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1 FBI Crime Statistics Press Room - Headline Archives of 3 6/9/ :08 AM Contact Us Your Local FBI Office Overseas Offices Submit a Crime Tip Report Internet Crime More Contacts 06/09/08 Headline Archives CRIME STATISTICS 2007 The Preliminary Numbers Learn About Us Quick Facts What We Investigate Natl. Security Branch Information Technology Fingerprints & Training Laboratory Services Reports & Publications History More About Us Get Our News Press Room Updates News Feeds So far, so good. The preliminary Crime in the United States statistics for 2007 show that the number of violent crimes and property crimes nationwide both fell during the year. crime dropped 1.4 percent overall compared to 2006, reversing a two-year up tick. That includes decreases in all four offense categories forcible rape (down 4.3 percent), murder/non-negligent manslaughter (down 2.7 percent), and robbery and aggravated assault (each down 1.2 percent). Property crime declined 2.1 percent from 2006, with decreases in each city grouping. Arson tracked separately from other property crimes also fell 7.0 percent from Be Crime Smart Wanted by the FBI More Protections Use Our Resources For Law Enforcement For Communities For Researchers More Services Visit Our Kids' Page Apply for a Job Among the other statistical highlights: Murder: The numbers ranged from a nearly 10 percent drop in cities with a million people or more (the largest decline in any violent crime category) to a 3.7 percent rise in cities with 50,000 to 99,999 residents. Regionally speaking: The rates of violent crime and property crime fell in three out of four regions nationwide. The Northeast, Midwest, and West experienced decreases in both categories, while the South saw slight increases in violent crime (0.7 percent) and property crime (1.1 percent), driven by a 2.9 percent rise in murder and a 3.6 percent rise in robbery. The Northeast had the largest drop in violent crime (5.4 percent), including a decrease of 8.6 percent in murders and non-negligent manslaughter. Big cities: Cities with a million or more residents saw significant decreases in every violent crime category 9.8 percent in murder; 8.0 percent in rape; 2.9 percent in robbery, and 4.0 percent in aggravated assault. On the rise: Despite the nationwide drop of 1.4 percent, violent crime actually increased 1.8 percent in non-metropolitan counties and 1.9 percent in cities with populations ranging from 10,000 to 24,999. Rape: It was the only violent crime category experiencing declines across the board in all city groups, in both metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties, and in every region. The preliminary statistics were compiled by our Criminal Justice Information Services Division in West Virginia, in close concert with city, county, tribal, and state law enforcement agencies around the country. The report includes data from more than 12,000 agencies submitting six to

2 FBI Crime Statistics Press Room - Headline Archives of 3 6/9/ :08 AM 12 months of data for both 2006 and Because of the complexities involved, the FBI makes no attempt to interpret the data, which we leave to criminologists and sociologists. And, once again, we caution against using the stats to rank cities or counties. Such rankings do not account for the many variables that impact the volume and scope of crime in specific locations. Resources: - Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report National press release - Other Annual Uniform Crime Reports Headline Archives home Accessibility erulemaking FirstGov Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Legal Notices Legal Policies and Disclaimers Links Privacy Policy White House FBI.gov is an official site of the U.S. Federal Government, U.S. Department of Justice.

