Dayton OH PD

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Last Updated: Sat Dec 21 2024
Overview
Dayton OH PD uses Flock Safety technology to capture objective evidence without compromising on individual privacy. Dayton OH PD utilizes retroactive search to solve crimes after they've occurred. Additionally, Dayton OH PD utilizes real time alerting of hotlist vehicles to capture wanted criminals. In an effort to ensure proper usage and guardrails are in place, they have made the below policies and usage statistics available to the public.
Policies
What's Detected
License Plates, Vehicles
What's Not Detected
Facial recognition, People, Gender, Race
Acceptable Use Policy
Data is used for law enforcement purposes only. Data is owned by Dayton OH PD and is never sold to 3rd parties.
Prohibited Uses
Immigration enforcement, traffic enforcement, harrassment or intimidation, usage based solely on a protected class (i.e. race, sex, religion), Personal use.
Access Policy
All system access requires a valid reason and is stored indefinitely.
Hotlist Policy
Hotlist hits are required to be human verified prior to action.
Usage
Data retention (in days)
30 days
Number of owned cameras
72
Hotlists Alerted On
NCIC, NCMEC Amber Alert, FBI National Hotlist
Vehicles detected in the last 30 days
508,834
Hotlist hits in the last 30 days
11,564
Searches in the last 30 days
1,348
Additional Info
Recent Success Stories
On December 2, 2024, with the assistance of surveillance video as well as Flock and ALPR, a suspect vehicle was identified and located in reference to a fatal hit and run that occurred on November 25, 2024. The suspect was arrested. On November 26, 2024, Dayton PD and OSHP Aviation conducted a Violence Deterrence Operation. Officers assigned to the operation, with the assistance of Flock, located an adult female who was wanted by the U.S. Marshalls for being an escaped prisoner. On November 18, 2024, crews were dispatched on a child abuse call. Upon arrival crews located the caller in with two juvenile victims. A detective callout was made to assist in the investigation. A broadcast was made for the boyfriend and the mother of the juveniles. The suspects vehicle was found to have hit on a Flock camera around Hoke Road and I -70. Clayton PD located the boyfriend and mom on a traffic stop and took them into custody. On November 7, 2024, officers from patrol and detectives from Violent Offenders Unit and Special Investigation Bureau participated in a Violence Deterrent Initiative (VDI) in conjunction with Ohio State Patrol Aviation to deter, prevent, and arrest for gun and drug crimes throughout the City of Dayton. During the operation, 2 firearms were recovered, 2 stolen vehicles, and 6 felony arrests were made. A vehicle that had fled from officers earlier in the day hit on the Flock camera around Troy and Stanley. The vehicle was located and an arrest was made. On October 22, 2024, Huber Heights Police conducted a traffic stop on stolen Kia out Columbus in the 4400 block of Brandt Pike which had been hitting on Flock cameras throughout Dayton and Montgomery County. During the traffic stop the Kia rammed a HHPD cruiser which initiated a pursuit. During the pursuit, the Kia struck another vehicle and a pedestrian on Hillcrest Avenue and Salem Avenue. The pursuit ended with the suspects fleeing on foot at which time they were apprehended. On October 15, 2024, officers were dispatched to an aggravated burglary involving multiple armed suspects. The victims were robbed of their vehicle keys, phones, and money, with one victim struck but declining medical attention. The suspects fled in a stolen 2007 Black Jeep Cherokee, heading west on Xenia Avenue. Flock cameras were used in locating and recovering vehicle. On September 30, 2024, officers were following up on several Flock hits for a stolen 2006 Pontiac Torrent when they located it in the parking lot of 5250 North Dixie Drive. The vehicle was occupied and an arrest was made. On September 23, 2024, officers observed a stolen vehicle that recently hit on a Flock camera. The vehicle was traveling east on W. Washington Street and was ultimately located at the A&B Scrap yard. Two adult occupants were detained and transported to EPD South to be interviewed by detectives. At the conclusion of the interviews an arrest was made on the driver. On September 22, 2024, crews responded to