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PRESENT
ANDFUTURE
2010 Annual Review
STATISTICS
tables of contents
demographic statistics about
our personnel
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Total workforce authorized and filled by directorate
Police personnel chart
Breakdown of civilian workforce
Breakdown of police officers by rank
Breakdown of police officer by age
Breakdown of police officers by years of service
Representativeness based on gender and ethnicity
Departures
Hiring of neighbourhood police officers
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Breakdown of police officers according to level of education (university)
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ROAD SAFETY AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
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Citations issued in 2010
Comparison of collisions according to their graveness 2009 - 2010
Cyclist Safety Campaign
Tickets Issued During “Back to School” Campaign
ADS Tickets Issued During “Back to School” Campaign
Statistics for Snow Removal Operations
Pedestrian Campaign April 2010 - Number of tickets issued by police
Pedestrian Campaign October 2010 - Number of tickets issued by police
Pedestrian Road Safety 2009-2010
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Cyclist Road Safety 2009-2010
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CRIMINAL CODE INFRACTIONS IN 2010
Change in the crime rate 2006-2010
u Evolution in the crime rate by month
u Evolution of the crime rate by Operations Center
u Evolution of the crime rate by Neighbourhood station –
Operations Centre West
Operations Centre South
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13
14
Evolution of the crime rate by Neighbourhood station –
Operations Centre North
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Operations Centre East
16
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operational statistics
Number of calls received by the Division des communications
opérationnelles et information policière
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17
Système administratif de gestion des alarmes (SAGA) statistics
u Number of calls dispatched by priority and geographical origin
u Average response time for calls received by the Division des
communications opérationnelles et information policière
(police presence on site)
u Bureau du taxi statistics
u Bureau du remorquage statistics
u Breakdown of 2010 crowd control events by month
u Compilation of crowd control events from 2005 to 2010
u Suspicious packages, defusing and explosions
u Use of intermediary weapons
u Car chases
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17
19
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Shots fired
INVESTIGATIONS UNDERTAkEN By THE SERVICE
DES NORMES PROFESSIONNELLES ET DES
AFFAIRES INTERNES IN 2010
Investigations related to the Police Act
Ethics
u Independent investigations
u Investigations related to the Règlement sur la discipline interne
des policiers et policières du SPVM
u Police Act
u Security Checks/Investigations
u Bureau du service à la clientèle
u Detection of Inappropriate Behaviours
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Demographic statistics about our personnel
Total workforce authorized and filled by directorate
Directorate
AUTHORISED
filled
Vacant
4,581
4,427
154
1,440.5*
1,387,5*
53
Police personnel chart
Operations directorate
Police officers
Civilians
Civilians
4
4
0
173
172
1
4,585
(a)
Actual number
of police officers
4,431
(b)
White collars
848.5
57
Blue collars
Crossing guards
521
59
Professionnals
Service Directorate
Police officers
Authorized number
of police officers
Authorized
civilian workforce
Men
3,086
Women
1,345
4
Lawyers
Managers
TOTAL*
124
1,613.5
TOTAL
Police officers
Civilians
TOTAL (police officers and civilians)
4,585
4,431
154
1,613.5*
1,559.5*
54
6,199
5,991
208
a)This number (4585) of authorized police officers includes permanent authorized police
personnel (4407) and service loans, early retirements and other special projects, with these three
categories totalling (178) positions.
b)This number (4431) of Police Officers excludes the (200) temporary Police Officers in service on
the 31st of December, 2010.
* 3,5 years/persons are included to represent all the civilians working on snow removal about 10 days a year.
Breakdown of
police officers by rank
Rank
Breakdown of
police officers by age
Number
Age bracket
Breakdown of police officers
by years of service
Number
Years of service
Number
3,168
20-24
50
0–4
Sargeants
450
25-29
518
5–9
Sargeants detectives
575
30-34
826
10 – 14
1,227
Lieutenants
40
35-39
904
15 – 19
543
Lieutenant detectives
69
40-44
802
20 – 24
837
Commander
86
45-49
999
25 – 29
494
Inspectors
16
50-54
305
30 – 34
50
Chief inspectors
18
55-59
26
35 & +
1
1
TOTAL
4,431
Officers
Assistant directors
7
60 and over
Deputy directors
1
TOTAL
Director
TOTAL
1
4,431
4,431
473
806
Representativeness based on
gender and ethnicity
Departures
TEMPORARy POLICE OFFICERS
Group
Women
RETIREMENTS
Men
TOTAL
%
First Nations
0
0
0
0 %
Ethnic minorities
2
5
7
3.5 %
RESIGNATIONS
Officers
27
Permanent police officers
Sargeants
11
Temporary police officers
25
Auxiliairy police officers
6
20
26
13.0 %
Majority group
68
99
167
83.5 %
Lieutenants
1
TOTAL
76
124
200
100 %
Lieutenants detectives
3
Commander
5
Inspector
2
Chief inspectors
0
Visible minorities
PERMANENT POLICE OFFICERS
Group
Women
Men
TOTAL
%
7
5
12
0.4 %
Assistants directors
2
Ethnic minorities
33
102
135
4.3 %
Deputy directors
1
Visible minorities
43
197
240
7.6 %
Director
1
995
1,786
2,781
87.8 %
TOTAL
78
1,078
2,090
3,168
100 %
First Nations
Majority group
TOTAL
PERMANENT HIGHER RANk OFFICERS
Group
Women
Men
TOTAL
%
2
4
6
0.5 %
Ethnic minorities
13
36
49
3.9 %
Visible minorities
3
34
37
2.9 %
Majority group
249
922
1,171
92.7 %
TOTAL
267
996
1,263
100 %
First Nations
Number
Number
TOTAL
7
22
0
29
DISCHARGE
Number
Disability
5
Dismissed
Layoffs
2
TOTAL
7
Deaths
Number
On duty
0
Off duty
2
TOTAL
2
Total permanent police officers (retirement, dismissal, striking of and deaths)
94
PERMANENT ALL RANkS OFFICERS
Group
First Nations
Ethnic minorities
Women
Men
TOTAL
%
9
9
18
0.4 %
46
138
184
4.2 %
46
231
277
6.3 %
Majority group
1,244
2,708
3,952
89.2 %
TOTAL
1,345
3,088
4,431
100 %
Visible minorities
Hiring of neighbourhood police officers
Temporary police officers
2010
Majority
Women
72
Visible minorities
Men
Women
104
7
176
2010
6
Men
Women
22
3
29
Majority
Women
Ethnic minorities
Women
3
0
9
Men
Women
14
0
Women
1
0
1
Men
0
Ethnic minorities
Men
TOTAL
0
17
Visible minorities
Men
First nations
222
First nations
Men
Women
0
0
0
TOTAL
Men
0
0
10
Breakdown of police officers according to level of education (university)
ABBE
program
Certificate
or minor 1
Certificate
or minor 2
Certificate
or minor 3
Major
BACC.
