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U.S. Department of Justice EMBARGOED Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington. D. C. 20535 FBI NATIONAL PRESS OFFICE FOR RELEASE (202) 324-3691 6 P.M., EDT, Sunday June 1, 1997 EMBARGOED Serious reported crime in the United States declined three percent in 1996, the fifth annual decrease in a row, the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced today in releasing preliminary figures from its nationwide Uniform Crime Reporting Program. The FBI said that the overall drop resulted from a seven-percent decline in violent crime and a three-percent decrease in property crime, compared to the previous year. The final figures for 1996 are expected to be available in the fall. In the category of violent crime, murder showed the greatest decline--11 percent, followed by robbery at eight percent, aggravated assault at six percent, and forcible rape at three percent. Among property crimes, burglary and motor vehicle theft each registered a five-percent decrease, larceny- theft fell by two percent, and arson remained unchanged By region. the West recorded an eight-percent decrease in serious crime, the Northeast a seven-percent decline, and the Midwest a two-percent drop. Serious crime in the South increased two percent over last year's total. Violent crime fell nine percent in both the Northeast and the West, eight percent in the Midwest, and two percent in the South. Property crime totals dropped eight percent in the West, seven percent in the Northeast, and one percent in the Midwest. The South experienced a two- percent increase in property. crime. Cities in all population groups in the Nation reported declines in serious crime. The largest decrease--six percent--was reported by cities with populations over one million followed by a five- percent decrease in cities with populations ranging from 50,000 to 99,999. Rural counties showed a three-percent decline from the 1995 level, and suburban counties registered a two-percent drop. The Crime Index total decreased in 1995 by one percent, with violent crime decreasing three percent and property crime less than one percent. The Crime Index total decreased in 1994 by one percent, with violent crime decreasing three percent and property crime decreasing one percent. In 1993, the Crime Index total decreased by two percent: violent crime decreased by less than one percent; and property crime decreased by two percent. In 1992, the Crime Index total decreased by three percent, violent crime increased by one percent, and property crime decreased by four percent. The Uniform Crime Reporting Program is a nationwide, cooperative statistical effort of over 16,000 city, county, and state law enforcement agencies voluntarily reporting data on crimes brought to their attention. The complete preliminary annual UNIFORM CRIME REPORT is available on the FBI's Internet site at http://www.fbi.gov UNIFORM CRIME REPORTS FOR RELEASE 1996 PREUMINARY ANNUAL RELEASE 6 P.M. EDT, SUNDAY JUNE 1, 1997 The number of Crime Index offentes reported w taw enforcement agencies throughout the Unded States decreased 3 percent during 1998 when compared to the NUMBER of offerses reported in 1995. The Violent erimes of murder, forcible rape, robbery, and aggrevated assauf decreated 7 percent while the property crimes of burgiary. larceny-theft. and motor vehicle theft decreased 3 percent, Quartarty CATE Index trends for 1895 and 1998, show a 2-percent decrease for the first and second quarters and a 5-parcent decline for the third and fourth quarters. All 1996 figures are prellminary. The states of Alabama. Delaware. Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky. and Montana have not submitted any data for 1996 or have aubmitted data only for the cities over 100,000 in population. Final figures and crime rates per 100,000 Inhabitants will be published in Crime in the United States 1996 scheduled to to released in the tall of 1997. Crime Index trands by population groups and by geographic regions appear in Tables 1 and 2 below. TABLE CRIME INDEX TRENDS Purcent change 1996 over 1995 offenses known a the police. Popu- Lation Crime Modi-" Vio- Prog. For- Aggra- Motor Population Group Number of (thou- Index fled lant arty elble ROD vated Bur- Larceny vehicle and Area agencies (Sputh total total crime crime Murder rane bary assault glary theft theft Arson Total 10.019 206,531 is -3 -7 3 .11 -3 to 4 -5 -2 -5 0 Cities: Over 1,000,000 10 22.285 6 6 -9 -5 -13 A -11 -7 -7 Y -7 .13 500,000 to 999,999 17 10.987 -3 is 1 -2 -3 -5 -3 Y -3 -2 -3 -7 250,000 to 499,999 37 13,423 3 3 .7 -3 -13 -2 do -7 ? -2 -6 .1 100,000 to 249,999 147 21,874 , Y Y , -11 Y -7 -2 5 -2 -7 -5 50,000 to 99,999 295 20,036 do -5 ф & .13 "1 -10 -10 & Y & -1 25,000 to 49,998 546 95.878 7 lo 6 -3 -10 ? 6 -7 5 -2 s +1 10.000 to 24,999 1,307 20,555 09 -1 5 -1 .13 0 .2 -7 7 o -1 4 Under 10,000 4.644 16,702 -1 -9 .7 -1 -2 3 & & " -9 2 -7 Counties: Suburban: 1,050 41,037 -2 -2 & -1 -12 5 3 -7 9 +1 -5 +2 Rune2 1,886 20,973 ? is do =2 & -9 -2 & Y -1 2 -2 Areas: - Suburban Area3 5,002 79293 -2 -2 & -2 -10 Y T -7 Y -1 1 -1 Clies outside Matropolitan Areas 2,545 17,578 o O B 0 -89 -2 -2 -7 0 o o +4 (1) Includes crimes reported to sheriffs' departments, county police departments, and state police within Metropolitan Stadatical Areas. (2) Includes crimes reported to shariffs' departments, county police departments, and state police outside Metropolitan Statistical Areas. (1) Includes crimes reported to city. county, and state hw enforcement agencies -thin Metropolitan Statistical Areas, but outside the central cities. TABLE CRIME INDEX TRENDS BY GEOGRAPHIC REGION Crime Modi.* Prop. For- Aggra- Motor Index fied Violent city cible vated Larceny vehicle Region total total crime arime Murder rape Robbery assault Burglary theft theft Arson" Total 3 7 -7 7 .19 7 6 & -5 2 & D Northeast -7 -9 6 .7 -14 0 -11 & 6 & D -5 Midwest -2 -2 to -1 to -7 11 -7 -3 0 0 +3 South +2 =2 2 +2 & is 6 -2 0 03 +1 +2 West to do 6 to -14 in & -10 & -7 -12 o TABLE CRIME INDEX TRENDS January through December each year over previous year Crime Modi.* Prop For- Aggra- Motor Index fied Violent arty cible vated Lareeny vehicle Years total total crime crime Murder rape Robbery assault Burgiary thaft theft Arean 1983/1992 2 -2 0 -2 03 J .2 +1 -5 -1 is -5 1994/1993 .1 -1 y -1 .5 , & -2 & +1 -2 +5 1995/1994 -1 -1 13 -1 -7 -5 4 .9 Y .2 Y Y 1256/1996 3 7 .7 -3 -11 -3 to -6 -$ .2 -5 0 The Modified Crime Index total is the sum of the Crime Index offerres, including arson, Date for arson are not included in the property crime totals. The number of agencies used in arson trands is less than used in compling trends for other Crime Index offenses. ISSUED BY Louis J. Freen, Director. Federal Bureau of Investigation, Unted States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. 20535 Advisory: Criminal Justice Information System, International Association of Chiefs of Police: Criminal Justice Information Systems, National Sherris' Association: Criminal Justice information Services Advisory Policy Board. TABLE 4 - OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE January through December, 1998 over 1995 Cities over 100,000 Population Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- vehide total total der rape bery assault Burglary theft theft Arson ABILENE TX 1995 6,049 6,072 5 80 131 480 1,044 4,095 214 23 1996 5,971 5,995 7 66 126 399 1,120 4,008 245 24 AKRON OH 1995 15,901 16,049 18 209 875 1,166 2,792 8,824 2,017 148 1996 16,007 16,113 14 194 811 1,326 2,866 8,763 2,033 106 ALBANY NY 1995 8,329 8,370 7 61 548 611 2,038 4.460 604 41 1996 8,130 8,180 11 46 491 584 2,087 4,355 556 so ALBUQUERQUE' NM 1995 53 296 1,623 8,362 23,461 4,995 229 1996 48,252 48,440 69 375 1,998 3,824 9,037 25,961 6,988 188 ALEXANDRIA² VA 1995 7,418 7,439 2 30 291 331 934 4,647 1,183 21 1996 7,143 7 45 318 266 945 4,615 947 ALLENTOWN PA 1995 7,031 7,075 7 48 414 307 1,435 4,174 646 44 1996 7,444 7,488 7 49 321 276 1,513 4,670 608 44 AMARILLO TX 1995 13,293 13,378 16 84 242 1,038 2,419 8,883 611 85 1996 14,088 14,175 11 71 334 1,012 2,116 9,857 687 87 AMHERST TOWN NY 1995 2,843 2,847 1 8 54 22 215 2,331 212 4 1996 2,749 2,752 0 7 59 32 265 2,211 175 3 ANAHEIM CA 1995 17,399 17,456 25 76 1,011 1,363 3,141 8,764 3,019 57 1996 14,650 14,725 12 73 968 998 2,698 7,550 2,351 75 ANCHORAGE AK 1995 18,305 18,401 29 242 777 1,462 2,521 11,152 2,122 96 1996 16.178 16,265 25 198 558 1,297 2,353 10,163 1,584 87 ANN ARBOR MI 1995 5,414 5,435 3 43 132 294 1,083 3,644 215 21 1996 4,696 4,741 1 37 113 258 804 3,283 200 45 ARLINGTON TX 1995 20,404 20,471 9 154 521 1,892 3,224 12,306 2,298 67 1996 21,312 21,372 17 156 618 1,687 3,395 13,165 2,274 60 ATLANTA GA 1995 69,011 69,237 184 441 5,260 8,859 11,694 34,221 8,352 226 1996 70,536 70,775 196 392 4,806 8,301 10,466 37,128 9,247 239 AURORA² CO 1995 16,902 18 138 549 1,253 2,436 11,173 1,335 1996 15,982 16,061 11 193 559 866 2,589 10,366 1,398 79 AURORA IL 1995 24 231 576 1,055 3,756 374 65 1996 26 226 567 1,241 3,964 357 61 AUSTIN TX 1995 42,586 43,077 46 308 1,335 2,360 7,521 27,434 3,581 491 1996 42.279 42,727 41 270 1,376 2,135 7,575 27,187 3,695 448 BAKERSFIELD CA 1995 13,806 13,945 29 39 604 626 2.862 7,883 1,763 139 1996 12,583 12,726 24 37 482 578 2,874 7,456 1,132 143 BALTIMORE MO 1995 94,855 95,760 325 683 11,353 9,134 16,569 45,619 11,172 905 1996 85,982 86,401 328 641 10,393 8,145 14,802 40,522 11,151 419 BATON ROUGE LA 1995 30.794 31,002 65 173 1,394 4,919 5,164 15,796 3,283 208 1996 33,757 34,019 71 118 1,608 7,997 5,577 15,179 3,207 262 BEAUMONT TX 1995 11,181 11,234 14 189 420 607 1,749 7,414 788 53 1996 10,309 10,362 15 203 420 614 1,958 6,362 737 53 BERKELEY CA 1995 11,407 11,458 10 33 619 591 1,538 7,541 1,075 51 1996 10,332 10,373 7 32 492 555 1,502 6,683 1,061 41 BIRMINGHAM AL 1995 33,037 33,320 121 248 2,158 4,122 6,399 16,309 3.680 283 1996 29,283 29,529 113 229 1.838 2,238 5,973 15,280 3,614 246 BOISE ID 1995 8,873 8,926 3 53 76 513 1,424 6,311 493 53 1996 8,693 8,777 1 57 53 388 1,486 6,334 374 84 BOSTON2 MA 1995 52,278 52,905 96 379 3,597 5,497 6,671 26,002 10,036 627 1996 44.711 59 414 3,470 5,211 5,052 21,234 9,271 BROWNSVILLE TX 1995 8,408 8,428 7 26 204 580 1,264 5,793 534 20 1996 9,868 9,882 11 22 231 887 1,328 6,911 478 BUFFALO12 14 NY 1995 62 281 2,836 7,092 11,124 4,208 562 1996 26,644 60 272 2,624 1,578 6,298 11,314 4,500 05/28/97 WED 18:17 FAX Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- vehicle total total der rape bery assault Burglary theft theft Arson BURBANK CA 1995 4,234 4,251 6 20 188 289 597 2,246 888 17 1996 4,151 4,171 4 19 169 264 611 2,219 875 10 CAMBRIDGE² MA 1995 5,606 5,630 3 35 295 463 953 3,313 544 24 1996 4,968 1 35 226 387 799 2,973 547 CHANDLER AZ 1895 8,080 8,164 9 32 119 243 1,677 4,882 1,118 84 1996 8,550 8,627 2 29 142 255 1,794 5,211 1,117 77 CHARLOTTE- NC 1995 52,110 52,455 89 366 2,949 5,824 9,959 29,273 3,650 345 MECKLENBURG 1996 53,523 53,961 74 308 2.594 5,944 10,227 30,199 4,177 438 CHATTANOOGA TN 1995 14,269 14,357 28 62 532 1,330 2,595 8,341 1,381 88 1996 14,688 14,814 21 86 556 1,482 2,668 8,665 1,210 126 CHESAPEAKE VA 1995 8,538 8,674 10 71 357 383 1,478 5,645 594 136 1996 8,463 8,576 13 49 284 458 1,529 5,598 534 113 CHICAGO3 IL 1995 824 30,086 39,205 40,239 121,487 36,197 1,241 1996 789 26,880 37,097 40,475 119,492 34,091 1,560 CHULA VISTA CA 1995 9,069 9,123 12 34 405 636 1,662 4,524 1,796 54 1996 8,822 8,864 5 37 399 653 1,451 4,591 1,686 42 CINCINNATI OH 1995 26,931 27,330 50 408 2,155 2,027 5,366 15,012 1,913 399 1996 27,455 28,132 32 315 1,774 1,800 5,687 16,025 1,822 677 CLEARWATER FL 1995 7,249 7,274 4 48 257 774 1,420 4,452 294 25 1996 7,577 7,607 2 62 215 876 1,353 4,763 306 30 CLEVELAND OH 1995 38,665 39,344 129 689 4,224 3,108 7,693 13,764 9.058 679 1996 37,409 38,033 103 643 4,062 2,823 7,708 13,441 8,629 624 COLORADO SPRINGS CO 1995 21,949 22,092 18 207 416 925 3,446 15,549 1,388 143 1996 20,523 20,675 12 238 453 892 3,304 14,248 1,376 152 COLUMBIA SC 1995 12,883 12,925 9 90 684 1,411 2,260 7,583 846 42 1996 12,154 12,187 19 75 481 1,241 1,909 7,501 928 33 COLUMBUS GA 1995 12,417 12441 20 34 432 497 2,201 8,350 883 24 1996 12,290 12,298 15 24 367 480 2,216 8,351 837 8 COLUMBUS OH 1995 58,715 59,630 77 636 3,329 2,582 13,146 31,905 7,040 915 1996 61,083 61,894 89 571 3,318 2,238 13,013 34,244 7,610 811 CONCORD CA 1995 7,696 7,713 4 50 156 452 1,378 4,830 826 17 1996 7,302 7,326 4 38 167 437 1,186 4,780 690 24 CORPUS CHRISTI TX 1995 29,274 29,469 31 216 504 2,013 3,785 21,271 1,454 195 1996 30,467 30,683 18 276 485 2,241 3.773 22,006 1,668 216 DALLAS TX 1995 98,624 100,051 276 852 5,899 8,942 16.705 49,068 16,882 1.427 1996 100,401 102,088 217 740 6,122 9,201 17,960 49,018 17,143 1,687 DAYTON OH 1995 18,949 19,209 39 237 1,360 789 4,022 9,357 3,145 260 1996 17,841 18,078 38 201 1,085 702 3,720 8.859 3,236 237 DENVER CO 1995 34,769 35,158 81 320 1,413 2,543 7,410 17,761 5.241 389 1996 34,314 34,694 64 358 1,327 2,083 7,788 17,269 5,425 380 DES MOINES IA 1995 16,109 16,273 19 127 312 547 1,933 11,912 1,259 164 1998 15,154 15,273 16 100 321 486 1,794 11,226 1,211 119 DETROIT MI 1995 119,065 120,216 475 1,104 10,076 12,356 