3 Federal Bureau of Investigation - Press Release 2 of 3 6/9/ :09 AM Contact Us Your Local FBI Office Overseas Offices Submit a Crime Tip Report Internet Crime More Contacts For Immediate Release June 9, 2008 Press Release Washington D.C. FBI National Press Office (202) Learn About Us Quick Facts What We Investigate Natl. Security Branch Information Technology Fingerprints & Training Laboratory Services Reports & Publications History More About Us FBI Releases Preliminary Annual Crime Statistics for 2007 According to the FBI's Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report released today, the nation experienced a 1.4 percent decrease in the number of violent crimes and a 2.1 percent decline in the number of property crimes for 2007 compared with data from The report is based on information that the FBI gathered from 12,032 law enforcement agencies that submitted six to 12 comparable months of data to the FBI for both 2006 and Crime Get Our News Press Room Updates News Feeds Be Crime Smart Wanted by the FBI More Protections Use Our Resources For Law Enforcement For Communities For Researchers More Services Visit Our Kids' Page Apply for a Job All four of the violent crime offense categories declined nationwide in 2007 compared with data from rape decreased 4.3 percent, and murder and non-negligent manslaughter declined 2.7 percent. Robbery and aggravated assault offenses each decreased 1.2 percent. By population group, cities with populations of 250,000 to 499,999 saw the greatest decline in violent crime (3.9 percent). crime in non-metropolitan counties increased 1.8 percent, but in metropolitan counties decreased 1.7 percent. Murder and non-negligent manslaughter decreased 9.8 percent in cities with one million or more inhabitants. However, in cities with populations of 50,000 to 99,999, murder and non-negligent manslaughter increased 3.7 percent. rape declined in all population groupings. Cities with one million or more inhabitants experienced the greatest decline, at 8.0 percent. Cities with populations from 250,000 to 499,999 had the greatest decrease in robbery (3.0 percent). The nation s largest cities, one million or more in population, also experienced a 2.9 percent decrease in robbery. Aggravated assault decreased most (4.3 percent) in cities with 250,000 to 499,999 inhabitants. However, reports of this offense increased three percent in cities with 10,000 to 24,999 persons. Aggravated assault also increased 3.0 percent in non-metropolitan counties. Three of the nation s four regions experienced drops in violent crime in However, in the South, violent crime increased 0.7 percent in 2007 when compared with data from Property Crime Arson Property crime decreased in all city groupings. Cities with 250,000 to 499,999 inhabitants had the greatest decrease in property crimes with a decline of 4.2 percent. Non-metropolitan counties saw a 1.7 percent decrease in property crime, and metropolitan counties had a 1.6 percent decline. Burglary offenses ranged from a decrease of 3.3 percent in cities with 500,000 to 999,999 persons to an increase of 4.0 percent in cities with one million or more inhabitants. Larceny-theft experienced a decline in all population groups with the exception of cities with 500,000 to 999,999 inhabitants, where these offenses were up less than one-tenth of one percent. Motor vehicle theft experienced declines in all population groupings. Three of the nation s four regions had decreases in property crimes in 2007 when compared with data from In the South, property crimes were up 1.1 percent. Arson offenses, tracked separately from other property crimes, decreased 7.0 percent nationwide and declined in each of the population groupings. The complete Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report is available exclusively at ### Press Releases FBI Home Page

4 Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, of 1 6/9/2008 9:59 AM Contact Us Data Quality Guidelines UCR Home Table 1 Percent Change by Population Group Table 2 Percent Change by Geographic Region For Release June 9, 2008 Preliminary figures indicate that, as a whole, law enforcement agencies throughout the Nation reported a decrease of 1.4 percent in the number of violent crimes brought to their attention in 2007 when compared with figures reported for The violent crime category includes murder, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. The number of property crimes in the United States from January to December of 2007 decreased 2.1 percent when compared with data from the same time period in Property crimes include burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft. Arson is also a property crime, but data for arson are not included in pro perty crime totals. Figures for 2007 indicate that arson decreased 7.0 percent in 2007 when compared to 2006 figures. Table 3 Percent Change for Consecutive Years Table 4 Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement by State by City 100,000 and over in Population Download Spreadsheets The data presented in Tables 1 and 2 indicate the percent change in offenses known to law enforcement for 2006 and 2007 by population group and geographic region, respectively. Table 3 reflects the percent change within the Nation for consecutive years (each year compared to the prior year). Table 4 presents the number of offenses known to law enforcement for agencies having a resident population of 100,000 and over and providing 12 months of complete data for In addition, Table 4 presents 12 months of 2006 data, where available, as a point of comparison. All data in this report are preliminary. PLEASE NOTE Figures used in this Report are submitted voluntarily by law enforcement agencies throughout the country. Individuals using these tabulations are cautioned against drawing conclusions by making direct comparisons between cities. Comparisons lead to simplistic and/or incomplete analyses that often create misleading perceptions adversely affecting communities and their residents. Valid assessments are possible only with careful study and analysis of the range of unique conditions affecting each local law enforcement jurisdiction. It is important to remembe r that crime is a social problem and, therefore, a concern of the entire community. The efforts of law enforcement are limited to factors within its control. The data user is, therefore, cautioned against comparing statistical data of individual agencies. Further information on this topic ca n be obtained in the annual UCR report Crime in the United States, Data users can obtain assistance by calling (304) Report issued by Robert S. Mueller III, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C Advisory: Criminal Justice Information Systems Committee, International Association of Chiefs of Police; Criminal Justice Information Services Committee, National Sheriffs' Association; Criminal Justice Information Services Advisory Policy Board