Master’s
or SSHGD
PH.D
TOTAL
Director
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
Deputy Directors
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
Rank
Assistants directors
0
0
0
1
0
0
4
0
5
Chief inspectors
0
7
2
0
0
0
8
0
17
Inspectors
0
7
1
0
0
1
8
0
17
Commander
0
48
12
1
0
11
10
0
82
Lieutenants
0
14
1
0
0
9
4
0
28
Lieutenant detectives
2
18
6
2
1
10
2
0
41
Sargeants
2
87
24
4
1
51
9
1
179
23
100
20
3
3
57
10
0
216
Officers
13
289
34
10
10
276
18
0
650
TOTAL
40
570
100
21
15
415
76
1
1,238
* Short program: University training consisting of 18 credits, as part of an investigation team or with a police force, by the École nationale de police
du Québec with the university network table.
ROAD SAFETy AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Variation
2009/2010
Reckless driving of an automobile, resulting in death
2
2
0
1
3
200.0
Reckless driving of an automobile, resulting
in body injury
4
7
7
12
6
-50.0
Reckless driving of an automobile
133
131
165
115
95
-17.4
TOTAL
139
140
172
128
104
-18.8
239
232
252
191
140
-26.7
Reckless driving
Fleeing the scene
Criminal Code
Highway Safety Code
17,780
20,044
21,395
19,441
18,575
-4.5
TOTAL
18,019
20,276
21,647
19,632
18,715
-4.7
2
2
4
0
1
100.0
35
32
23
35
24
-31.4
Driving under the influence
1,975
1,939
1,958
1,962
1,752
-10.7
TOTAL
1,975
1,973
1,985
1,997
1,777
-11.0
194
201
215
166
139
-16.3
19
201
215
166
139
-16.3
OPERATION CENTRE
WEST
SOUTH
NORTH
EAST
DSRC
TOTAL
Moving violations
53,989
30,450
46,152
40,534
157,033
328,158
Driving under the influence
Driving under the influence, resulting in death
Driving under the influence, resulting in body injury
Driving a motor vehicule while suspended
Criminal Code
TOTAL
Citations issued in 2010
Speeding
16,266
3,972
9,831
12,192
92,726
134,987
Parking infractions (issued by police officers)
23,307
42,292
47,224
30,698
25,762
169,283
Parking infractions
(issued by agents de stationnement)
TOTAL
1,072,411
93,562
76,714
103,207
83,424
275,521
1,704,839
Comparison of collisions according to their graveness 2009-2010
Collisions
Number of collisions (deaths)
Number of collisions with major injuries
Variation
2007
2008
2009
2010
39 (39)
33 (33)
33 (35)
37 (37)
12.1 %
305
221
221
270
22.2 %
2009 – 2010
6,030
5,246
5,618
5,711
1.7 %
Number of collisions with material damages
30,547
31,949
29,625
27,764
6.3 %
TOTAL
36,921
37,449
35,497
33,782
4.8 %
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
549
545
737
827
1,042
Number of collisions with minor injuries
Cyclist Safety Campaign
Cyclists
26 %
9
9
20
4
7
75 %
558
554
757
831
1,049
26.2 %
Motorists
TOTAL
2009 – 2010
Tickets Issued During “Back to School” Campaign
Type of tickets
2010
2009
August 27
to September 18
5,694
Driving over 30 km/h
Variation
August 26
to September 24
5,059
11.2 %
758
896
18.2 %
Not stopping on a red light
1,347
1,302
4.1 %
Not stopping at a Stop sign
Not stopping on a yellow light
2,778
2,798
0.7 %
Not obeying a crossing guard’s order
19
27
42.1 %
Not stopping at school bus signals
42
86
104.8 %
10,648
10,168
4.5 %
TOTAL
ADS Tickets Issued During “Back to School” Campaign
Type of tickets
2009
2010
August 27
to September 18
Variation
August 26
to September 24
106
30
71.7 %
7
4
42.9 %
Where the traffic signals prohibit stopping (other than in a reserved
traffic lane) (R.R.V.M., c. C-4.1, Art. 26)
53
29
45.3 %
At a pedestrian crossing or within 5 metres of one
(R.S.Q., c. C-24.2, Art. 386 (4))
10
23
130 %
At an intersection or within 5 metres of one (R.S.Q., c. C-24.2, Art. 386 (4))
19
57
200 %
195
143
26.7 %
Where traffic signals prohibit parking (R.R.V.M., c. C-4.1, Art. 30 (1))
In a loading zone (R.R.V.M., c, C-4.1, Art. 31 (3))
TOTAL
Statistics for Snow Removal Operations
NUMBER
INFRACTIONS
2008/2009
2009/2010
13
Exceeding the speed limit (art. 328 P-900)
8
Crossing on a red light (art. 359 P-546)
43
18
Failing to stop (art. 368 P-544)
93
33
Driving without a licence (art. 65 P-668)
0
0
Licence suspended (art. 105 P-789, P-790, P-409)
4
2
Seized vehicle (H.S.C art. 209 and 209.2)
0
0
Vehicule inspection
0
0
Arrest
0
0
Right turns (extreme right) (art. 351 P-310)
1
0
Left turns ** (art. 352 from 356 to H.S.C)
**Pay attention to the left turn according to type of road (rwf. art. 352
to 356 in H.S.C)
1
1
155
62
TOTAL
Pedestrian Campaign April 2010
Number of tickets issued by police
Type of tickets
2009*
(April)
Hit-and-runs relating to snow
removal operations
Fatal accidents relating to snow
removal operations
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
245
287
295
678
405
242
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2
0
0
1
3
0
Pedestrian Road Safety 2009-2010
2010
(April)
Variation
2009* – 2010 (April)
Collisions (Number of victims)
Pedestrians
2,670
2,823
5.4 %
Number of deaths
Drivers not respectful of pedestrians
1,723
2,277
32 %
Number of serious injuries
