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From left: Officers Jerry Roudebush, Tim Schutter, Sgt. Jon Martin, Sherief Fadly, Lt. Shaun Mills,
Jason Luther, Erin Held, Aaron White, Jeremy Patchett and Steve Brandman, in front of the MSU
Sparty Statue. Photo by: Officer Jessica Martin
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Motorcycle Unit ...................................................................................................................... 1
Department Building .............................................................................................................. 2
Table of Contents .................................................................................................................... 3
Organizational Chart ............................................................................................................ 4-5
Canine Unit .......................................................................................................................... 6-9
Welcome Aboard ........................................................................................................... ..10-11
Retirements ........................................................................................................................... 12
Parking Administration ........................................................................................................ 13
Support Services Division ................................................................................................... 14
Criminal Statistics ........................................................................................................... 15-16
Budget Allocations ............................................................................................................... 17
Blank Page ............................................................................................................................ 18
Back Cover ........................................................................................................................... 19
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2013 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
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2013 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
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CANINE UNIT
Officer Atkinson K9 Wolf Officer Cantrell K9 Semtex
Officer Murphy K9 Oro Officer Porter K9 Justus
Officer Heckman K9 Clyde K9 Gauge Sergeant Munford K9 Zilla
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CANINE UNIT
The Michigan State University Canine Teams saw a slight increase in activity during 2013. The unit
retired Canine Semtex after the final football game. Canine Semtex was replaced by Canine Koda,
a two year old German Shepherd. Canine Koda is Officer Mike Cantrell’s second dog and adds an
additional narcotics detection dog to the unit.
The canine teams assisted the following departments with calls for services.
Law Enforcement Agency
Michigan State University Police
Lansing Police Department
Meridian Township Police
Ingham County Sheriff
East Lansing Police
Eaton County Sheriff
Lansing Township Police
Bath Township Police
Dewitt Township Police
Mason Police Department
Clinton County Sheriff
Eaton Rapids Police
Michigan State Police Parole Division
Calls for Service
90
72
26
21
15
14
12
4
3
2
2
1
1
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CANINE UNIT
The following are the totals for the various calls for services.
Tracks 103
Building Search 31
Area Search 7
Article Search 14
Explosive Search 39
Narcotic Search 26
**Special Assist 42
Total 262
Note: The number of calls does not equal the number of service requests due to the
canine team performing more than one type of activity related to one request.
**The special assist (page 9) consists of programs conducted, explosive sweeps prior
to football games and the added canine position for the men’s basketball games.
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CANINE UNIT
Munford/
Zilla
Heckman/Clyde/ Gauge
Cantrell/Semtex
Murphy/
Oro
Atkinson/
Wolf
Porter/ Justus
Totals
Tracks
5
14
-
16
23
19
26
103
Building
Searches
1
1
-
4
8
8
9
31
Area/Article
Search
0/1
1/1
-/-
2/4
2/3
2/3
-/2
7/14
Drug
Search
-
-
26
-
-
-
-
26
Explosive
Search
1
10
-
6
6
10
6
39
Special
Assistance
2
10
-
-
1
26
3
42
The following are the individual Canine Teams activation for the 2013 year.
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Eric Acevedo is a graduate of the Michigan State University School of
Criminal Justice. While completing his four year undergraduate degree,
Eric worked in our parking division attending to parking meters on campus.
In 2012, he completed a summer internship with us. During his spare time,
he enjoys watching sports and hanging out with friends and family. He said,
“my two favorite passions are sports and cars. I enjoy playing baseball and
golf in the summer and an occasional pick up game of basketball. I’m a
huge Michigan State and Tiger’s fan. I try to make it out to a Tiger’s game
every year and watch most of the games on TV with friends.” He also said,
“on my days off, I like to create little projects on my car.”
WELCOME ABOARD
Eric Acevedo
Kelsey Eisen
Kelsey Eisen grew up on the west side of Michigan near Grand Rapids and is the eldest of six children.
