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BARTLETT POLICE DEPARTMENT The Bartlett Police
Department experienced growth and change in ANNUAL
REPORT 2001 The
Bartlett Police Department again faced significant challenges in 2001.
The recent difficulties have been tempered by the continued support of the
community and
the effort put forth by a dedicated and hard working staff. Officers Terrence
Spittler, Karl Meyers, Cheryl Price and Solomon Rosman have done an
outstanding job while the police department continues to be short
staffed. These are the people who answer the public’s calls for service,
from neighborhood situations to automobile accidents, they respond. The
public support means a lot to us and we appreciate it. Chief
of Police POLICE
ACTIVITY Abandoned
car
1 ________________________________________________ Town of Bartlett, NH
ANNUAL REPORT 2002
the year 2002. The community support has been tremendous. In
September 2002, Officer Cheryl Torosian accepted a full-time
patrolman’s position with the Town She is now completing Police Academy training in Concord, NH, We wish Officer
Torosian the best of luck at the Academy.
Officers Terrence Spittler and Karl Meyers continue to do an
outstanding job and have recently completed training classes at NH Police Standards and Training.
Officer Spittler is the Department’s new firearms instructor and
Officer Meyers is our new intoxilizer, breath test operator for
DWI detection With both of these officers’ training, the Bartlett Police no longer have to rely on outside
agencies when the need arises.
Two new additions to the force have been Officers Garry Sherry and
David DiMatteo. Both were hired on a part-time basis and are going through field training. The two officers are a great fit with the team already in place and will be a great asset to the community as well,
thanks also go to Officers Ted Colby and Gary Goodspeed of the Jackson and Portsmouth Police Departments, They have filled the gap during our time of transition.
Brenda Medeiros, our Executive Secretary, continues to coordinate and manage the Police Officers, Attorneys,
Community Members and others who do business with the Bartlett Police Department on a daily basis. Her knowledge of the town of Bartlett has been invaluable.
The Police Department has also tried to be more visible in the community through Project Alert field trips, the
ESSC ski program and directed patrols targeting specific areas needing a police presence.
Hopefully these have been positive changes.
Thank you to the staff of the Bartlett Fire Department,
Bartlett/Jackson Ambulance and the town road crew for making our jobs easier,
Special thanks to the Board of Selectmen for helping throughout the year and solving problems for the police department.
‘thanks to the town hall staff and the town clerk’s office for being there when we needed you.
Thank you, especially to the Citizens of the Town of Bartlett for your continued
support.
Respectfully submitted,
TIM CONNIFEY
Chief of Police
Abduction
1
Aid to other Departments
128
Alarms
210
Attempted Burglary
5
Bad Checks
14
Bear Complaints
9
Bench Warrants
6
Bomb Threats
5
Burglaries
28
Calls for Service
3,577
Child Restraints
1
Child Welfare
5
CHINS Petitions
3
Civil Stalking Petitions
16
Conduct after Accident
3
Criminal Mischief
31
Criminal Threatening
8
Criminal Trespassing
9
Deceptive Forestry Business
3
Defective Equipment Tags
63
Disobeying an Officer
3
Disorderly Conduct
3
Dog Complaints/Transports
32
Domestic Petitions
41
Driving while Intoxicated
17
Euthanized Animal
1
Evidence Relay
1
Failure to Use Turn Signal
1
False ID
1
Following too Close
1
Found Property
15
Guns Relinquished/Safe Keeping
2
Harassment
6
Hazardous Material
2
Hindering Apprehension
1
Illegal Use of Phone
1
Info Reports
17
Internet Fraud
I
Joy Riding
1
Landlord Tenant Dispute
6
Littering
3
Lost or Stolen Property
10
Loud Party Complaints
17
Medical Aid Calls
40
Missing Persons
3
Motor Vehicle Accidents
95
911 HangUps
111
Non Inspections
14
Non Registered
8
O1IRV Violations/Complaints
8
Open Containers
2
Operating after Suspension
24
Operating wlo License
1
Parking Tickets
39
Passing Bus w/Red Lights Flashing
1
Possession of Alcohol
2
Possession of Drugs
6
Possession Stolen Property
2
Protective Custody
7
Reckless Operation of M/V
5
Resisting Arrest
1
Runaways
7
Seized Vehicle
2
Sex Offender Registration
2
Sexual Assault
1
Simple Ass ault
9
Smoke Bomb Violation
1
Speed
149
Spillage
1
Stop Sign
3
Subpoenas Served
2
Suspicious Letter
2
Suspicious Person/Vehicle
16
Thefts
87
Thefts ofa M/V
2
Thefts from M/V
7
Tinted Glass
1
Traffic Light Violation
5
Transporting Alcohol
2
Unlawful Entry
1
Unlawful Driving Left of Center
1
Unlawful Passing
3
Unwanted Person
1
Untimely Deaths
4
Vandalism
4
Vehicle Verification
12
Violation of Protective Orders
9
Violation of Youth Drivers License
1
Warnings
212
Welfare Checks
22
Yellow Line
13
5,260
BARTLETT POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT For the Year 2000
The Department faced significant challenges in 2000, particularly in the area of coverage. With Corporal Frank Suprenard still recuperating from injuries he received in the November 1999 accident on Hurricane Mountain Road, and Officer R. David Meyers’ move to the Carroll County Sheriffs Department, maintaining coverage was difficult. All of the officers, including myself, would be required to cover extra shifts to maintain our present quality of service. As the year continued, staffing problems were unrelenting, we dealt with the loss of Officer Karl Meyers from the duty roster for the 12 weeks he spent at the NH Police Academy and unexpectedly in June, with my extended absence from the department, as I battled with serious health consequences following what was supposed to be routine back surgery.