5 Table 1 -Preliminary Annual UCR, January through December of 1 6/9/ :00 AM Contact Us Data Quality Guidelines UCR Home Preliminary Annual UCR Home Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Download Files Return to Previous Page Table 1 Percent Change by Population Group January-December 2007 Download Excel Data Declaration Number of Aggravated Property Motor vehicle Population group agencies Population crime Murder rape Robbery assault crime Burglary Larceny-theft theft Arson Total 12, ,000, Cities: 1,000,000 and over 10 25,220, ,000 to 999, ,424, * ,000 to 499, ,157, ,000 to 249, ,450, * ,000 to 99, ,252, ,000 to 49, ,458, ,000 to 24,999 1,470 23,312, Under 10,000 6,001 19,548, Counties: Metropolitan 1 1,302 54,195, Nonmetropolitan 2 1,932 22,981, Includes crimes reported to sheriffs' departments, county police departments, and state police within Metropolitan Statistical Areas. 2 Includes crimes reported to sheriffs' departments, county police departments, and state police outside Metropolitan Statistical Areas. *Less than one-tenth of 1 percent Back to Top Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December 2007 U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Release Date: June 2008

6 Table 1 Data Declaration 1 of 1 6/9/ :09 PM Contact Us Data Quality Guidelines UCR Home Preliminary Annual UCR Home Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Download Files Return to Previous Page Table 1, Data Declaration Percent Change by Population Group January-December 2007 Download Data Declaration The FBI collects these data through the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program. General comments This table provides the percent change in offenses known to law enforcement, by population group, for 2006 and Methodology The data used in creating this table were from law enforcement agencies submitting 6 or more common months of offense reports for 2006 and When the FBI determines certain variables have created unusual fluctuations in the data, those data are excluded from the trend tabulations. Population estimation For the 2007 population estimates used in this table, the FBI computed individual rates of growth from one year to the next for every city/town and county using 2000 decennial population counts and 2001 through 2006 population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau. Each agency's rates of growth were averaged; that average was then applied and added to its 2006 Census population estimate to derive the agency s 2007 population estimate. If you have questions about this table Contact the FBI s Criminal Justice Information Services Division via at cjis_comm@leo.gov or by telephone at (304) Back to Top Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December 2007 U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Release Date: June 2008

7 Table 2-Preliminary Annual UCR, January through December of 1 6/9/ :00 AM Contact Us Data Quality Guidelines UCR Home Preliminary Annual UCR Home Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Download Files Return to Previous Page Table 2 Percent Change by Geographic Region January-December 2007 Download Excel Data Declaration Aggravated Property Motor vehicle Region crime Murder rape Robbery assault crime Burglary Larceny-theft theft Arson Total Northeast Midwest South West Back to Top Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December 2007 U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Release Date: June 2008

8 Table 2 Data Declaration 1 of 2 6/9/ :09 PM Contact Us Data Quality Guidelines UCR Home Preliminary Annual UCR Home Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Download Files Return to Previous Page Table 2, Data Declaration Percent Change by Geographic Region January-December 2007 Download Data Declaration The FBI collects these data through the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program. General comments This table provides the percent change in offenses known to law enforcement, by geographic region, for 2006 and Methodology The data used in creating this table were from law enforcement agencies submitting 6 or more common months of offense reports for 2006 and When the FBI determines certain variables have created unusual fluctuations in the data, those data are excluded from the trend tabulations. Regions The U.S. Census Bureau has established the four regions of the United States, which are used by the UCR Program in compiling the Nation s crime data. The following table lists the 50 states and the District of Columbia arranged according to the regions of the United States. NORTHEASTERN REGION Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont New Jersey New York Pennsylvania MIDWESTERN REGION Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota SOUTHERN REGION

9 Table 2 Data Declaration 2 of 2 6/9/ :09 PM Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Alabama Kentucky Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas WESTERN REGION Arizona Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Utah Wyoming Alaska California Hawaii Oregon Washington If you have questions about this table Contact the FBI s Criminal Justice Information Services Division via at cjis_comm@leo.gov or by telephone at (304) Back to Top Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December 2007 U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Release Date: June 2008

10 Table 3 -Preliminary Annual UCR, January through December of 1 6/9/ :01 AM Contact Us Data Quality Guidelines UCR Home Preliminary Annual UCR Home Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Download Files Return to Previous Page Table 3 Percent Change for Consecutive Years January-December 2007 Download Excel Data Declaration Aggravated Property Motor vehicle Years crime Murder rape Robbery assault crime Burglary Larceny-theft theft Arson 2004/ / / / Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December 2007 U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Release Date: June 2008

11 Table 3 Data Declaration 1 of 1 6/9/ :07 PM Contact Us Data Quality Guidelines UCR Home Preliminary Annual UCR Home Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Download Files Return to Previous Page Table 3, Data Declaration Percent Change for Consecutive Years January-December 2007 Download Data Declaration The FBI collects these data through the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program. General comments This table provides the percent change in offenses known to law enforcement for the Nation for consecutive years from 2003 through Methodology The data used in creating this table were from law enforcement agencies submitting 6 or more common months of offense reports from 2003 through When the FBI determines certain variables have created unusual fluctuations in the data, those data are excluded from the trend tabulations. If you have questions about this table Contact the FBI s Criminal Justice Information Services Division via at cjis_comm@leo.gov or by telephone at (304) Back to Top Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December 2007 U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Release Date: June 2008