Drivers not respecting a red light
1,582
1,677
6 %
Drivers not respecting a yellow light
1,196
1,780
32.8 %
TOTAL
7,171
8,557
16.2 %
2009
Variation
2010
20
2009 – 2010
18
10.0 %
85
125
47.1 %
Number of minor injuries
1,252
1,263
0.9 %
TOTAL
1,357
1,406
3.6 %
*Infractions for not respecting yellow and red lights are recorded to reflect the validity of data in connection
with the pedestrian campaign
Pedestrian Campaign October 2010
Number of tickets issued by police
Type of tickets
2009*
(October)
Cyclists Road Safety 2009-2010
2010
(October)
Variation
2009* – 2010 (October)
Collisions (Number of victims)
2009
Pedestrians
2,596
1,522
7.0
Drivers not respectful of pedestrians
3,085
2,376
29.8 %
Number of serious injuries
Drivers not respecting a red light
2,182
1,624
34.4 %
Number of minor injuries
Drivers not respecting a yellow light
1,408
1,178
15.5 %
TOTAL
733
TOTAL
9,271
8,587
8.3 %
Number of deaths
Variation
2010
3
2009 – 2010
4
33.3 %
40
26
35.0 %
690
711
3.0 %
741
1.1 %
*Infractions for not respecting yellow and red lights are recorded to reflect the validity of data in connection
with the pedestrian campaign
CriMiNaL CODE INFRACTIONS IN 2010
Misdemeanours and Violations
of the Criminal Code in 2010
A total of 117,666 misdemeanours and violations were reported in
Montreal, which represents a reduction of 7.3% compared to 2009
and of 13.3% since 2005.
The number of crimes in 2010 was 10.2% lower than the average of the
past five years; it has decreased by 24.8% over the last 10 years.
Crimes against the person
In 2010, 24,627 crimes against the person were reported in the
territory – 55 fewer than in 2009, representing a reduction of 0.2%.
These crimes have decreased by 7.8% since 2005.
The number of crimes against the person reported in 2010 was 3%
lower than the average of the past five years (25,396 crimes) and also
lower (22.2%) than 10 years ago (31,648 crimes in 2000).
Homicides
The number of homicides increased from 31 in 2009 to 37 in 2010. The
number of homicides in 2010 was the same as the average of the past
five years, and lower than the average recorded in Montreal in the last
10 years (43 homicides) and 20 years (54 homicides).
Attempted murders
The number of attempted murders increased by 5.7%, from 106 in
2009 to 112 in 2010. This increase follows a sharp increase (53.6%)
in 2009. Despite these increases, the number of attempted
murders was lower in 2010 than the average of the past five
years (119 crimes per year).
Assault
The number of assaults decreased by 7.0%, from 14,004 in 2009 to
13,028 in 2010. The number of reported assaults in 2010 was lower
than the average of the past five years (average of 13,866 crimes)
and has decreased by 25.7% in 10 years.
Sexual assaults
The 47.9% rise in the number of sexual assaults in 2010 was largely
due to the implementation of a new statistical codification for
misdemeanours included in the “other sexual offences” category
that could not be accounted for in the year 2009. In 2010, the 436
“other sexual offences” recorded were added to the sexual assaults
recorded and they alone increased this category of crime by 40.4%.
As for actual sexual assaults, the real increase was 7.5% (1,161 crimes
in 2010 compared to 1,080 in 2009).
Aggravated thefts and extortion
Possession of stolen goods
Aggravated thefts and extortion increased by 2.2%, from 3,784 in 2009
to 3,869 in 2010. The number of aggravated thefts and extortion has
decreased by 10.9% since 2005 and 16.8% in the last 10 years.
Possession of stolen goods offences increased by 66.1%, from 531
in 2009 to 882 in 2010. The number of these offenses is 42.6% higher
than the average of the past five years (619 crimes per year).
Other offences against the person
Frauds
Other offenses against the person (criminal harassment, threats and
abduction or kidnapping) rose 5.4% in 2010. These crimes, however,
have decreased by 6.7% since 2005 and by 23.0% in the last 10 years.
In 2010, 4,458 frauds were reported – 11.7% less than in 2009 (5,049
frauds). Reported frauds have decreased by 19.4% since 2005 and by
28.6% in the last 10 years.
Crimes against property
Mischief
The number of crimes against property reported in 2010 (79,718
crimes) decreased by 9.4% compared to 2009 (87,986 crimes).
In 2010, 13,927, mischief offences were reported, which is 2.6% less
than in 2009. The number of mischief offences, however, has grown by
11.2% since 2005.
Crimes against property have fallen by 18.0% since 2005 and by
30.7% in the last 10 years.
Arson
Arson offenses decreased by 10.5%, from 889 in 2009 to 796 in 2010.
The number of arson offences in 2010 was below the average of the
past five years (834 crimes).
Break and enter
In 2010, the number of break and enters reported (13,976 crimes)
decreased by 13.7% compared to 2009. The number of burglaries has
fallen by 28.4% since 2005 and by 48.2% in the last 10 years.
