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5.3. PCSR 07-13-2010
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/i <br />Ci±y ei <br />Elk -~-, <br />River <br />Police Department <br />MEMORANDUM <br />TO: Jeremy Barnhart, City Planner <br />FROM: Jeffrey A. Beahen, Chief of Police <br />DATE: 7-7-10 <br />SUBJECT: Wapiti Park <br />I have reviewed our calls for service at Wapiti Park as recorded in our records system since 1999. We <br />have had 441 calls for service to that location. This is a very high number of calls for one location. <br />I have attached a copy of a memo written to the Council on April 16, 2002 by the Chief at that time, <br />Thomas Zerwas. His memo reflects his concerns in 2002 of the large number of police calls at Wapiti <br />Park. Please see his memo for more complete details. <br />My personal experience with the park is that over the years we have responded to significant events <br />there that have proven to have endangered the safety of those who stay or frequent there. These calls <br />included: <br />• A camper trailer that exploded when the resident tried to kill himself by allowing propane to <br />leak into his trailer. An ignition source ignited the gas, injuring the resident and destroying <br />the trailer. <br />• A meth lab discovered inside one of the trailers. <br />• ~ resident who fell into a campfire, laid in the fire due to his level of intoxication and burned <br />off his legs, buttocks and genitalia. <br />• Numerous sexual assaults. <br />• ~X~eapons related incidents and assaults. <br />• A significant number of other assaults and violence. <br />• Reports of raw sewage leaks. <br />• Requests to check the welfare of residents who spend the winter in the park, some sleeping <br />in tents-not trailers. Concerns that the trailers are not suitable for winter use, and insulation <br />and heating systems are a danger to those who reside there. In one case, eve were called there <br />in the middle of winter, to check a newborn child who was staying with her parents in a tent. <br />The history at the park is not illustrative of a recreation facility, in fact it is considered a constant <br />source of concern for our officers in terms of the resident's general safety and well being. <br />I have attached a print out of all of the police calls we have recorded. Our system does not allow us <br />to pull statistics prior to 1999. If you need more details on the types of calls, I would be happy to <br />provide that information to you. <br />
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