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Chief reports June crime statistics, staffing updates and survey results at YPAC meeting
Summary
At the July 24 Ypsilanti Police Advisory Commission meeting, the police chief reviewed June crime statistics, explained a homicide was being handled by the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office, outlined department vacancies and hiring progress, and summarized a recent community survey showing generally positive responses to officer conduct.
The chief of police delivered the department’s monthly report at the Ypsilanti Police Advisory Commission meeting on July 24, outlining June crime statistics, staffing changes and the results of a recent community survey.
The chief told commissioners that most major categories in the June report were unchanged from last year but said robberies and larceny-from-vehicles were elevated in parts of the city. He said, "we did have a homicide that was reported to the city. But because of the way the homicide kinda unfolded, the Washtenaw County sheriff is handling that, and they they will be reporting that," and explained that the incident therefore would not appear in the Ypsilanti Police Department’s internal monthly sheet for June.
The chief said robberies numbered four for the month and that several…
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