Nearly three in four (72%) burglaries occurred in residences. These burglaries fell by 7.1%, from 10,838 in 2009 to 10,064 in 2010. This type of
crime has decreased by 45.8% in the last 10 years.
Auto theft
Auto theft decreased by 10.8%, from 8,620 in 2009 to 7,692 in 2010.
This decline follows three consecutive significant drops: 17.8% in 2009,
14.9% in 2008 and 9.7% in 2007. The situation has markedly improved
in recent years; the number of vehicle thefts has fallen by 45.6% since
2005 and by more than half (56.4%) in the last 10 years.
Simple theft
Simple thefts accounted for one-third of all violations of the Criminal
Code reported in Montreal in 2010. These misdemeanours were down
10.4%, from 42,401 in 2009 to 37,987 in 2010. The number of simple
thefts has decreased by 14.2% since 2005 and by 19.2% in the
last 10 years.
Other violations of the Criminal Code
The number of crimes included in the “Other violations of the Criminal
Code” category fell by 7.0% in 2010.
Among these offenses, prostitution (35.1%) and firearm (9.2%) violations decreased, as did administration of law and justice violations
(9.5%).
Change in the crime rate 2006-2010
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Variation
2009/2010
43
42
29
31
37
19.4 %
1
1
2
1
3
200.0 %
Crimes against persons
Homicides
Other offences resulting in death
Attempted murder
Assault
157
106
69
106
112
5.7 %
13,211
13,049
15,038
14,004
13,028
-7.0 %
Sexual assault
1,694
1,320
1,267
1,080
1,597
47.9 %
Robbery
4,259
3,814
3,904
3,784
3,869
2.2 %
Other offences against persons
6,104
5,497
5,986
5,676
5,981
5.4 %
25,469
23,829
26,295
24,682
24,627
-0.2 %
TOTAL
Arson
Breaking and entering
715
765
1 030
889
796
-10.5 %
20,383
16,439
14,989
16,190
13,976
-13.7 %
Motor vehicle theft
13,644
12,290
10,485
8,620
7,692
-10.8 %
Simple theft
43,583
39,916
42,067
42,401
37,987
-10.4 %
700
709
621
531
882
66.1 %
5,583
5,091
5,009
5,049
4,458
-11.7 %
Mischief
12,115
12,182
13,777
14,306
13,927
-2.6 %
TOTAL
96,723
87,392
87,978
87,986
79,718
-9.4 %
Fraud
Other offences under the criminal Code
Prostitution
Firearms offences
Offences against the administration of
law and justice
Other CC offences
TOTAL
Total misdemeanours and offences under the CC
1,366
970
544
447
290
-35.1 %
541
524
560
513
466
-9.2 %
10,918
11,829
11,872
12,046
10,902
-9.5 %
2,064
1,487
2,012
1,317
1,663
26.3 %
14,889
14,810
14,988
14,323
13,321
-7.0 %
137,081
126,031
129,261
126,991
117,666
-7.3 %
2,695
3,121
3,129
2,882
3,048
5.8 %
Other laws and by-laws
Food and Drugs Act
Offences under federal laws
Offences under provincial laws
18
14
28
19
29
52.6 %
324
679
575
818
1,273
55.6 %
Municipal by-laws
13,045
21,569
20,443
21,627
17,861
-17.4 %
TOTAL
16,082
25,383
24,175
25,346
22,211
-12.4 %
153,163
151,514
153,436
152,337
139,877
-8.2 %
Grand total
*The 47.9% rise in the number of sexual assaults in 2010 was largely
due to the implementation of a new statistical codification for
misdemeanours included in the “other sexual offences” category
that could not be accounted for in the year 2009. In 2010, the 436
“other sexual offences” recorded were added to the sexual assaults
recorded and they alone increased this category of crime by 40.4%.
As for actual sexual assaults, the real increase was 7.5% (1,161 crimes
in 2010 compared to 1,080 in 2009).
**The 2010 statistics regarding the changes in adult crime and juvenile
delinquency are not available.
Evolution in the crime rate by month
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
TOTAL
Homicides
3
0
5
1
3
4
4
5
3
6
1
2
37
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
Attempted murder
4
5
9
8
9
12
10
13
7
11
15
9
112
Assault
936
977
1,079
1,061
1,311
1,176
1,195
1,104
998
1,134
1,080
977
13,028
Sexual assault
105
134
133
130
161
138
141
139
144
137
123
112
1,597
Robbery
363
344
400
326
305
278
285
295
274
333
311
355
3,869
425
461
460
410
570
563
500
464
463
600
591
474
5,981
1,836
1,921
2,087
1,936
2,359
2,173
2,135
2,020
1,889
2,221
2,121
1,929
24,627
46
41
90
64
97
61
71
50
65
60
104
47
796
1,039
1,022
1,164
1,217
1,130
1,126
1,121
1,330
1,090
1,283
1,331
1,123
13,976
598
567
720
668
567
564
671
619
720
667
681
650
7,692
2,996
2,591
3,394
3,120
3,195
2,932
3,075
3,437
3,397
3,463
3,466
2,921
37,987
34
32
53
81
83
79
75
91
74
89
107
84
882
TOTAL
Arson
Motor vehicle theft
Simple theft
Fraud
346
381
380
351
370
368
355
350
386
414
408
349
4,458
Mischief