22,366 43,415 29,273 1,151 1996 120,188 121,999 428 1,119 9,504 12,188 21,491 41,193 34,265 1,811 DOWNEY CA 1995 4,791 4,843 7 19 353 198 848 2,097 1,269 52 1996 4,785 4,823 7 33 318 232 932 2,078 1,185 38 DURHAM NC 1995 15,866 15,930 24 82 904 825 4,522 8,376 1,133 64 1996 16,834 16,905 40 84 809 754 4,226 9,399 1,522 71 ELIZABETH NJ 1995 9,638 9,669 18 46 936 345 2,076 4,229 1,988 31 1996 9,209 9,238 13 54 795 325 1,768 4,382 1,872 29 EL MONTE CA 1995 5,167 5,222 30 33 531 801 996 1,782 994 55 1996 4,597 4,666 9 43 572 658 854 1,608 853 69 EL PASO TX 1995 41,692 41,988 37 242 1,076 3,593 3,828 29,034 3,882 296 1996 45,134 45,310 30 245 1.195 3,668 3,942 31,694 4,360 176 ERIE PA 1995 5,706 5,740 6 56 341 269 1,015 3,623 396 34 1996 5,532 5,581 6 68 336 259 1,019 3,458 388 49 ESCONDIDO CA 1995 7,993 8,038 11 36 252 581 1,450 4,346 1,317 45 05/28/97 WED 18:17 FAX Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- vehicle total total der rape bery assault Burglary theft theft Arson 1996 6,857 6,902 7 50 215 547 1,079 3,943 1,016 45 EUGENE OR 1995 11,876 11,969 3 41 273 409 2,036 8,444 670 93 1996 12,181 12,278 2 50 271 416 1,914 8,765 763 97 EVANSVILLE IN 1995 7.478 7,550 5 33 154 532 1,537 4,772 445 72 1996 7,405 7,460 7 41 166 566 1,439 4,733 453 55 FLINT MI 1995 17,338 17,684 41 206 1.030 2,615 4,137 7,346 1,963 346 1996 16,054 16,269 40 182 937 2.166 4,141 6,340 2,248 215 FONTANA CA 1995 6,276 6,302 13 66 470 978 1,372 1,788 1,589 26 1996 5,430 5,460 16 72 414 845 1,143 1,447 1,493 30 FORT COLLINS CO 1995 5,573 5,618 2 66 30 360 790 4,132 193 45 1996 5,448 5,490 3 70 46 300 829 4,042 158 42 FORT LAUDERDALE FL 1995 25,036 25,102 27 102 1.113 1,051 4,876 14,836 3,031 66 1996 25,487 25,557 34 96 1,186 1,268 4,744 15,125 3,034 70 FORT WAYNE IN 1995 12,765 12,864 23 84 594 230 1,800 8,081 1,953 99 1996 13,966 14,052 13 121 499 436 1,927 9,407 1,563 86 FORT WORTH TX 1995 39,667 40,026 108 332 1,965 2,939 7,334 22,128 4.861 359 1996 38,902 39,268 68 319 1,692 2,905 7,917 21,481 4,520 364 FREMONT CA 1995 8,606 8,852 2 32 199 981 1,424 4,855 1.113 46 1996 7,769 7,813 3 32 186 591 1,306 4,689 962 44 FRESNO CA 1995 46.267 47,594 71 212 2,166 3,210 7,638 20,552 12,418 1,327 1996 41,688 42,802 70 216 2,087 3.089 6,868 20,180 9,178 1,114 FULLERTON CA 1995 6,490 6,519 6 39 198 247 1,113 4,024 863 29 1996 5,246 5,260 5 26 201 253 930 3,110 721 14 GARDEN GROVE CA 1995 7,740 7.766 6 39 347 532 1,293 3,994 1,529 26 1996 6.477 6,519 4 34 309 498 1,229 3.245 1,158 42 GARLAND TX 1995 11,418 11,486 7 102 271 580 2,146 7,244 1,068 68 1996 9,562 9,640 14 63 210 490 1,786 6,150 849 78 GLENDALE AZ 1995 15,468 15,587 9 53 320 1,018 2,850 8,489 2,729 119 1996 13,480 13,558 11 51 301 858 2,277 7,883 2,099 78 GLENDALE CA 1995 7,958 8,002 8 22 351 384 1,315 4,552 1,326 44 1996 6,966 7,015 14 16 344 347 1,135 4,044 1,066 49 GRAND PRAIRIE TX 1995 6,448 6,451 12 28 140 515 1,065 3,714 974 3 1996 6,882 6,887 3 50 147 956 1,068 3,734 924 5 GRAND RAPIDS MI 1995 14,556 14,666 24 109 662 1,669 3,113 8,089 890 110 1996 14,600 14,698 20 101 675 1,647 3,033 8,051 1,073 98 GREEN BAY WI 1995 4,868 4,902 4 75 70 360 555 3.616 188 34 1996 4,677 4,708 1 39 68 280 584 3,481 224 31 GREENSBORO NC 1995 18,044 18,177 36 88 785 1,189 3,671 11,067 1,208 133 1996 16,393 16,472 23 95 710 1,099 3,228 10,190 1,048 79 HAMPTON VA 1995 7.045 7,107 14 40 264 236 829 5,199 463 62 1996 7.167 7,223 10 56 323 203 962 5,151 462 56 HARTFORD CT 1995 16,573 16,738 33 112 1,278 1,176 3,137 8,278 2.559 165 1996 13.188 13,291 20 94 1,089 929 2,072 7,036 1,948 103 HAYWARD CA 1995 7,981 8,065 12 45 349 449 1,235 4,372 1,519 84 1996 7,875 7,974 11 28 370 408 1,253 4,438 1,367 99 HENDERSON NV 1995 4,982 5,020 3 79 124 110 917 3,061 688 38 1996 5,029 5.062 8 81 122 112 1,028 3,033 645 33 HIALEAH FL 1995 15,654 15,718 17 41 809 993 2.433 7,637 3,724 64 1996 18,210 18,301 12 63 887 1,051 2,894 9,123 4,180 91 HOLLYWOOD FL 1995 12,146 12,164 5 63 518 537 2.024 7,515 1,484 18 1996 12,535 12,552 10 56 502 590 2,411 7.545 1.421 17 HONOLULU HI 1995 67,145 67,444 38 217 1,371 1,256 10,127 46,696 7.440 299 1996 60,059 60,352 27 222 1.421 1,078 9.026 41,915 6,370 293 HOUSTON TX 1995 131,602 133.094 316 837 9,222 11,885 24.830 61,976 22,536 1,492 1996 135,329 137,082 261 1,002 8,276 12,917 25,402 65,080 22,391 1,753 HUNTINGTON BEACH CA 1995 8,093 8,117 8 44 176 338 2,084 4,474 969 24 1996 7.305 7,336 0 26 194 391 1,629 4,161 904 31 05/28/97 WED 18:18 FAX Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- vehicle total total der rape bery assault Burglary theft theft Arson HUNTSVILLE AL 1995 13,104 13,154 10 $2 384 831 2,413 8,393 1,021 50 1996 14,330 14,392 11 71 310 947 2,251 9,516 1,224 62 INDEPENDENCE MO 1995 8,981 9,041 2 40 146 442 1,382 6,309 660 60 1996 8,771 8,840 1 26 124 436 1,229 6,213 742 69 INDIANAPOLIS IN 1995 36,469 36,807 99 457 2,523 3,636 7,797 15,841 6,016 338 1996 37,917 38,242 114 424 2,600 4,280 7,797 16,842 5,860 325 INGLEWOOD CA 1995 6,817 6,870 40 60 1,067 814 1,096 2,095 1,645 53 1996 6,241 6,286 27 61 952 903 1,082 1,851 1,365 45 IRVINE CA 1995 4,707 4,740 2 14 75 122 894 3.191 409 33 1996 4,090 4,123 1 22 65 186 837 2,647 332 33 IRVING TX 1995 9,787 9,828 5 56 213 557 1,344 6,723 889 41 1996 9.483 9,548 8 65 202 529 1,480 6.342 857 65 JACKSON MS 1995 23,046 23,154 92 186 1,469 920 5,455 10,868 4,056 108 1996 20,466 20,550 67 209 1,309 781 4,924 9,744 3,432 84 JACKSONVILLE FL 1995 61.129 61,524 86 625 2,920 5,965 12,491 33,306 5,738 395 1996 59,534 59,976 85 681 2,792 6.207 13,171 31,852 4,746 442 JERSEY CITY NJ 1995 18,053 18,157 25 92 2,306 1,908 3,810 6,397 3,515 104 1996 16,704 16,839 26 91 1,859 1,815 3,425 5,994 3,494 135 KANSAS CITY MO 1995 52,575 53,054 107 470 3,345 5,811 9,748 26,301 6,792 479 1996 52,300 52,726 104 412 2,881 5,488 8,947 28.124 6,344 426 KNOXVILLE' TN 1995 19 110 716 2,810 5,898 1,779 126 1996 10,766 10,873 22 67 593 844 2,341 5,304 1,595 107 LAFAYETTE LA 1995 10,006 10,032 8 63 279 672 1,624 6,680 680 26 1996 8,482 8,509 7 75 247 515 1.375 5,589 674 27 LAKEWOOD CO 1995 7,348 7,405 6 49 130 361 1,153 5,207 442 57 1996 7,595 7,635 7 51 178 394 1,209 5,194 562 40 LANCASTER CA 1995 6,269 6,312 9 49 301 961 1,414 2,579 956 43 1996 5,947 6,003 12 58 308 1,005 1,455 2.338 771 56 LANSING MI 1995 9,784 9,839 13 148 344 1,138 1,502 5,940 699 55 1996 9,744 9,812 10 172 343 1,124 1,607 5,952 536 68 LAREDO TX 1995 10,150 10,234 14 22 174 897 1,628 6,529 886 84 1996 11,240 11,322 11 27 242 760 1,672 7,477 1,051 82 LAS VEGAS NV 1995 60,178 80,574 118 571 3,712 5,122 12,219 30,445 7,991 396 1996 56,943 57,322 161 475 3,650 4.123 11,656 28,952 7,926 379 LEXINGTON KY 1995 15,933 16,041 14 131 836 1,318 2,978 9,912 944 108 1996 15,328 15,405 14 122 579 1,283 2,893 9,522 915 77 LINCOLN NB 1995 14,433 14,538 2 80 122 1,127 1,880 10,765 457 105 1996 14,353 14,407 3 83 142 987 1,877 10,746 515 54 LITTLE ROCK AR 1995 22,212 22,382 53 172 1,056 2,418 3,701 13,069 1,743 170 1996 21.016 21,170 29 166 837 1,725 3,382 13,253 1,624 154 LIVONIA² MI 1995 3,682 1 29 80 156 551 2,433 432 1996 3,422 2 22 65 150 507 2,271 405 LONG BEACH CA 1995 30,657 30,848 80 171 2,774 2,624 5,577 14.011 5,420 191 1996 26,308 26,499 95 158 2.431 2,385 5.003 11,671 4,565 191 LOS ANGELES CA 1995 266,204 269,583 849 1,590 29,134 38,945 41,325 108,149 46,212 3,379 1996 235,258 238,851 709 1,463 25,189 35,477 35,855 95,069 41,486 3.593 LOUISVILLE KY 1995 19,491 19,873 50 135 1,592 1,483 4,471 8,800 2,960 382 1996 21,031 21,419 67 131 1,812 1,379 4,830 9,481 3,331 388 LUBBOCK TX 1995 13,406 13,476 19 122 297 1,467 2,441 8,086 974 70 1996 12,948 13,044 15 126 276 1,649 2,456 7,472 954 96 MACON GA 1995 11,070 11,120 25 82 390 371 1,901 7,386 915 50 1996 13.961 14,011 18 75 382 446 2,446 9,157 1.437 so MADISON WI 1995 8,287 9.335 5 67 282 263 1,459 6,478 733 48 1996 9,096 9.154 1 75 299 397 1,389 6,294 641 58 MEMPHIS TN 1995 65,993 66,704 181 785 5,779 4,690 16,026 24,695 13,837 711 1996 70,283 70,903 163 789 5,970 5,615 16,634 26,828 14.284 620 MESA AZ 1995 28,877 29,021 17 128 507 1,986 4,764 16,991 4,484 144 05/28/97 WED 18:18 FAX Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob vated Larceny- vehicle total total der rape bery assault Burglary theft theft Arson 1996 25,735 25,862 18 110 506 1,825 3,883 15,582 3,811 127 MESQUITE TX 1995 7,293 7,403 1 20 89 491 825 5,195 672 110 1996 6,452 6,580 3 8 64 363 564 4.781 669 128 MIAMI FL 1995 59,170 59,407 110 198 5,676 6,943 9.874 27,537 8,832 237 1996 52,918 53,150 124 201 5,139 6,526 9,804 23,431 7,693 232 MIDLAND TX 1995 4,838 4,863 8 68 88 309 1,004 3,074 287 25 1995 4,966 4,984 4 58 80 235 1,030 3,273 286 18 MILWAUKEE WI 1995 52,679 53,234 138 370 3,650 2,579 8,366 26,231 11,345 555 1996 49,646 50.243 131 293 3,363 2,210 7,622 25.948 10,079 597 MINNEAPOLIS² MN 1995 41,299 96 578 3,550 2,852 8,024 21,710 4,489 1996 40,826 83 516 3,242 2,967 7,678 20,690 5,650 MOBILE AL 1995 18,915 19,002 56 106 1,384 786 4,236 10,416 1,931 87 1996 19,512 19,606 51 119 1,283 732 4,404 10,990 1,933 94 MODESTO CA 1995 15.425 15,658 13 76 387 892 2,814 9,262 1,981 233 1996 12840 13,014 12 80 421 754 2,701 7,100 1,772 174 MONTGOMERY AL 1995 13,175 13,247 35 76 564 741 3,085 7,374 1,300 72 1996 13,202 13,283 31 80 627 851 3,376 7,111 1.126 81 MORENO VALLEY CA 1995 9,187 9,224 16 44 390 852 2,200 4,568 1,119 37 1996 8,733 8,762 13 52 418 709 2,280 4,216 1,045 29 NAPERVILLE' IL 1995 2 22 53 295 2,178 97 19 1996 2 16 49 407 2,235 106 8 NASHVILLE² TN 1995 56,090 105 487 2,675 6,109 8,236 30,363 8,115 1996 59,525 92 487 2,910 6,535 8,018 33,195 8,288 NEWARK NJ 1995 40,367 40,618 102 216 5,480 4,573 7,369 12,762 9.865 251 1996 34.437 34,594 92 179 4,219 4,271 5,991 11,693 7,992 157 NEW HAVEN² CT 1995 15.174 15,282 21 98 953 1,157 2,965 7,465 2,515 108 1996 15,036 22 120 1,207 1,267 2,936 7,139 2,345 NEW ORLEANS² LA 1995 53,399 363 487 5,349 4,677 10,236 22,454 9.833 1996 53,919 351 390 5,700 4,580 9,954 22,774 10,170 NEWPORT NEWS VA 1995 11,239 11,318 28 139 538 1,045 1,669 7,181 639 79 1996 9,829 9,926 27 110 363 576 1,224 6,850 579 97 NEW YORK2 NY 1995 444,758 1,177 2,374 59,280 52,322 73,889 183,037 72,679 1996 383,342 986 2,346 49,703 45,561 61,532 162,869 60,345 NORFOLK VA 1995 20,602 20,743 53 177 1,293 870 3,134 12,747 2,328 141 1996 18,854 18,974 61 142 1,079 1,050 2,766 12,053 1,703 120 NORWALK CA 1995 4,819 4,844 16 23 370 680 794 1,664 1,272 25 1996 4,388 4,429 14 26 329 807 710 1,516 986 41 OAKLAND CA 1995 1996 39,174 39,579 93 322 3,622 4,131 6,058 19,878 5,070 405 OCEANSIDE CA 1995 7,587 7,622 23 92 409 1,041 1,861 2,997 1,184 35 1996 7,197 7.224 10 75 330 824 1,737 3,309 912 27 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 1995 53,625 53,979 227 473 1,603 3,724 10,420 32,063 5,115 354 1996 57,030 57,453 67 477 1,478 3,286 10,690 35,957 5,075 423 ONTARIO CA 1995 10.383 10,466 21 70 550 905 1,856 4,830 2,151 83 1996 8,907 9,028 17 44 504 860 1,479 4,292 1,711 121 ORANGE CA 1995 4,936 4,976 6 15 194 368 968 2,477 908 40 1996 4,085 4,124 2 30 176 354 878 2,019 626 39 ORLANDO FL 1995 20.750 20,806 19 141 1,048 2.564 3,862 11,255 1,861 56 1996 24,055 24,128 13 165 1,080 2,744 4,418 13,444 2,191 73 OXNARD CA 1995 7.771 7,790 11 65 419 948 1,335 4,102 891 19 1996 7,910 7,934 16 57 460 849 1,255 4,332 941 24 PALMDALE CA 1995 5,134 5,184 7 38 289 823 1,067 2,123 787 50 1996 5,311 5,352 6 38 260 837 1,231 2,246 693 41 PASADENA CA 1995 9,399 9,458 12 53 721 635 1.713 5.232 1,033 57 1996 7,423 7,512 14 40 521 603 1,365 4,142 738 89 PASADENA TX 1995 6,821 6,890 15 63 176 801 1,225 3,661 880 69 1996 7,278 7,371 9 63 189 642 1,408 3.983 984 93 05/28/97 WED 18:18 FAX Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- vehicle total total der rape bery assault Burglary theft theft Arson PATERSON NJ 1995 9,339 9,435 12 45 829 771 2,231 4,047 1,404 96 1996 8,448 8,500 7 48 805 774 1,948 3.486 1,380 52 PEORIA²⁴ IL 1995 1996 11 448 1,736 2,086 6,480 964 127 PHILADELPHIA PA 1995 108,278 110,628 432 773 13,612 7,155 16,165 46,332 23,809 2,350 1996 105,766 108,348 414 704 15,485 6,764 16,204 43,064 23,131 2,582 PHOENIX AZ 1995 118,126 118,397 214 411 3,693 7,272 20,953 62,422 23,161 271 1996 108,749 109,028 186 460 3,757 6,126 19,559 60,565 18,096 279 PITTSBURGH PA 1995 21,748 21,961 58 243 2,077 1,096 3,598 11,289 3,387 213 1996 18,763 19,011 46 206 1,565 1,030 3,049 10,057 2,810 248 PLANO TX 1995 7,654 7,665 4 38 92 513 1,345 5,282 380 11 1996 8,318 8,329 0 49 97 423 1,443 5.918 388 11 POMONA CA 1995 8,468 8,510 32 59 614 1,016 1,786 3,454 1,507 42 1996 7,789 7,824 19 47 545 926 1,697 3,039 1.516 35 PORTLAND OR 1995 55,348 55,834 43 426 2,298 6,066 7,813 29,589 9,113 486 1996 50,306 50.805 51 402 2,057 5.325 7,142 28,823 6,506 499 PORTSMOUTH² VA 1995 8,969 9,115 34 77 842 549 1,639 4,953 875 146 1996 8,582 23 57 532 454 1,605 5,040 871 PROVIDENCE RI 1995 13,998 14,545 25 97 570 530 3.534 7.150 2,092 547 1996 13,114 13,517 16 77 445 495 2,936 6,722 2.423 403 PUEBLO CO 1995 7,822 7,884 8 46 182 1,131 1,468 4.475 512 62 1996 7,372 7.424 13 74 196 1,104 1,348 4,305 332 52 RALEIGH NC 1895 17,523 17,626 18 104 648 1,269 3,682 10,565 1,237 103 1996 17,080 17,164 25 90 732 1,262 3,139 10,456 1,376 84 RANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 1995 4,843 4,864 7 22 179 