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Tonia Lediju. PhD (Councilmember,
District 3)
Alexander Matias (Councilmember,
District 1)
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AGENDA
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ROLL CALL
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A Approval of minutes for the regular meeting of December 3, 2025
5. OPERATIONS BUREAU MONTHLY STATISTICAL REPORT
Report is a standing agenda topic and covers many topics to include: police staffing, crime trends, collision data, and overall department activity.
A Operations Bureau Monthly Statistical Report
6. ACTION ITEMS
A DOMESTIC CRIME VIOLENCE
Recommendation: Receive presentation and provide direction to staff Contact: Jason Ta, Chief of Police
[email protected]
7. ADJOURNMENT
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Tonia Lediju. PhD (Councilmember, District 3)
Alexander Matias (Councilmember, District 1)
Charles Palmares (Councilmember, District 4),
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Dated: Tuesday, December 30, 2025
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Special Meeting Minutes
October 1, 2025
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PUBLIC SAFETY COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
December 3, 2025
Vallejo Room (Lower Level of JFK Library)
505 Santa Clara Street, Vallejo, California
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:11 p.m.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ROLL CALL
Present: Councilmembers Lediju and Matias. Absent Palmares Staff present: Police Chief Ta, Deputy Police Chief Knight, Lt. Caitham, City Attorney Nebb
Community Partners Present: Carrie Cordero-SANE SART, Elsa Flores-Kaiser Permanente, Lorena Sandoval & Ramirez- Solano Co. & Contra Costa Co. Family Justice Alliance.
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Action: moved by Councilmember Lediju and carried unanimously to approve the minutes from the November 5, 2025, regular meeting.
A Approval of minutes for the regular meeting of November 5, 2025
5. UPDATE ON PUBLIC SAFETY ITEMS
A UPDATE ON THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC SAFETY ITEMS
• Operations Report, Staffing and Crime Data
• Domestic Crime Violence
Police Operations Report Including Recruitment & Hiring: Deputy Chief Knight reported that VPD currently has 78 officers with 129 positions allotted but only 114 budgeted. The new P.O.P. Team is operational and showing positive results. Traffic stops have gone up. Weapons and Firearms have gone down.
There was 1 fatal collision. Abandoned vehicles had 618 reported last month and 444 this month. Murders down 25%, Theft down 25%, Stolen vehicles down 32%, Shootings down 23%, and Domestic Violence went up 43% from 38% last month.
Council member Lediju asked if we can break down the Domestic Violence into smaller categories, and what the break-down would be for every quarterly report. She also asked what we do with threats of suicide. Councilmember Lediju was concerned about a neighborhood veteran who committed suicide and the neighborhood did not receive any follow-up discussion or services.
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There was a question on abandoned vehicles and the inspections. DC Knight mentioned a Tow Sweep will take place February 2026 and discussed how the inspections occur throughout the city. Lastly, Councilmember Lediju asked what kind of real-time report regarding communications, lag times, capacity, slowdowns, or other issues that affect services. She states communication is everything to the public!
Councilmember Matias discussed the potential for volunteers to help with abandoned vehicle inspections starting in January 2026. Councilmember Matias asked if there is concentration in certain areas regarding fatal collisions. He would like to see a breakdown of the areas. He also would like to meet with the City Manager’s Office and Public Works for Traffic Calming options. He requested a report out for next month.
Councilmember Lediju asked if we could use crime mapping for all areas. DC Knight mentioned we already utilize Geo mapping which shows the crime trends.
Councilmember Matias followed up asking about calls for service. He noticed an increase in calls for service meaning the word is out that Vallejo PD is showing up and helping. He was alarmed by the Kidnapping/Abduction statistics.
Councilmember Lediju requests monthly updates related to calls for service. DC Knight will report this out each month.
6. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE REVIEW
A OVERVIEW OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CASE REVIEW
Chief Ta discusses Domestic Violence going back to 2023-2024 Dec-Jan.
Chief Ta mentions that most violence was domestic violence. He discussed the repeat offenders of domestic violence. After reviewing the presentation Chief Ta emphasized page 1, with 3 bullet points to focus on:
• Gun-related domestic violence case, to support and potentially expand the department’s GVRO (Gun-Violence Restraining Order) initiative.
• Repeat offenders, to understand the circumstances and dispositions that may be contributing to recurring incidents.
• Geographic areas within the city may benefit from enhanced educational outreach and community engagement campaigns focused on intervention and prevention strategies.
