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Spilyay Tyrooo, Wgi-rn Springs, Oregon July 2, 2009 Page 7 Filmmaker visits Warm Springs for video project Filmmaker Dustin Craig and his sound man Gene Declay were in Warm Springs recently; working on a law enforcement training video. Craig is an independent film producer. H e directed the Geronimo episode of the PBS series We Shall Remain. In Warm Springs he inter viewed Nola Queahpama and Lucinda Green about tribal cul tural traditions. The information from these and other interviews will be shared in the training video with law enforcement officers and investigators, such as the FBI. Dave McMechan/Spilyay New officers hired to work in Warm Springs could also ben efit from the video. Officers need to be aware of tribal traditions during their re^ sponse .to criminal cases on the reservation, said Sammy Bruised Head, of Victims o f Crime Ser vices. Bruised Head assisted Craig and Declay while they were in Warm Springs. N o la Q ueahpam a and Lucinda Green were chosen for the Warm Springs interviews because of their experience in advocacy and cultural knowl edge, said Bruised Head. Besides the Warm Springs tribal members, the filmmakers in terview ed Indians from Choctaw, Miss., Pine Ridge, South D akota, and Barrow, Alaska. T he video is being p ro duced for Unified Solutions, and will be about 30 minutes in length. The issue being addressed happens when law enforcement is called in to investigate a ma jor crime such as homicide on the reservation. The goal is for the officers to be aware of the cultural prac tices while pursuing the investi gation. Gene Declay (left) and Dustin Craig at VOCS. Warm Springs Police Department Monthly Crime Statistics for t W.S.P.D Calls for Service, Police Reports and 2009 may W.S.P.D Uniform Crime Report other than Part 1 Response Time Staticstics W.S.P.D Traffic Accidents, Citations Crime Statistics r CATEGORY E l d e r / A d l t Abse 1 Events Assault '■4 Non-Injury Accident 10 17 Injury Accident 6 Police. Reports 220 Assault & Battery Priority One Calls 196 Forgery/Fraud Average Response time(Priority One) Average Response time( Priority Two) Seat Belts 2 Defective Equipment 2 Sex Offenses 1 Failure to maintian lane 4 -1 3 m in 226 8 CATEGORY 227 7 TOTALS 234 tfc w .S.P.D Telephone Calls, Calls for 9-1-1 and (' AlarmCalls/Signals Received at Dispatch CATEGORY Number of Telephone Calls Received Number of 9-1-1 Calls Received Number of Alarm signals Received 3 Speeding 3 234 Non-Native Fatality Accident Malicious Mischief TyÔ.S.P. Arrested Persons Number (Native, Non- _______Native, /Idults & Juveniles) Native 236 Weapons Violations l- 7 m in CATEGORY TOTALS S to p s 4 13 Adults & Juveniles Native Juveniles 2 Theft • • W.S.P.D Arrested Persons Number of Native Native Adults T r a f f ic 5083 23 NDDHD 15 NDDHD (Paraphernalia) 10 ■ DUII 24 Liquor Violations 14 Intoxicated/Detox Disorderly Conduct Child Abuse Runaway (persons under 18) Restraining Order Violations 28 Murder 0 Manslaughter 0 Aggravated Assault 1 9 11 11 Assault resulting In serious bodily injury 6 Assault with a dangerous weapon 12 , Fights in progress. 27 Disturbance 16 Sex Abuse o f a minor Reckless Drivers 30 Robbery A t t e m p t / S u ic id e H a ra s s m e n t/ S t l k :S Rape • . 6 6 0 H Arson 0 Theft > $1000 1PIP ( Felon in Possession of Fire Arm) 4 7 19 3 CATEGORY Domestic Violence Shots Fired 1 W.S.P.D Uniform Crime Report Part 1 Crime Statistics - Calendar Year 145 C h ild N e g le c t ... 203 Operators license required 0 More fire safety tips B y Suzi M acy Fire Prevention Tech Smokey Bear says please talk to your kids about fireworks and safety. The Fourth of July is near, and that means pa rades, barbecues, family g et-to g eth e rs and o f course fireworks. Before all the celebrat ing begins, please read and follow these safety rules that Smokey Bear and Fire Management would like everyone in the commu nity to follow: Be prepared... before you light fireworks. Purchase only legal fireworks, available at li censed firework stands. Ensure the safety o f pets. Keep a bucket of wa ter handy in which to place all used fireworks. Have a water hose or fire extin guisher nearby to put out stray sparks. Be safe... when light ing fireworks: Have an adult light all fireworks. Light one fire work at a time. Use fire works only outdoors, away from anything that can burn. Be responsible... after you finish: Be co n sid erate o f neighbors. Clean up all debris when finished. If a firework does not light or fire, an adult should wait at least 15 minutes and ap proach it carefully. 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