886
782
1,310
1,286
1,240
1,139
1,251
1,348
1,258
1,203
1,349
875
13,927
5,945
5,416
7,111
6,787
6,682
6,269
6,619
7,225
6,990
7,179
7,446
6,049
79,718
TOTAL
Other offences under the criminal
Code
Prostitution
29
20
31
11
61
5
44
25
19
17
18
10
290
Firearms offences
35
28
48
45
39
56
45
38
38
32
40
22
466
814
858
1 081
936
948
964
921
921
885
894
991
689
10,902
70
94
104
101
133
171
81
72
92
624
64
57
1,663
948
1,000
1,264
1,093
1,181
1,196
1,091
1,056
1,034
1,567
1,113
778
13,321
8,729
8,337
10,462
9,816
10,222
9,638
9,845
10,301
9,913
10,967
10,680
8,756
117,666
247
205
285
257
274
251
272
265
272
283
249
188
3,048
2
5
5
4
1
2
1
4
2
0
0
3
29
law and justice
Other CC offences
TOTAL
Total misdemeanours and offences
under the CC
Food and Drugs Act
141
147
121
119
116
99
92
88
90
113
103
44
1,273
Municipal by-laws
1,044
1,049
1,719
1,595
2,294
2,126
2,204
1,687
1,479
1,177
826
661
17,861
TOTAL
1,434
1,406
2,130
1,975
2,685
2,478
2,569
2,044
1,843
1,573
1,178
896
22,211
10,163
9,743
12,592
11,791
12,907
12,116
12,414
12,345
11,756
12,540
11,858
9,652
139,877
Grand total
Evolution of the crime rate by Operations Center
OPERATIONS CENTER
WEST
SOUTH
NORTH
EAST
TOTAL
6
15
7
9
37
Homicides
Attempted murder
2
0
1
0
3
40
21
22
29
112
3,119
2,894
3,486
3,529
13,028
Sexual assault
419
335
415
428
1,597
Robbery
750
1,110
1,131
878
3,869
1,548
1,233
1,534
1,666
5,981
TOTAL
5,884
5,608
6,596
6,539
24,627
193
139
207
257
796
3,067
2,340
4,837
3,732
13,976
Motor vehicle theft
2,033
1,066
2,168
2,425
7,692
Simple theft
7,840
12,870
10,535
6,742
37,987
Assault
Arson
Fraud
Mischief
TOTAL
290
160
185
247
882
1,328
965
1,175
990
4,458
3,637
3,507
3,681
3,102
13,927
18,388
21,047
22,788
17,495
79,718
29
102
32
127
290
188
75
93
110
466
2,071
3,799
2,649
2,383
10,902
Prostitution
Firearms offences
law and justice
305
282
268
808
1,663
2,593
4,258
3,042
3,428
13,321
26,865
30,913
32,426
27,462
117,666
821
769
822
636
3,048
13
5
7
4
29
129
470
450
224
1,273
Municipal by-laws
2,383
7,699
5,964
1,815
17,861
TOTAL
3,346
8,943
7,243
2,679
22,211
30,211
39,856
39,669
30,141
139,877
Other CC offences
TOTAL
Food and Drugs Act
Grand total
Evolution of the crime rate by Neighbourhood station – Operations Center West
Neighbourhood STATION
1
3
4
5
7
8
9
11
13
26
TOTAL
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
2
6
Homicides
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
Attempted murder
1
3
1
3
1
6
1
9
2
13
40
111
321
177
270
403
369
105
391
462
510
3,119
Sexual assault
20
44
15
31
52
38
19
58
70
72
419
Robbery
32
71
41
67
91
53
22
115
88
170
750
Assault
TOTAL
66
162
98
141
221
192
83
173
232
180
1,548
230
602
332
512
768
658
232
748
855
947
5,884
8
12
20
26
22
26
3
23
34
19
193
Arson
165
252
152
323
605
370
129
373
258
440
3,067
Motor vehicle theft
121
124
105
367
454
209
52
153
253
195
2,033
Simple theft
430
552
478
1,171
1,337
513
382
922
816
1,239
7,840
16
19
7
30
35
6
5
47
93
32
290
Fraud
64
94
87
143
233
72
72
155
193
215
1,328
Mischief
187
344
226
381
518
316
220
495
429
521
3,637
TOTAL
991
1 397
1,075
2,441
3,204
1,512
863
2,168
2,076
2,661
18,388
Prostitution
0
3
0
2
6
2
1
10
2
3
29
Firearms offences
8
15
7
70
24
9
4
14
20
17
188
35
163
66
155
247
210
67
377
275
476
2,071
law and justice
Other CC offences
TOTAL
7
32
8
24
127
35
11
17
17
27
305
50
213
81
251
404
256
83
418
314
523
2,593
1,271
2,212
1,488
3,204
4,376
2,426
1,178
3,334
3,245
4,131
26,865
24
80
44
113
89
112
18
129
84
128
821
0
0
0
8
0
1
0
2
0
2
13
5
12
6
7
10
14
2
25
21
27
129
Food and Drugs Act
Municipal by-laws
43
260
85
161
271
382
55
445
256
425
2,383
TOTAL
72
352
135
289
370
509
75
601
361
582
3,346
1,343
2,564
1,623
3,493
4,746
2,935
1,253
3,935
3,606
4,713
30,211
Grand total
Evolution of the crime rate by Neighbourhood station – Operations Center South
12
15
16
20
21
22
TOTAL
0
5
2
0
5
3
15
Homicides
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Attempted murder
1
6
5
6
1
2
21
219
678
431
487
700
379
2,894
25
77
65
45
61
62
335
107
216
87
249
309
142
1,110
Assault
Sexual assault
Robbery
103
284
224
207
258
157
1,233
TOTAL
455
1,266
814
994
1,334
745
5,608
8
40
23
9
29
30
139
Arson
Motor vehicle theft
Simple theft
Fraud
198
540
391
329
322
560
2,340
76
232
157
217
195
189
1,066
1,068
1,280
745
4,181
4,308
1,288
12,870
15
22
15
42
47
19
160
135
118
123
260
221
108
965
536
765
565
512
693
436
3,507
2,036
2,997
2,019
5,550
5,815
2,630
21,047
Prostitution
3
12
0
0
8