12 Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December 2007 Table 4 Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement by State by City 100,000 and over in population State City Population 1 crime ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM ALASKA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA HUNTSVILLE MOBILE 3 MONTGOMERY ANCHORAGE CHANDLER GILBERT GLENDALE MESA PEORIA PHOENIX SCOTTSDALE TEMPE TUCSON 4 LITTLE ROCK ANAHEIM ANTIOCH BAKERSFIELD BERKELEY BURBANK CHULA VISTA CONCORD CORONA COSTA MESA Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft , ,429 1,422 19,007 4,813 12,113 2, ,686 3, ,609 1,396 19,638 4,864 12,528 2, , ,495 2,493 7,643 1, ,391 1, ,731 2,283 7,282 1, , ,849 3,662 10,857 1, ,842 1, ,136 3,650 9,361 1, , ,086 3,380 8,579 1, ,062 1, ,843 3,317 8, , ,862 11,721 1,733 8,543 1, ,142 2, ,673 11,107 1,454 8,397 1, ,724 1,401 6,152 1, , ,934 1,231 5, , , , , , , ,094 3,756 5,625 2, ,444 1, ,452 2,766 6,719 2, , ,347 21,304 3,283 14,367 3, ,576 2, ,407 19,945 2,922 14,063 2, ,719 1,075 3, , ,802 1,329 3, , ,363 6,047 90,050 16,150 49,811 24, ,541,698 11, ,942 5,495 89,825 19,212 49,754 20, ,315 1,721 5,476 1, , ,138 1,523 5, , ,589 1,795 8,374 2, , ,424 1,866 7,959 1, , ,675 2,560 5,121 7, ,299 4, ,432 2,345 4,787 6, , ,216 15,789 3,866 10,611 1, ,594 2, ,022 1,791 16,112 3,932 10,915 1, , ,817 1,886 5,277 1, ,133 1, ,798 1,827 5,695 1, , , , ,122 1,027 1, , ,915 3,729 9,623 2, ,743 1, ,276 16,058 3,537 9,853 2, ,323 1,152 5,096 1, , ,116 1,172 4, , , , , , ,034 1,184 3,817 2, , ,279 1,093 3,790 2, , ,258 1, , , ,970 1, , , , , , , , , , , rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2

13 State City Population 1 crime DALY CITY DOWNEY ELK GROVE 5 EL MONTE ESCONDIDO FAIRFIELD FONTANA FREMONT FRESNO FULLERTON GARDEN GROVE GLENDALE HAYWARD HUNTINGTON BEACH INGLEWOOD IRVINE LANCASTER LONG BEACH LOS ANGELES MODESTO MORENO VALLEY NORWALK OAKLAND OCEANSIDE ONTARIO ORANGE Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft , , , , , , ,897 1, , , ,175 1, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,428 1, , , , , , , ,375 1, , , ,067 1, ,298 1,325 3, , ,173 1,292 3, , ,282 2,057 23,407 4,366 14,097 4, ,170 3, ,104 1,788 20,969 3,897 13,049 4, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,736 1,196 2,343 2, , , ,021 1, , , , , , , , ,194 1, ,223 1, , , , , , , , , ,027 1,539 2,440 1, ,210 1, ,056 1,612 2, , ,440 1,805 12,778 2,896 6,598 3, ,959 3, ,506 1,740 12,979 2,905 7,214 2, , ,059 14,353 14, ,459 20,359 59,711 25,389 2, ,870,487 27, ,004 13,481 12, ,457 19,629 58,304 23,524 2, , ,804 1,762 8,018 2, ,067 1, ,030 2,216 7,850 1, ,899 2,239 3,272 1, ,248 1, ,371 1,945 3,237 1, , , , , , , ,534 3,614 24,344 5,070 8,725 10, ,541 7, ,419 3,537 22,646 4,578 8,246 9, , , , , , , , ,592 1, , , ,551 1, , , , , , rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2

