STANISLAUS COUNTY
Tactics and methods used by County Sheriffs, District Attorneys, Probation, & Police Departments to secure prostitution and loitering citations and /or arrests during the period of January 1, 2020, to February 28, 2022.
Surveillance equipment records: 5
| Agencies: | Citations: | Technology: |
|---|---|---|
| Stanislaus Sheriff | ⭕ Partial Records | ⭕ Partial Records |
| Stanislaus Probation | ❌ No Records | ⭕ Partial Records |
| Modesto PD | ⭕ Partial Records | ❌ No Records |
| Turlock PD | ⭕ Partial Records | ❌ No Records |
Technology Used:
USES OVERALL:
Ankle Monitor
Contractors such as programmers
Automated License Plate Reader
Cameras, body-worn or otherwise
BY DEPARTMENT:
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Intellisite UIG
Axon Body 3 Camera
Axon Body 2 Camera
Total: 71 items, for a total of $367,882.20
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BI Homeguard
CSEC Site Navigator
Total: Ankle monitors unknown, but one employee at 60% FTE for $63,200
Citations by Department:
Legal Codes:
Under California Penal Code § 647(b), it is unlawful to engage in or solicit prostitution for compensation.
California Penal Code § 653.22 makes it a crime to loiter in a public place with the intent to commit prostitution.
Arrests by Demographic:
Stanislaus Sheriff citation demographics: 21 Men, 21; women, seven; Black, three; white, seven; Asian, one; Latino, 13; other, three
Modesto PD citation demographics: Women, eight; Black, two; white, three; Asian, two; Hispanic, one
Turlock PD citation demographics: Men, 20; women, seven; Black, three; Hispanic, 13; white, seven, Asian, one; other, three