79
102
Firearms offences
5
25
4
20
18
3
75
217
487
279
436
1916
464
3,799
Mischief
TOTAL
law and justice
Other CC offences
TOTAL
19
23
103
48
65
24
282
244
547
386
504
2,007
570
4,258
2,735
4,810
3,219
7,048
9,156
3,945
30,913
43
86
48
129
386
77
769
1
0
0
0
3
1
5
9
15
18
43
159
226
470
Food and Drugs Act
Municipal by-laws
613
718
436
1,456
2,976
1,500
7,699
TOTAL
666
819
502
1,628
3,524
1,804
8,943
3,401
5,629
3,721
8,676
12,680
5,749
39,856
Grand total
Evolution of the crime rate by Neighbourhood station – Operations Center North
10
24
27
30
31
33
35
37
38
44
TOTAL
Homicides
1
0
0
2
2
1
0
0
0
1
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
Attempted murder
0
0
5
5
0
3
7
0
1
1
22
249
116
383
491
347
233
361
222
528
556
3,486
25
18
58
41
42
24
39
38
63
67
415
Assault
Sexual assault
61
62
156
119
99
54
121
73
206
180
1,131
131
88
228
211
148
78
170
102
160
218
1,534
TOTAL
467
284
830
869
638
393
698
435
958
1,024
6,596
16
14
29
23
20
10
18
21
33
23
207
Robbery
Arson
310
273
594
335
522
207
678
506
623
789
4,837
Motor vehicle theft
155
101
339
290
217
68
216
155
264
363
2,168
Simple theft
610
603
1,229
745
921
434
1,305
1,131
2,041
1,516
10,535
26
8
18
25
23
5
14
6
37
23
185
Fraud
143
99
190
103
94
70
129
72
143
132
1,175
Mischief
244
269
506
320
320
168
342
398
625
489
3,681
1,504
1,367
2,905
1,841
2,117
962
2,702
2,289
3,766
3,335
22,788
0
0
18
5
1
2
3
0
1
2
32
13
8
6
15
13
4
6
3
8
17
93
345
47
334
326
251
219
244
154
394
335
2,649
22
8
31
26
24
9
18
30
49
51
268
TOTAL
Prostitution
Firearms offences
law and justice
Other CC offences
TOTAL
380
63
389
372
289
234
271
187
452
405
3,042
2,351
1,714
4,124
3,082
3,044
1,589
3,671
2,911
5,176
4,764
32,426
126
24
100
60
90
35
68
62
165
92
822
0
0
0
1
2
4
0
0
0
0
7
Food and Drugs Act
Municipal by-laws
TOTAL
Grand total
55
6
15
76
27
12
26
41
178
14
450
442
79
332
134
439
197
419
305
3,282
335
5,964
623
109
447
271
558
248
513
408
3,625
441
7,243
2,974
1,823
4,571
3,353
3,602
1,837
4,184
3,319
8,801
5,205
39,669
Evolution of the crime rate by Neighbourhood station – Operations Center East
23
39
42
45
46
48
49
TOTAL
2
2
3
0
0
1
1
9
Homicides
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Attempted murder
2
9
9
3
1
5
0
29
563
938
402
385
289
671
281
3,529
70
94
38
28
16
149
33
428
188
199
112
77
51
195
56
878
Assault
Sexual assault
Robbery
TOTAL
217
374
177
204
161
364
169
1,666
1,042
1,616
741
697
518
1,385
540
6,539
65
53
25
28
16
39
31
257
Arson
792
459
530
184
313
940
514
3,732
Motor vehicle theft
299
400
437
195
280
462
352
2,425
1,225
1,052
1,297
423
845
1,320
580
6,742
Simple theft
Fraud
Mischief
TOTAL
36
72
32
6
26
53
22
247
111
176
198
80
123
223
79
990
453
602
482
287
296
658
324
3,102
2,981
2,814
3,001
1,203
1,899
3,695
1,902
17,495
120
2
1
1
1
1
1
127
20
21
15
18
9
19
8
110
543
618
240
182
171
471
158
2,383
Prostitution
Firearms offences
law and justice
Other CC offences
TOTAL
51
45
76
18
13
586
19
808
734
686
332
219
194
1 077
186
3,428
4,757
5,116
4,074
2,119
2,611
6,157
2,628
27,462
115
169
73
68
45
118
48
636
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
4
Food and Drugs Act
32
85
16
18
19
32
22
224
Municipal by-laws
505
469
134
140
143
273
151
1,815
TOTAL
652
725
224
226
207
424
221
2,679
5,409
5,841
4,298
2,345
2,818
6,581
2,849
30,141
Grand total
OPERATIONAL STATISTICS
Number of calls received by the Division
des communications opérationnelles
et information policière
Système administratif de gestion
des alarmes (SAGA) statistics
1,365,203
Total number of emergency calls (911)*
Totasl number of real alarms
1,653
87,416
Break-in
1,368
Answering delay
2
Hold up
285
Processing time
122
Including non-emergency calls (514 280-2222)
Total number of false alarms
30,991
Break-in
29,547
Hold up
1,444
Fines for false alarms
Cambriolage
Hold up
Number of calls dispatched by priority
and geographical origin
CALLS DISPATCHED
Priority
West
South
North
East
Section
Montreal
metro
Priority
subtotal
1
2,419
2,535
2,738
2,329
128
10,149
2
48,124
44,689
54,495
43,728
3,423
194,459
3
44,355
38,218
51,272
36,147
4,589
174,581
4
10,985
8,790
18,232
10,864
4
48,875
5
9,215
11,580
12,301
8,209
71
41,376
6
1,150
1,244
1,552
1,185
28
5,159
P
0
2
0
1
0
3
116,248
107,058
140,590
102,463
8,243
474,602
regional
subtotal
The Centre de rédaction de rapports d’événements (CRRÉ or Report Filing Centre) processed
17,620 911 calls; from this total, 11,998 incident reports were filed.