Councilmember Lediju asks who is the ones calling for DM? The neighbors, the victim, child? She also wants to know if these DM calls come from apartments or
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single-family homes. Wants deeper dive into repeat offenders related to Domestic Violence.
PARTNERSHIP GUEST COMMENTS:
Ms. Cordero (SANE SART) (Child Advocacy Center) mentioned the need to perform a forensic interview. Also, wrap around case management for victims of sex trafficking or DV.
Ms. Flores (Kaiser Permanente) mentioned they have full-time social workers and will do a social needs assessment. They have referral links to several community programs. They have invested over $500,000.00 in Vallejo.
Ms. Sandoval/ Ramirez discussed that the Family Justice Alliance addresses sexual assault, DM, and sex trafficking. Survivors get connected with a navigator.
They perform an assessment need-danger-then perform a lethality review.
Survivors often get referred to many separate services that the Justice Alliance has under one-roof. Depending on threat assessment they will connect the survivor immediately, within 7-days, or 90-days. The focus is to provide dignity, respect and understanding.
Community members round tabled as called for by Councilmember Matias:
• Ms. Flores mentioned Kaiser can do more and will take a deeper dive into better use of services and funding.
• Strangulation is the most lethal form of violence outside of gun violence.
• Faster services for survivors must happen. Time is of the essence.
• What is VPD doing to restore a relationship with the community-survivors should be included at the table.
• Did any programs lose funding during Covid or Government shutdown and then an uptick of DM observed?
• DV is a public health crisis.
• Report and statistics need to be more specific, Hispanic, White, Male vs.
Male, or Female to Female violence, etc.
• Are there any safehouses in Vallejo.
Commented [DA1]: Spell out DV then DV in (n)
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• What is the lethality of the incident.
ACTION ITEMS:
Councilmember Matias asks what the timelines for the 3 bullet points are:
• Chief Ta will speak with HR & City Manager 1-week out • Chief Ta will speak with District Attorney-needs to pull reports. Manuel reviews of repeat offenses. Analyze data depending on what is requested in future. 1-month out
• Geographic areas- we can place DV informational pamphlets in our scheduled community meetings and events. This can happen immediately upon updating referral cards.
Other:
• City Attorney’s Office: City Attorney Nebb to coordinate with City Manager’s Office to gather information on Safe Houses or Emergency Housing
• City Attorney Nebb will review tenants’ rights related to protections for DV survivors specifically within apartments.
• Lethality Assessment can be done once a Meet & Confer is performed.
• Councilmember Matias - what are the most crime/traffic related areas in the mapping tool.
• Chief Ta to analyze ”most to least” number of incidents. • Councilmember Lediju needs all partners and organizations in our workforce-including Probation, HHS, and Children’s Advocacy Groups. 2026 QR codes need to be updated with updated partners and meetings
7. IDENTIFY ITEMS FOR SUBCOMMITTEE TO AGENDIZE FOR FUTURE MEETINGS
• Councilmember Lediju suggested looking at protocols related to suicide.
• Councilmember Matias-fatal collisions
• Councilmember Lediju-can we look at using I-Heart for calls of suicide, DV before the officer makes a plan at the scene.
8. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 8:54 p.m.
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P A T R O L D I V I S I O N
4,265
Calls for Service
847
Officer Initiated
Incidents
486
Traffic Stops
0 Officer Involved
Shootings
605
Crime Reports
81 Information Reports
15 Use of Force
Incidents
16 Vehicle Pursuits
2 Assaults on Officers
113
Felony Arrests
142
Misdemeanor Arrests
233
Vehicle/Pedestrian
Checks
10 Firearm/Ammo/Weapons
Arrests
C R I M E
Year to date crime statistics:
YTD offenses reported through the month of November
Crime/Category 2024 2025 % Change
Murder 23 15
-35%
Rape 44 38
-14%
All Other Sexual Aslts/Offenses 86 67
-22%
Robbery 276 246
-11%
Aggravated Assault 503 581
16%
Simple Assault 449 525
17%
Kidnapping / Abduction 62 69
11%
Burglary / Breaking & Entering 629 562
-11%
Larceny 3,303 2,470
-25%
Stolen Vehicles 919 642
-30%
Arson 31 36
16%
*Select Subcategory Breakdown
-Auto Burglary/Theft Cases 1,101 874
-21%
- Shooting Cases 200 153
-24%
- Domestic Violence Cases 352 474
35%
*Due to NIBRS crime classifications, Domestic Violence can be categorized as both Aggravated & Simple Assault.