a shooting where a male victim was found with a gunshot wound, transported to the hospital, and later pronounced deceased, with multiple nearby residences also struck by gunfire, leading to a Homicide Unit callout. Flock cameras were used to identify the suspects vehicle. On September 16, 2024, Flock cameras alerted to a vehicle on Stanley Avenue that had been stolen during a robbery three days earlier. The suspect was spotted at a gas station, where he attempted to flee on foot, discarded a firearm, and was apprehended. On September 16, 2024, a Flock fixed site ALPR alerted to a vehicle involved in an aggravated robbery, a pursuit was initiated but the vehicle eluded officers. The vehicle was later recovered. On September 13, 2024, a juvenile suspect in a vehicle provoked another juvenile to fight and brandished a handgun while fleeing the scene near a career center. The vehicle and potential suspect were identified with the assistance of deputies and Flock cameras, and the investigation is ongoing. On September 7, 2024, Flock cameras helped detectives identify the suspect vehicle in a homicide at Summit Square apartments, leading to the suspect's arrest. On September 3, 2024, Flock alerted officers to a stolen vehicle from Scioto County on Main Street. The driver tried to evade capture by parking in the Convention Center garage but was quickly apprehended and the vehicle recovered. On August 27, 2024, Flock cameras played a crucial role in assisting detectives in locating the suspect vehicle involved in the homicide on Fairview Avenue, significantly aiding the investigation. On August 13, 2024, Flock cameras aided in the pursuit of a vehicle involved in an aggravated robbery on Wayne Avenue. The pursuit concluded with a successful pursuit intervention technique and tire deflation device deployment, resulting in the suspect's arrest and the vehicle's recovery. On August 6, 2024, a stolen vehicle triggered alerts on multiple Flock cameras as it traveled through several jurisdictions. Over the past few days, the vehicle had evaded law enforcement efforts in these areas. Upon receiving the alert, Dayton Police and Montgomery County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) units coordinated a saturation of the area. The vehicle was subsequently spotted entering the Greenwich Village area. A tire deflation device was successfully deployed, leading to the recovery of the vehicle. Two suspects were apprehended at the scene. On July 24, 2024, Car 17 received alerts from multiple Flock cameras about a stolen vehicle traveling through the City of Dayton. Car 17 successfully located the vehicle and coordinated response, leading to the recovery of the vehicle and the apprehension of the suspect. On July 24, 2024, the Dayton Police Department, the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, the Ohio State Patrol Aviation unit, and several other agencies conducted a Grand Theft Auto (GTA) suppression operation. With the assistance of the Flock camera system, two stolen vehicles were recovered, and three individuals were apprehended. Overall, the operation resulted in the recovery of five stolen vehicles, the apprehension of nine individuals, and the recovery of four firearms. On July 21, 2024, Flock cameras detected a stolen vehicle parked and occupied at 912 Wayne Avenue. The vehicle was successfully recovered, and the suspect was apprehended. On July 12, 2024, Flock cameras identified a stolen vehicle involved in a shooting on North Kilmer Street. The vehicle was recovered unoccupied. On July 10, 2024, Flock cameras alerted on a stolen vehicle in the area of Xenia Avenue and McClure Street. The stolen vehicle was recovered, and the suspect was apprehended. On June 26, 2024, officers responded to a shooting at 220 Park Manor Drive involving a juvenile victim. A suspect was identified, and their vehicle was located after being observed by FLOCK cameras leaving the area. On June 20, 2024, the Flock camera at Washington Street and Veterans Parkway activated on a stolen license plate attached to a box truck from Englewood Ohio. Crews responded to the area, located the box truck, and apprehended three suspects. On June 5, 2024, Flock cameras alerted on an Aggravated Robbery vehicle. A pursuit was initiated, and three suspects were apprehended. On June 3, 2024, a female victim was kidnapped by 5 male subjects. The