1,240,158
447,813
Average response time for calls received
by the Division des communications
opérationnelles et information policière
(police presence on site)
Year
Average response time
for priority 1 calls
2010
6.3 minutes
2009
6.3 minutes
2008
6.0 minutes
2007
5.8 minutes
2006
5.9 minutes
2005
6.4 minutes
2004
6.3 minutes
Bureau du taxi statistics
608
Complaints received
66,335
SAAQ transactions
5,243
Work permits renewed
Work permits issued
660
Examinations
976
59.86 %
Exam success rate (%)
Taxi licenses obtained
278
Taxi licenses renewed
4,873
39
Taxi licenses issued
675
Licenses suspended (SAAQ and Ville)
Bureau du remorquage statistics
55
Complaints received
592
Compilation of
crowd control events
from 2005 to 2010
57
Transportation permits issued
27
Driver’s licenses renewed
399
Driver’s licenses issued
286
Licenses suspended (SAAQ and Ville)
145
798
689
846
914
Operating permits issued
1 035
229
Operating permits renewed
756
Transportation permits renewed
Breakdown of 2010
crowd control events by month
150
100
75
50
25
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
0
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
125
In addition to the total number of incidents, their timing must be taken into
consideration. The majority of these incidents occurred in the summer (May to
October). This concentration poses a particular problem as many events overlap.
Suspicious packages, defusing and explosions
North
South
East
West
TOTAL
Suspicious package
5
4
2
2
13
Combustible device
0
0
1
0
1
Military device
4
1
0
2
7
Explosives found to be destroy
0
0
0
3
3
Explosion
0
0
1
0
1
Firework
1
0
1
0
2
ERNBC (Chemical)
0
0
1
0
1
TOTAL
9
5
7
7
28
Unfounded parcel
1
2
3
2
8
Neutralized in Neutrex
1
0
0
0
1
Neutralized by restraining force
0
0
0
1
1
Neutralized manually
2
0
2
3
7
Neutralized with water bottle
1
1
0
0
2
Neutralized by X-ray
0
0
1
0
1
Use of intermediary weapons
Car chases
Pepper spray
136
Number of car chases
Expandable baton
107
Number of suspects killed
0
Number of suspects injured
2
Number of officers killed
0
Number of officers injured
0
Number of citizens killed
0
Number of citizens injured
2
Number of accidents – police vehicles
6
Number of accidents – civilian vehicles
6
7
Taser
(demonstrations)
Non-lethal launcher
7
Tear gas
0
Firearm
1
Restraint chair
5
3
(contacts)
7
(throwing)
54
Shots fired
Number of incidents
Number of shots fired
Physically wounded
Psychologically wounded
9
19
Police Officers 0
Citizens 0
Citizens 4
Police Officers 13
INVESTIGATIONS UNDERTAkEN By THE SERVICE DES NORMES
PROFESSIONNELLES ET DES AFFAIRES INTERNES IN 2010
Investigations related to the Police Act
2007
2008
2009
2010
82
84
52
86
Internal files involving an SPVM officer:
35
30
19
35
Internal files involving a non-SPVM officer:
16
9
6
8
Internal files involving an unknown person:
Number of files examined by the Section des enquêtes spéciales/year
Files examined by type of subject
13
4
1
6
Files involving a person not subject to the Police Act:
9
16
15
17
Files involving an SPVM officer, under investigation by another police service:
9
25
11
20
8
16
4
3
Status of files by type of investigation
MEA investigations, SPVM officer:
MEA investigations, non-SPVM officer:
SMA investigations / inactives / unfounded, SPVM police officer:
6
1
1
1
34
38
13
25
0
2
0
1
10
6
3
3
MEA investigations not subject to the Police Act:
5
6
6
1
SMA investigations not subject to the Police Act:
4
9
5
5
SMA investigations / inactives / unfounded involving an unknown person:
SMA investigations / inactives / unfounded, non-SPVM police officer:
Files completing the legal process
SPVM officer found guilty:
0
3
0
0
SPVM officer found not guilty:
5
8
1
0
Non-SPVM officer found guilty:
3
0
0
0
Non-SPVM officer found not guilty:
2
0
1
0
Non-police SPVM member found guilty:
0
1
0
0
Non-police SPVM member found not guilty:
1
3
0
1
Ethics
2007
2008
2009
2010
Number of complaints received by the Commissaire à la déontologie policière
575
654
742
711
Number of officers targeted by these complaints (sheets)
985
1,035
1,160
1,098
Number of officers targeted, rejected complaints
630
629
744
480
Number of officers targeted, referred to conciliation
464
478
532
430
Number of officers targeted, successful or in conciliation
281
275
274
286
Number of officers targeted, withdrawal
41
70
84
3
Number of officers targeted, summoned before the Comité de déontologie policière
31
51
27
5
Number of officers targeted, complaints in process
16
35
54
330
9
20
36
190
Number of complaints received that involved or involve summons before
the Comité de déontologie policière
18
25
18
3
Number of requests for apology granted
17
20
12
27
Number of requests for apology refused
1
1
1
2
Number of requests for apology in process
0
0
0
2
Number of complaints in process
Independent investigations
2007
2008
2009
2010
Files opened
6
7
5
9
File numbers
127 à 132
133 à 139
140 à 144
145 à 153
Number of files closed with a decision
5
5
0
0
Number of files in process
1
3
5
9
Number of charges arising from ministerial
policies, following the prosecutor’s decision
0
0
0
0
Investigations related to the Règlement
sur la discipline interne des policiers et policières du SPVM
2007
2008
2009
2010
Number of disciplinary files opened
72
87
68
76
Number of officers involved
84
115
178
91
8
16
10
18
Number of files handled under section 49 (by a unit superior)
Number of days of suspension
0
12
5
11
Number of reprimands
9
16
8
12
Number of warnings
2
0
0
0
Number of files handled under section 48 (by a unit officer)
Number of files handled by the DAI
Number of files in process
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
64
71
58
26
4
6
26
32
3
6
10
0
57
59
22
38
Classified at our level
18
23
6
17
Classified unfounded
10
7
5
1
7
6
7
3
Number of files awaiting a hearing
Number of files closed
Classified section
Heard by the O/D or committee
22
23
4
1
122
101
22
2
19
14
2
2
Number of warnings
0
0
0
0
Number of transfers/demotions
0
0
0
0
Number of disciplinary transfers
0
3
0
0
Number of discharges
0
1
1
0
Number of penalties withdrawn
48
55
43
125
Number of requests granted
43
41
36
111
Number of requests partly granted
2
6
0
3
Number of requests refused
3
8
7
11
Police Act
2007
2008
2009
2010
2
0
0
0
Section 119 (1)
Number of open files
Number of completed cases
Number of dismissals
Number of suspended cases (cases being appealed)
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Section 119 (2)
6
5
3
0
Number of completed cases
5
5
3
0
Number of terminations
1
1 (resignation)
1 (retirement)
0
Number of open files
210
167
95
0
Number of suspended cases (under appeal)
1
0
0
0
Number of cases postponed to 2011
1
0
0
0
2009
2010
Security Checks / Investigations
The data below reflect the number of files opened during the year.
