1. BY THE END OF 2011, CDCR PLANS TO REDUCE IT PRISON POPULATION BY 18,000 FELONS OPENING THE “BACK DOORS” 6,000 TO LA COUNTY 2. BY THE END OF 2011 FEDERAL COURT ORDER TO REDUCE POPULATION BY 60,000 CLOSING THE “FRONT DOORS” 5,000 TO LA COUNTY 3. IN ADDITION TO 21,000 ALREADY PAROLED ON AN ANNUAL BASIS TO LA COUNTY http://www.inmatecountyjail.com

1. CALIFORNIA PRISONCALIFORNIA PRISON
REFORMREFORM
EARLY RELEASE THREATEARLY RELEASE THREAT
TO PUBLIC SAFETYTO PUBLIC SAFETY

3. GLENDALE’S CURRENTGLENDALE’S CURRENT
PAROLEE POPULATIONPAROLEE POPULATION

4. EARLY RELEASE THREATEARLY RELEASE THREAT
BY THE END OF 2011, CDCR PLANS TO REDUCE ITBY THE END OF 2011, CDCR PLANS TO REDUCE IT
PRISON POPULATION BY 18,000 FELONSPRISON POPULATION BY 18,000 FELONS
– OPENING THE “BACK DOORS”OPENING THE “BACK DOORS”
– 6,000 TO LA COUNTY6,000 TO LA COUNTY
BY THE END OF 2011 FEDERAL COURT ORDER TOBY THE END OF 2011 FEDERAL COURT ORDER TO
REDUCE POPULATION BY 60,000REDUCE POPULATION BY 60,000
– CLOSING THE “FRONT DOORS”CLOSING THE “FRONT DOORS”
– 5,000 TO LA COUNTY5,000 TO LA COUNTY
IN ADDITION TO 21,000 ALREADY PAROLED ON ANIN ADDITION TO 21,000 ALREADY PAROLED ON AN
ANNUAL BASIS TO LA COUNTYANNUAL BASIS TO LA COUNTY

5. SUMMARY, NON-REVOCABLE PAROLESUMMARY, NON-REVOCABLE PAROLE
OPENING THE BACK DOORS….OPENING THE BACK DOORS….
NO SUPERVISION…NO CONDITIONS…NO RE-NO SUPERVISION…NO CONDITIONS…NO RE-
ENTRY ASSITANCE…NO REVOCATIONSENTRY ASSITANCE…NO REVOCATIONS
CRIMINAL STREET GANG MEMBERS ELIGIBLE…CRIMINAL STREET GANG MEMBERS ELIGIBLE…
NO WORRY OF BEING VIOLATED AND SENT BACKNO WORRY OF BEING VIOLATED AND SENT BACK
STALKING AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCESTALKING AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
OFFENDERS…OFFENDERS…
NO STAY AWAY ORDERS OR NOTICE TO VICTIMSNO STAY AWAY ORDERS OR NOTICE TO VICTIMS

6. SENTENCING REFORMSENTENCING REFORM
CLOSING THE FRONT DOORS…CLOSING THE FRONT DOORS…
““366” FELONY PROPOSAL366” FELONY PROPOSAL
CHANGES PENALTY FOR MANY FELONY CRIMES TO 1CHANGES PENALTY FOR MANY FELONY CRIMES TO 1
YEAR PLUS 1 DAY IN COUNTY JAIL INSTEAD OF STATEYEAR PLUS 1 DAY IN COUNTY JAIL INSTEAD OF STATE
PRISON…PRISON…
““WOBBLER” CRIMES REMAIN LOCAL UPON CONVICTIONWOBBLER” CRIMES REMAIN LOCAL UPON CONVICTION
ADJUSTING THE FELONY “DOLLAR” THRESHOLD FORADJUSTING THE FELONY “DOLLAR” THRESHOLD FOR
PROPERTY CRIMES UPPROPERTY CRIMES UP
PRIOR “PAROLE VIOLATIONS” WILL NOW BE NEW LOCALPRIOR “PAROLE VIOLATIONS” WILL NOW BE NEW LOCAL
CASES…CASES…

7. PERFECT STORM ENVIRONMENTPERFECT STORM ENVIRONMENT
ECONOMIC RECESSIONECONOMIC RECESSION
RECORD UNEMPLOYMENTRECORD UNEMPLOYMENT
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF LOST LAWTENS OF THOUSANDS OF LOST LAW
ENFORCEMENT RECOURCES STATE-WIDEENFORCEMENT RECOURCES STATE-WIDE