158 998 2.498 981 21 1996 4,828 4,855 8 14 157 191 990 2,531 937 27 RENO NV 1995 10,947 11,016 14 94 421 568 1,846 7.193 811 69 1996 10,854 10,883 12 113 507 491 1,676 7,330 725 29 RICHMOND VA 1995 20,984 21,172 120 171 1,491 1,718 4,260 10,848 2.376 188 1996 19.771 19,942 112 143 1,545 1,583 4,022 10,338 2,028 171 RIVERSIDE CA 1995 19,683 19,927 34 117 1,010 2,648 4,232 8.545 3,097 244 1996 15,493 15,782 18 115 874 2,162 2,894 7,121 2,309 289 ROCHESTER NY 1995 22.722 23,074 53 150 1,576 774 5,089 12,871 2,209 352 1996 20,928 21,208 53 119 1,360 738 4,474 11,491 2,693 280 ROCKFORD IL 1995 19 751 962 3,616 8,681 1,301 60 1996 31 750 879 3,401 8,422 1,387 48 SACRAMENTO CA 1995 38,803 39,005 57 158 2,129 1,936 8,003 18,538 7,982 202 1996 33,780 33,950 43 154 1,874 1,636 7,148 16,842 6,083 170 ST. LOUIS MO 1995 59,736 60,505 204 273 5.136 6,839 10,692 28,587 8,005 769 1996 56,588 57,372 166 269 4,086 5,682 9.887 29,228 7,270 784 ST. PAUL MN 1995 20,256 20,580 25 233 930 1,348 4,272 11,219 2,229 324 1996 20,704 21,010 26 234 875 1,302 4,127 11,504 2,636 306 ST. PETERSBURG FL 1995 22,899 23,031 30 172 1,417 3,555 4,217 12,076 1,432 132 1996 23,843 24,095 26 166 1,380 3,156 4,535 12,373 2,207 252 SALEM OR 1995 12,346 12,402 9 65 247 111 1,852 8.967 1,095 56 1996 10,732 10,784 9 94 191 102 1,282 8,310 746 S2 SALINAS CA 1995 8,329 8,385 15 49 494 950 1,181 4,797 843 56 1996 7,554 7,608 9 54 412 884 1,031 4,339 825 54 SAN ANTONIO TX 1995 79,931 80,765 142 658 2,345 2,033 13,961 52,370 8,422 834 1996 87,710 88,601 117 637 2,350 1,637 13,685 60,488 8,796 891 SAN BERNARDINO CA 1995 19,319 19,507 67 101 1,442 2,318 3,991 7,897 3,503 188 1996 16,971 17,120 43 79 1,281 1,831 3,544 7,201 2,992 149 SAN DIEGO CA 1995 64,235 64,465 91 346 3,244 7,396 10,311 30,505 12,342 230 1996 61,573 61,825 79 368 2.998 6,703 8,608 31,688 11,129 252 SAN FRANCISCO CA 1995 60,474 60,907 99 304 6,469 4,031 7,127 34,153 8,291 433 1996 56,593 57,045 83 298 5,539 3,967 7,079 31,062 8,565 4S2 SAN JOSE CA 1995 36,096 36,635 38 387 1,209 5,015 5.477 19,745 4,225 539 05/28/97 WED 18:19 FAX Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- vehicle total total der rape bery assult Burglary theft theft Arson 1996 34,287 34,942 40 341 1,098 4,596 4,700 19,793 3,719 655 SANTA ANA CA 1995 15:190 15,514 72 66 1,234 1,141 2,182 7,396 3,099 324 1996 13,213 13,589 46 62 1,178 945 1,822 6,501 2,659 376 SANTA CLARITA CA 1995 3,929 3,947 4 28 92 554 910 1,821 520 18 1996 3,255 3,295 2 19 83 492 716 1,550 393 40 SANTA ROSA CA 1995 7,325 7,392 4 64 193 422 1,183 4,925 534 67 1996 6,905 6,954 2 81 170 410 920 4.901 421 49 SAVANNAH GA 1995 12,016 12,079 27 76 840 447 1,946 7,669 1,011 63 1996 13,198 13,296 21 62 859 486 2,172 8,493 1,105 98 SCOTTSDALE AZ 1995 10,816 10,851 6 18 138 296 2,076 6.627 1,655 45 1996 9.737 9,790 8 23 133 281 1.786 6,455 1,051 53 SEATTLE WA 1995 55,507 55,753 41 260 2,213 2,390 7,689 35,970 6,944 246 1996 55,636 55,886 37 261 1,963 2,282 7,855 36,883 6,355 250 SHREVEPORT LA 1995 22,338 22,538 61 112 776 1,643 3,787 14,637 1,322 200 1996 23,657 23,851 50 134 729 1,576 4,185 15,454 1,529 194 SIMI VALLEY CA 1995 2,908 2,941 4 12 57 123 626 1,759 327 33 1996 2,401 2,435 1 12 38 105 460 1,532 253 34 SIOUX FALLS SD 1995 5,766 5,792 5 70 82 344 904 4,136 225 26 1996 5,354 5,405 1 82 65 325 864 3,808 209 51 SOUTH BEND IN 1995 10,013 10,135 26 86 389 479 2,406 5,920 707 122 1996 10,822 10,937 22 93 512 395 2,880 8,185 735 115 SPOKANE WA 1995 16,484 16,558 23 132 471 960 2,966 11.000 932 74 1996 16,288 16,327 15 89 346 858 3,032 11,101 845 41 SPRINGFIELD³ IL 1995 11 564 1,024 2,487 6,183 515 57 1996 7 452 1,008 2,359 5,697 363 33 SPRINGFIELD¹² MA 1995 11,165 11,742 19 134 748 1,406 2,490 3,798 2,570 577 1996 16 99 531 2,782 3,208 3,477 SPRINGFIELD MO 1995 12,092 12,189 5 82 145 597 2,123 8,440 700 97 1996 11,505 11,608 4 76 173 542 2,182 7,851 677 103 STAMFORD CT 1995 6,051 6,086 4 14 231 262 935 3,999 606 35 1996 4,955 5,007 6 18 212 205 704 3,332 478 52 STERLING HEIGHTS MI 1995 4,418 4,448 1 15 11 299 348 3,367 377 30 1996 4,570 4,588 1 11 34 185 433 3.523 383 18 STOCKTON CA 1995 20,782 20,896 42 133 1,228 1,784 3,836 10,278 3,481 114 1996 19,401 19,512 46 123 1,313 1,633 3,418 9,815 3,053 111 SUNNYVALE CA 1995 3,777 3,788 3 29 110 112 459 2.714 350 11 1996 3,488 3,506 0 29 80 122 420 2.522 315 18 SYRACUSE NY 1995 11,340 11,438 18 84 633 732 3,048 6,032 793 98 1996 10,999 11,105 15 62 579 742 2,821 5,940 840 106 TACOMA WA 1995 21,766 21,903 28 171 925 2,099 3,655 12.250 2,638 137 1996 20.143 20,268 20 137 792 1,836 3,284 11,255 2,819 125 TALLAHASSEE FL 1995 16,611 16,641 12 119 607 1,191 2,800 10,751 1,131 30 1996 14,018 14,040 10 95 363 1,094 2,157 9,505 794 22 TAMPA FL 1995 41.112 41,324 47 277 2.626 5,785 6,622 19,773 5,982 212 1996 42,873 43,100 43 264 2,671 5,711 7.373 20,787 TEMPE 6,024 227 AZ 1995 14,723 14,780 7 49 299 478 2,103 9.374 2.413 57 1996 14,031 14,083 3 35 321 $12 2,047 THOUSAND OAKS 9,169 1,944 52 CA 1995 2,747 2,772 0 23 59 154 447 1,755 309 25 1996 2,547 2,619 3 9 64 156 447 1,616 252 72 TOLEDO OH 1995 27,196 27,688 35 278 1.414 1,146 6,298 14,821 3,204 492 1996 27,488 28,094 30 277 1,297 1,031 5,597 16,218 3,038 606 TOPEKA² KS 1995 15,931 9 89, 504 905 5,894 7,535 995 1996 15,394 17 89 533 863 3,563 9,659 670 TORRANCE CA 1995 7,637 7.675 5 10 393 283 1,294 4,216 1,436 38 1996 7,054 7.080 3 31 317 281 1,385 3,826 1,211 26 TUCSON AZ 1995 54,706 54,983 65 292 1.192 3,878 5,995 37,235 6,049 277 1996 46,866 47,148 46 282 1,288 3,583 6,710 28,460 6,497 282 05/28/97 WED 18:19 FAX Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- vehicle total total der rape bery assault Surglary theft theft Arson TULSA OK 1995 27,824 28,095 30 255 947 3,127 6,072 12,991 4,402 271 1996 27,373 27,613 31 304 868 3,225 6,131 12,545 4,269 240 VALLEJO CA 1995 9,040 9,110 13 52 508 1,058 1,670 4,701 1,038 70 1996 8,997 9,056 16 59 523 967 1,658 4,901 873 59 VIRGINIA BEACH VA 1995 20,280 20,491 16 99 479 374 2,915 15,244 1,153 211 1996 20,819 21,041 20 127 455 473 3,063 15,688 993 222 WACO TX 1995 10,064 10,129 16 131 457 904 1,900 5,553 1,103 65 1996 11,553 11,638 14 92 386 860 2,092 6,832 1,277 85 WASHINGTON DC 1995 67,402 67,524 361 292 6,864 7,228 10,184 32,281 10,192 122 1996 64,557 64,719 397 260 6,444 6,310 9,828 31,343 9,975 162 WATERBURY CT 1995 8,799 8,813 9 32 260 225 2,049 4,923 1,301 14 1996 7,952 7,962 13 39 245 360 1,930 4,396 969 10 WEST COVINA CA 1995 5.502 5,576 10 24 361 253 780 2,980 1,094 74 1996 4,968 5,010 6 24 273 265 806 2,689 905 42 WICHITA2 KS 1995 25,625 41 203 895 1,046 5,364 15,429 2,647 1996 24,881 24 227 823 1,298 5,193 14,936 2,380 WICHITA FALLS TX 1995 7,011 7,917 8 90 211 552 1,183 4,601 366 106 1996 6,704 6,742 9 81 152 636 1,020 4,436 370 38 WINSTON-SALEM NC 1995 19,636 19,780 23 142 926 1,307 4,644 11,304 1,290 144 1996 18,974 19,135 27 124 872 1,245 3,836 11,078 1,792 161 WORCESTER2 MA 1995 11,386 5 82 431 1,264 2,523 5,790 1,291 1996 10,026 10,112 7 107 409 1,034 2,228 5,130 1,111 86 YONKERS NY 1995 8,364 8,433 9 25 730 373 1,400 4,140 1,687 69 1996 8,210 8,266 12 35 639 418 1,381 4,125 1,600 S6 1 Due to reporting changes, figures are not comparable to provious year and/or Incomplete. 2 Complete alson data for 1995 end/or 1998 not available. 3 Forcible rape figures furnished by the state-level Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program administered by the Illinois State Police were not in accordance with National UCR guidelines. Therefore, the figures were excluded from the forcible rape, Crime Index total. and Modified Crime Index total categories. 4 1995 deta are not available. Trends in all tables of this report are based on the volume of crime reported by comparable units. Agency reports which are determined to be influenced by change in reporting practices for all or specific offenses or byannexations are removed from trend tables. All 1996 figures are preliminary. Final figures and crime rates per unit of population will be published in "Crime in the United States 1996" scheduled to be released in the fall of 1997. 002 05/30/97 FRI 16:41 FAI 2019 U.S. Department of Justice ) Office of Community Oriented Policing Services Office of the Director EMBARGDED UNTIL 6-1 May 29, 1997 6:00P.M. EDT MEMORANDUM FOR THE ACTING ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY GENERAL FROM: JOSEPH DIRECTOR E. B) RANN RANNJUS SUBJECT: COPS Grantees and Review of FBI's preliminary 1996 Uniform Crime Reporting Numbers I have finished a review of the preliminary 1996 Uniform Crime Report (UCR) figures and wanted to st are a couple of observations with you. I may echo a few of my general comments at the Regional Community Policing Institutes event in Boston tomorrow afternoon. The overall UCR figures are very encouraging - crime has declined for an unprecedented fifth st aight year, murder down 11% and violent crime is down 7%. Once again, the results clearly validate that nmunity policing continues to make a tremendous difference in city after city across the United States. A trend I have noted in recent years proves to be evident again: those agencies most committed to community policing and practicing it for a number of years are the ones that continue to experience some: of the largest decreases in crime. In addition, COPS Office funding under our hiring, redeployment (civilianization/tehology or innovative anti-crime initiatives appears to be a significant factor in supporting the community policing SUCCE sses in these jurisdictions. The Administration's leadership on community policing and their commitment to adding 100,000 community policing officers is truly paying off. Noteworthy sites include: # COPS Funded Officers Baltimore - 9.4% 305 Boston -14.5% 114 Colorado Springs - 6.5% 42 Fort Worth - 2.2% 38 Fresno -10.0% 346 Greensboro . 9.0% 11 Hartford -20.0% 35 Los Angeles -11.6% 2,940 003 05/30/97 FRI 16:41 FAX COPS 05/30/97 FRI 13:35 FAX 202 616 2914 Newport News -12.5% 147 New York -13.8% 3,974 Norfolk - 8.5% 96 Phoenix . 7.9% 333 Portland - 9.0% 4 Sacramento -12,9% 338 San Diego - 4.0% 355 Santa Ana -13.0% 81 Tueson -14,0% 64 Even with the good news, these figures must be viewed in the proper context. There are some cities where crime appears to be stable or has slightly increased, but those figures can be misleading given population increases in those jurisdictions. If one considers the actual crime rate [crimes per thousand popt lation]. these crime rates are actually decreasing. To say the least, these latest numbers are most promising. In fact, a number of these sites (including B oston) will be receiving awards under the Regional Institutes training program. This nationwide network of training will take us to the next level. The Administration's investment in community policing is paying great dividends for both law enforcement and the communities they serve. 05/30/97 FR1 11:43 FAX T00 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS FAX COVER SHEET ATTENTION: JOSE FAX NUMBER: 456-7028 Date: 5-30-97 Number of Pages to Follow: 2 Message: These are the largest one year declines in history of reporting for violent crime, murder + aggravated assaw FROM: GREGORY J. KING Director of Special Projects PHONE: 202-514-2008 FAX: 202-514-5331 NOTE: If you are not the intended receiver written above, please do not read the contents of this facsimile, for 1t may contain confidential information. Please call immediately and inform the sender. We are sorry for the inconvenience. 05/30/91 PRI 11:40 FAA WILL DRAFT Attorney General Janet Reno released the following statement in response to the release by the FBI of preliminary figures for 1996 from the Uniform Crime Reporting Program: "This is the largest recorded drop in violent crime since 1961, when these statistics were first recorded. President Clinton's plan is working: penalties are tougher, tens of thousands of illegal gun sales have been thwarted, more than 57,000 new police have been paid for, and we are helping more young people stay on the right path. "Violent crime has fallen for several years, but we can not let up. It's time to enact President Clinton's comprehensive youth violence legislation, which builds on the 1994 Crime Act with tough, balanced penalties and programs to target gangs, guns and drugs." 