2007
2008
Pre-hiring investigations of police officer candidates
344
409
99
234
Pre-hiring investigations of police cadets
129
148
356
43
Pre-hiring investigations of crossing guards
135
168
264
188
Pre-hiring investigations of civilian candidates
260
280
132
176
Investigations of suppliers
375
430
427
359
51
42
37
26
Investigations of parking agents
239
104
20
55
Background checks
119
96
227
150
61
19
222
146
Investigations for civilian internships
Civilian background checks
Police background checks
Annual checks of driver’s licences and criminal backgrounds
58
77
5
4
4,492
n/a
5,104
n/a
35
32
16
39
190
56
186
137
Investigations for authorizing access to SPVM offices
1,583
1,404
2,295
1,610
Investigations relating to probations, promotions, distinctions, missions
1,298
1,564
1,666
1,953
Special cases (pertinent information in the event of an investigation)
Investigations for student internships on police techniques
Bureau du service à la clientèle
2009
2010
3,374
3,814
830
2,406
Complaints
2,752
2,737
Comments
361
674
Information requests
261
403
815
217
Number of cases opened at the CSO
Number of police officers identified for the totality of cases opened
Nature of cases opened
Subject of complaints **
Cases involving a comment, information, etc.
Cases linked to providing a service
Cases linked to the behaviour of an SPVM employee
903
764
1,083
1,766
616
1,067
1,308
3,814
Responding to calls
658
844
HSC
199
592
5
5
8
13
32
7
Others, unclassified
Number of cases involving the task field in function of the SPVM mission
Éclipse/Street Gangs
Police contingent/demonstrations
Incivilities
Investigations
Not linked to a specific field
Number of cases – calls coded 733
Number of cases having been the object of a follow-up **
Cases involving a comment, information, etc. **
6
30
400
2,323
2,463
1,976
**** 1,308
1,976
243
158
Cases linked to providing a service **
350
541
Cases linked to the behaviour of an SPVM employee **
731
1,353
Complaints considered as unfounded
94
151
Plaintiffs who were intoxicated during complaint
75
198
Plaintiffs who were impossible to locate
79
208
0
0
Dysfunction identified
Dysfunction of an organization
47
47
Number of interventions conducted:
466
1,095
Plaintiffs were made aware
14
357
Civil servants were made aware
16
21
Police officers were made aware
89
100
276
441
1
0
70
176
Dysfunction of an individual (plaintiff or SPVM employee)
Cases referred to Ethics
Cases referred to Discipline
Cases referred to other bodies
*** Certain cases touch more than one category.
****Please note that these statistics are from
Phase 2 and only represent cases having been the
object of a 733 between June and December 2009.
Bureau du service à la clientèle (suite)
2009
2010
911
1,838
Number of cases having been the object of a follow-up **
568
696
Cases involving a comment, information, etc. **
Number of cases – comment box, information requests, claims (City of Montréal) etc.
420
59
Cases linked to providing a service **
62
223
Cases linked to the behaviour of an SPVM employee **
86
414
Complaints considered as unfounded
4
6
Plaintiffs who were intoxicated during complaint
2
4
4
7
Number of interventions conducted:
157
880
Plaintiffs were made aware
Plaintiffs who were impossible to locate
28
393
Civil servants were made aware
6
43
Police officers were made aware
12
21
Cases referred to Ethics
30
92
3
0
105
331
Cases referred to Discipline
Cases referred to other bodies
** Certain cases touch more than one category.
Credits
Produced by the Section des communications corporatives,
Division des relations avec la communauté, recherche et communications
corporatives, du Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM).
Quartier général
1441, rue Saint-Urbain, 6e étage
Montréal (Québec) H2X 2M6
Conception:
Danielle Barbeau, Editor
Marie Bourque, Writing and co-ordination
Melissa Carroll, Production assistance
Geneviève Houde, Graphic design supervision
In collaboration with:
Direction du Service
Alain Legault, conseiller du directeur
Nathalie Pelletier, agent de recherche
Detection of Inappropriate Behaviours
2008
2009
2010
Number of police officers targeted, from pop-up system (report)
20
140
287
Number of police officers targeted for the analysis
20
70
80
Profiles compiled with intervention plan
20
18
14
Profiles analyzed by the Committee on Inappropriate Behaviours **
n/a
n/a
0
Section de la recherche
Gilbert Cordeau, Ph. D., conseiller en planification
20
18
14
Pictures:
Joseph Passaseo, photograph
Number of profiles compiled
Nature of behaviour targeted
Politeness, respect, interpersonal skills, etc.
**Profiles analyzed in 2010, did not require the setting-up of a committee.
The Committee on Inappropriate Behaviours is under development.
Direction des opérations
André Durocher, conseiller du directeur adjoint
Annabelle Ferraz, assistante administrative
Diane Godin, assistante administrative
Josée Perreault, chef de section
Design and graphics:
Maryse Papineau
Printing:
CD Impact inc.
Translation:
Nancy Macdonald, Documens
Legal deposit – Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec, 2011
ISBN 978-2-922389-21-0

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