The National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction
The National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction
The National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction
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State Agency FY 2009FundingVirginia Virginia State Police$280,831.00Washington Seattle Police Department $431,941.00West Virginia West Virginia State Police $233,026.00Wisconsin Wisconsin Department of $381,647.00JusticeWyoming Wyoming Division of$200,000.00FY 2009ARRA$581,935.00$848,038.00$485,386.00$735,622.00$424,573.00FY 2009 Total$862,766.00$1,279,979.00$718,412.00$1,117,269.00$624,573.00Criminal InvestigationTOTAL $20,995,891.00 $41,499,327.00 $62,495,218.00Source: Office of Juvenile Justice <strong>and</strong> Delinquency <strong>Prevention</strong>5. Assessment of Federal, State, <strong>and</strong> Local Cooperation<strong>The</strong> Act called <strong>for</strong> an assessment of ICAC Task Force activities including the following factors:(a) the number of arrests made by each Task Force;(b) the number of criminal referrals to United States attorneys <strong>for</strong> prosecution;(c) the number of prosecutions <strong>and</strong> convictions from the referrals to United Statesattorneys <strong>for</strong> prosecution;(d) the number, if available, of local prosecutions <strong>and</strong> convictions based on ICACTask Force investigations; <strong>and</strong>(e) other in<strong>for</strong>mation demonstrating Federal, State, <strong>and</strong> local coordination.As provided <strong>for</strong> in Section 106(d) of the Act, each funded State or local ICAC Task Forcereported on the following data elements <strong>for</strong> last 12-month period. For certain data elements, nomechanism was in place to capture the indicated data; however, a full year of data is providedunless otherwise noted.a. Number of Arrests.For FY 2008, ICAC Task Forces reported 3,108 arrests; 2,408 arrests were reported <strong>for</strong> the firstsix months of 2009. 88 This Table shows the number of arrests <strong>for</strong> the 59 Task Forces.Number of Arrests Reported by ICAC Task Forces (N=59)State Agency FY2008#ArrestsAKALARAnchorage Police DepartmentAlabama Bureau of InvestigationArkansas State Police243536Jan.-June2009 #Arrests1092188 No data are reported <strong>for</strong> the Pasadena Independent School District <strong>and</strong> the New York City Police because theywere not active Task Forces in the data collection period.67
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