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Module 7 After Action Report
Georena Fellows
Sothern New Hampshire University
CJ 407 Crime analysis and solutions
Professor Comrie
December 10, 2023
The purpose of the operation was to utilize officers in a specific area that will be called the “Saturation Patrol”. The purpose for this saturation patrol is stop impaired drivers before they can cause death, damage or injury to the communities. This would be done by taking officers off their current patrol area at 6:45 pm and putting them in the saturation area until around 2am or until they are off shift. During the operation officers are to focus on Highway 493 and two major routes that connect to it and go through the city, 27 West and 127 North. Two officers will be in each standard patrol car that was derived from the fact that most of these arrests will require multiple officers and the safety in numbers standpoint. The data collected after the operation showed a mix of qualitive and quantitiative information. The qualitive information used showed there were a total of 25 DUI arrests for two days in 2019 and 2020, a total of four days. The quantitiative information showed in 2019 that there was five police officers were scheduled for an eight hour shift between 6pm and 3am. In 2020 there was two officers scheduled for a six hour shift between 6pm and 12am another two was scheduled for eight hours shifts between 6pm to 2am. Using this information it was determined that using officers during the time frame of 6pm to 2am would yield the best results. If unexpected variables such as weather, higher traffic volume, and available officers are sick this could impact the operation in a negative way. If it is raining or
snowing this may cause a lower traffic level resulting in fewer arrests. Higher traffic volume would make it harder to catch all drivers that are impaired because the officers have to preform more tests that the drivers must pass. If a driver does not pass the tests they are arrested and vehicles towed which takes more time as well. Officers out sick will be replaced with other officers which may cause additional costs because of overtime.
References CJ 407 Project three case study
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