05/30/97 FRI 11:43 FAX DRAFT TALKING POINTS ON 1996 UCR NUMBERS * The seven percent drop in violent crime is the largest drop in more than three and a half decades. (The drop in violent crime is the largest since the FBI began in 1960 to report on crime rates in the fifty states.) * Record rates of decline were reported for violent crime, murder and aggravated assault. * President Clinton's plan to combat crime is working and making a real difference for families all across America. * We increased penalties for serious crime, took guns out of the wrong hands and put more police on America's streets. * The results are now being seen: where once the trend in crime was a constant upward swing, we now have several years of declines in violent crime. * Crime is still too high, and we must not let up our efforts. * We need to enact President Clinton's comprehensive youth violence legislation, which builds on the 1994 Crime Act with tough but balanced enforcement and intervention provisions that target gangs, guns and violent youth crime." Date: 07/21/97 Time: 08:17 FWASHINGTON TODAY: Crime stats down but fear persists in capital WASHINGTON (AP) Patricia Robinson knows fear. Ever since her son Parran was gunned down two years ago, she has escorted her surviving son to school each day. The school in northeast Washington is just two blocks away but Robinson is not taking chances. Sixteen-year-old Parran was the same distance from home when he and another friend were gunned down. Darren, 14, is the only child I have left, Robinson said. ``It's hard for me to let him out. In a city where the White House and Congress talk often about dramatic steps to improve the local quality of life, Robinson's fear is not uncommon. As crime increased over the years, so did anxiety among Washington's 543,000 residents. A consultants' report that sparked changes in the police department detailed widespread criminal chaos. Homicides alone increased 169 percent over the last decade. Police in March launched a crime-fighting initiative aimed at restoring the public's confidence. Four hundred officers were redeployed onto the streets and more are on the way. The `zero-tolerance'" push is showing results, police say. Crime overall has dropped 16 percent this year. Homicides are down 25 percent, from 221 at this time last year to 164 SO far in 1997. But statistics alone cannot still the fears of residents who have witnessed a spate of horrendous crimes. This year, three city police officers have been slain. A 12-year-old was kidnapped and killed in a gang-related incident on his way home from school. Last month, there were eight homicides in a 36-hour period. Three weeks ago, a 7-year-old boy was shot to death as he sat in his father's car outside a fast-food restaurant. Two weeks ago, three Starbucks Coffee workers were found shot to death in a back room of their shop in the fashionable Georgetown neighborhood. The recent slayings prompted House Speaker Newt Gingrich to challenge President Clinton to come up with an anti-crime plan for the city. Enough is enough, Gingrich, R-Ga., wrote Clinton. `The citizens of this city need action and they need it now. White House aides noted that the president already has proposed that the federal government take over the city's prisons and courts, freeing money for other needs. The latest high-profile crimes make the healing even harder for victims like Robinson. It did something to my whole family, she said. Some mornings, I don't even want to get up. Even her home feels different since Parran's death, Robinson said. She loved the working-class neighborhood when she moved there 13 years ago. Her family lived nearby. She knew her neighbors. It was safe. It was a place where you could sit outside and talk all night, she said. But as crime spread, she and other residents felt they were living under siege. Parran and two friends had gone to a movie in nearby Prince George's County, Md., the night he was killed. His mother encouraged him to go there because she believed it was safer. As the three returned home, shots were fired into their car. Police believe the gunmen were after another boy in the car, Robinson said. No one has been arrested. Darren 12 years old at the time was afraid to go outside after that. He ran if he saw unfamiliar cars on his street. He wrote letters to his dead brother. These days, Robinson walks or drives Darren to school. Other residents cite improvement, but their confidence wavers, too. On a recent night at the notorious Barry Farms public housing complex in southeast Washington, groups of residents mingled outside a scene many say would have been impossible a few months ago. There's less people hanging out, no shooting, one man said. A woman tending her garden agreed. ``We wouldn't even be standing here now, she said. But even while citing a better atmosphere, all were afraid to give their names. EDITOR'S NOTE Janelle Carter covers the District of Columbia government for The Associated Press. APNP-07-21-97 0835EDT Violent Crime Index Total 1,960,000 1,920,000 1994-1996 1991-1993 1,880,000 -6.1% +.75% 1,840,000 1,800,000 1,760,000 1,720,000 1,680,000 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 Violent Crime in America 1991-1993 +.75% 1994-1996 -6.1% 09/09/97 TUE 17:32 FAX 2026165899 DOJ/COPS 002 Violent Crime Index Total 1,960,000 1,920,000 1994-1996 1991-1993 -6.1% 1,880,000 +.75% 1,840,000 1,800,000 1,760,000 1,720,000 1,680,000 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 BENAMI 11/25/97 TUE 19:32 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. NOV-24-1997 09:52 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.02/10 U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington. D.C. 20535 FBI NATIONAL PRESS OFFICE FOR RELEASE (202) 324-3691 6 P.M., ET, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1997 The Nation's law enforcement agencies reported a 4-percent decrease in serious crime during the first 6 months of 1997 when compared to figures reported during the same time period of the previous year, according to preliminary Uniform Crime Reporting Program figures released today by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. An Index of violent and property crimes is used to measure serious crime. Violent crime decreased 5 percent and property crime fell 4 percent during the first half of 1997. In the category of violent crime, murder and robbery both dropped 9 percent; aggravated assault fell 3 percent; and forcible rape declined 2 percent. Among the property crimes. arson decreased 9 percent; motor vehicle theft and burglary both dropped 5 percent; and larceny- theft declined 4 percent Serious crime decreased in all of the geographic regions. Declines recorded include 6 percent in the Northeast, 5 percent in both the Midwest and West, and 3 percent in the South All of the Nation's cities showed a decline in serious crime for the 6-month period, with the largest population groups, cities over 250,000, recording the largest decline, 6 percent. The decreases reported by suburban and rural county law enforcement agencies were 3 and 1 percent, respectively. The complete semiannual UNIFORM CRIME REPORT is available on the FBI's Internet site at http://www.fbi.gov 11/25/97 TUE 19:33 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. BENAMI 003 NOV-24-1997 09:53 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.03/10 UNIFORM CRIME REPORTS FOR RELEAS JANUARY-JUNE 1897 6 P.M. EST, SUNDA' S NOVEMBER 23, 199 1 - The number of Crime Index offenses reported to law enforcement agencies throughout the United States decreased 4 percent during the first six months of 199 when compared to the figures reported during the same period of 1996. The violent crimes of murder, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault decreased : percent while the property crimes of burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft decreased 4 percent. e During the first quarter of 1997, a decrease of 4 percent In serious crime was reported when compared with the numbers reported for the same quarter of 1996 Second quarter numbers decreased 5 percent. Crime Index trends by population groups and by geographic regions appear in Tables 1 and 2 below. TABLE 1 CRIME INDEX TRENDS Percent change January through June 1997 over 1996 offenses known to the police, Popu- Population lation Crime Modi-" Vio- Prop." For- Aggra- Motor Group Number of (thou- Index Fied lent enty cible Rob- vated Bur- Larceny vehicle and Arca agencies sands) total total crime crime Murder rape bery assault glary theft theft Arson Total 8,828 183,757 -4 -4 -5 4 -9 -2 -9 -3 -5 -4 -5 is Cities: Over 1,000,000 9 20,757 -5 -6 -8 -5 -16 -11 -13 -4 -7 -4 -6 -13 600,000 to 999,999 16 10,420 -6 -6 -2 -7 -12 +8 -7 +1 -6 -8 -7 -10 250,000 to 499,999 32 11,740 -6 -6 -5 -G -10 -7 -9 -3 -7 -5 -8 +2 100,000 to 249,999 140 20,385 -3 -3 -2 -3 -7 +2 -6 +1 4 -3 -4 -7 60,000 to 99,999 261 17,865 -5 5 -7 -5 +5 -4 -8 -6 -4 -5 -8 -10 25,000 to 49,999 490 16,960 3 -3 -5 3 +1 +2 -7 4 -3 -3 -5 -6 10,000 to 24,999 1,157 18,135 -3 -3 in -3 -1 -1 -4 -6 -3 -3 -4 -7 Under 10,000 4,112 14,287 -4 -4 -3 -4 -4 +4 -3 -4 .3 -4 -4 -3 Counties: Suburban 877 35,079 -3 -3 & .3 -8 -6 -8 -3 -3 -3 0 -18 Rural' 1,734 18,130 -1 -1 -2 -1 -12 +2 .7 is 0 -3 *7 -8 Areas: Suburban Arca' 4,392 68,946 -3 -3 -1 -3 -6 -5 -8 -3 -3 -3 -3 -12 Cities outcide Metropolitan Areas 2,244 15,515 -3 -3 .4 -3 +1 +6 0 -6 -2 -4 -2 -11 (1) includes crimes reported to cheriffs' departments. county police departments, and state police within Metropolitan Statistical Areas. (2) Includes crimes reported to shellffo' departments, county police departments, and state police outside Metropolitan Statistical Areas. (3) includes crimes reported to city, county. and state law enforcement agencies within Metropolitan Statistical Areas, but outside the central ellies, TABLE 2- CRIMF INDEX TRENOS BY GEOGRAPHIC REGION Crime Modi-" Prop-* For- Aggra- Motor Index fied Violent enty cible vated Larceny vehicle Region total total crime crime Murder rape Robbery assault Burglary -theft theft Arson Total -4 -4 -5 -4 -9 -2 6 -3 -5 -4 -5 -3 Northeast -6 -5 -7 -6 -15 -7 -13 -2 -6 -4 -12 C Midwest -5 -S -4 -5 in -6 -7 -1 -5 in -4 -3 South -3 to -3 -3 -5 D -5 is -4 .3 -4 -13 West -5 -5 -7 -5 -16 0 -13 -4 -4 -5 in -10 TABLE J. CRIME INDEX TRENDS January through June each year over previous year. Crime Modi-" Prop-" For- Aggra- Motor Index fled Violent crty cible vated Larceny vehicle Years total total crime crime Murger raes Robbery assault Burglary -Ineft theft Arson 1994/1993 -3 -3 -4 -3 -2 -6 9 -3 6 -2 -2 D 1996/1994 -1 -1 S o -12 -7 -10 -2 -4 +3 -5 -7 1996/1995 & & -5 -2 -7 -1 -5 -5 -5 -1 -4 +7 1997/1996 -4 -4 -5 4 b -2 is is is -4 -5 -R The Modified Crime Index total is the sum of the Crime Index offenses, Including Grson. Data for arson are not Included in the property crime totals. The number of agencies used In arson trends is less than used In compling trends for other Crime Index offenses. ISSUED BY Louis J. Freeh, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. 20535 advisory: Criminal Justice Information Systems, International Association of Chicfs of Police; Criminal Justice Information Systems. National Sheriffe' Association; Criminal Justice Information Services Advisory Policy Board. 11/25/97 TUE 19:33 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. BENAMI NOV-24-1997 09:55 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.04/10 Table 4 - OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE January through June. 1997 over 1996 Cities over 100,000 Population Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglarv theft Theft Arson ABILENE TX 1996 2,863 2,878 3 29 53 210 574 1,869 125 15 1997 3,135 3,149 1 46 51 220 673 2.009 135 16 ALBANY NY 1996 3,770 3,786 S 28 232 269 930 2,023 283 16 1997 3,526 3,553 2 25 231 305 801 1,911 251 27 ALBUQUERQUE NM 1996 23,750 23,842 39 Z11 1,023 1,881 4,412 12,810 3,374 92 1997 22,699 22,780 30 105 820 1,905 4,038 12,267 3,534 81 ALEXANDRIA VA 1996 3,391 3,397 3 20 166 118 435 2.174 475 G 1997 3.271 3,284 1 23 133 160 418 2,121 115 13 ALLENTOWN PA 1996 3,433 3,453 1 16 155 138 664 2,177 282 20 1997 3,346 3,367 3 31 153 123 638 2,045 353 21 AMARILLO TX 1996 6,781 6,820 4 38 170 508 946 4.793 322 47 1997 6,434 6,466 3 31 112 477 1,019 4,410 382 32 AMHERST TOWN NY 1996 1,384 1,386 4 34 16 121 1,120 e9 (1) 1997 1,196 1.200 1 21 17 139 939 79 1 ANAHEIM CA 1996 7,839 7,874 3 18 499 495 1,497 4,102 1,195 35 1997 6,061 6,090 7 50 122 513 1,133 2,991 945 29 ANCHORAGE AK 1996 8,051 8,109 9 94 264 698 1.192 5,031 763 56 1997 7,233 7.268 6 86 235 579 863 0,784 650 35 ANN ARBOR MI 1996 2,242 2,252 19 43 137 359 1,582 10% 10 1997 2,163 2,194 39 50 104 306 1,565 99 31 ARLINGTON Tx 1996 10,238 10,269 11 69 290 976 1,539 6,232 1,221 31 1997 9,617 9.646 7 60 262 819 1,428 6,045 992 29 ATLANTA GA 1996 34,826 34,946 81 211 2,295 4,123 5,141 18,449 4.526 120 1997 29,044 29,187 75 209 2,354 3,727 4,127 14,649 3,999 143 AURORA IL 1996 14 96 276 623 2,007 171 16 1997 3 118 264 520 1,725 148 18 AUSTIN TX 1996 20,789 21,030 18 124 677 1,167 3,110 13,680 1,679 241 1997 20,794 20,899 21 132 633 961 3,825 13,001 2,221 105 MAKERSFIELD CA 1996 6,295 6,360 13 16 229 305 1,422 3,722 586 C5 1997 6,169 6,232 B 25 224 282 1,317 3,749 564 63 BALTIMORE MD 1996 43,447 43,668 165 271 5,115 4,027 7,299 20,993 5,577 221 1997 38,831 39,021 156 227 4,310 4,164 5,710 19,163 5,031 180 BEAUMONT TX 1996 5,147 5,175 11 90 210 328 891 3,235 382 28 1997 4,663 4,695 4 102 183 306 878 2,964 306 37 BERKELEY CA 1996 5,009 5,041 2 19 244 257 666 3,287 530 32 1997 4,970 0,999 7 17 210 257 611 3.374 490 29 BIRMINGHAM AL 1996 11,628 10,748 54 114 918 1,116 2,982 7,638 1,806 120 1997 13,454 13,597 63 10G 735 975 2,404 7,314 1,857 143 ROISE ID 1996 4,305 4,349 30 24 234 697 3,112 208 74 1997 3,645 3,679 1 28 29 198 624 2,635 131 30 BOSTON MA 1996 22,663 22,980 36 210 1,874 2.626 2,613 10,608 4,696 317 1997 18.402 18,671 27 176 1,334 2,457 2,033 6,507 3,868 269 BROWNSVILLE TX 1996 4,654 4,661 6 11 110 437 664 3.202 224 . ! 