14 State City Population 1 crime OXNARD PALMDALE PASADENA POMONA RANCHO CUCAMONGA RIALTO RICHMOND RIVERSIDE ROSEVILLE SACRAMENTO SALINAS SAN BERNARDINO SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SAN JOSE SANTA ANA SANTA CLARA SANTA CLARITA SANTA ROSA SIMI VALLEY SOUTH GATE STOCKTON SUNNYVALE THOUSAND OAKS TORRANCE VALLEJO Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft , , , , , ,212 1,169 2, ,122 1, ,302 1,182 2, , , , , , , ,227 1,027 2,781 1, ,161 1, , ,085 1, , , , , , , , , , , ,495 1,031 2,211 2, ,471 1, ,507 1,265 1,933 2, , ,106 12,267 2,372 7,471 2, ,312 1, ,104 11,154 2,227 7,081 1, , , , , , , ,188 3,115 26,112 6,175 12,762 7, ,546 5, ,009 2,881 24,399 5,422 12,904 6, , , ,718 1, ,251 1, ,878 1,205 3,332 2, , ,017 9,760 2,135 4,708 2, ,810 2, ,169 10,090 2,129 5,358 2, , ,164 3,811 45,209 7,746 24,125 13, ,261,196 6, ,095 3,882 44,167 7,679 23,264 13, , ,858 2,435 36,992 6,465 23,891 6, ,799 6, ,771 2,418 34,456 5,079 23,474 5, , ,030 2,285 24,240 4,423 12,678 7, ,553 3, ,068 2,441 24,062 4,449 13,200 6, , ,112 8,630 1,074 4,956 2, ,223 1, ,080 7,797 1,013 4,684 2, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,102 1, , , ,090 1, , ,519 2,630 19,719 3,836 12,202 3, ,170 4, ,615 2,467 18,677 4,054 11,783 2, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,971 1,155 3,300 1, ,763 1, ,063 1,455 3,154 1, rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2

15 State City Population 1 crime VENTURA COLORADO CONNECTICUT FLORIDA VICTORVILLE VISALIA WEST COVINA ARVADA AURORA CENTENNIAL COLORADO SPRINGS DENVER FORT COLLINS LAKEWOOD PUEBLO THORNTON WESTMINSTER BRIDGEPORT HARTFORD STAMFORD WATERBURY CAPE CORAL CLEARWATER CORAL SPRINGS FORT LAUDERDALE GAINESVILLE HIALEAH HOLLYWOOD JACKSONVILLE Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft , , , , , ,157 1,173 2, , ,039 1,281 2, ,466 1,368 3,817 1, , ,204 1,109 3, , , , , , , , , , , , ,022 12,799 2,469 8,291 2, ,621 1, ,788 2,320 7,749 1, , , , , , , ,266 18,075 3,347 12,940 1, ,112 1, ,145 16,556 3,180 11,889 1, , ,280 2,651 26,239 6,533 13,369 6, ,387 3, ,043 2,164 22,409 5,694 11,594 5, , , , , , ,132 1,200 4,811 1, , , , ,317 1,453 4, , ,613 1,499 4, , , , , , , , , , , , ,987 1,362 4,400 1, ,655 1, ,577 1,201 4,223 1, , ,824 1,158 5,957 1, ,558 1, ,206 1,168 4,437 1, , , , , , ,039 1,045 4, , , , ,908 1,462 3, , ,574 1,483 3, , , , , , , , , , , , ,937 2,239 6,678 1, ,995 1, ,712 2,266 6, , ,763 1,420 3, ,289 1, ,795 1,522 3, , ,674 1,673 5,416 1, ,853 1, ,546 1,808 6,044 1, ,254 1,338 4, , ,713 1,429 4, , ,304 4,031 43,103 9,615 29,167 4, ,350 8, ,114 4,660 45,416 11,115 29,484 4, rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2