Shootings can be categorized as Aggravated Assault, Vandalism or Weapons Law Violation. * Auto Burglary is categorized as Larceny.
All figures are subject to further analysis and revision.
Patrol
Division
Traffic
Division
4 Lieutenants
5 Sergeants
1 Lieutenants
1 Sergeants
1 Corporals
39 Officers
1 Officers/
Corporals
1 Professional
Staff
Total numbers do not include those on military leave or FTO
S T A F F I N G
T R A F F I C
Fatal Collisions
2024 vs 2025
YTD Comparison
2024 2025 % Change
9 12 %
62 Collision
Reports
2 Fatal
Collisions
Abandoned Vehicles
345
Reported
77 Towed
407
Inspected
1,920
Pending
Inspection
OPERATIONS BUREAU
NOVEMBER 202 5
12,272
Incoming Phone Calls
5,112
Incidents Created
C O M M U N I C A T I O N S
Monthly Statistics
3 Police
Assistants
1 Sr. Police
Assistants
January – November 2025
OFFENSE BREAKDOWN
DV Offense Amount
243(E)(1) PC - Battery:spouse/ex spouse/date/etc 281
273.5(A) PC - Inflict corporal injury on spouse/cohabitant/datng relatnshp 174 245(A)(1) PC - Assault w/deadly weapon:not f/arm 7
243(A) PC - Battery on person - Simple 2
273A(A) PC - Child abuse w/poss gbi/dth 2
187(A) PC - Murder:first degree 1
664/187(A) PC - Attempted Homicide 1
236 PC - False imprisonment w/violence/etc 1
243(D) PC - Battery w/serious bodily injury 1
246 PC - Shoot at inhabited dwelling/vehicle/etc 1
25400(A)(1) PC - Carry concealed weapon in vehicle 1
417.3 PC - Exhibit/draw firearm in presence of motor vehicle occupant 1 207(A) PC - Kidnapping 1
Total 474
Kidnapping Offense Amount
236 PC - False imprisonment (F) 43
207(A) PC - Kidnapping 18
278 PC - Child Stealing 5
209(B)(1) PC - Kidnap to commit rape 1
236.1(A) PC - Human trafficking to obtain forced labor or service - Kidnapping/abduction 1 236.1(C) PC - Hmn trfk mnr comm sex act - Kidnapping/abduction 1 Total 69
Vehicle vs Vehicle
Vehicle vs Pedestrian
Vehicle vs Object
Fatal Collison Map: January 2024 – November 2025
Fatal Collison Totals:
2024: 13
2025 YTD: 12
CASE # TYPE LOCATION DATE BEAT CODE CODE DESCRIPTION
24-02171 Veh-Ped 3200 BLOCK SONOMA BL 3/1/2024 6 20001(A) VC Hit and run resulting in death or injury 24-05027 Veh-Veh CURTOLA PKWY/LEMON ST 5/19/2024 4 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 24-07045 Veh-Obj COUCH ST/VALLE VISTA AV 7/8/2024 5 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 24-07259 Veh-Veh 1000 BLACK VERVAIS AV 7/16/2024 2 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 24-07354 Veh-Veh 1800 BLOCK SOLANO AV 7/19/2024 5 192(A) PC Voluntary manslaughter 24-09129 Veh-Obj TENNESSEE ST/WILSON AV 9/6/2024 6 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 24-09687 Veh-Obj 300 BLOCK AVIAN DR 9/21/2024 2 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 24-10388 Veh-Obj HASTINGS AV/STANFORD DR 10/13/2024 8 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 24-10461 Veh-Ped 900 BLOCK SERENO DR 10/15/2024 7 192(C)(1) PC Vehicle manslaughter w/gross negligence 24-11924 Veh-Veh STERLING ST/ASCOT PKWY 11/25/2024 1 192(B) PC Involuntary manslaughter 24-11932 Veh-Ped SONOMA BL/SERENO DR 11/26/2024 7 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 24-12623 Veh-Ped MISSISSIPPI ST/COUCH ST 12/18/2024 5 20001(A) VC Hit and run resulting in death or injury 24-12841 Veh-Veh MARIN ST/FLORIDA ST 12/24/2024 6 192(C)(1) PC Vehicle manslaughter w/gross negligence 25-00900 Veh-Ped 700 BLOCK SONOMA BL 1/25/2025 4 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 25-02172 Veh-Veh JACK LONDON DR/SUSAN ST 3/3/2025 8 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 25-02600 Veh-Obj 1000 BLOCK FLAGSHIP DR 3/16/2025 6 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 25-03555 Veh-Obj 1000 FAIRGROUNDS DR 4/11/2025 7 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 25-03864 Veh-Veh COLUMBUS PKY/DEVLIN DR 4/20/2025 2 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 25-05016 Veh-Veh 3200 BLOCK SONOMA BL 5/24/2025 6 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 25-07669 Veh-Ped 3200 BLOCK SONOMA BL 8/9/2025 5 192(C)(1) PC / 20001(A) VC Vehicle manslaughter w/gross negligence / Hit and run resulting in death or injury
25-08353 Veh-Ped 2600 BLOCK SONOMA BL 8/31/2025 6 20001(A) VC Hit and run resulting in death or injury * Veh-Ped - 9/29/2025 - - -