suspect vehicle alerted on Flock Cameras within the city and was located. It was discovered the suspects were family members trying to return the victim to Tennessee. The victim declined to pursue charges. On May 22, 2024, Flock cameras located and identified multiple vehicles driven by the suspect involved in a homicide on Shaftsbury Road, leading to the suspect's apprehension On April 6, 2024, Flock cameras assisted in tracking a Homicide suspect's vehicle. This led to the arrest of the suspect in Harrison Township. On April 3, 2024, Flock cameras assisted in identifying a suspect vehicle being utilized by a homicide suspect. This led to the arrest of the suspect. On March 19, 2024, crews responded to an Armed Robbery of a vehicle on Wayne Avenue. Accessing the Flock system, the vehicle alerted in Miami Township shortly after the robbery. This led to the arrest of two suspects. On March 8, 2024, a vehicle used in an aggravated robbery was captured on the Flock cameras. Crews located the vehicle at West Third and North Gettysburg Avenue. This led to the arrest of two suspects. On March 1, 2024, the Flock system was accessed by detectives investigating a Felonious Assault, Kidnapping, and Domestic Violence case, which occurred on 2-26-24 at a United Dairy Farmers within the city. This led to the identification of the suspect vehicle, arrest of the suspect, and safe recovery of the victim in Lima, Ohio. On February 27, 2024, Flock alerted on a stolen vehicle in the area of First Street and Keowee Street. At 1648 hours, a traffic stop was initiated at Grove Street and Leo Street. One suspect was arrested, and the vehicle was recovered. On February 16, 2024, a Flock camera alerted on a stolen car at Stanley Avenue and Route 4. After canvassing the area the vehicle was located. Two suspects were arrested in the vehicle and illegal drugs were recovered. On February 4, 2024, crews were dispatched to investigate an Assault, Kidnapping, Rape and Theft complaint, which occurred on Gateway Drive. The Flock system was accessed identifying the suspect vehicle and suspect. Investigation is ongoing. On January 17, 2024, a Flock camera alert led to the identification and location of a suspect vehicle involved in a felonious assault, resulting in one arrest. On January 14, 2024, a suspect vehicle linked to an aggravated burglary was located thanks to a Flock camera alert, resulting in two arrests. On January 10, 2024, a Flock camera helped locate a vehicle in Trotwood Ohio used in multiple thefts in the city. The vehicle was discovered to have fraudulent registration and reported stolen from Moraine Ohio. A possible suspect was identified, investigation is ongoing. On January 9, 2024, the Flock system alerted on a vehicle driven by a missing adult from Dayton Ohio in Goshen Indiana. The vehicle and missing adult were successfully located. On January 7, 2024, a Flock camera helped solve two aggravated robberies at Family Dollar stores by identifying the suspect vehicle, leading to an arrest. On January 3, 2024, a stolen vehicle linked to a robbery at a McDonald's was located and intercepted thanks to a Flock camera alert, resulting in two arrests. On December 12, 2023, a Flock camera alert led to the pursuit and arrest of a suspect in a domestic violence case, who threatened further violence and suicide by cop. On November 8, 2023, a vehicle taken in an Aggravated Robbery alerted on Flock cameras. A pursuit was initiated resulting in four arrests. On October 26, 2023, multiple suspects were arrested after the stolen vehicle they were operating alerted on Flock cameras. A firearm was recovered during the investigation. On October 11, 2023, a Flock camera alerted to the location of a suspect vehicle involved in a Rape/Felonious Assault/Kidnapping leading to the arrest of the suspect. On July 12, 2023, a Flock camera helped solve a felonious assault investigation, identifying the suspects vehicle at the time of the incident. The suspect later plead to 6 years in prison. On June 17, 2023, detectives accessed the Flock system to identify a vehicle utilized by a suspect fleeing a homicide scene. This information assisted detectives in the tracking and arrest of the suspect. On June 7, 2023, a Flock camera alerted to a vehicle involved with a homicide. After a pursuit, the suspect in the homicide was apprehended and the vehicle was recovered.
