOLLOW-UPS
JANUARY – DECEMBER 2020
251 REFERRAL FOLLOW-UPS
JANUARY – DECEMBER 2021
ARE WE
COMMUNICATING
WITH THE RIGHT
PEOPLE?
75% OF ALL COMMUNICATIONS
OCCURRED WITH GROUPS
REPRESENTED ON THE SPD 12
MONTH SCORECARD.
(Groups active during the
12 period)
OF THAT 75%, OVER HALF (52%)
OF COMMUNICATIONS
OCCURRED WITH THE TOP TEN
GROUPS REPRESENTED ON THE
SPD 12 MONTH SCORECARD.
COMMUNICATION
GOAL FOR 2021 100
JAN – DEC 2021
COMMUNICATIONS
(SAFETY MEETINGS)
108
70 TRANSFERRED TO CASE MANAGEMENT
(65% TRANSFER RATE)
INTENSIVE LIFE
COACHING
SERVICESPROVIDED
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES 137
HOUSING
ASSISTANCE
82 SOCIAL
SERVICES
79 ID, DL, BC &
DMV ISSUES
123
EDUCATIONAL
ADVANCEMENT
66 FAMILY
RELOCATIONS
19 6933
SERVICE HOURS
JAN -DEC 2021
MENTAL
HEALTH
22 COGNITIVE
BEHAVIORAL CLASSES18
o WORK START YES
o WORKNET
o JOB CORPS
o YOUTH/ FAMILY
SERVICES
JOB READINESS
o EPIC, HEDY HOLMES, PRO
LOGIS
o WORKNET
o LABOR READY
o COMMUNITY
PARTNERSHIP FOR FAM.
o LOCAL UNIONS
o SERVICE FIRST
o FIVE KEYS
EMPLOYMENT PLACEMENT DRUG REHAB
o NEW DIRECTIONS
o POINT BREAK
o FRANKLIN HOUSE
o TRAUMA CENTER
o BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
o POINT BREAK
o EL CONCILIO
o PROBATION SERVICES
MENTAL HEALTH
EDUCATION
o ADULT SCHOOL
o COMEBACK KIDS
o JOB CORPS
o SAFETY COUNSEL
o DELTA COLLEGE
o UEI
o JUSTICE CENTER
o DISTRICT ATTORNEY
VICTIMS OF CRIMES
o FAITH IN THE VALLEY
o FRIENDS OUTSIDE
o VICTORY COMMUNITY
o INNER CITY ACTION
FAMILY COUNSELING
o CENTRAL VALLEY LOW INCOME
HOUS
ING
o SAN JOAQUIN FAIR HOUSING
o SALVATION ARMY
o YOUTH/FAMILY SERVICES
HOUSING ASSISTANCE
o YOUTH & FAMILY
o HSA(FOOD STAMPS)
o MARY MAGDALENE
SOCIAL SERVICES
CLOTHING
o SALVATION ARMY
o FRIENDS OUTSIDE
o OVP CLOSET
FOOD
o EL CONCILIO
o BREAD OF LIFE
o YOUTH F.S.
BUILDING CLIENT
CAPACITY THROUGH
COMMUNITY
CONNECTIONS
• IDENTIFY CLIENT
IMMEDIATE NEEDS
• CONNECT THE CLIENT TO
THE COMMUNITY
AGENCY FOR IMMEDIATE
AND LONG-TERM
SUPPORT
Community Partners:
• Mary Magdalene
• Dome of Hope
• Victory Outreach
• Asian Pacific Self-development and
Residents Association(APSARA)
• Empowering Marginalized Asian
Communities(EMAC)
• Little Manila Rising
• The Center
• The Women's Center
• Community Members
RECIDIVISM RATE
15 ARE CLIENTS
BENEFITING FROM
OVP SUPPORT?
2021CLIENTS
LESS THAN
%
17 Clients Re-arrested
For Violent
Crimes
12 Gun Charge
2 Robbery/Assault
1 Attempted Murder
1 Domestic Violence
1 Child Abuse
118 CLIENTS
COVID RESPONSE
5,618 GROCERIES
MARCH 2020 – DECEMBER 2021
3,717 HOTMEALS
MARCH 2020 – DECEMBER 2021
3,214 COVID FLYERS
MARCH 2020 – DECEMBER 2021
2,146 HYGIENE/PPE KITS
MARCH 2020 – DECEMBER 2021
OVP CLIENT SUCCESS STORIES
Life Before:
• Active gang member
• 11 years in prison
• Violent history with a gun including drug
sales and
robbery.
• Shot someone and has been shot at
CLIENT 1
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 6 MONTHS
Life After:
• Built trusting relationship with his Peacekeeper
• Participated in tattoo removal of gang sign
• Obtained his GED
• Obtained his birth certificate, social security
c
ard, and Driver’s License
• A role-model to his daughter
• Employed doing construction
• Left the gang lifestyle
• Surrounds himself with positive
i
nfluences
Life Before:
• Active gang member
• Burglary and theft
• Drug and gun charges
CLIENT 2
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 6 MONTHS
Life After:
• Attended a Call-in
• Secured employment earning $22 per hr. and will be off probation soon.
• Obtained, birth certificate, social security card, and driver’s license. • Living a safe, healthy, and non-violent life with his girlfriend • Attending a Cognitive Behavioral classes
• Utilizing financial services for credit repair to purchase a new home CLIENT 3
Life Before:
• Active gang member
• Has been shot at – including his friends
• Brother was killed
• Struggled in high-school and getting in
t
rouble.
• Became young father of 3
• Went to county jail and was on probation
ACHIEVEMENT
Life After:
• Completed Cognitive Behavioral classes – b uilt
confidence to go for his dreams and gave him a
s
afe space
• Obtained his Driver’s License back.
• OVP Scholars participant - e nrolled at Delta
Co
llege studying Psychology
• Works full- time at Tesla
• Spoke at Attorney General site visit
• Assists OVP with community events
CLIENT 4
Life Before:
• Active generational gang member
• Violent history
• Arrested for firearms
• Was critical part in an active group conflict
Life After:
• Attended Cognitive Behavioral classes
• Obtained Driver’s License, ID, and Birth Certificate
• Admitted into the Discovery Challenge Academy
• Tattoo Removal
• Graduated from the 6-month military academy in Lathrop, CA in De
cember 2021
ACHIEVEMENTS
OVP will continue to carry out Operation Ceasefire strategies t
hat have produced multi-year, community-wide reductions in gang/
gun violence.
Emergency response to gang/gun incidents as they occur Conflict mediation
Communicating with high- risk individuals to offer services, opportunities, and support
Provide intensive life coaching- E nhanced
Increase wellness and resilience through trauma-in formed practice.
BEING PURPOSEFUL IN 2022 – ADDRESSING WELLNESS
OVP shooting responses- 19
Emergency relocation- 4
Conflict mediation- 5
Communicating with high-r isk individuals- 14
14 Safety meetings held.
Of the 14, 36% are represented on SPD’s 3-mon th score card, groups most active in the past 90 days. Communicating with the community-30
OVP staff attended over 30 community events to support families. Provide intensive life coaching-
Active caseload – 61
14 of which were added in the past 90 days.
2022 DATA – PAST 90 DAYS