Both of her parents attended MSU and the entire family “bleeds” green. She is a 2006 graduate of Forest
Hills Central High School. While attending FHC she ran cross country and track & field. She went to the
state championship her senior year for the 300m hurdles in track and field.
She graduated from Grand Valley State University in December 2010,
with a bachelor’s degree in physical education, with an emphasis in
coaching and a specialty in sports management. While completing her
last two semesters she was dually enrolled in Grand Rapids Community
College’s Police Academy. She graduated from the GRCC Academy
in November 2010 with the Charles Wells Physical Fitness and
Top Shot Awards.
After graduation she worked as a Special Events Security Greencoat here at
MSU until she was hired by the Oscoda Township Police Department, in
June 2011. She worked for the OTSPD for almost two years before, “I
landed my dream job here at MSU Police on May 20, 2013,” said
Kelsey. When asked about her new job, Kelsey said, “I work as a
patrol officer and love my job. I love working with the college students
and getting to meet new people everyday. My dream would to one
day become a K9 officer.”
Kelsey said she is very family oriented and loves spending time with her
family any chance she gets. She said, “We are a big family and I love participating in fun activities with
them and supporting them. I was lucky enough to find the love of my life early and married my high school
sweetheart. He is a high school science teacher and wrestling coach. We live in the Mason area and have
two spoiled pups. Logan is 10 pound Minpin/Pom mix who thinks he is a giant and Chloe is 90 pound
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WELCOME ABOARD
Old English/Sheepdog mix who thinks she is a lap dog. We do not have any kids, unless you count
these two, which we do. In my spare time I love hanging out with my family and friends; working out;
playing with my dogs; any outdoor activities and cheering on MSU!”
In May, Luke Silver graduated from the 92nd Mid-Michigan Police
Academy at Lansing Community College. During the summer he
worked for the Ingham County Sheriff’s Office and was hired by
our department on October 7, 2013.
While an undergraduate at MSU, Luke worked two years as a Special
Events Security employee for our department while completing
his bachelor degree from the School of Criminal Justice.
In his spare time, Luke enjoys spending time with family and friends
and training dogs for PAWS with a Cause. He said he enjoys
bowling and spending time with this dog Callie.
Officer Matthew Thorne graduated from Hope College in 2005, with
a Bachelor of Arts degree in business management. He attended and
graduated from the 79th Mid-Michigan Police Academy at Lansing
Community College.
Upon graduating he worked part-time for the Village of Bellevue until
April 2006, before leaving to work full-time with the City of Mason
Police Department. He joined our department in June 2013.
He spent four years as a member of the Mason PD Special Response
Team and also received training in defensive tactics, later becoming a
DT Instructor for the Mason PD. Matt is married, and has three children. When he is not boarding horses
and providing surgical rehabilitation for race horses, he is out hunting,
Fishing and riding dirt bikes.
Tony Kleibecker
Matthew Thorne
Luke Silver
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RETIREMENTS
Mike Rice
Sally Carl’s last date of employment with MSU Parking
Office was on January 11, 2013. She worked as an on-call
employee for many years helping out during fall registration prior
to being hired full-time in 2008.
Sally said she and her spouse own a firearms business and they
plan to host several gun shows, travel a lot and enjoy their new
place up north. She said she looks forward to learning how to
drive and park their new Pontoon and golf cart. She said she
looks forward to playing golf with her husband, Doug (the serious
one). She said as much as she’s going to miss all of her friends at
the Parking Office, that she is going to enjoy just living life day by
day.
Sally Carl
Assistant Chief Michael A. Rice began his career at the Michigan
State University Police Department on September 2, 1969 and retired
on January 10, 2013.
During his 43 years, he held a variety of positions within the depart-
ment including Shift Commander, Training Coordinator for the Mid-
Michigan Police Academy, Operations Commander and 17 years as a
Patrol Commander. Thirteen of his years in the patrol division were
served as a shift commander. For six years he was Captain of the
Police Bureau and served the department in charge of the
Investigations Division. Mike is a graduate of the FBI’s National
Academy.