16 State City Population 1 crime MIAMI GEORGIA HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS 6 INDIANA MIRAMAR ORLANDO PEMBROKE PINES POMPANO BEACH PORT ST. LUCIE ST. PETERSBURG TALLAHASSEE TAMPA ATHENS-CLARKE COUNTY ATLANTA COLUMBUS SAVANNAH-CHATHAM METROPOLITAN HONOLULU BOISE AURORA CHICAGO JOLIET NAPERVILLE PEORIA ROCKFORD 7 SPRINGFIELD EVANSVILLE FORT WAYNE 8 GARY INDIANAPOLIS Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft , ,111 3,642 20,288 4,442 11,967 3, ,252 6, ,537 3,447 21,183 4,829 12,478 3, , , , ,812 1,038 2, , ,528 2,560 18,318 3,662 12,320 2, ,417 4, ,533 2,534 19,181 4,164 12,778 2, , , , , , , ,985 1,049 3, ,989 1, ,369 1,139 3, ,563 1,065 2, , ,595 1,003 2, , ,032 2,588 16,409 3,466 10,182 2, ,069 3, ,017 2,684 15,189 3,717 9,156 2, , ,709 2,168 4, ,943 1, ,104 8,396 2,588 5, , ,211 2,470 18,789 4,451 11,251 3, ,220 3, ,205 2,262 16,775 4,221 10,390 2, ,634 1,116 4, , ,554 1,325 3, , ,959 4,308 32,231 7,401 18,952 5, ,290 8, ,577 4,221 36,232 8,859 20,353 7, , ,825 2,773 9,202 1, ,944 1, ,791 2,652 9,367 1, , ,924 2,039 6,665 1, ,116 1, ,851 2,315 6,369 1, , ,543 38,310 5,482 26,540 6, ,903 2, ,425 37,197 5,777 26,483 4, ,677 1,176 5, , ,175 1,018 4, , , , , , ,863 17, ,718 24,153 83,737 21, ,824, ,425 17, ,298 24,752 82,942 18, , , , , , , , , , , ,547 1,590 4, , ,216 1,248 3, , ,151 11,282 2,998 7, ,713 2, ,343 9,296 2,675 5, ,329 7,747 1,953 5, , ,502 7,389 1,543 5, ,307 1,131 3, , ,308 1,108 3, ,767 2,128 7, , ,083 2,129 7, ,564 1,818 2,680 1, , ,667 1,746 2, , ,249 3,751 49,599 11,734 28,929 8, ,268 9, ,046 5,176 50,289 13,385 29,224 7, rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2

17 State City Population 1 crime SOUTH BEND IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES 4 KANSAS CITY OVERLAND PARK TOPEKA WICHITA LEXINGTON LOUISVILLE METRO BATON ROUGE LAFAYETTE NEW ORLEANS SHREVEPORT BALTIMORE BOSTON CAMBRIDGE 7 SPRINGFIELD WORCESTER ANN ARBOR DETROIT FLINT GRAND RAPIDS LANSING STERLING HEIGHTS WARREN 4 MINNEAPOLIS Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft ,411 1,930 4, , ,872 1,945 4, ,960 1,129 4, , ,041 1,083 4, ,506 2,189 10, ,948 1, ,794 2,095 8,631 1, , ,281 2,265 5,691 2, ,371 1, ,717 2,269 5,431 2, , , , , , ,748 1,478 6, , ,774 1,424 5, , ,534 19,628 3,810 13,837 1, ,294 3, ,522 20,724 4,353 14,235 2, , ,070 10,437 2,184 7, ,815 1, ,113 9,349 2,114 6, , ,738 1,873 29,136 7,587 17,855 3, ,030 4, ,909 2,057 29,535 7,586 18,761 3, , ,049 1,755 14,684 4,021 9,209 1, ,446 2, ,015 1,457 13,643 3,847 8,617 1, , ,393 1,296 4, ,212 1, ,118 1,410 5, , ,245 12,178 4,087 5,228 2, ,614 3, ,154 1,973 15,583 5,039 7,354 3, , ,495 12,693 2,922 8,508 1, ,811 2, ,506 12,178 2,861 8,216 1, , ,229 6,173 32,321 7,608 18,451 6, ,237 10, ,895 5,859 29,939 7,381 16,742 5, , ,698 4,485 25,094 4,121 16,897 4, ,855 6, ,242 4,267 24,579 3,810 17,351 3, , , , , , , ,447 8,750 2,177 4,967 1, ,074 2, ,267 7,942 2,027 4,694 1, , ,686 1,231 3, ,825 1, ,061 6,026 1,308 3, , , , , , , ,235 13,143 62,375 18,137 21,297 22, ,971 19, ,574 12,382 58,241 17,745 20,892 19, , ,248 8,119 3,058 3,538 1, ,024 2, ,987 7,310 3,241 2,964 1, , ,137 10,121 2,486 6, ,376 1, ,085 9,947 2,464 6, , ,697 1,259 2, ,643 1, ,117 1,248 2, , , , , , , , , , ,028 2,836 22,561 5,826 13,110 3, ,240 5, ,520 2,561 22,543 6,164 13,203 3, rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2