1957 4,868 4,879 5 26 92 534 610 3,385 216 1: BUFFALO NY 1996 12,381 12,650 25 114 1,228 734 2,997 5,018 2,265 269 1997 12,066 25 111 1,118 793 2,613 5,363 2,043 BURBANK CA 1996 2,119 2,123 2 S 74 147 325 1,123 440 :- 1997 1,679 1,836 $ 61 107 273 1,023 410 7 CAMBRIDGE MA 1996 2,482 2,498 16 120 169 408 1,486 283 16 1997 2,164 2,186 1 7 97 190 313 1,318 238 22 CHANDLER AZ 1996 4,255 4,209 1 B 74 115 622 2,613 522 54 1997 6,497 4,525 3 17 65 106 987 2,816 503 % CHARLOTTE- NC 1996 25,038 25,276 39 160 1.102 2,814 4,818 14,287 1,848 233 MECKLENSURG 1997 25,563 25.770 25 174 1.470 3,086 4.866 13,975 1,967 207 CHATTANCOGA TN 1996 6.681 6,757 , 39 251 701 1,260 3,685 537 76 1997 7,528 7,572 17 J4 290 895 1,291 4,340 671 11 CHESAPEAKE VA 1996 3,865 3,923 6 19 107 219 725 2,584 205 So 1997 1,050 4,099 7 31 155 227 739 2,633 259 ⑆2 CHICAGO IL 1996 377 12,683 17,674 19,05- 56,841 16,635 720 1997 346 11,620 17,784 19,571 55,798 16,239 BN: CHULA VISTA CA 1996 4,225 1,250 2 17 197 320 657 2,193 839 23 1997 4,321 4,347 4 17 161 297 675 2,379 769 16 CLEARNATER FL 1996 3,281 3,306 37 105 454 635 3.443 107 -: 1997 3,438 3,457 2 26 101 414 569 2,179 147 19 CLEVELAND OH 1996 18,141 18,468 43 330 1,948 1,391 3,766 6,385 4.278 327 1997 18,176 18,490 39 298 1,918 1,291 3,984 7.106 3,540 314 COLUMBIA SC 1996 5.004 5,618 9 43 224 619 936 3,531 442 14 1997 5,800 5,815 6 30 251 591 750 3,746 426 15 COLUMBUS GA 1396 5,994 5,99A B 13 180 252 983 4,129 429 1 1997 6,175 6,178 4 7 231 215 762 4,523 036 11/25/97 TUE 19:33 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. BENAMI 005 NOV-24-1997 09:57 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.05/10 Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Muc- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary theft Theft Arson COLUMBUS OH 1996 28,207 28,627 51 256 1,470 1,148 6,061 15.705 3,516 120 1397 25,795 26,164 45 314 1,540 1,062 6,047 13,650 3.137 369 CONCORD CA 1996 3,615 3,626 1 15 85 186 593 2,408 32.4 11 1997 3,777 3,797 24 B5 284 675 2,329 380 20 CORPUS CHRISTI TX 1996 16,852 16,963 B 135 237 1,091 1.775 12,740 966 111 1997 13,542 13,600 1 75 221 1,195 2,027 9,239 778 58 DALLAS TX 1996 48,512 49,392 111 359 2,782 4,581 8,606 24,027 8,043 880 1997 47,730 48,492 73 368 2,713 3,949 7,989 24,645 7,988 762 DENVER CO 1996 17,278 17,471 32 178 667 1,117 3,865 6,612 2,607 193 1997 15,255 15,024 34 172 617 933 3,033 7,640 2,826 189 DETROIT MI 1996 57,665 58,535 201 534 4,660 5,856 10,298 20,284 15,832 070 1997 58,397 240 199 3,962 5,788 9,177 22,044 16.688 DOWNEY CA 1996 2,570 2,588 4 18 173 98 487 1,128 662 19 1997 2,269 2,280 $ 12 128 62 416 1,016 630 11 DURHAM NC 1996 7,871 7,907 24 41 394 343 2,027 0,332 710 36 1997 8,784 8,602 18 JE 550 533 1.940 0,709 986 18 ELIZABETH NJ 1996 1,193 4,205 6 27 351 155 805 1,979 860 22 1997 1,614 4,628 1 20 360 171 982 2,170 910 14 EL MONTE CA 1996 2.465 2,503 2 23 303 348 460 856 473 38 1997 2.034 2,057 21 255 180 397 692 489 23 TX 1996 22,198 22,315 7 117 568 1,807 1,728 15.880 2,091 117 EL PASO 1997 21,212 21,281 14 107 503 1,676 1,614 15,196 2,102 65 ERIE PA 1996 2,660 2,679 3 36 150 128 492 1,653 194 19 1997 2,808 2,841 2 35 171 127 555 1,701 217 33 ESCONDIDO CA 1996 3,487 3,514 4 27 109 301 550 1,945 548 27 1997 3,767 3,780 1 29 102 291 660 2,182 502 13 EUGENE OR 1996 5,526 5,577 2 29 127 176 280 4,068 244 51 1997 5,574 5,613 1 23 128 144 1,024 3,929 326 39 EVANEVILLE IN 1996 3,426 3,449 3 20 67 250 684 2,196 206 23 1997 3,572 3,604 1 20 91 293 663 2,279 225 32 FLINT MI 1996 7.444 7,537 20 98 674 1,072 1,776 2,895 1,107 93 1997 7,381 7,485 11 63 383 1,089 1,643 2,983 1,209 104 FONTANA CA 1996 2,695 2,910 7 13 210 435 605 807 788 35 1997 2,211 2,219 6 28 171 334 489 537 506 5) CO 1996 2,729 2,749 1 40 25 155 398 0,024 85 21 FORT COLLINS 1997 2,870 2,684 1 20 16 152 375 2,214 91 14 FORT LAUDERDALE FL, 1996 12,659 12,697 20 56 570 500 2,362 7,723 1,342 38 1997 11,293 11,326 10 44 661 538 1,998 6,346 1.696 33 FORT WORTH TX 1996 10,391 18,586 26 158 823 1,437 3,524 10,292 2,131 195 1997 17,027 17,157 37 106 580 1,270 3,204 9,793 1,897 130 PREMONT CA 1996 3,682 3,706 1 15 99 317 625 2,158 467 34 1997 3,902 3,914 2 22 67 316 695 2,309 492 12 FRESNO CA 1996 21,162 22,062 34 102 1,031 1,465 3,546 10,362 4,922 600 1997 19,536 20,092 32 127 902 1,375 3,358 9,776 3,966 556 FULLERTON CA 1996 2,628 2,632 10 DV 98 131 463 1,573 351 - 1937 2,330 2,346 2 11 75 118 324 1.523 DB1 12 GARDEN GROVE CA 1996 3,346 3,369 1 20 162 216 612 1,705 630 23 1997 2,980 2,999 2 10 131 262 601 1,459 515 13 GARLAND TX 1996 4,872 4.909 y 26 102 252 918 3,123 473 37 1997 0,338 4,371 2 31 63 168 835 2,819 421 36 GARY' IN 1996 5,208 5,459 39 68 362 1,249 1,133 1,366 991 251 1997 7,170 36 82 360 2,316 1,609 1,503 1,362 GUENDALE AI 1996 6,680 6,729 7 29 144 053 1,204 3,819 1,024 49 1397 7,665 7,694 3 40 139 375 1,167 4,575 1,356 29 GLENDALE CA 1936 3,739 3,770 7 6 176 189 561 2,278 522 31 1997 3,050 3,069 1 14 124 210 530 1,642 525 13 GRAND PRAIRIE TX 1996 3,374 3,377 1 24 84 506 509 1,753 497 " 1997 3,337 3,337 S 16 62 536 489 1,768 461 GRAND RAPIDS MI 1996 5,324 6,367 in 58 280 715 1,154 3,634 178 53 1997 6,349 6,399 9 27 255 882 1,297 3,404 175 45 GREEN BAY WI 1996 2,139 2,159 2 26 30 160 249 1,559 109 20 1997 2,102 2,110 3 12 14 90 242 1,627 116 J: GREENSBORO NC 1996 9,117 8,149 10 54 322 562 1,661 1,973 510 32 1997 7,859 7,899 12 48 369 439 1,342 5,099 500 10 HAMPTON VA 1996 3,564 3,589 s 34 166 107 439 2,606 208 25 1997 3,442 3,474 3 36 135 80 442 2,176 270 32 HASTFORD CT 1396 6,747 6,770 11 53 553 098 1.070 3,545 1,017 27 1997 5,774 9 25 405 356 03B 3,313 323 EAYWARD CA 1996 4,045 1,101 1 15 172 215 701 2,256 619 56 1997 4,199 1,227 1 28 160 194 540 2,378 778 28 HENDERSON NV 1996 2,447 2.468 0 11 61 53 440 1,524 323 21 1397 3,073 3,085 1 42 73 49 646 1,820 CA? 12 11/25/97 TUE 19:34 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. BENAMI 006 NOV-24-1997 10:04 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.05/10 Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape Dery Assault Burglary theft Theit Arson COLUMBUS OH 1996 28,207 28,627 51 256 1,470 1,148 6,061 15,705 3,516 420 1997 25,795 26,164 45 314 1,540 1,062 6,047 13,650 3,137 369 CONCORD CA 1996 3,615 3,626 1 15 as 186 593 2,408 324 11 1997 3,777 3,797 24 BS 284 675 2,329 380 20 CORPUS CHRISTI TX 1996 16,852 16,963 B 135 237 1,091 1,775 12,740 866 111 1997 13,542 13,600 7 75 221 1,195 2.027 9,239 778 58 DALLAS TX 1996 48,512 49,392 111 359 2,782 4,581 8,606 24,027 8,043 830 1997 47,730 48,492 79 366 2,713 3,949 7,989 24,645 7,988 762 DENVER CO 1996 17,278 17,471 32 178 667 1,117 3,865 6,812 2,607 193 1997 15,255 15,424 34 172 617 933 3,033 7,640 2,826 169 DETROIT MI 1996 57,665 58,535 201 534 4,660 5,856 10,298 20,281 15,832 070 1997 58,397 240 198 3,962 5,788 9,177 22,044 16,588 DOWNEY CA 1996 2,570 2,588 4 18 173 98 437 1,128 662 15 1997 2,269 2,280 5 12 128 62 416 1,01€ 630 11 LOREAM NC 1996 7,871 7,907 24 01 394 343 2,027 6,332 710 36 1997 8,780 B,802 18 48 550 533 1.940 9,709 986 18 ELIZABETH NJ 1996 4,183 4,205 6 27 351 155 B05 1,979 860 22 1997 1,614 4,628 1 20 360 171 982 2,170 910 14 EL MONTE CA 1996 2,465 2,503 2 23 303 348 460 856 473 38 1997 2.034 2,057 21 255 180 397 692 489 23 EL PASO TX 1996 32,198 22,315 7 117 568 1,807 1,728 15,880 2,091 117 1997 21,212 21,281 14 107 503 1,676 1,614 15,196 2,102 09 ERIE PA 1996 2,660 2,679 3 36 154 128 092 1,653 194 19 1997 2,608 2,941 2 35 171 127 555 1,701 217 33 ESCONDIDO CA 1996 3,487 3,510 4 27 109 301 550 1,946 548 37 1997 3.767 3,780 1 29 102 291 660 2,182 502 13 ENGENE OR 1996 5,526 5.577 2 29 127 176 890 4,068 244 :- 1997 5,574 5,613 1 23 128 144 1,024 5,928 326 35 EVANSVILLE IN 1995 3,426 3,009 3 20 67 250 6B4 2,196 206 23 1997 3,572 3,604 1 20 91 293 CG3 2,279 225 32 FLINT MI 1996 7.444 7,537 20 98 474 1,072 1,773 2,835 1.107 93 1997 7,381 7,485 11 63 363 1,089 1,643 2,983 1,209 IDA FONTANA CA 1996 2,695 2,910 7 43 210 435 605 807 786 35 1997 2,211 2,219 6 25 171 334 489 637 546 : TORT COLLINS CO 1996 2,728 2,749 1 40 25 155 398 2,024 85 21 1997 2,870 2,684 1 20 16 152 370 2,214 91 14 FORT LAUDERDALE FL 1996 12,659 12,697 20 56 570 566 2,382 7.723 1,342 38 1997 11,293 11,326 10 44 661 538 1,998 6,346 1,696 33 FORT WORTH TX 1996 18,391 18,586 26 158 823 1,437 3,524 10,292 2,131 195 1997 17,027 17,157 37 146 680 1,270 3,204 9,793 1.897 130 FREMONT CA 1996 3,682 3,706 1 15 99 317 625 2,158 467 24 1997 3,902 1,914 2 22 67 316 685 2,309 492 1% FRESNO CA 1996 21,462 22,062 34 102 1,031 1,465 3,546 10,362 4,922 600 1997 19,536 20,092 32 127 902 1,375 3,358 9,776 3,966 556 FUNNERTON CA 1996 2,628 2,632 3 9 98 131 463 1.573 351 is 1997 2,334 2,346 11 1 11 75 118 324 1,523 281 12 GARDEN GROVE CA 1996 3,346 3,369 1 20 162 216 612 1,705 630 23 1997 2,980 2,999 2 10 131 262 601 1,459 515 13 GARLAND TX 1996 4,872 4,909 y 26 102 252 918 3,123 643 in 1997 4,338 4,374 2 31 63 168 875 2.818 421 34, GRRM IN 1996 5,209 5,459 39 66 362 1,249 1,133 1,366 991 251 1997 7,170 36 82 360 2,318 1,609 1,503 1,262 CLENDATE AZ 1996 6,680 6,729 7 29 194 453 1,200 ,819 1,024 03 1997 7,665 7,694 3 40 139 375 1,167 4,575 1,366 20 GLENDALE CA 1996 3,739 3,770 7 6 176 189 561 2,278 522 01 1997 3.050 3,069 1 14 124 210 530 1,642 529 18 GRAND PRAIRIE TX 1996 3,374 3,377 1 24 E4 506 509 1,753 197 W 1997 3,337 3,337 S 16 62 536 489 1,768 CE: GRAND RAPIDS MI 1996 6,324 6,367 1.9 59 230 715 1,154 3,034 178 43 1997 6,349 6,399 9 27 255 892 1,297 3,404 475 49 GREEN BAY WI 1996 2,139 2,159 2 26 30 164 349 1,559 100 20 1997 1,102 2,110 W 12 14 90 242 1,627 114 GREENSBORO NC 1996 9,117 8,145 10 54 322 562 1,651 1,975 51C NO 1997 7,859 7,899 12 48 369 439 1,342 5,099 500 10 HAMPTON VA 1996 3,564 3,589 4 34 106 107 439 2,606 208 24 1997 3.442 3,474 3 36 135 80 442 2,476 270 32 HARTHORD CT 1996 6,747 6,774 11 53 553 498 1,070 3,545 1,017 27 1997 5,774 9 25 105 356 038 3,313 828 BAYWARD CA 1996 4,045 4,101 4 15 172 215 761 2,256 619 50 1997 4,199 4,227 1 29 160 194 E40 2,379 770 28 HENDERSON NV 1996 2,047 2.468 i 10 51 53 SAU 1,524 323 01 1997 3,073 3,085 - 12 73 09 646 1,520 COZ 17 11/25/97 TUE 19:34 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. BENAMI 007 NOV-24-1997 10:05 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.06/10 Modified Crimo Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Indox Mur- ciblo Rob- vsted Lorceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary theft Theft Arbon HIALEAH FL 1996 9,244 9,285 10 29 419 540 1,519 4,586 2,141 41 1997 8,625 B,670 4 24 135 649 1,320 4,288 1,905 45 HOLLYWOOD FL 1996 6,046 6,053 9 26 254 317 1,110 3,636 694 7 1997 5,884 5,889 5 29 249 258 1,033 3,526 784 in HONOLULU HI 1996 31.540 31,680 13 108 716 562 4,502 22,166 3,473 140 1997 27,061 27,215 14 121 654 590 4,745 18,138 2,799 154 HOUSTON TX 1996 65,844 66,718 134 510 4,053 6,331 12,240 31,961 10,615 and 1997 64,636 65,619 136 413 4,016 6,030 11,668 31,946 10,627 783 HUNTINGTON BEACH CA 1996 3,855 3,673 16 112 192 862 2,191 482 16 1997 3,324 3,334 2 15 63 166 72% 1,968 386 10 HUNTSVILLE AL 1996 7,246 7,176 6 30 150 468 1,122 4,758 612 30 1997 6,533 6,561 9 56 148 427 1,081 4,292 520 26 INDEPENDENCE MO 1996 4,168 4,193 1 15 61 209 571 2,977 334 25 1997 4,400 4,419 4 16 5Z 224 526 3,139 439 19 INDIANAPOLIS IN 1996 17,794 17,932 55 217 1,156 2,009 3,516 7,830 3,011 138 1997 17,777 17,937 60 221 1.354 2,205 3,514 7,469 2,954 160 INGLEWOOD CA 1990 3,224 3,247 14 27 195 434 580 976 698 23 1997 2,907 2.925 2 27 356 426 603 825 668 16 IRVINE CA 1996 2,136 2,157 10 29 105 400 1.416 176 21 1997 1,873 1,691 5 23 75 430 1,100 196 15 IRVING TX 1996 4,849 4,866 5 34 94 263 764 3,266 423 37 1997 4,263 4,284 3 30 85 236 604 2.837 168 #1 JACKSON MS 1996 10,022 10,063 37 110 568 371 2,523 4,657 1,756 : 1997 9,744 9,759 29 119 532 334 2,332 6,778 1,620 15 JACKSONVILLE FL 1996 30,585 30,794 48 330 1,379 3,068 6,167 15,960 3,629 209 1997 28,612 29,825 43 286 1,238 3,324 6,053 15,196 2,472 310 JERSEY CITY NJ 1996 8,094 8,145 13 47 986 862 1,702 2,981 1,684 5: 1997 7,758 7,836 15 51 806 1,001 1,538 2,800 1,547 73 KANSAS CITY MO 1996 25.225 25,443 58 222 1,358 2,612 4,134 13,667 3,170 316 1997 23,177 23,373 46 185 1,246 2,528 3,957 11,637 3,570 199 KNOXVILLE TN 1996 5.204 5,249 12 28 289 d25 1,106 2,569 775 AS 1997 4,981 5,042 12 46 260 382 252 2,667 742 6! LAFRYETTE LA 1996 4,126 4,144 E 41 131 259 BEO 2.702 327 1: 1997 4,273 4,279 6 37 117 301 77% 2,726 309 (. MANCASTER CA 1996 2,975 3,004 6 33 153 503 743 1.144 393 29 1997 3,216 3,244 2 29 175 544 791 1,279 397 28 LANGING MI 1996 4,585 4,616 6 91 156 562 735 2,776 259 31 1997 4,269 4,303 6 100 113 387 639 2,304 220 :- LAREDO TX 1996 5,162 5,202 4 6 103 384 725 3,436 504 40 1997 5,951 5,999 5 33 79 276 953 4,102 503 44 LAS VEGAS NV 1996 28,047 28,240 83 241 1,806 2,017 5,825 10,027 3,648 193 1997 30,412 30,613 58 321 1,782 2,365 6,524 14,741 4,621 201 DEXINGTON KY 1396 7,041 7,002 7 G1 250 661 1,266 4,343 433 :1 1997 7,045 7,067 9 65 266 559 1,215 4,527 406 22 LINCOLN N3 1996 6,688 6,715 2 01 53 199 880 0,374 239 27 1997 6,610 6,623 5 44 71 439 798 4,995 264 :T. VITTLE ROCK AR 1996 10,035 10,113 16 89 118 913 1,621 6,216 761 in 2897 10,565 10,613 15 74 399 670 1,930 6,715 763 45 LIVONIA' MI 1996 1,582 1 12 30 68 229 1,040 202 1997 1,658 1 16 32 66 230 1,142 171 LONG BEACH CA 1996 13,606 13,926 53 a1 1,150 1,168 2,576 6,326 2,048 130 1997 11,217 11.302 21 56 953 1,233 7,214 4,621 2,119 RE [235 ANGELES CA 1996 122,464 124,397 369 736 12,915 17,941 18,706 50,142 21,655 1.933 1997 103,853 105,643 272 666 10,J4Z 16,692 15,433 $2,024 18,319 1,790 _CUISVILLE MY 1596 9,600 5,779 25 70 346 660 2,189 4,356 1,024 179 1997 9,233 9,394 35 53 797 737 2,092 4,168 1,351 16: LURPOCK 1% 1996 6,375 6,425 7 60 149 855 1,111 3,697 435 % 1997 5,990 6,129 3 49 108 672 1,164 3,673 321 133 MATON GA 1996 6,485 6,506 6 29 163 137 1,105 4,393 EC2 01 1997 5,656 5,673 16 29 136 230 823 3,802 550 1 T MARISON WI 1996 4,290 4,319 39 137 185 610 3,050 269 23 1997 3,988 4.006 1 38 139 185 565 2,744 313 18 MEMPHIS TN 1396 32,614 32,878 RO 381 2,677 2,688 7.627 12,399 6,762 264 1997 32,387 32.688 63 505 2,302 2,859 7,300 12,927 6,031 301 MESA AZ 1996 12,833 12,895 10 56 245 91E 1,91d 7,911 1,704 00 1997 13,319 13,376 11 66 198 981 2,003 9,266 1,792 59 RESOURTE TX 1996 3,423 3,507 2 3 28 246 316 2,528 303 79 1397 2.698 2,952 1 3 26 156 267 2,106 337 54 SIAMI FL. 1996 27,301 27,405 60 106 2,619 3,402 6,978 11,970 1,166 104 1997 24,798 24,921 41 102 2,321 3,115 5,477 11,255 3,087 17.5 MIDLAND TX 1996 2,382 2,392 4 F, 39 110 495 1,56£ 150 1. 