The offers for coverage from local law enforcement agencies, and the hundreds of cards and letters of support I received were a great comfort. Perhaps, the greatest contribution and the one I am most proud of, is the one hundred and ten percent that Officer Terrence Spittler, and Special Officers Cheryl Price and Sol Rosman continued to give in service to their community and the remarkable, Brenda Bowley, who is always willing and able to step up to the plate whenever she’s needed. Her ability to manage the myriad of challenges she faced in my absence at the department and still act as a secretary, confidant, publicist, taxi service and friend to me and my family, is testimony to the importance of her 15 years of service with the Bartlett Police Department and the Town of Bartlett.
I was able to return to work in late July, and Officer Karl Meyers graduated from the 123rd Police Academy, which helped with coverage. Staffing problems continue into 2001, primarily as a result of the vacancy created by Corporal Suprenards accident and the continuing demand for part-time specials. This year I have proposed improvements to the salary and benefit package of our officers, in part to insure financial parity, but more importantly to recognize the standard of excellence achieved by the members of this department and to insure we are able to attract qualified officers capable of meeting that same standard of excellence in the future.
As we evaluate the statistical information from 2000 and look toward 2001, one can predict a proportional increase in the numbers of ‘incidents" consistent with the growth patterns of the area and the ever-changing national economy. If we are to maintain the present level of service throughout the next decade, we can expect a heightened demand for coverage, physical space and greater technological capability. With adequate planning, I believe we can meet those challenges in a manner that is both first rate and fiscally responsible.
Respectfully Submitted,
Robert M. Snow, Jr.
Chief of Police
POLICE ACTIVITY
Abandoned car 2
Aid to other departments 124
Alarms 189
Arson 1
Assault 4
Attempted burglary 3
Bad Checks 76
Burglaries 25
Calls for service 2,684
Check ups 273
Child Welfare 3
Child custody 2
CHINS petitions 14
Civil Stalking petitions 5
Conduct after accident 4
Counterfeit Money 6
Credit Card Fraud 1
Criminal Mischief 23
Criminal Threatening 4
Criminal Trespassing
Deceptive business practice 1
Defective equipment tags 75
Disobeying an officer 4
Disorderly conduct 2
Dog complaints/transports 26
Dog kills livestock 1
Domestic Disturbances 33
Domestic Petitions 39
Driving while intoxicated 15
Electronic warrant 1
Expired license 1
Eye face protection 1
Failure to produce reg./ID 1
Failure to turn headlights on 1
Failure to use turn signal 2
Failure to yield 2
Following too close 2
Found Property 8
Funeral details 5
Harassment 1
House/business checks 690
I.E.A. 1
Illegal use of computer 1
Inappropriate touching 1
Indecent exposure 1
Info reports 6
Landlord tenant dispute 12
Littering 2
Loud Party complaints 17
Medical aid calls 71
Missing persons 4
Misuse of plates 2
Motor Vehicle accidents 121
911 hangups 96
Non inspections 6
Non registered 6
OHRV violations 2
Open containers 1
Operating after suspension 17
Operating wlo valid license 4
Parking tickets 26
Possession of alcohol 4
Possession of drugs 4
Possession of tobacco 2
Protective custody 16
Recovered property 2
Reckless Operation of M/V 2
Road rage 2
Runaways 3
Seized dangerous weapons 1
Sexual assault 5
Shots fired 1
Simple assault 1
Snow Machine complaints 4
Speed 120
Stolen M/V 1
Stop Sign 2
Suicide 1
Subpoenas served 6
Suspicious person/vehicle 4
Taking rn/v w/o owners consent 2
Telephone Harassment 2
Thefts 103
Thefts from M/V 12
Theft of Services 5
Threatening Suicide 1
Traffic light violation 23
Transporting alcohol 2
Truancy 2
Unauthorized entry 1
Unlawful passing 2
Unlocks 49
Untimely deaths 6
Vandalism 13
Violation of bail 1
Violation of court orders 5
Violation of youth drivers license 1
Warnings 205
Welfare checks 48
Yellow line 26
Total 5,444
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Town of Bartlett, NH BARTLETT POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT for the year 1999 This year brought about some changes to the department
with some new faces joining the force. Officer Terrence Spittler
graduated from the 118th New Hampshire Police Standards and Training
Academy on June 25, 1999 and is now a certified full-time police
officer. Officer Dave Meyers left the department in July to take a
position with the Carroll County Sheriffs Department. We are in the process of training Cheryl Price, Jill
Enos, and Timothy Fitzsimmons as Special Officers. They all graduated from
the Special Officers Training School on November 13, 1999. They are
currently participating in field training with the department. Unfortunately, while on routine patrol, Corporal Frank
Suprenard’s cruiser was hit by a motorist on November 28, 1999 and Frank
has been out on disability since the accident. We have been very fortunate
that Officer Karl Meyers and Officer Sol Rosman have been able to help
fill in due to the shortage of manpower until the Specials have completed
their field training and Frank can rejoin the patrol. The department would like to thank the Board of
Selectmen, the department heads and the townspeople for their support. It
is this support that helps us maintain our level of service to keep the
town a great community in which to live. Respectfully submitted, ROBERT M. SNOW, JR.
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