18 State City Population 1 crime ST. PAUL MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA JACKSON INDEPENDENCE SPRINGFIELD ST. LOUIS BILLINGS LINCOLN OMAHA HENDERSON LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT NORTH LAS VEGAS RENO EDISON TOWNSHIP ELIZABETH JERSEY CITY NEWARK PATERSON WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP ALBUQUERQUE AMHERST TOWN BUFFALO NEW YORK ROCHESTER SYRACUSE YONKERS CARY Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft , ,403 12,103 3,349 6,616 2, ,662 2, ,363 11,118 2,696 6,346 2, , , ,208 3,817 7,534 1, ,525 1, ,465 3,897 6,984 1, ,608 1,236 5, , ,933 1,304 5,547 1, , ,161 1,972 10, ,488 1, ,315 2,140 11, , ,147 4,992 40,751 8,510 23,596 8, ,197 7, ,761 4,500 33,901 7,289 20,330 6, , , , , , , ,237 1,922 9, ,243 1, ,033 11,755 1,904 9, , ,437 21,787 3,172 15,172 3, ,810 2, ,529 20,657 3,345 13,876 3, ,674 1,600 3,614 1, , ,293 1,789 3,215 1, , ,381 6,680 61,405 14,913 26,815 19, ,341,156 13, ,251 7,548 58,897 15,296 27,156 16, , ,032 8,617 2,523 3,456 2, ,419 1, ,051 8,195 2,334 3,631 2, , ,797 2,105 7,061 1, ,197 1, ,418 1,835 6,511 1, , , , , , , ,860 1, , , ,115 1, , ,553 1,255 7,590 1,670 4,425 1, ,718 2, ,248 1,106 6,804 1,504 4,082 1, , ,288 1,359 11,456 1,982 4,377 5, ,158 2, ,101 1,124 10,664 1,914 4,385 4, , ,360 1,361 1,994 1, ,049 1, ,376 1,460 2, , , , , , , ,171 3,059 31,757 6,352 19,890 5, ,124 5, ,439 3,287 29,293 5,622 18,632 5, , , , , , , ,708 2,001 15,436 4,447 8,864 2, ,832 3, ,533 1,739 16,137 4,389 9,477 2, , ,071 23,511 26, ,436 22, ,363 15, ,220,196 50, ,787 27, ,488 20, ,318 13, , ,332 1,193 12,999 2,673 7,913 2, ,686 2, ,027 1,141 11,201 2,558 7,002 1, , ,677 1,904 4, ,880 1, ,964 1,785 3, , , , , , , , , , , rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2

19 State City Population 1 crime CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE FAYETTEVILLE GREENSBORO RALEIGH AKRON CINCINNATI CLEVELAND COLUMBUS DAYTON TOLEDO NORMAN OKLAHOMA CITY TULSA EUGENE PORTLAND SALEM ALLENTOWN ERIE PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH PROVIDENCE 7 CHARLESTON COLUMBIA SIOUX FALLS CHATTANOOGA CLARKSVILLE Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft , ,207 3,896 48,886 13,582 28,154 7, ,291 7, ,191 3,684 51,279 12,948 32,313 6, , ,091 3,519 8,549 1, ,157 1, ,614 3,569 8, , ,048 14,336 4,129 9,000 1, ,122 2, ,236 14,778 4,704 8,943 1, , ,325 12,650 2,978 8,666 1, ,120 2, ,141 12,762 2,949 8,773 1, , ,579 3,277 5,917 1, ,701 1, ,494 3,319 5,973 1, , ,341 1,050 22,201 6,027 13,588 2, ,388 3, ,962 1,251 20,496 6,192 12,307 1, , ,297 2,201 28,431 9,693 12,184 6, ,888 6, ,019 1,957 26,976 9,046 11,153 6, , ,654 1,615 52,294 14,862 31,041 6, ,981 6, ,849 1,680 51,491 14,370 30,893 6, , ,817 3,532 6,082 2, ,526 1, ,434 3,260 5,591 1, , ,248 2,009 22,711 6,915 13,239 2, ,403 3, ,225 2,250 19,826 5,921 12,029 1, , , , , , , ,179 2,740 34,292 9,304 20,169 4, ,199 4, ,397 2,831 31,949 8,110 19,228 4, , ,477 24,011 6,315 14,523 3, ,469 4, ,023 3,175 24,044 6,843 13,522 3, ,113 1,561 5,386 1, , ,804 1,640 5,119 1, , ,297 2,262 31,996 5,485 22,033 4, ,133 3, ,289 2,110 31,586 4,840 21,978 4, ,266 1,074 6, , , , , ,059 1,433 4, , ,331 1,335 3, , , , , , , ,971 10,546 62,610 11,542 39,413 11, ,435,533 21, ,258 9,574 61,795 11,524 39,167 11, , ,722 1,593 15,236 3,713 9,658 1, ,179 3, ,596 1,678 13,933 3,418 8,977 1, ,585 1,746 5,106 1, , ,199 1,618 5,028 1, , , , , , , ,227 1,314 5, ,674 1, ,114 6,963 1,267 5, , , , , , , ,275 12,322 2,277 8,914 1, ,043 2, ,369 12,460 2,381 9,053 1, , ,256 1,351 2, , ,752 1,519 2, rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2

