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- Creators: Tempe (Ariz.). Police Department. Strategic Planning, Analysis & Research Center
A description and assessment of an August 21-October 26, 2014 education and enforcement operation by the Tempe Police to reduce loud party complaints, and prevent sexual assaults, robberies, and aggravated assaults.
A description and assessment of an August 5th-September 1st, 2013 education and enforcement operation by the Tempe Police to reduce loud party complaints, and prevent rape, robbery, and aggravated assault incidents.
Identifies the scope of the party-related problems (noise, illegal alcohol use, debris, public urination, code violations, general disorder, and physical assaults) in Tempe by describing efforts to address those problems, providing comprehensive analysis of the problems and response, and detailing an upcoming initiative to deter the behaviors that serve as catalysts for the problems.