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CUSTODY DIVISIONQUARTERLY REPORTApril - June 2016Los Angeles County Sheriff’s DepartmentJim McDonnell, Sheriff

TABLE OF CONTENTSExecutive Summary . . 31. Population Trends . .4LA County Inmate Population GraphsPopulation OverviewYearly ADIP TrendArrests, Bookings and ReleasesRelease PracticesPre-Trial Bail HoldsAB109 Split and Non-Split Sentences2. Facilities Overview . .11Rated Capacities - Board of State and Community CorrectionsJail Housing FacilitiesMen's Central JailTwin Towers Correctional FacilityCentury Regional Detention CenterPitchess Detention Center – EastPitchess Detention Center – NorthPitchess Detention Center – SouthNorth County Correctional Facility3. Population Overview. .19Inmate Population DemographicsInmate Population Offender Age GroupClassification and Re-ClassificationRe-classification StatisticsInmate Population BreakdownCrime Classification StatisticsPre–Trial PopulationMisdemeanor Pre–Trial PopulationMental Health Inmate PopulationMisdemeanor Incompetent to Stand Trial (MIST)Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)Medical HousingCUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 20161

4. In-Custody Programs.30Credit EarningsConservation Work Program (CWP)Fire Camp Training ProgramCDCR Fire Camp ProgramEducation Based Incarceration Program (EBI)Back on Track (BOT)In-Custody S.T.A.R.T ProgramProgram Credit Earning Chart5. Alternatives to Custody Programs.36Community Transition Unit (CTU)Substance Abuse Treatment and Reentry Transition (S.T.A.R.T)Mental Health Diversion – Normandie Village/GatewayCommunity Grant BedsCommunity Based Alternatives to Custody (CBAC)6. Re-Entry Assistance.41Affordable Care Act (ACA)Community Re-Entry and Resource Center (CRRC)CTU Coordinated Releases to Various ProgramsCTU Vital RecordsCUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 20162

EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThe Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) is committed to maintaining a secure andconstitutional jail system. As part of this effort, a periodic report is essential to better understand andquantify population trends. This Custody Division Quarterly Report reports data collected duringthe Second Quarter of 2016, and is produced by the Population Management Bureau (PMB) analysisunit.The average daily inmate population (ADIP) during the second quarter of 2016 was 17,382. Thisnumber includes approximately 703 inmates participating in community-based alternatives to custodyprograms. Although the ADIP remained consistent with the previous quarter average of 17,300, thelevel was artificially maintained through the use of percentage release. During the First Quarter of2016, inmates serving traditional county sentences (as opposed to those sentenced under 1170 PC/ AB109 inmates) completed 70 percent of their court ordered sentences prior to release. Due toconditions of overcrowding within the jail system, the percentage of time served was reducedincrementally to 30 percent by the end of the Second Quarter. Inmates who were serving sentencesfor designated serious and/or violent offences (M7 charges) and those sentenced under 1170 PCserved 100 percent of their sentences, minus any time credits earned. For further informationregarding this quarter’s percentage release criteria see page 9 of this report.The Traditional County Sentenced (TCS) population this quarter was approximately 2,102, and thenumber of inmates sentenced under 1170 PC was approximately 2,960. These numbers remainconsistent with last quarter’s totals. The mental health population increased slightly to 4,160. Withthis increase, the mental health population now encompasses 25 percent of the total inmatepopulation.The California Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) completed an inspection of LosAngeles County’s seven (7) main jail facilities during the First Quarter of this year. As a result of thatinspection, the rated capacity of two facilities were changed. Pitchess Detention Center South Facilityis now rated at 906, an increase of 60. Twin Towers Correctional Facility is now rated at 2,244, adecrease of 168. These changes did not significantly affect system-wide capacity levels; the jailsystem continues to operate at 117 percent above BSCC rated capacity. For additional informationsee page 12 of this report.CUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 20163

POPULATIONTRENDSCUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 20164

LA COUNTY INMATE POPULATIONSecond Quarter 2016Los Angeles County Jail Count(Excludes Alternative to Custody 60016,59316,55016,500APRILMAYJUNE2016 Quarterly OverallDivision ADIP16,679Quarterly Division ADIP will differ from Quarterly Facility ADIP due to the inclusion of inmates processing into IRC.Second Quarter 2016Los Angeles County Alternative to Custody Inmate Count1,000800706705697APRILMayJUNE6004002002016 QuarterlyATC ADIP703CUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 20165

POPULATION OVERVIEWThe inmate population within the County jail system slightly decreased during this second quarter of2016.Second Quarter 2016Los Angeles County Jail 00015,90015,800AprilMayJune2016 Quarterly CustodyBed ADIP16,139Facility Jail Count reflects all inmates housed in a LA County jail bed for the quarter.Excludes ATC and IRC.CUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 20166

YEARLY ADIP TRENDJail PopulationJuly 2015 - June 16,40016,20016,00015,800Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16Five Year ADIP ComparisonYearADIPNotes201115,014(Oct - AB109 ov - Prop 47)CUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 20167

