Arrests in Evanston

All Police Activity recorded in CAD

Crashes in Evanston from October 1, 2016 to present.

Arrests in Evanston

Data shows the number adult and juvenile suspects, arrestees, and contact cards from the first quarter of 2017. Information is categorized by race and ethnicity and percentage of the total number for each category.

The number of calls police officers respond to during a tour of duty. Within this dataset evidence technician calls, domestic dispute calls and crisis intervention calls are highlighted because each typically requires an officer to spend more time than is usual on a routine call for service.

Map is filtered to show police activity in the past year. Locations are anonymized to the 100 block level.

Citations January through May 2017 for traffic and city ordinance violations. This does not include parking citations.

A use-of-force report is required every time an officer uses physical force to effect an arrest and whenever an officer is injured while effecting an arrest. This data-set is broken down by type of force utilized. Note, however, that several types of force may be used in a single incident, e.g., the officer may have used a weaponless impact and also deployed a taser.

The number of traffic crashes officers handle during their tour of duty, including not only roadway crashes, but also private property crashes where reports are taken