1997 2,516 2,524 3 37 11 120 561 1,646 105 ... . 11/25/97 TUE 19:34 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. BENAMI NUV-24-1997 20:00 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.07/10 Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Indox Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Lardeny- Vehicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary theft Theft Arson MILWAUKEE WI 1996 23,381 23,659 61 123 1,590 1,051 3,650 11,837 5,069 278 1997 21,364 21,581 50 159 1,659 1,126 3.117 11,278 3,975 217 MOBILE AL 1996 9,738 9,804 24 54 636 366 2,202 5,490 966 65 1997 9,146 9,185 25 51 541 796 2,017 5,413 303 39 MODESTO CA 1996 6,440 6,508 6 39 215 377 1.449 3,500 854 GB 1997 6,561 6,697 10 33 185 402 1,258 3,777 896 136 MORENO VALLEY CA 1996 4,634 4,647 6 18 216 318 1,225 2,244 607 13 1997 4,083 4,098 5 35 168 019 1,172 1,348 037 15 NAPERVILLE IL 1996 B 21 162 1,051 31 3 1997 5 23 187 1,084 49 10 NASHVILLE TN 1996 27,840 03 232 1,362 3,270 3,630 15,668 3,635 1997 27,993 61 313 1,269 2,960 3,978 15,299 4,113 NEWARK NJ 1996 17,261 17,319 46 75 2,146 2,207 2,803 5,807 4,137 58 1997 15,282 15.448 24 107 1,719 2,011 2,798 5,649 2,974 166 NEW HAVEN CT 1996 7,410 7,463 5 62 580 643 1,373 3,563 1,184 53 1997 6,677 6,728 9 55 596 511 1,20a 3,451 847 5) NEW ORLEANS' LA 1996 26,895 157 202 2,787 2,407 4,920 11,425 0,997 1997 23,354 128 216 2,003 1,936 4,166 10,285 4,618 NEWPORT NEWS VA 1996 1,750 4,789 12 55 153 411 584 3.287 248 39 1997 4,934 4,990 7 60 242 223 740 3,322 340 56 NEW TORK NY 1996 196,031 507 1.274 25,195 23,274 30,686 93,540 31,555 1997 173,165 372 1,032 21,286 22,168 26,546 75,672 26,069 NORFOLK VA 1996 9,228 9,289 25 70 499 505 1,405 5,983 751 6: 1997 9,410 9,471 25 66 625 517 1,292 6,252 633 1:1 NORWALK CA 1996 2,285 2,307 3 10 181 381 362 811 517 22 1997 2,218 2,233 4 11 151 421 313 713 605 S CAKLAND CA 1996 19,870 20,050 49 161 1,684 2,024 3.181 10,413 2,362 164 1997 19,063 19,265 55 169 1,754 2,051 2.986 9,645 2,003 182 OCEANSIDE CA 1996 3,681 3,693 ? 37 165 415 363 1,726 473 10 1997 3,040 3,059 5 10 126 330 631 1,001 337 10 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 1996 26,134 26,696 30 221 722 1,616 4,700 16.975 2,266 362 1997 27,015 27,158 35 215 669 1,483 4,513 17.600 2,196 143 OMAHA NB 1996 12,878 13,010 12 103 371 1,716 1,762 7,226 1,682 133 1997 11,872 11,973 15 93 443 1,914 1,389 6,490 1,524 101 ONTARIO CA 1996 4,563 4,620 8 17 275 423 739 2,257 841 : 1997 4,436 4,470 5, 30 220 389 757 2,211 937 34 ORANGE CA 1996 2,203 2,219 14 85 174 456 1,140 334 16 1997 1,778 1,796 3 14 58 1.74 353 908 268 18 CRLANDO FL 1996 11,440 11,469 7 83 471 1,308 2,231 5,485 B55 29 1997 12,265 12,296 10 93 604 1,377 2,132 G.685 1,164 3 OXNARD CA 1995 3,862 3,394 10 27 216 318 806 2,254 153 12 1997 4,030 4,045 3 33 220 540 596 2,329 411 13 : PALMDALE CA 1996 2,411 2,428 2 19 122 3A3 579 1.001 305 17 1997 2.735 2,758 2 17 143 422 540 1,192 419 23 EASADENA CA 1996 3,816 3,955 10 22 263 306 E43 2,192 390 39 1997 3.173 3,225 6 23 256 333 se: 1,646 328 52 PASADENA TM 1996 2,466 3,516 6 28 97 300 559 1,973 403 : 1997 3.811 3.856 4 35 106 317 579 2,206 100 45 PRIERSON NJ 1996 1,147 4,174 6 20 133 361 906 1.701 EBC 27 1997 3,591 3,615 w 22 340 392 337 1,621 563 24 PAPRIA' IL 1998 1 216 E4S 917 2,925 436 70 1997 2 213 402 750 2,711 201 30 PHONNIX RE 1936 54,600 54,772 92 229 1,257 3,182 5,672 30,651 6,917 172 1997 55,875 55,977 77 235 1,313 2,960 10,200 31.104 9,488 102 PITTSBURGH PA 1996 9,202 9,311 21 111 799 520 1.505 4,842 1,404 100 1997 9,596 9,730 24 90 757 463 1,513 5,301 1,443 135 PLANC TX 1996 4,037 4,014 29 42 236 711 C.816 203 ! 1997 3,673 3,678 13 42 256 856 0.525 161 :- FORCHA CA 1996 1,032 4,053 12 16 382 486 875 1,560 E01 21 1997 3,360 3,390 23 31 234 409 686 1,304 673 30 PORTLAND OR 1996 24,257 24,513 29 168 1,016 2,603 3,297 13,519 3,299 230 1997 26,303 26,557 23 172 1,025 2,482 3.584 15,600 3,417 254 PORTSMOUTH VA 1996 4.156 4,213 12 27 268 232 703 2,525 382 SS 1997 3,838 3,654 12 31 364 189 740 2,300 302 : 3 PROVIDENCE RI 1996 6,042 6,615 7 30 213 25E 1.475 3,229 1,233 203 1997 5,750 5,951 6 55 204 221 1,130 3.087 1,047 201 EVEBLO CO 199E 3,701 3,761 5 39 96 553 676 2,200 168 20 1997 3,370 3,108 5 26 109 500 507 1,912 211 38 SALETSH NC 1996 8,330 8,371 17 16 345 503 1,535 5,068 710 di 1997 9,445 9,510 13 49 355 795 1,681 5,887 669 0.00 BANCHS CUCAMONGA CA 1996 2,582 2,597 4 7 92 99 517 1,339 524 15 1997 2,224 2,237 2 11 77 108 466 1,181 379 1.' 11/25/97 TUE 19:35 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. BENAMI 009 NOV-24-1997 10:05 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.08/10 Modified Crime Crimo For- Aggra- Motor Index Index MUI- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary cheft Theft Asson RENO NV 1996 5,109 5,129 2 68 253 253 771 3,419 341 20 1997 5,127 5,131 8 60 239 195 803 3,465 357 1 RICHMOND VA 1996 9,332 9,422 58 67 706 B23 1,895 4.951 342 90 1997 8,887 8,966 73 41 772 759 1,702 4,365 1,175 75 RIVERSIDE CA 1996 8,360 8,495 d 55 160 1,171 1,502 3.870 1,358 135 1997 7,549 7,652 15 45 399 658 1,431 3,695 1,106 103 ROCHESTER NY 1996 9.738 9,840 23 57 631 332 2,050 5,303 1,342 106 1997 9,697 28 52 709 343 1,894 5,414 1,257 ROCKFORD' IL 1996 18 315 437 1,586 4,285 645 33 1997 , 347 444 1,749 3,865 585 16 EACRAMENTO CA 1996 17,150 17,192 25 80 907 809 3,685 8,436 3,208 42 1997 17,185 17,286 23 89 953 871 3,005 €,631 3,173 101 ST. LOUIS MO 1996 26,451 26,800 83 116 1,651 2,785 4,695 13,573 3,348 303 1997 23,593 24,002 65 106 1,602 2,627 4,332 11,326 3.535 409 ST. PETERSBURG FL 1996 12,236 12,318 11 BB 694 1,669 2,350 6,291 1,133 82 1997 12,733 12,321 10 119 666 1,953 1,736 7.453 746 BB SALEM OR 1996 5,398 5,427 5 56 120 55 589 4,195 378 29 1997 5,592 5,615 2 39 61 JO 710 4,327 393 23 SALINAS CA 1996 3,704 3,734 3 26 195 420 501 2,214 315 30 1997 3,521 3,537 6 38 173 432 542 1,913 117 16 SAN ANTONIO TX 1996 01,713 42,145 59 342 1,144 842 6,640 38,545 4,141 432 1997 41,894 42,303 46 303 1,006 747 6,640 ZS.709 4,443 409 SAN BERNARDINO CA 1996 8,832 8,908 21 41 657 924 1,791 3,776 1,622 7 E 1997 6,523 8,582 21 49 616 856 1,824 3.456 1,701 59 SAN DIEGO CA 1926 30,039 30,142 00 268 1,556 3,337 4,15c 15,319 5,465 10, 1997 29,327 29,434 33 177 1,338 3,226 4,189 14,937 5,425 107 SAN FRANCISCO CA 1996 27,063 27,266 45 155 2,901 1,964 3,546 14,604 3,848 223 1997 26,241 26,489 24 104 2,343 1,864 3,378 11,708 3,820 205 SAN JOSE CA 1996 17,659 17,950 19 161 551 2,341 2,399 10,345 1.643 201 1997 15,722 15,964 22 203 490 2,427 2,183 5,519 1.878 362 SANTA ANA CA 1996 6,792 6,988 25 36 579 155 997 3,240 1,462 196 1997 6,122 6,301 10 19 063 361 866 2,901 1,412 1/3 CANTA CLARITA CA 1996 1,630 1,650 1 8 32 251 359 773 206 20 1997 1,348 1,365 2 8 32 223 278 usa 155 :7 SANTA ROSA CA 1996 3,524 3,546 1 39 81 231 448 2,530 196 22 1997 3,504 3,530 6 32 89 195 491 2,472 210 26 SAVANNAH GA 1996 6,201 6,250 5 27 111 218 1,016 4,037 06% 49 1997 5,784 5,803 1.1 37 302 251 963 3,663 552 ID SEATTLE WA 1996 27,788 27,911 10 139 398 1,104 3,844 18,313 3,374 123 1997 26,417 26,518 20 104 970 1,355 3,896 17,110 2.963 101 SHREVEPORT LA 1996 11,075 11,180 27 58 330 306 1,969 7,291 604 105 1997 10,242 10,342 26 77 293 814 1,641 6,433 702 100 SIME VALLEY CA 1996 1,197 1,209 7 17 41 239 755 136 17 1997 1,025 1,040 5. 7 23 58 261 579 93 15 SOUTH BEND IN 1996 4.981 5,033 13 15 252 156 1,249 2,902 364 52 1997 4,697 4,724 E 37 194 205 1,065 2,662 319 37 SECKANE WA 1996 3,127 9,143 6 48 180 414 1,501 5,533 543 16 1997 7,456 7,095 5 62 1E1 442 1,486 4,834 400 43 PHRINGFIELD- IL 1996 3 204 501 1,092 2,724 17P 14 1997 $ 174 570 966 2,425 253 is VOTEISONISM MA 1996 1997 6,867 6,090 4 37 293 1.832 1,876 1,892 993 123 SPRINGFIELD MO 1996 5,534 5,634 2 41 71 253 1.052 6,948 213 50 1997 5,152 5,210 is 29 72 261 1,001 3,485 299 55 STAMPORD CT 1996 2.554 2,577 3 E 101 99 329 1,794 220 23 1997 2,113 2,133 : 6 91 138 250 1,360 263 1 -: STERLING HEIGHTS MI 1936 2.417 2,025 1 4 19 124 224 1.858 167 21 1997 2,255 2,270 9 10 99 199 1,793 143 15 STOCKTON CA 1996 9,600 9,653 23 62 576 535 1,768 4,732 1.606 : 1997 9,115 9,175 20 53 533 783 1,646 4,916 1,194 2 SUNNYVALE CA 1996 1,908 1,919 17 38 70 251 1,365 187 11 1997 1,618 1,632 14 26 56 222 1,159 129 14 SYRACUSE NY 1995 1,349 4,901 6 30 248 385 1,243 2,550 387 : 1997 5,234 5,288 5 28 305 396 1,120 3,004 376 54 TACKMA WA 1996 10,035 10,100 a 64 377 916 1,601 5,576 1,493 65 1997 9,661 9,746 11 86 347 900 1,647 5,328 1,343 85 TALLAHASSEE FL 1996 7,119 7,125 3 37 209 563 1,061 0,654 392 E 1997 6,338 6,348 2 43 206 613 1,033 0,109 332 10 PAMPA FL 1936 20,847 20,981 17 126 1,260 2,801 3,555 10,460 2.624 134 1997 19,106 19,197 22 124 1.369 2,712 3,296 9,230 2.353 3 TEMPS AZ 1996 6,951 6,979 2 20 172 288 977 4,520 375 25 1997 7,208 7,233 F1 32 125 237 1,004 4,590 915 % BENAMI 11/25/97 TUE 19:35 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. NOV-24-1997 10:06 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.09/10 Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vchicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary theft Theft Asson THOUSAND OAKS CA 1996 1,350 1,396 2 B 39 93 211 851 lae 46 1997 1,071 1,088 13 17 69 188 6BE 98 17 TOLEDO OH 1996 13,004 13,259 14 137 541 528 2,642 7,382 1,560 255 1997 12,868 13,045 10 128 525 593 2,477 7,800 1,335 177 ПОРЕКА" KS 1996 7,206 8 41 295 437 1,621 1,466 338 1997 7.235 6 55 215 061 1,366 4,947 285 3,694 14 163 97 711 2,062 630 15 TORRANCE CA 1996 3,679 Z 1997 3,070 3,078 2 11 174 217 508 1,687 471 A TULSA OK 1996 12,856 12,977 17 144 400 1,516 2,868 5.971 1,940 121 1997 13,300 13,458 21 115 420 1,708 2,914 6,555 1,607 118 1996 4,776 4,601 B 24 247 471 884 2,723 413 25 VALLEJO CA 1997 4,360 4,397 2 25 217 558 and 2.120 494 37 VIRGINIA BEACH VA 1996 9,902 10,021 6 53 214 239 1,551 7,376 461 119 1997 9,534 9,635 11 51 221 225 1,362 7,223 441 104 WRED TX 1996 5,669 5,712 6 53 217 475 1,035 3,189 690 43 31 1397 5,030 5,061 4 57 139 413 913 3,068 436 WASHINGTON DC 1996 32,934 32,985 198 71 3,989 3,071 5,118 14,999 5,186 01 1997 28,242 28,302 155 141 3,035 3,078 4,286 13,733 3,812 60 WATERBURY CT 1996 3,805 3,811 5 17 117 91 #19 2.206 550 6 756 1,980 473 IC 1997 3,498 3,506 2 11 1d2 134 WEST COVINA CA 1996 2,680 2,695 1 1D 149 138 434 1,467 481 15 1997 2,404 2.420 0 A 131 137 356 1,348 420 16 WICHITA' KS 1996 11,607 13 103 355 585 2,509 7,092 990 1997 11,557 14 112 342 757 1,972 7,256 1,104 2,193 DE WISHITA TALLS TX 1996 3,300 3,332 3 35 73 330 504 166 1997 3,045 3,055 2 15 85 269 480 2,002 163 10 WINSTON-SALEM NC 1996 8,798 8,889 18 60 01E 623 1,604 4,993 820 91 1997 8,729 8,903 6 78 296 669 1.756 5,350 572 70 12 193 503 1,030 3.649 578 11 NORCESTER MA 1996 5,005 5,046 4 1997 4,780 1,801 3 56 178 505 1,016 2,452 567 21 NY 1996 4,062 4,116 7 18 336 230 618 2,123 750 31 YONKERS 1997 4,005 4,029 7 12 267 198 705 2,010 806 20 Hoscible rape figures furnished by the state-level Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program administered by the illinois State Police wero not in accordance with national UCR guidelines. Therefore, the ficures were excluded from the forcible sape, Crinc Index total, and Modified Crime Index total categories. "Complete arson data for 1996 and/or 1997 are not available. Due to reporting changes, figures are not comparable to previous year. Trends in all cables of this report are based on the volume of crime reported by comparable units. Agency reports which s=9 determined to be influenced by change in reporting practices for all or specific affenses 05 by annoxations of are pemoved from trend tables. All 1997 figures are preliminary. Final figures and crime rates par unit pupplation will be published in Crime in the United States 1997 scheduled to be released in the call or 1999. 