SECOND QUARTER 2016 - ARREST AND BOOKING STATSArrest activity increased by 4% over last quarter. The number of inmates booked into the LA Countyjail also increased by 3% over last Quarterly Quarterly le - non criminalOtherTotal Arrested23,398Total Booked into OND QUARTER 2016 - ARRESTS VS. BOOKINGSThe graph below compares the average Arrests and Bookings for this restedBookedJuneArrested BookedCUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 20168

SECOND QUARTER 2016 – BOOKINGS VS. RELEASESLASD averaged approximately 10,369 releases this quarter. That’s an increase of approximately479 releases compared to last quarter (average of MayJuneBooked ReleasedBooked ReleasedBooked ReleasedLA COUNTY J AIL RELEASE PRACTICESDue to conditions of overcrowding, during this quarter traditional county sentenced inmates weresubject to early release under the following conditions.MonthReleaseCriteria MaleReleaseCriteriaFemale*M7 emaleApril70%50%100%120 days120 daysMay50%50%100%120 days120 daysJune30%30%100%120 days120 days*M7 are inmates who have designated serious and/or violent offences or have notoriety in the community areclassified as M7, which requires their record jacket go through extra ‘security’ checks upon release from Sheriff’scustody.**Shorts are inmates who are sentenced to a term in county jail, which after all legal credits are awarded and thecurrent jail percentage time is considered, are immediately released from Sheriff’s custody after processing fromcourt.CUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 20169

AB109 Split and Non Split SentenceUnder AB109, judges can impose a “split sentence” when sentencing a convicted defendant totime in jail. A split sentence requires a portion of the sentence served in custody, and a portion ofthe sentence served under supervision of the probation department in the community. The SplitSentence option in sentencing results in a shorter stay for inmates.Non-violent, Non-serious, Non-sex offender (N3) Subjects (Split Only)April 2016 to June n4916368Average6615283Non-violent, Non-serious, Non-sex offender (N3) Subjects (Non-Split 9448Jun356667429Average3556715437*Data queried by Probation from ISAB-JAIMS systemCUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 201610

FACILITIESOVERVIEWCUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 201611

RATED CAPACITYThe Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) is a government body which recommendscapacity limits for county jails. BSCC conducts biennial jail inspections; LASD was rated April 2016.Board of State and Community CorrectionsLASD Custody FacilitiesBSCC RatedCapacityQuarterlyFacility ADIPAbove BSCC RatedCapacity% BSCCCapacityMen’s Central Jail5,1084,226-88283%Twin Towers Correctional Facility2,2443,4441,200153%Century Regional Detention Facility1,5881,905317120%Pitchess Detention Center – East92676-8508%Pitchess Detention Center – North7681,482714193%Pitchess Detention Center – South9061,264358139%North County Correctional Facility2,2083,7421,534169%Total BSCC RatedCapacity*QuarterlyFacility ADIPTotal Above BSCCRated CapacityTotal % BSCCCapacityTotal % BSCC CapacityExcluding East Facility13,74816,1392,391117%125%*Statistical data gathered from Board of State and Community Corrections Inspection Report 05/2016.LA County Jail Facilities Men'sHCentralJail (MCJ)JAILOUSINGFACILITIES Twin Towers Correctional Facility(TTCF)Los Angeles County Medical Center(LCMC)Correctional Treatment Center (CTC)Inmate Reception Center (IRC) Century Regional Detention Facility(CRDF) Pitchess Detention Center (PDC)PDC East FacilityPDC North FacilityPDC South FacilityNorth County Correctional Facility(NCCF) Mira Loma Detention Center (MLDC)CUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 201612

MENS CENTRAL JAILTOTAL INMATE POPULATIONAprilMayJuneQuarterlyAverage% ofPopulationSecurity Level Low 1-41,1051,0539531,03725%Security Level Medium 74,1474,224100%Security LevelSecurity Level Low High 8-9FACILITY TOTAL SUB POPULATION HOUSED THROUGHOUT ely Segregated Inmates (K-10)306309325313 Administratively Segregated Inmates (K-1)17171917Discipline13016561104General Population on Psychotropic Meds289278421329Inmate Workers924934997952LGBT (K-6 G) Inmates300297279292Medical/Clinic406399391399 Other (K-6T/B/C/X)134168119139Pro-Per79827177School Housing (EBI)4614664554619857236233216228Housing TypeSexually Violent Predators (K-6X)Sex Crimes Against Children (K-6 Y) Inmates Sub population housed throughout facility includes those who are classified with special housing needs and are included in the total inmatepopulation.An inmate may belong to more than one subpopulation*K-10-Administratively segregated for various reasons including danger to self or others K-1 Law Enforcement related in custody K-6T Contempt of court, K6B threatened by others, K-6C Protective custodyCUSTODY DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT SECOND QUARTER 201613