25-09508 Veh-Ped SONOMA BL/MEADOWS DR 10/4/2025 8 Traffic Collision Injury Accident 25-10850 Veh-Ped 400 BLOCK ADM. CAL. LN 11/10/2025 1 20001(A) VC Hit and run resulting in death or injury 25-11397 Veh-Ped SONOMA BL/LEWIS BROWN RD 11/27/2025 7 20001(A) VC Hit and run resulting in death or injury *Active vehicle fatality investigation involving outside agency
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Overview
SUMMARY:
In 2025, the department experienced a significant increase in reported domestic violence cases compared to 2024. This trend was identified through the monthly Operations Report. Between January and October 2025, domestic violence reports rose by 38% over the same period in 2024, and by year’s end, the total number of reported cases is projected to be 42% higher than the 2024 total. The growing frequency of these incidents prompted the department to conduct a deeper review of domestic violence data from both years. The goal of this analysis was to identify trends that could help the department better support victims and reduce the occurrence of these crimes.
DATA COLLECTED AND REVIEWED:
The data reviewed, such as victim and suspect demographics, location, relationship, and weapons used, is captured when each case is taken and entered into the Vallejo Police Department’s Records Management System. This aggregate data helped identify trends and guide the department’s initial analysis. While general circumstances or causes of these incidents are noted in the officer’s report, a manual review of individual reports is required to obtain detailed, case-specific information.
Based on the department’s preliminary findings, the department identified the following areas for a deeper manual review:
• Gun-related domestic violence cases, to support and potentially expand the department’s GVRO (Gun-Violence Restraining Order) initiative. • Repeat offenders, to understand the circumstances and dispositions that may be contributing to recurring incidents.
• Geographic areas within the city may benefit from enhanced educational outreach and community engagement campaigns focused on intervention and prevention strategies.
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Domestic Violence
California Penal Code Sections 273.5(a) PC and 243(e)(1) PC are the domestic violence offense codes. Code 273.5(a) PC is known as a “wobbler” and can be charged as a felony or misdemeanor. Code 243(e)(1) PC is a misdemeanor.
The domestic violence offense codes apply to:
(1) The offender’s spouse or former spouse.
(2) The offender’s cohabitant or former cohabitant.
(3) The offender’s fiancé, or someone with whom the offender has, or previously had, an engagement or dating relationship.
(4) The mother or father of the offender’s child.
A domestic violence offense code does not have to be listed in a case for that case to be reported as domestic violence. For example, an argument between an estranged husband and wife that involves vandalism may only have a vandalism offense listed in the case, but the case can report as domestic violence based on the facts and circumstances.
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Case Review Summary
Summary:
Domestic violence cases were steadily trending downward prior to 2025. 5-Year average of 2020 – 2024 was 493 domestic violence Cases per year. The 2025 year-to- date total of 437 is higher than the ending year totals of both 2023 & 2024.
In 2025, Spring and Summer/early Fall saw the largest increases of reported domestic violence cases. The reported domestic violence cases in 2024 were 385. The 2025 year-to-date of January - October total is 437. With the 2025 November and December projected domestic violence cases, the ending year 2025 total would be 547, which is a 42% increase compared to 2024.
The projected 2025 total would be the highest amount of reported domestic violence cases since 2021.
The number of suspects with multiple domestic violence cases increased from 28 in 2024, to 43 in 2025. The repeat offenders accounted for 65 cases in 2024, and 100 cases in 2025.
Three different suspects had multiple domestic violence cases in both 2024 & 2025.
In 2025, there was an increase of 7% in domestic violence cases that occurred at an apartment/muti-unit complex.
The majority of the reported domestic violence cases were between unmarried current partners (boyfriend/girlfriend). In 2024, 45% of the reported domestic violence cases were between unmarried current partners, those cases increased to 51% in 2025.