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C. 20535 FBI NATIONAL PRESS OFFICE FOR RELEASE (202) 324-3691 6 P.M., ET, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1997 The Nation's law enforcement agencies reported a 4-percent decrease in serious crime during the first 6 months of 1997 when compared to figures reported during the same time period of the previous year, according to preliminary Uniform Crime Reporting Program figures released today by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. An Index of violent and property crimes is used to measure serious crime. Violent crime decreased 5 percent and property crime fell 4 percent during the first half of 1997. In the category of violent crime, murder and robbery both dropped 9 percent; aggravated assault fell 3 percent; and forcible rape declined 2 percent. Among the property crimes, arson decreased 9 percent; motor vehicle theft and burglary both dropped 5 percent; and larceny-theft declined 4 percent. Serious crime decreased in all of the geographic regions. Declines recorded include 6 percent in the Northeast, 5 percent in both the Midwest and West, and 3 percent in the South. All of the Nation's cities showed a decline in serious crime for the 6-month period, with the largest population groups, cities over 250,000, recording the largest decline, 6 percent. The decreases reported by suburban and rural county law enforcement agencies were 3 and 1 percent, respectively. The complete semiannual UNIFORM CRIME REPORT is available on the FBI's Internet site at http://www.fbi.gov EMBARGOED 11/21/97 FRI 17:49 FAX 003 STATE Department of Justice EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE UNTIL AG SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 6:00 P.M., ET (202) 616-2777 TDD (202) 514-1888 STATEMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL RENO ON FBI CRIME STATISTICS "Crime has been falling for several years, because policy makers, law enforcement and ordinary Americans are coming together to do the right thing. President Clinton has put more police on the streets, and more people are coming forward to work with them. Now we must build on our progress, by doing more as a nation to keep young people on the right path. I urge every American to get involved, and help us cut crime even more." ### 97-494 CERDA 11/25/97 TUE 18:21 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. NOU-24-1997 09:52 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.02/10 U.S. Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington. D.C. 20535 FBI NATIONAL PRESS OFFICE FOR RELEASE (202) 324-3691 6 P.M., ET, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23, 1997 The Nation's law enforcement agencies reported a 4-percent decrease in serious crime during the first 6 months of 1997 when compared to figures reported during the same time period of the previous year, according to preliminary Uniform Crime Reporting Program figures released today by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. An Index of violent and property crimes is used to measure serious crime. Violent crime decreased 5 percent and property crime fell 4 percent during the first half of 1997. In the category of violent crime, murder and robbery both dropped 9 percent; aggravated assault fell 3 percent; and forcible rape declined 2 percent. Among the property crimes. arson decreased 9 percent; motor vehicle theft and burglary both dropped 5 percent; and larceny- theft declined 4 percent. Serious crime decreased in all of the geographic regions. Declines recorded include 6 percent in the Northeast, 5 percent in both the Midwest and West, and 3 percent in the South All of the Nation's cities showed a decline in serious crime for the 6-month period, with the largest population groups, cities over 250,000, recording the largest decline, 6 percent. The decreases reported by suburban and rural county law enforcement agencies were 3 and 1 percent, respectively. The complete semiannual UNIFORM CRIME REPORT is available on the FBI's Internet site at http://www.fbi.gov 11/25/97 TUE 18:22 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. CERDA 003 NOU-24-1997 09:53 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P. 03/10 UNIFORM CRIME REPORTS FOR RELEASE JANUARYJUNE 1897 8 P.M. EST, SUNDAY E NOVEMBER 23, 1987 Y 7 The number of Crime Index offenses reported to law enforcement agencies throughout the United States decreased 4 percent during the first six months of 1997 when compared to the figures reported during the same period of 1996. The violent crimes of murder, forcible rape, robbery. and aggravated assault decreased 5 5 percent while the property crimes of burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle thaft decreased 4 percent. During the first quarter of 1997, a decrease of 4 percent In serious crime was reported when compared with the numbers reported for the same quarter of 1996 Second quarter numbers decreased 5 percent. Crime Index trends by population groups and by geographic regions appear in Tables 1 and 2 below. TABLE 1 CRIME INDEX TRENDS Percent change January through June 1997 over 1996 offenses known to the police Popu- Population lation Crime Modi- Vio- Prop." For- Aggra. Motor Group Number of (thou- Index fied lent erty cible Rob- vated Bur- Larceny vehicle and Arca agencies sands) total total crime crime Murder rape bery assault glary -theft theft Arson Total 8,828 183,757 & -4 -5 -4 -9 -2 -9 -3 -5 -4 -5 in Cities: Over 1,000,000 9 20.757 -5 -8 -8 -5 -16 -11 -13 -4 -7 -4 -6 -13 600,000 to 999,989 16 10,420 -6 -6 -2 -7 -12 +8 -7 +1 -6 -8 -7 -10 250,000 to 499,999 32 11,740 -6 -6 -5 -G -10 -7 -9 -3 -7 .5 & +2 100,000 to 249,999 140 20,385 -3 -3 -2 is -7 TZ -6 +1 4 -3 -4 -7 50,000 to 99,999 261 17,865 -5 5 -7 -5 45 -4 do -6 -4 -5 -8 -10 25,000 to 49,999 490 16,960 3 -3 -5 3 *1 +2 -7 4 -3 -3 -5 -6 10,000 to 24,999 1,157 18,135 -3 in -5 -3 -1 -1 -4 -6 -3 -3 -4 -7 Under 10,000 4,112 14,287 -4 -4 -3 -4 -4 +4 .3 is -3 -4 -4 -3 Counties: Suburban 877 35,079 -3 -3 -4 3 & -8 -8 -3 -3 -3 0 -16 Rural' 1,734 18,130 -1 -1 -2 -1 -12 -2 .7 is 0 -3 .7 -8 Areas: Suburban Arca' 4,392 68,946 -3 -3 -4 -3 -6 -5 -8 -3 -3 -3 -3 -12 Cities outside Metropolitan Areas 2,244 15,515 -3 -3 -4 -3 +1 *6 0 .6 -2 i -2 -11 (1) Includes crimes reported to sheriffs' departments. county police departments, and state police within Metropolitan Statistical Areas. (2) Includes crimes reported to sherlffo' departments. county police departments, and state police outside Metropolitan Statistical Areas. (3) Includes crimes reported to city. county. and state law enforcement agencies within Metropolitan Statistical Areas, but outside the central cities. TABLE 2 CRIME INDEX TRENOS BY GEOGRAPHIC REGION Crime Modi." Prop-* For- Aggra- Motor Index fied Violent enty elble vated Larceny vehicle Region total total crime crime Murder rape Robbery assault Burglary -theft theft Arson Total -4 -4 -5 -4 -9 -2 -9 -3 -5 -4 -5 is Northeast -6 -6 -7 -6 -15 -7 -13 -2 -6 -4 -12 C Midwest -5 is -4 -5 in -6 -7 -1 -5 -S -4 -3 South in 3 -3 -3 in D -5 is -4 .3 -4 -13 West -5 -5 -7 -5 -16 0 -13 -4 -4 -5 is -10 TABLE CRIME INDEX TRENDS January through June each year over previous year. Crime Modi-" Prop- For- Aggra- Motor Index fled Violent crty cible vated Larceny vehicle Years total total crime crime Murder FARS Robbery assault Burglary -Ineft then Arson 1994/1993 -3 is i is -2 & 6 in -6 -2 -2 0 1996/1994 -1 -1 S 0 -12 -7 -10 -2 is +3 -5 -7 1996/1995 is -3 -5 -2 -7 -1 in -5 -5 -1 -4 +2 1997/1998 -4 -4 -5 4 & -2 is is -5 -4 -5 -9 The Modified Crime Index total is the sum of the Crime Index offenses. Including arson. Data for arson are not Included in the property crime totals. The number of agencies used In arson trends is less than used in compling trends for other Crime Index offenses. ISSUED BY Louis J. Freeh, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. 20535 advisory: Criminal Justice Information Systems, International Association of Chicfs of Police; Criminal Justice Information Systems. National Sheriffe' Association; Criminal Justice Information Services Advisory Pollcy Board. CERDA 11/25/97 TUE 18:22 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. NOU-24-1997 09:55 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.04/10 Table 4 - OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE January through June, 1997 over 1996 Cities over 100,000 Population Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary theft Theft Arson ABILENE TX 1996 2,863 2,878 3 29 53 210 574 1,869 125 15 1997 3,135 3,149 1 46 51 220 673 2,009 135 14 ALBANY NY 1996 3,770 3,786 S 28 232 269 930 2,023 283 16 1997 3,526 3,553 2 25 231 305 801 1,911 251 27 ALBUQUERQUE NM 1996 23,750 23,842 39 Z11 1,023 1,881 4,112 12,810 3,374 92 1997 22.699 22,780 30 105 820 1,905 4,038 12,267 3,530 81 ALEXANDRIA VA 1936 3,391 3,397 3 20 166 118 435 2.174 475 6 1997 3,271 3,284 1 23 133 160 118 2,121 115 13 ALLENTOWN PA 1996 3,433 3,453 1 16 155 138 664 2,177 282 20 1997 3,346 3,367 3 31 153 123 638 2,045 353 21 AMARILLO TX 1996 6,781 6,820 1 38 170 508 946 4.793 322 47 1997 6,434 6,466 3 31 112 477 1,019 4,410 382 32 PMERST TOWN NY 1996 1,384 1.386 4 34 1.6 121 1,120 83 2 1997 1,196 1.200 1 21 17 139 939 79 1 ANAUEIM CA 1996 7,839 7,871 3 18 499 195 1,497 4,102 1,195 35 1997 6,061 6,090 7 50 122 513 1.133 2,391 945 29 ANCHORAGE AK 1996 8,051 8,105 9 94 264 698 1,192 5,031 763 56 1997 7,233 7.268 6 86 235 579 B63 0.784 059 35 ANN ARBOR MI 1996 2,242 2.252 19 43 137 359 1,582 10% 10 1997 2,163 2,190 39 50 104 306 1,565 99 31 ARLINGTON Tx 1996 10,239 10,269 11 69 290 876 1,539 6,232 1,221 31 1997 9,617 9.646 7 64 262 819 1,428 6,005 992 29 ATLANTA GA 1996 34,826 34,946 81 211 2,295 4,123 5,111 18,449 4,526 120 1997 29,044 29,187 75 209 2,254 3,727 4,127 14,649 3,999 143 AURORA IL 1996 14 96 276 623 2,007 17) 18 1997 3 118 264 520 1,725 148 18 AUSTIN TX 1996 20,789 21,030 18 124 577 1,167 3,110 13,680 1.679 241 1997 20,794 20,899 21 132 633 961 3,825 13,001 2,221 105 BAKERSFIELD CA 1996 6,295 6,360 13 16 229 305 1,422 3,722 586 45 1997 6,169 6,232 8 25 224 282 1,317 3,749 550 63 BALTIMORE MD 1996 43,447 43,668 165 271 5,115 4,027 7,299 20,993 5,577 221 1997 38,831 39,021 156 227 4,310 4,164 5,710 19,1E3 5,03) 180 BEAUMONT TX 1996 5,147 5,175 11 90 210 328 891 3,235 382 2A 1997 4,663 4,695 4 1DZ 183 306 878 2,364 306 37 BERKELEY CA 1996 5,009 5,041 2 19 344 257 E66 3,287 530 " 1997 4,970 0,999 7 17 210 257 611 3,374 190 29 BIRMINGHAM AL 1996 11,628 14,748 54 114 918 1,116 2,992 7,638 1,806 120 1937 13,454 13,597 63 10G 735 975 2,404 7,314 1,857 143 ROISE ID 1996 4,305 4,349 30 24 234 E97 3,112 208 39 1997 3,645 3,679 1 28 29 198 624 2,635 131 30 SOSTON MA 1996 22,663 22,980 36 210 1,874 2.626 2,613 10,608 4,696 317 1997 18.402 18,671 27 176 1,334 2.457 2,033 6,507 3,868 269 BROWNSVILLE TX 1996 4,654 0,EEL 6 11 110 437 664 3.202 234 -.1 1997 4,868 4,879 S 26 92 534 61C 3,385 216 1: BUFFALO NY 1996 12,381 12,650 25 114 1,228 734 2,997 5,016 2,265 269 1997 12,066 25 111 1,118 793 2,613 5,363 2,043 BURBANK CA 1996 2,119 2,123 2 S 74 147 325 1,123 946 : 1997 1,679 1,836 S 61 107 273 1,023 510 -1 CAMBRIDGE MA 1996 2,482 2,498 16 220 169 405 1,486 253 1% 1997 2.164 2.186 1 7 37 190 313 1,318 238 :: -- : CHANDLER AZ 1996 0,155 4.209 1 B 74 115 822 2,613 522 : 1997 4,457 4,535 3 17 65 106 987 2,816 503 05 CHARLOTTE- NC 1996 25,038 25.276 39 160 1,102 2,814 4,818 14,257 1,848 233 MECKLENBURG 1997 25,563 25.770 25 170 1.470 3,066 4.866 13,975 1,567 207 CHATTANCOGA TN 1996 6.681 6,757 , 39 251 701 1,260 3,685 537 76 1997 7,523 7.572 17 34 290 895 1,291 4,340 671 -1 CHESAPEAKE VA 1996 3,865 3,923 G 19 107 219 725 2,584 205 50 1997 4,050 1,039 7 31 155 227 739 2,633 259 : CHICAGO IL 1996 377 12,683 17,674 19,05= 56,841 16,635 720 1997 346 11,620 17,784 19,571 55,796 16,239 332 CHULA VISTA CA 1996 4,225 1,250 2 17 197 320 657 2,193 839 =: 1997 4,321 2,347 4 I7 161 297 675 2,379 769 26 CLEARWATER FL 1996 3,881 3,306 37 105 454 635 2.443 107 26 1997 3,43E 3,457 2 26 101 414 569 2,179 107 19 CLEVELAND OH 1996 18,141 16,468 43 330 1,948 1,391 3.766 6,385 4.278 327 1997 18,176 18,490 39 298 1,419 1,291 3.984 7.106 3,540 314 COLUMBIA SC 1996 5,804 5,618 9 03 224 619 936 3,531 423 14 1997 5,800 5,815 6 30 251 591 750 2,746 426 15 CULUMBUS GA 1996 5,994 5,99A 8 13 180 252 983 4,129 429 4 1997 6.175 6,178 4 7 231 215 762 4.523 436 005 CERDA 11/25/97 TUE 18:23 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. NOV-24-1997 09:57 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.05/10 Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape Dery Assault Burglary theft Theft Arson COLUMBUS OH 1996 28,207 28.627 51 256 1,470 1,148 6,061 15.705 3,516 120 1397 25,795 26,161 45 314 1,540 1,062 6,007 13,650 3,137 369 CONCORD CA 1996 3,615 3,626 1 15 85 186 593 2,408 324 11 1997 3,777 3,797 24 B5 284 675 2,329 380 20 CORPUS CHRISTI TX 1996 16,852 16,963 8 135 237 1,091 1.775 12,740 966 111 1997 13,542 13.600 7 75 221 1,195 2,027 9,239 778 58 4,581 8,606 24,027 8,043 880 DALLAS TX 1996 48,512 49,392 111 359 2,782 1997 47,730 48,492 79 368 2,713 3,949 7,989 24,645 7,988 762 DENVER CO 1996 17,278 17,471 32 178 667 1,117 3,865 8,812 2,607 193 1997 15,255 15,024 34 172 617 933 3,033 7,640 2,826 169 DETROIT MI 1996 57,665 58,535 201 534 4,660 5,856 10,296 20,284 15,832 870 1997 58.397 240 199 3,962 5,788 9,177 22,044 16,688 DOWNEY CA 1996 2,570 2,588 4 18 173 98 487 1,128 662 15 1997 2,269 2,260 5 12 128 62 416 1,016 630 