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r.c TO: Joel Hanson FROM: Lt. Dan Votellv Patrol Operations DATE: June 8, 1993 Subject: Strip Mall at C and Rice Joel, per your request, I have conducted research into the number of calls for service to this mall and specifically, Bankshot Billiards. Since the first of this year, the Sheriff's Office has responded to a total of 41 calls for service to this Mall. Nine of these calls have been specifically to Bankshot Billiards. The following is a breakdown of the types of calls to the Mall: All Addresses Bankshot Thefts = 12 criminal damage to property = 1 fights /assaults = 3 Recovered property = 2 Alarms = 7 assist citizens = 2 code enforcement = 1 fraud = 4 drunk party = 1 disorderly juveniles = 3 noise = 1 traffic = 1 accident = 1 harassment = 2 recovered prop = 1 fight = 1 theft = 1 drunk = 1 disorderly juvs = 2 noise = 1 traffic = 1 assist = 1 There is no computerized information available to suggest whether these calls for service are extra ordinary at this location, as measured against past occurrences. The manual records system from years past is not very accurate. My instincts tell me this is not a lot of calls for this type of location and the traffic volume present. I attempted to compare these calls for service to other malls in Little Canada, and one strip mall located in Roseville, that has a similar type of business that tends to draw juveniles,(Video Arcade). I also did a sight visit of these locations. I discovered that each mall has their own specific setting and comparison between them is nearly impossible. Some of the malls had lessor calls for service, however, didn't have nearly the traffic volume that the Bankshot Area mall has, nor were close to any Page 86