Domestic violence victims between the ages of 30 – 39 had the most reported cases in both 2024 and 2025.
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Year Reviews
627
563
494
398 385
437
0 100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 *2025 YTD
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES BY YEAR
34 25 26
38 41
29 23
29 29
43 35 3330 30
45 51
41 34
62 54
46 44
54 56
0 10
20 30
40 50
60 70
80 90
100
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Domestic Violence Cases Compared by Month: 2024 vs 2025 2024 2025
Projected Totals
*2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
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Year Reviews (continued)
Previous 5-Year average of 2020 –
2024 was 493 domestic violence
Cases.
The 2025 year-to-date numbers are
higher than the ending year totals of
both 2023 & 2024.
Domestic violence cases were
steadily trending downward prior to
2025.
627
563
494
398 385
437
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 *2025 YTD
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES BY YEAR
*2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
34 25 26 38 41
29 23 29 29
43 35 3330 30
45 51 41 34
62 54 46 44 54 56
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Domestic Violence Cases Compared by Month: 2024 vs 2025 2024 2025
Projected Totals
In 2025, Spring and Summer/early Fall saw the largest increases of reported domestic violence cases. The reported domestic violence cases in 2024 were 385. With the 2025 November and December projected Domestic Violence cases, the ending year 2025 total would be 547, which is a 42% percent increase compared to 2024.
The projected 2025 total would be the highest amount of reported domestic violence cases since 2021.
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WEAPONS INVOLVED
2024 & 2025
FELONY VS MISDEMEANOR CASES
Weapons Involved 2024
*Firearm 8
Knife/Cutting 14
*Other Weapon 62
Hands/Fists 301
Total 385
Weapons Involved 2025 YTD
*Firearm 8
Knife/Cutting 5
*Other Weapon 85
Hands/Fists 339
Total 437
2 shooting victims
1 homicide victim (no firearm involved)
1 shooting victim
1 homicide victim (no firearm involved)
142 162
243
275
0 50
100
150
200
250
300
2024 2025 YTD
F E LO N Y V S M I S D E M E A N O R D O M E S T I C V I O L E N C E C A S E S :
2 0 2 4 V S 2 0 2 5
Misd.
Felony
Total:
385
Total:
437
*Firearm: Counted if firearm is discharged during offense, pointed at victim during the offense, victim is “pistol whipped”. *Other Weapon: Any instrument other than a firearm or knife/cutting instrument used during the offense to attack victim such as bat, tools, household items, etc.
*2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
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Location of Domestic Violence Cases
The tables below show where the reported Domestic Violence cases occurred.
2024 Location of Offense Amount Percentage of
Total
Single Family Residence 166 43.12%
Apartment/Multi-Unit Complex 119 30.91%
Highway/Road/Alley/Street/Sidewalk 45 11.69%
*Other 30 7.79%
Hotel/Motel/Etc. 13 3.38%
Parking/Drop Lot/Garage 6 1.56%
Park/Playground 4 1.04%
Unknown 2 0.52%
Total 385 100%
2025 YTD Location of Offense Amount Percentage of
Total
Apartment/Multi-Unit Complex 165 37.76%
Single Family Residence 162 37.07%
Highway/Road/Alley/Street/Sidewalk 66 15.10%
*Other 22 5.03%
Hotel/Motel/Etc. 10 2.29%
Parking/Drop Lot/Garage 9 2.06%
Unknown 3 0.69%
Total 437 100%
*Other: Shopping Center/Doctor’s Office/Gas Station/Restaurant, etc. *2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
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Victim and Suspect Demographics
69 331
76 372
0 100
200
300
400
500
Male Female
Victim Gender 2024 & 2025
2024 2025 YTD
Black, 37%
Hispanic, 29%
White, 22%
4% 3% 2% 2% 1%
2025 YTD Race of Victims
Black Hispanic
White Other
Filipino Unknown
Asian Indian Other Asian
Black, 37%
Hispanic, 33%
White, 20%
4% 2%
2%
1% 1%2024 Race of Victims
Black Hispanic
White Other
Filipino Other Asian
Asian Indian Unknown
*2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
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Victim and Suspect Demographics
15%
19%
36%
28%
3%
50 yrs+
40-49 yrs
30-39 yrs
18-29 yrs
0-17 yrs
2024 Victim Age Ranges
1%
14%
16%
36%
32%
1%
Unk
50 yrs+
40-49 yrs
30-39 yrs
18-29 yrs
0-17 yrs
2025 YTD Victim Age Ranges
*2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
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Victim and Suspect Demographics
Black, 47%
Hispanic, 30%
White , 15%
2% 1%1%
1%
3%
2024 Suspect Race
Black Hispanic
White Filipino
Other Asian Asian Indian
Unknown Other
Black, 47%
Hispanic, 29%
White, 15%
2% 2% 2%
2%
1%
2025 YTD Suspect Race
Black Hispanic
White Filipino
Unknown Asian Indian
Other Other Asian
328
63 366
79 0
100
200
300
400
500
Male Female
Suspect Gender 2024 & 2025 YTD
2024 2025 YTD
*2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
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Victim and Suspect Demographics
1.8%
16.7%
19.3%
35.7%
26.3%
0.3%
Unk
50+
40-49
30-39
18-29
0-17
2024 Suspect Age Ranges
4%
16%
17%
38%
24%
0%
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180
Unk
50+
40-49
30-39
18-29
0-17
2025 YTD Suspect Age Ranges
*2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
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Relationship Between Victim and Suspect
The tables below show the relationship between the victim and suspect at the time of the report.