20 State City Population 1 crime KNOXVILLE TEXAS MEMPHIS NASHVILLE ABILENE AMARILLO ARLINGTON AUSTIN BEAUMONT BROWNSVILLE 4 CARROLLTON CORPUS CHRISTI DALLAS DENTON EL PASO 7 FORT WORTH GARLAND GRAND PRAIRIE HOUSTON IRVING KILLEEN LAREDO LUBBOCK MCALLEN MCKINNEY MESQUITE MIDLAND Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft , ,253 11,103 2,294 7,711 1, ,319 2, ,241 12,847 2,504 8,971 1, , ,313 7,661 56,974 16,457 33,783 6, ,264 13, ,869 7,603 53,934 14,607 33,128 6, , ,425 5,740 32,625 6,370 23,234 3, ,169 8, ,516 5,634 31,466 6,111 22,729 2, ,045 1,282 3, , ,911 1,324 3, , ,119 11,073 2,411 7,616 1, ,234 1, ,257 11,369 2,585 7,554 1, , ,632 19,666 4,042 13,905 1, ,073 2, ,677 21,079 4,447 14,990 1, , ,358 1,961 41,573 7,467 31,562 2, ,817 3, ,457 2,056 45,453 8,031 34,461 2, , ,962 1,887 4, ,345 1, ,643 1,707 4, ,385 1,377 6, , ,474 1,442 7, , , , , , , ,414 19,138 3,005 15, ,428 2, ,615 18,732 3,407 14, , ,914 7,292 85,592 21,653 50,009 13,930 1, ,239,104 13, ,222 5,315 83,962 22,472 47,699 13, , , , , , , ,606 20,748 2,220 14,996 3, ,029 2, ,827 19,722 2,149 14,545 3, , ,419 2,499 36,399 8,996 24,088 3, ,693 4, ,620 2,460 36,677 9,007 24,986 2, ,884 1,889 5, , ,243 2,026 5, ,479 1,591 4,844 1, , ,330 1,577 4,575 1, , ,371 11, ,053 26,869 73,091 21,093 1, ,169,544 24, ,479 12, ,326 29,044 74,817 19,465 1, ,644 1,674 6,728 1, , ,030 1,730 6, ,471 2,121 3, , ,680 2,319 3, , ,511 1,643 9,661 1, ,253 1, ,949 1,878 10,534 1, , ,691 12,373 3,070 8, ,988 1, ,578 11,684 3,136 7, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2

21 State City Population 1 crime PASADENA UTAH VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WISCONSIN PLANO RICHARDSON SAN ANTONIO WACO WICHITA FALLS PROVO SALT LAKE CITY WEST VALLEY ALEXANDRIA CHESAPEAKE HAMPTON NEWPORT NEWS NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH RICHMOND VIRGINIA BEACH BELLEVUE SEATTLE SPOKANE TACOMA 7 VANCOUVER GREEN BAY MADISON MILWAUKEE 1 The 2007 population figures are FBI estimates based on provisional data from the U.S. Census Bureau. (See Data Declaration.) Murder Robbery Property crime Burglary Larcenytheft ,848 1,017 3, , ,014 1,034 3, ,586 1,391 6, , ,982 1,386 6, , , , , , , ,321 5,023 78,621 14,629 57,377 6, ,316,882 7, ,445 4,125 84,143 16,750 60,669 6, ,512 2,188 4, ,514 1, ,029 1,987 5, ,285 1,291 4, , ,835 1,540 4, , , , , , , ,460 2,253 11,163 2, ,449 1, ,187 2,046 11,161 1, , , , ,745 1,106 4,548 1, , , , , , ,893 1,345 5, , ,216 1,251 5, , , , , , , ,599 1,661 5, ,550 1, ,386 1,584 5, , ,832 1,659 9,131 1, ,903 1, ,518 1,694 8,797 1, ,057 1,101 3, , ,049 1,101 3, , ,099 2,285 6,354 1, ,785 1, ,966 1,857 5,816 1, , ,895 2,056 10, ,943 1, ,030 2,159 10, , , , , , , ,667 2,326 39,532 7,505 23,880 8, ,118 3, ,522 2,031 33,960 5,986 22,192 5, , ,804 2,165 7,340 2, ,272 1, ,376 2,175 7,188 2, , ,233 16,540 3,276 9,663 3, ,909 2, ,269 14,921 2,621 8,958 3, ,527 1,001 4, , ,557 1,005 4, , , , , , ,498 1,619 5, , ,225 2,059 5, , ,606 3,873 38,320 5,654 24,427 8, ,938 8, ,529 4,170 38,199 6,203 24,248 7, rape Aggravated assault Motor vehicle theft Arson 2