8. ““LOW RISK” FALLACYLOW RISK” FALLACY
BY THE TIME THEY ARRIVE ATBY THE TIME THEY ARRIVE AT STATE PRISONSTATE PRISON, THEY, THEY
ARE “CAREER CRIMINALS”…ARE “CAREER CRIMINALS”…
5 LOCAL CONVICTIONS BEFORE SENTENCING TO STATE PRISON5 LOCAL CONVICTIONS BEFORE SENTENCING TO STATE PRISON
12-15 FELONIES THE YEAR PRIOR TO BEING ARRESTED (RAND12-15 FELONIES THE YEAR PRIOR TO BEING ARRESTED (RAND
CORPORATION STUDY)CORPORATION STUDY)
70% RECIDIVISM RATE WITHIN 3 YEARS70% RECIDIVISM RATE WITHIN 3 YEARS
– WITH MAJORITY OF THOSE RE-ARRESTS OCCURING IN THE FIRST 12WITH MAJORITY OF THOSE RE-ARRESTS OCCURING IN THE FIRST 12
MONTHSMONTHS
– AND 1 IN 5 RE-ARRESTED FOR A VIOLENT CRIMEAND 1 IN 5 RE-ARRESTED FOR A VIOLENT CRIME
56% WILL HAVE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES56% WILL HAVE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
56% WILL HAVE SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES56% WILL HAVE SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES

9. REGIONAL IMPACT – LAREGIONAL IMPACT – LA COUNTYCOUNTY
EVERY 5,000 FELONS RELEASED EARLY WILL:EVERY 5,000 FELONS RELEASED EARLY WILL:
– COMMIT 45,500 NEW CRIMESCOMMIT 45,500 NEW CRIMES
– 9,000 (20%) WILL BE VIOLENT FELONIES, INCLUDING9,000 (20%) WILL BE VIOLENT FELONIES, INCLUDING
MURDERMURDER
– LA COUNTY JAILLA COUNTY JAIL ALREADY AT COURT MANDATEDALREADY AT COURT MANDATED
CAPACITYCAPACITY
– REALLY MEANS COMMUTING SENTENCES AND PUTTINGREALLY MEANS COMMUTING SENTENCES AND PUTTING
CRIMINALS BACK ON THE STREETS…CRIMINALS BACK ON THE STREETS…

10. LOCAL IMPACT – GLENDALE’SLOCAL IMPACT – GLENDALE’S
PAROLEE POPULATIONPAROLEE POPULATION
65 parolees released yearly65 parolees released yearly
225 active parolee residents at any given time225 active parolee residents at any given time
GPD re-apprehends an average of 170 annuallyGPD re-apprehends an average of 170 annually
315 additional “early release” parolees … a 484%315 additional “early release” parolees … a 484%
increase.increase.
140% increase in Glendale’s parolee population and a140% increase in Glendale’s parolee population and a
43% increase in annual local parolee arrests43% increase in annual local parolee arrests

11. LOCAL IMPACT -LOCAL IMPACT -
GLENDALE CRIME RATEGLENDALE CRIME RATE
The average parolee recidivist commits 13The average parolee recidivist commits 13
crimes before re-apprehension.crimes before re-apprehension.
3,740 additional offenses being committed by3,740 additional offenses being committed by
the early release parolees destined for Glendalethe early release parolees destined for Glendale
alone.alone.
20%, or 748, of these crimes can be expected to20%, or 748, of these crimes can be expected to
be “violent” in nature.be “violent” in nature.

12. STRATEGIES?STRATEGIES?
COMPLIANCE SEARCHESCOMPLIANCE SEARCHES
PROACTIVE CRIME FIGHTING RESOURCES MOSTPROACTIVE CRIME FIGHTING RESOURCES MOST
IMPORTANT – “IMPACT TEAMS”IMPORTANT – “IMPACT TEAMS”
– GANGS, NARCOTICS, SPECIAL ENFORCMENT DETAILGANGS, NARCOTICS, SPECIAL ENFORCMENT DETAIL
PAROLEES AT LARGEPAROLEES AT LARGE
TRI-CITY FUGITIVE TASK FORCETRI-CITY FUGITIVE TASK FORCE
REAL TIME CRIME ANALYSIS AND INFORMATIONREAL TIME CRIME ANALYSIS AND INFORMATION
CORRELATIONS BETWEEN PAROLEE DATA AND LOCALIZEDCORRELATIONS BETWEEN PAROLEE DATA AND LOCALIZED
CRIME “HOT SPOTS” AND TRENDS (AREA COMMANDS)CRIME “HOT SPOTS” AND TRENDS (AREA COMMANDS)
TECHNOLOGY SUPPORTTECHNOLOGY SUPPORT
REGIONAL DNA LAB, VIDEO SURVEILENCE, ALPRREGIONAL DNA LAB, VIDEO SURVEILENCE, ALPR
– AND OTHER TARGET HARDENNING AND ACCOUNTABILITYAND OTHER TARGET HARDENNING AND ACCOUNTABILITY
STRATEGIES…STRATEGIES…