For many years he worked as the Parking and Safety Bureau Captain.
When promoted to the rank of Deputy Chief he continued as com-
mander of the Parking and Safety Bureau. Mike was promoted to
Assistant Chief in 2006.
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PARKING ADMINISTRATION
Nicole Holton
John Prush, Deputy Director, Management
Services Bureau
Nicole is no stranger to the MSU Parking Office. She first started working in 2006
as a student employee for the MSU Parking visitor pay lots as a booth attendant.
Later she was promoted to Student Supervisor responsible for all parking booth
attendants. She worked as a temporary employee before being hired full time as a
Parking Office Clerk on August 5, 2013.
She attended Lansing Community College for general studies and attended MSU,
taking classes in the College of Communication Arts and Sciences. She enjoys
traveling, spending time with her family and friends. She also likes walking her
Chihuahua, listening to music and biking.
Parking violations issued
Employee permits sold
Commercial permits sold
Bicycle permits issued
Student permits sold
Parking violations transferred to 54-B for appeal
Parking violations transferred to 54-B for non-
payment
97,924
4,689
980
8,629
11,894
317
4,022
Parking Statistics January 1, 2013 - December 31, 2013
We hired two new parking employees, Nicole Holton as a Parking Office Clerk .Welcome aboard
to our new staff member.
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SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION
Emergency Management and Special Events Unit Highlights
In March a satellite Dish Network package was purchased and installed in the mobile command vehicle.
This allows the vehicle to have real time local weather and news.
August 4-6, 2013 the Big 10 Emergency Managers Conference was hosted by MSU at the Emergency
Operations Center. Representatives from all 14 current and future Big 10 schools were in attendance.
In August, Officer Jamie Fadly joined the unit in a new position to supervise student traffic workers.
Officer Fadly is working on new training materials and equipment for these workers.
Officer Steve Beard spent a lot of time this year getting the new evacuation maps put up in all buildings
across campus. This is a three phased project taking place to accomplish this critical objective.
Two successful evacuations of all patrons from Spartan Stadium for severe weather. Over 70,000 patrons
were safely evacuated from a lightning storm that occurred during the first two home football games.
Officer Melissa Congleton travelled to Oak Ridge National Lab in Oak Ridge, TN in September. This
was to better understand their security and homeland security protocols.
Officer Congleton also facilitated a tabletop exercise in November for the Cyclotron Operators to help
them better prepare and respond to emergencies and communicate with first responders.
The MCV was utilized at Common Ground Festival in July and Lansing’s Silver Bells in the City event
during November as a reunification center for lost children.
Officers Beard, Congleton and J. Fadly successfully tested the accountability system at the Shiawassee
County drill for fire response in July and continue to use it at all home football.
Broad Art Museum Highlights
Officer Sue Putman provided new enhancements to the security operations at the new Edyth & Eli Broad
Art Museum.
Fire Marshal Unit Highlights
Fire Marshal Denis Zitlow and Officer Tom Miller completed fire inspections at all of the MSU facilities
required and worked on response protocols to the MSU Power Plant.