2024 Relationship of Victim to Suspect
Relationship %
Current Partner
(Boyfriend/Girlfriend) 45.50%
Ex- Partner
(Ex-Boyfriend/Ex-Girlfriend) 27.25%
Spouse
(Wife/Husband) 19.50%
Ex-Spouse
(Ex-Wife/Ex-Husband) 2.25%
Immediate Family Member
(Mother/Father/Son/Daughter) 3.25%
Other Relationship/Co-habitant
(Friend/Roommate/Other Family Member/Unknown) 2.25%
2025 YTD Relationship of Victim to Suspect
Relationship %
Current Partner
(Boyfriend/Girlfriend) 51.34%
Ex- Partner
(Ex-Boyfriend/Ex-Girlfriend) 27.23%
Spouse
(Wife/Husband) 16.96%
Ex-Spouse
(Ex-Wife/Ex-Husband) 1.79%
Immediate Family Member
(Mother/Father/Son/Daughter) 0.45%
Other Relationship/Co-habitant
(Friend/Roommate/Other Family Member/Unknown) 2.23%
*2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
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Suspects with Multiple Domestic Violence Cases
The tables below show the number of cases in 2024 and 2025 YTD where a suspect has at least two Domestic Violence cases in the same year.
2024
Suspect # of Cases
DVRS001 6
DVRS002 4
DVRS003 3
DVRS004 3
DVRS005 3
DVRS006 2
DVRS007 2
DVRS008 2
DVRS009 2
DVRS010 2
DVRS011 2
DVRS012 2
DVRS013 2
DVRS014 2
DVRS015 2
DVRS016 2
DVRS017 2
DVRS018 2
DVRS019 2
DVRS020 2
DVRS021 2
DVRS022 2
DVRS023 2
DVRS024 2
DVRS025 2
DVRS026 2
DVRS027 2
DVRS028 2
Total 65 Cases
28 Repeat Offenders
2025 YTD
Suspect # of Cases Suspect # of Cases
DVRS029 4 DVRS052 2
DVRS030 4 DVRS053 2
DVRS031 4 DVRS054 2
DVRS032 4 DVRS055 2
DVRS033 3 DVRS056 2
DVRS005 3 DVRS057 2
DVRS034 3 DVRS058 2
DVRS035 3 DVRS059 2
DVRS036 3 DVRS060 2
DVRS037 3 DVRS061 2
DVRS038 2 DVRS062 2
DVRS039 2 DVRS063 2
DVRS040 2 DVRS064 2
DVRS041 2 DVRS012 2
DVRS042 2 DVRS065 2
DVRS043 2 DVRS066 2
DVRS044 2 DVRS067 2
DVRS001 2 DVRS068 2
DVRS045 2 Total 100 Cases
DVRS046 2 43 Repeat Offenders
DVRS047 2
DVRS048 2
DVRS049 2
DVRS050 2
DVRS051 2
The number of suspects with multiple domestic violence cases increased from 28 in 2024, to 43 in 2025. The repeat offenders accounted for 65 cases in 2024, and 100 cases in 2025.
Three different suspects had multiple domestic violence cases in both 2024 & 2025. Those suspects are highlighted with the same color in both tables. *Suspect names are masked for privacy *2025 YTD = January 2025 – October 2025
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MAP OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN 2024
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MAP OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN 2025