13. COMMUNITY BASED PAROLEECOMMUNITY BASED PAROLEE
MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT
LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COMMUNITY OVERSIGHTLOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AND COMMUNITY OVERSIGHT
TEAM PARTICIPATION IN THE CDCR “PACT” RE-ENTRYTEAM PARTICIPATION IN THE CDCR “PACT” RE-ENTRY
PROCESSPROCESS
– INTERVIEWS, COLLECTION OF DATA, RESOURCE INFORMATIONINTERVIEWS, COLLECTION OF DATA, RESOURCE INFORMATION
ENCOURAGEMENT OF JOB TRAINING PARTICIPATION (STATEENCOURAGEMENT OF JOB TRAINING PARTICIPATION (STATE
FUNDING FOR 100 PAROLEES THROUGH WIB)FUNDING FOR 100 PAROLEES THROUGH WIB)
– OTHER COMMUNITY BASED RESOURCESOTHER COMMUNITY BASED RESOURCES
REGIONAL APPROACH AND DATA BASE INFORMATIONREGIONAL APPROACH AND DATA BASE INFORMATION
SHARING (RESIDENCE, FAMILY, VEHICLES, WORKSHARING (RESIDENCE, FAMILY, VEHICLES, WORK
HISTORIES)HISTORIES)

14. COMMUNITY’S ROLECOMMUNITY’S ROLE
LAW ENFORCEMENT’S “EYES AND EARS”…LAW ENFORCEMENT’S “EYES AND EARS”…
911911
– CALL!CALL!
CRIMEMAPPING.COMCRIMEMAPPING.COM
– STAY INFORMEDSTAY INFORMED
iWATCHGLENDALE.orgiWATCHGLENDALE.org
– REPORT SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITYREPORT SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
Crime StoppersCrime Stoppers
– ANONYMOUS TIPSANONYMOUS TIPS
BREAKING/EMERGENT NEWSBREAKING/EMERGENT NEWS
– APB GLENDALEAPB GLENDALE
– MASS NOTIFICATION SYSTEMMASS NOTIFICATION SYSTEM

22. Drug Use on the RiseDrug Use on the Rise
Drug Use on RiseDrug Use on Rise
– HeroinHeroin
– PharmaceuticalPharmaceutical
OpiatesOpiates
– ““Medical” MarijuanaMedical” Marijuana
(18-25 year olds)(18-25 year olds)
CV High SchoolCV High School
– Drug/Alcohol UseDrug/Alcohol Use
24 Students expelled24 Students expelled
and 57 suspended inand 57 suspended in
last 2 yearslast 2 years

24. Heroin=Crime=GangsHeroin=Crime=Gangs
The Magician’s Club (Hollywood Based)The Magician’s Club (Hollywood Based)
– 211C is the Local Clique211C is the Local Clique
Initial Investigation Identified 16 GangInitial Investigation Identified 16 Gang
Members in La Crescenta AreaMembers in La Crescenta Area
– Quickly Identified their influence over 50Quickly Identified their influence over 50
additional young adultsadditional young adults
Currently 32 Identified Members &Currently 32 Identified Members &
AssociatesAssociates
– Influence over ????Influence over ????

25. Sean MarshallSean Marshall
Crescenta Valley High School
Yearbook Photo

26. Sean Marshall 19Sean Marshall 19 yearsyears
TMC Gang MemberTMC Gang Member
Alleged HeroinAlleged Heroin
SupplierSupplier
Arrested in Rip-OffArrested in Rip-Off
Robbery Dec 2009Robbery Dec 2009
Arrested for WitnessArrested for Witness
Intimidation Jan 2010Intimidation Jan 2010
Awaiting Trial in LAAwaiting Trial in LA
County JailCounty Jail

27. Drug/Gang Lifestyle ImpactsDrug/Gang Lifestyle Impacts
FamiliesFamilies
Female Juvenile RelativeFemale Juvenile Relative
Confined in JuvenileConfined in Juvenile
Hall…now homeHall…now home
confinementconfinement
Arrested for WitnessArrested for Witness
Intimidation & ConspiracyIntimidation & Conspiracy
Family in DenialFamily in Denial
Family Facing DifficultFamily Facing Difficult
ChoicesChoices
22ndnd
Female JuvenileFemale Juvenile
““When Do I go Home?”When Do I go Home?”
Confined in JuvenileConfined in Juvenile
Hall…now homeHall…now home
confinementconfinement
Arrested for WitnessArrested for Witness
Intimidation & ConspiracyIntimidation & Conspiracy
Admitted She wasAdmitted She was
Involved with GangInvolved with Gang
MembersMembers

28. Jeffery MorquechoJeffery Morquecho
TMC Gang MemberTMC Gang Member
Prior Crimes: ResiPrior Crimes: Resi
Burglary, AutoBurglary, Auto
Burglary, Sales ofBurglary, Sales of
NarcoNarco
Arrested in Jan 2009Arrested in Jan 2009
for 5 Counts of Armedfor 5 Counts of Armed
RobberyRobbery
Currently in LACurrently in LA
County JailCounty Jail