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CRIMINAL STATISTICS– MICR+ 1/1/2013-12/31/2013 11001
11002
11004
11008
12000
13000
13001
13002
13003
20000
21000
22001
22002
22003
22004
23002
23003
23004
23005
23006
23007
24001
24002
25000
26001
26002
26003
26005
26006
27000
28000
29000
Sexual Penetration Penis/Vagina CSC 1
Sexual Penetration Penis/Vagina CSC 3
Sexual Penetration Oral/Anal CSC 3
Sexual Contract Forcible CSC 4
Robbery
Domestic - Verbal
Non-Aggravated Assault
Aggravated/Felonious Assault
Intimidation/Stalking
Arson
Extortion
Burglary -Forced Entry
Burglary -Entry w/o Force (Intent)
Burglary -Unlawful Entry (No Intent)
Possession of Burglary Tools
Larceny - Purse-snatching
Larceny -Theft from Building
Larceny -Theft from Coin Operated Machine/Device
Larceny -Theft from Motor Vehicle
Larceny -Theft from Motor Vehicle Parts/Accessor
Larceny - Other
Motor Vehicle Theft
Motor Vehicle as Stolen Property
Forgery/Counterfeiting
Fraud - False Pretense/Swindle/Confidence Game
Fraud - Credit Card/ATM
Fraud - Impersonation
Fraud -Wire
Fraud - Bad Checks
Embezzlement
Stolen Property
Damage to Property
1
13
1
11
10
3
92
4
23
9
2
42
22
6
1
1
211
1
86
6
372
62
2
3
4
35
4
13
3
8
8
120
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CRIMINAL STATISTICS– MICR+ 1/1/2013-12/31/2013 35001
35002
36003
36004
41002
48000
50000
52001
52002
52003
53001
53002
54001
54002
54003
55000
57001
57002
58000
73000
77000
92000
93000
95000
98000
99000
Violation of Controlled Substance
Narcotic Equipment Violations
Peeping Tom
Sex Offense - Other
Liquor Violations - Other
Obstructing Police
Obstructing Justice
Weapons Offense - Concealed
Weapons Offense - Explosives
Weapons Offense - Other
Disorderly Conduct
Public Peace - Other
Hit and Run Motor Vehicle Accident
OUI of Liquor or Drugs
Traffic Criminal
Health and Safety
Trespass
Invasion of Privacy - Other
Smuggling
Miscellaneous Criminal Offense
Conspiracy
Incapacitated/Mental Health
Traffic Civil
Accident Non -Traffic
Investigation/Inspection (Non-Criminal)
Miscellaneous Non-Traffic Offense
GRAND TOTAL
235
34
4
2
558
14
188
17
2
1
20
6
105
191
447
7
90
1
1
219
6
94
366
106
154
365
4,412
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2013 BUDGET ALLOCATIONS
Total Budget
General Fund
Associated with
Function
Revolving Accounts Other Accounts
Administration
$467,813.00
$177,278.00 $290,535.00 $0
Field Services
Administration $1,068.361.00 $900,393.00 $167,969.00 $0
Uniform Division $3,697,281.00 $2,485,172.00 $1,069,924.00 $142,185.00
Investigations Division $894,308.00 $430,803.00 $463,505.00 $0
Administration Services
Bureau Administration $147,940.00 $0 $147,940.00 $0
Emergency Management/
Special Events Division $1,688,244.00 $235,391.00 $1,297,964.00 $154,889.00
PIO/FOIA Division $102,911.00 $0 $102,911.00 $0
Fire Marshal Division $204,505.00 $204,505.00 $0 $0
Management Services
Bureau Administration $575,186.00 $201,233.00 $373,953.00 $0
Traffic Engineering
Division $179,275.00 $0 $179,275.00 $0
Records Division $109,381.00 $109,381.00 $0 $0
Parking Division $2,443,328.00 $500,000.00 $1,924,328.00 $0
Business Services Division $562,205.00 $0 $562,205.00 $0
Access Control Division $646,525.00 $106,642.00 $539,883.00 $0
Function Totals $12,787,262.00 $5,350,797.00 $7,139,392.00 $297,074.00
The mission of the Michigan State University Police is to enhance the quality of life on
campus, by building relationships, strengthening stewardship, and working collaboratively
within our diverse community to reduce crime, enforce laws, preserve peace, and provide
for a safe environment.
VISION
Committed to being a world-class department and an innovative leader among University
police departments by hiring and promoting talented officers and professional staff,
employing the highest standards of accountability, and reflecting the values of a global
University.
The Michigan State University Police Department has an international reputation for its
proactive-based philosophy of policing that strives to strengthen relationships and engage
community partners in developing strategies to reduce crime.
The Michigan State University Police Department strives to adhere to the highest ethical
standards and reflect the diversity of its community members.
2013
Annual Report
Editor, Sergeant Florene
McGlothian-Taylor
Printed on Recycled Paper
MISSION