Flock Camera Locations
OLD NORTH DAYTON NEIGHBORHOOD (1) 1524 Leo Street at Milburn Avenue (Eastbound) (2) Janney Road at Kuntz Road (Northbound) (3) Stanley Avenue at Webster Street (Eastbound) (4) Troy Street at Stanley Avenue (Northbound) (5) Troy Street at Stanley Avenue (Southbound) (6)Webster Street at Stanley Avenue (Southbound) (7) Brandt Street at Stanley Avenue (Northbound) (8) Leo Street at Troy Street (Westbound) (9) Troy Street at Jergens Road (Southbound) (10) Stanley Avenue at Kuntz Road (Westbound) (11) Stanley Road at Route 4 (Northbound) TWIN TOWERS NEIGHBORHOOD (12) South Keowee Street at US 35 (Northbound) (13) Xenia Avenue at Kastner Avenue (Eastbound) (14) Wyoming Street at Steve Whalen Boulevard (Eastbound) (15) Wyoming Street at Steve Whalen Boulevard (Westbound) (16) Xenia Avenue at Boltin Street (Westbound) (17) Xenia Avenue at McClure Street (Eastbound) (18) Steve Whalen Boulevard at US 35 (Southbound) (19) Wayne Avenue at Johnson Street (Northbound) (20) Wyoming Street at Hawker Street (Westbound) (21) Boltin Street at Nassau Street (Westbound) (22) Clover Street at Filmore Street (Westbound) WESTWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD (28) West Third Street at North Gettysburg Avenue (Westbound) (29) North Gettysburg Avenue at Vina Villa Avenue (Northbound) (30) North Gettysburg Avenue at Kammer Avenue (Southbound) (31) North Gettysburg Avenue at North James H McGee Boulevard (Northbound) (63) North Gettysburg Avenue at James H McGee Boulevard (Southbound) (32) North James H McGee Boulevard at Hoover Avenue (Northbound) (33) Brooklyn Avenue at Hoover Avenue (Southbound) (34) West Third Street at Shoop Avenue (Eastbound) (35) Edison Street at Brooklyn Avenue (Westbound) (36) Brooklyn Avenue at Fairbanks Avenue (Southbound) (37) West Second Street at Lorenz Avenue (Westbound) (68) Hoover Avenue at North Gettysburg Avenue (Westbound) (69) Abbey Avenue at West Third Street (Southbound) (70) Philadelphia Drive at North James H McGee (Northbound) (58) Philadelphia Drive at North James H McGee (Southbound) CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (23) West Third Street at Bank Street (Eastbound) (24) West Third Street at South Robert Drive (Westbound) (25) North Main Street at East Monument Avenue (Northbound) (26) North Main Street at West Riverview Avenue (Southbound) (27) South Main Street at Washington (Southbound) (38) West Monument Avenue at Maxwell Drive (Westbound) (39) West Second Street at Maxwell Drive (Eastbound) (40) West Second Street at Maxwell Drive (Westbound) (41) West Fifth Street at Robert Drive (Eastbound) (42) West Third Street Ramp to I-75 (Northbound) (43) Wayne Avenue at US 35 (Southbound) (46) South Jefferson Street Ramp at US 35 (Eastbound) (44) Washington Street at Veterans Parkway (Westbound) (47) East First Street at Keowee Street (Eastbound) (48) West First Street at I-75 (Eastbound) (49) Jefferson Street Ramp to US 35 (Westbound) (52) East Third Street at Keowee Street (Eastbound) (53) East Monument Avenue at Keowee Street (Westbound) (55)East Monument Avenue at Riverside Drive (Westbound) (56) East Monument Avenue at Keowee Street (57) Ludlow Street Ramp to US 35 (Westbound) (59) East Third Street at Main Street (Westbound) (62) East Fifth Street at Wayne Avenue (Eastbound) (67) Webster Street at Water Street (Northbound) (71) Fifth Street at Patterson Boulevard (Westbound) (72) Main Street at Second Street (Southbound) (64) Riverside Drive at the Bridge (East Monument Avenue Southbound) BELMONT NEIGHBORHOOD (50) Watervliet Avenue at Patterson Road (Westbound) (51) Wayne Avenue at Smithville Road (Westbound) (54) Wilmington Avenue at Bellaire Avenue (Northbound) (65) Smithville Road at Watervliet Avenue (Northbound) (66) Smithville Road at Wayne Avenue (Northbound) (45) Smithville Road at Patterson Road (Northbound) HUFFMAN HISTORIC DISTRICT (60) East Third Street at Linden Avenue (Eastbound) (61) East Fifth Street at Linden Avenue (Westbound)