11 DURHAM NC 1996 7,871 7,907 24 41 394 343 2.027 0,332 710 36 8,784 B,602 18 ae 550 533 1.940 0,709 986 18 1997 NJ 1996 4,193 4,205 6 27 351 155 805 1,979 860 22 ELIZABETH 1997 4,610 4,628 1 20 360 171 982 2,170 910 14 EL MONTE CA 1996 2,465 2,503 2 23 303 348 460 use 473 38 1997 2,034 2,057 21 255 180 397 692 489 23 7 117 56B 1,807 1,728 15.880 2,091 117 EL PASO TX 1996 22,198 22,315 1997 21.212 21,281 14 107 503 1,676 1,614 15,196 2,102 65 PA 1996 2,660 2,679 3 36 150 128 492 1,653 194 19 ERIE 1997 2,808 2,841 2 35 171 127 555 1,701 217 33 CA 1996 3,487 3,514 4 27 109 301 550 1,945 549 27 ESCONDIDO 2,182 502 13 1997 3,767 3.780 1 29 102 291 660 EUGENE OR 1996 5,526 5.577 2 29 127 176 280 4,068 244 51 1997 5,574 5,613 1 23 128 144 1,024 3,929 326 23 EVANSVILLE IN 3,426 3,449 3 20 67 250 684 2,196 206 23 1996 1997 3,572 3,604 1 20 91 293 663 2,279 225 32 FLINT MI 1996 7.444 7,537 20 se 674 1,072 1,778 2,895 1,107 93 1997 7,381 7,485 11 63 383 1,089 1,683 2,983 1,209 104 FONTANA CA 1996 2,695 2,910 7 13 210 435 605 807 785 15 1997 2,211 2,219 6 28 171 334 489 537 546 50 1 40 25 155 398 2,024 85 21 FORT COLLINS CO 1996 2,729 2,749 1997 2,870 2,684 1 20 15 152 376 2,214 91 :4 FL 1996 12,659 12,697 20 56 570 566 2,362 7,723 1,342 38 FORT LAUDERDALE 1997 11,293 11,326 10 44 661 538 1,998 6,346 1.696 33 1996 18,391 18,586 26 158 823 1,437 3,524 10.292 2,131 195 FORT WORTH TX 9,793 1,897 130 1997 17,027 17,157 37 106 680 1,270 3,204 PREMONT CA 1996 3,682 3,706 1 15 99 317 625 2,158 967 31 1997 3,902 3,914 2 22 67 316 695 2,309 492 12 FRESNO CA. 1996 21,162 22,062 34 102 1,031 1,165 3,546 10,362 4,922 600 1997 19,536 20,092 32 127 902 1,375 3,35B 9,776 3,966 556 2,628 2.632 '2 9 98 131 463 1,573 351 : FULLERTON CA 1996 1997 2,330 2,346 2 11 75 118 324 1.523 281 12 GARDEN GROVE CA 1996 3,346 3,369 1 20 162 216 612 1,705 630 23 1997 2,980 2,999 2 10 131 262 601 1,459 515 19 y 26 102 252 918 3.123 413 37 GARLAND TX 1996 4,872 4.909 1997 c,338 4.374 2 31 63 168 835 2,019 421 36 GARY' IN 1996 5,208 5,459 39 68 362 1,249 1,133 1,366 991 251 1397 7,170 36 82 360 2,316 1,609 1.503 1,362 GLENDALE AZ 1996 6,680 6,729 , 29 144 053 1,204 3,619 1,024 43 375 1,167 4,975 1,356 29 1397 7,665 7,694 3 40 139 GLENDALE CA 1936 3,739 3,770 7 6 176 139 561 2,273 522 31 1997 3.050 3,069 1 14 124 210 53C 1,642 529 19 GRAND FRAIRIE TX 1996 3,374 3.377 1 24 84 506 509 1,753 297 (2) 1997 3,337 3,337 5 16 62 536 489 1,768 461 3,034 176 53 GRAND RAPIDS MI 1996 6,324 6,367 Wi 58 230 715 1,154 1997 6,349 6,399 9 27 255 832 1,297 3,404 175 : GREEN BAY WI 1996 2,139 2,159 2 26 30 160 243 1,559 109 20 1997 2,102 2.110 3 12 14 90 242 1,637 116 in 1996 3,117 8,149 10 54 322 562 1,661 1,973 SIC 32 GREENSBORO NC 1997 7,859 7,899 12 48 369 439 1,342 5,099 500 10 VA 1996 3,564 3,589 4 36 166 107 439 8,606 208 25 HAMPTON 1997 3,442 3,474 3 36 135 BO 442 2,176 270 32 HARTFORD CT 1996 6,747 6,770 11 53 553 49B 1.070 3,545 1,017 27 1997 5,774 9 25 405 356 038 3,313 323 MAYWARD CA 1995 4,045 1,101 1 15 172 215 701 2.256 619 56 1997 4,199 1,227 1 28 160 194 540 2,378 775 28 HENDERSON NV 1996 2,447 2.168 2 11 51 53 440 1,525 323 21 1397 3,073 3.085 1 12 73 49 646 1,820 CO? 12 006 CERDA 11/25/97 TUE 18:23 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. NOV-24-1997 10:04 FBI CJ15 304 625 5394 P.05/10 Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape Dery Assault Burglary theft Theft Arson COLUMBUS OH 1996 28,207 28,627 51 256 1,470 1,148 6,061 15,705 3,516 420 1997 25,795 26,164 45 314 1,540 1,062 6,007 13,650 3,137 369 CONCORD CA 1996 3,615 3,626 1 1.5 85 186 593 2,408 324 11 1997 3,777 3,797 24 B5 284 675 2.329 380 20 CORPUS CHRISTI TX 1996 16,852 16,963 B 135 237 1,091 1,775 12,740 866 111 1997 13,50% 13,600 7 75 221 1,195 2.027 9,239 778 58 8,606 24,027 8,043 930 DALLAS TX 1996 48,512 49,392 111 359 2,782 4,581 1997 47,730 48,492 79 366 2,713 3,949 7,989 24.645 7,985 762 DENVER CO 1996 17,278 17,471 32 17a 667 1,117 3,865 6,812 2,607 193 1997 15,255 15,824 34 172 617 933 3,033 7,640 2,826 169 1996 37,665 58,535 201 534 4,660 5,856 10,298 20,284 15,832 070 DETROIT MI 1997 58,397 24D 198 3,962 5,788 9,177 22,044 16,688 DOWNEY CA 1996 2,570 2,588 4 18 173 98 437 1,128 662 15 1997 2,269 2.280 5 12 128 62 416 1,01€ 630 11 SUREAM NC 1996 7,871 7,907 24 01 394 343 2.027 c,332 710 36 1997 8,780 8,802 19 JB 550 533 1.940 4,709 986 18 ELIZABETH NJ 1996 4,183 4,205 6 27 351 155 805 1,979 860 22 1997 1,614 4,628 1 20 360 171 982 2,170 910 14 E.L. MONTE CA 1996 2.465 2,503 ? 23 303 348 460 856 473 38 1997 2.034 2,057 21 25S 180 397 692 489 23 1,728 15.880 2,091 117 EL PASO TX 1996 32,198 22,315 7 117 568 1,807 1997 21,212 21,291 14 107 503 1,676 1,614 15,196 2,102 89 ERIE PA 1996 2,660 2,679 3 36 150 128 092 1,653 194 19 1997 2.608 2,841 2 35 171 127 555 1,701 217 33 1996 3,497 3,510 4 27 109 301 550 1,945 548 27 ESCONDIDO CA 1997 3.767 3.780 1 29 102 291 550 2,182 502 13 OR 1996 5,526 5,577 2 29 127 176 980 4,068 244 ::: ELGENE 1997 5,574 5,613 1 23 129 144 1,024 5,928 326 35 EVANSVILLE IN 1996 3,426 3,009 3 20 67 250 684 2,196 206 23 293 CG3 2,279 225 32 1997 3,572 3,604 1 2D 91 FLINT MI 1996 7.445 7,537 20 98 474 1,072 2,773 2,835 1.107 93 1997 7.381 7,485 11 63 363 1,089 1,643 2,333 1,209 100 PONTANA CA 1996 2,695 2,910 7 43 210 435 605 807 785 15 1997 2,211 2,219 6 25 171 334 489 637 506 3 31 FORT COLLINS CO 1996 2,729 2,749 1 40 25 155 396 2,024 as 1997 2,870 2,684 1 20 16 152 376 2,214 91 14 NORT LAUDERDALE FL 1996 12,659 12,697 20 56 570 566 2,382 7.723 1.342 32 11,293 11,326 10 44 661 539 1,998 6,346 1,696 33 1997 26 158 823 1,437 3,524 10,292 2,131 195 FORT WORTH TX 1996 18.391 18,586 1997 17,027 17,157 37 106 680 1,270 3,204 9,793 1.897 130 CA 1996 3,682 3,706 i 15 99 317 623 2,158 467 24 FREMONT 1997 3,902 3,914 2 27 67 316 E95 2,309 492 1% CA 1996 21,462 22,062 34 102 1,031 1,465 3,546 10,362 4,922 500 FRESNO 3,95E 550 1997 19,536 20,092 32 127 902 1,375 3,358 9,776 FULMERTON CA 1996 2,628 2,632 in 9 98 131 163 1.573 351 in 1997 2,334 2.346 2 11 75 118 324 1,523 I81 12 CARDEN GROVE CR 1996 3,316 3,369 1 20 162 216 612 1,705 630 23 2,999 2 10 131 262 601 1,459 515 1P 1997 2,380 GARLAND TX 1996 1,872 4.909 y 26 102 252 918 3,123 473 37 1997 1,336 4,371 2 31 63 168 875 2.918 421 IN 1936 5,209 5,459 39 66 362 1,249 1,133 1,356 991 251 1997 7,170 36 R2 380 2.318 1,809 1,503 1,262 6,729 7 =s 144 453 1,204 ,519 1,024 09 CLENDADE AZ 1296 6.680 1997 7,665 7.694 3 4D 139 375 1,167 4.375 1,366 22 GLENTALE CA 1996 3.739 3,770 7 6 176 189 561 2,278 522 01 1997 3.050 3,069 1 14 124 21C 530 1,642 529 18 GRAND PRAIRIE TX 1996 3,374 3,377 1 24 E4 506 509 1,753 097 1997 3,337 3,337 S 16 62 536 489 1,766 CHAND RAPIDS MI 1996 6,324 6,367 in 59 230 715 1,154 3,634 478 40 1997 6,349 6,399 9 27 255 882 1,297 3,404 473 49 GREEN PAY WI 1996 2,139 2,159 10 26 30 164 349 1,559 105 20 1997 1,102 2,110 W 12 14 90 242 1,627 116 0,973 51C 32 GREENSBORO NC 1996 9,117 8.149 10 =4 322 562 1,651 1997 7,659 7,899 12 49 369 489 1,342 5,099 500 10 HAMPTON VA 1936 3,5E4 3,599 4 34 166 107 439 2,656 208 1997 3.442 3,474 3 36 135 80 442 3.478 270 32 CT 1996 6,747 6,774 11 53 553 498 1,270 3,545 1,017 1997 5,774 9 25 105 356 038 3,313 323 EATWARD CA 1996 4,045 4,101 4 15 172 215 761 2,256 619 1997 4,199 1,227 1 29 160 194 E4C 2,379 770 HENDERSON NV 1996 2,447 2.468 2 11 51 53 SEU 1,524 323 1997 3,073 3.085 rt 12 73 09 646 1,520 003 11/25/97 TUE 18:24 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. CERDA NOV-24-1997 10:05 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.06/10 Modified Crimo Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Indox Mur- ciblo Rob- vsted Lorceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary theft Theit Arson HIALEAH FL 1996 9,244 9,285 10 29 419 540 1,519 4,586 2,141 41 1997 8,625 8,670 4 24 135 649 1,320 4,288 1,905 45 HOLLYWOOD FL 1996 6,046 6,053 9 26 254 317 1,110 3,636 694 7 1997 5,884 5,889 5 29 249 258 1,033 3,526 784 5 HONOLULU HI 1996 31.540 31,680 13 108 715 562 4,502 22,166 3,473 140 1997 27,061 27,215 11 121 654 590 4,745 18,136 2,799 154 HOUSTON TX 1996 65,844 66,718 134 510 4,053 6,331 12,240 31,961 10,615 873 1997 64,836 65,619 136 413 4,016 6,030 11,668 31,946 10,627 783 HUNTINGTON BEACH CA 1996 3,855 3,573 16 112 192 862 2,191 482 15 1997 3,321 3,334 2 15 63 166 72% 1,968 386 1C HUNTSVILLE AL 1996 7,246 7,176 6 30 150 468 1,122 4,758 612 30 1997 6,533 6,561 9 56 148 427 1,091 4,292 520 26 INDEPENDENCE MO 1996 4,168 4,193 I 15 61 209 571 2,977 334 25 1997 4,400 4,419 4 16 52 220 526 3,139 439 19 INDIANAPOLIS IN 1996 17,794 17,932 55 Z17 1,156 2,009 3,516 7,830 3,011 138 1997 17,777 17,937 60 221 1.354 2,205 3,511 7,469 2,954 160 INGLEWOOD CA 1996 3,224 3,247 11 27 195 034 580 976 698 23 1997 2,907 2,925 2 27 356 426 603 025 668 15 IRVINE CA 1996 2,136 2,157 10 29 105 400 1.416 176 21 1997 1,873 1,691 5 23 75 430 1,114 196 18 IRVING TX 1996 4,849 4,866 5 34 90 263 760 3,266 423 37 1997 4,363 4,281 3 30 85 236 601 2.837 068 :1 JACKSON MS 1996 10,022 10,063 37 110 568 371 2.523 4,657 1,756 41 1997 9,744 9,759 29 119 532 334 2,332 6,778 1,620 15 JACKSONVILLE FL 1996 30,585 30,794 48 330 1,379 3,068 6,167 15,960 3,629 209 1997 28,612 29,825 93 236 1,238 3,320 6,053 15,196 2,472 313 JERSEY CITY NJ 1996 8,094 8,145 13 47 586 862 1,702 2,881 1.686 : 1997 7,758 7,836 15 51 306 1,001 1,538 2,800 1,547 73 KANSAS CITY MO 1996 25.225 25,443 58 222 1,358 2,612 4,134 13,667 3,174 316 1997 23,177 23,373 26 185 1,246 2,526 3,957 11,637 3,570 195 KNOXVILLE TN 1996 5.204 5.249 12 28 289 025 1,106 2,569 775 -1 5 1997 4,981 5,042 12 16 260 382 252 2.667 742 61 LAFAYETTE LA 1996 4,126 2,144 E 41 131 259 GEO 2.702 327 26 1997 4,273 4,279 6 37 117 301 777 2,726 339 L DINCRETER CA 1996 2,975 3,004 6 33 153 503 743 1.140 393 29 1297 3,216 3,244 2 29 175 543 791 1,279 337 26 LANSING MI 1996 4,585 4,616 6 '91 156 562 735 I,776 259 31 1997 4,269 4,303 5 100 113 387 639 2,900 220 :: LAREDO TX 1996 5,162 5,202 1 6 103 334 725 3,436 524 to 1997 5,951 5,999 5 33 73 376 953 4.102 503 it LAS VEGAS NV 1996 28,067 20,240 83 241 1,806 2,017 5,825 10,037 3,648 193 1997 30,412 30,613 58 331 1,782 2,365 6,524 14,741 4,621 221 DEXINGTON KY 1996 7,041 7,032 7 G1 250 661 1,266 4,363 433 1.1 1897 7.045 7,067 9 65 266 559 1,215 1,527 404 22 LINCOLN N3 1996 6,688 6.715 2 11 53 199 880 0,374 239 27 1997 6,614 6,623 3 44 71 439 799 4,995 261 $ LITTLE ROCK AR 1996 10,035 10,113 16 88 118 913 1,621 6,216 761 70 1897 10,565 10,613 15 74 399 670 1,930 6,715 763 45 LIVONIA' MI 1956 1,982 1 12 30 be 229 1,040 202 1997 1,659 1 16 32 66 230 1,102 171 LOWS REACH CA 1996 13,606 12,926 53 81 1,15J 1.168 2,576 6,326 2.448 122 1997 11,217 11.302 21 56 953 1.233 2,214 1,621 2,119 BE US ANGELES CA 1936 122,464 124,397 369 736 12,915 17.341 15,706 50,142 21,655 1.953 1997 103,853 105,643 271 566 10,00% 16,692 15,433 12,024 18,319 1.790 LOUISVILLE Rr 1596 9,600 9,779 25 70 306 660 2,189 4,39€ 1.024 179 1997 9,233 9,394 25 53 797 737 2,092 4,165 1,351 163 DURROCK 1% 1996 6,375 6,425 7 60 109 655 1,111 3,697 435 2: 1997 5,390 6,119 3 49 108 672 1,164 3,673 321 339 MATON GF. 1996 6,485 6.506 E 29 163 137 1,105 4,393 EC2 =1 1997 5,636 5,673 16 29 136 230 993 3,902 550 1" CARISON WI 1996 4,290 4,319 39 137 185 510 3,050 269 25 1997 3,989 4.006 1 38 139 185 565 2,749 313 : 8 MEMPHIS TN 1996 32,614 32.875 RO 381 2,677 2,688 7,627 12,399 6,762 264 1997 32,387 32.682 63 505 2,302 2,859 7,300 12,827 6,031 301 MESA AZ 1996 12,833 12,899 10 56 245 916 1,518 7,911 1.704 0.0 1997 13,319 13,378 11 65 198 981 2,003 9,266 1,793 = 6 MESQUITE TX 1996 3,423 3,507 2 3 28 246 316 2,528 305 75 1397 2.698 2,952 1 3 26 156 267 2,108 337 54 MIAMI FL. 1996 27,301 27,405 60 106 2,619 3,402 6,978 11,970 1,126 104 1997 24,798 24,921 11 102 2,321 3,115 1,177 11,255 3,487 173 HIDLAND TX 1996 2,382 2,392 4 26 39 110 485 1,565 150 10 1997 2,516 2,524 3 37 11 120 561 1,E46 105 CERDA 11/25/97 TUE 18:24 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. NOV-24-1997 10:05 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.07/10 Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Indox Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Lardeny- Vehicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary theft Theft Arson MILWAUKEE WI 1996 23,381 23,659 61 123 1,590 1,051 3,650 11,837 5,069 278 1997 21,364 21,581 50 159 1,659 1,126 3.117 11,278 3,975 217 MOBILE AL 1996 9,738 9,804 24 54 636 366 2,202 5,490 966 66 1997 9,146 3,185 25 S1 541 796 2,017 5,413 303 39 MODESTO CA 1996 6,440 6,508 6 39 215 377 1.449 3,500 854 69 1997 6,561 6,697 10 33 185 402 1,258 3.777 896 136 (ICRENO VALLEY CA 1996 4,634 4,647 6 18 216 318 1.225 2,244 607 13 1997 4.083 4,098 5 35 168 dlg 1,172 1,348 037 15 NAPERVILLE IL 1996 R 21 162 1,051 31 ; 1997 5 23 187 1,084 d9 10 NASHVILLE TN 1996 27,840 83 232 1,362 3,270 3,630 15,668 3,635 1997 27,993 61 313 1,269 2,960 3,978 15,299 4,113 NEWARK NJ 1996 17,261 17,319 46 75 2,146 2,207 2,803 5,807 4,137 $9 1997 15,282 15,448 24 107 1,719 2,011 2,798 5,649 2,974 166 NEW HAVEN CT 1996 7,410 7,463 5 62 580 643 1,373 3.563 1,184 53 1997 6,677 6,728 y 55 536 511 1,20a 3,451 947 51 NEW ORLEANS' LA 1996 26,895 157 202 2,787 2,407 4,920 11,425 4,997 1997 23,354 128 216 2,003 1,936 4,166 10,285 4,618 NEWPORT NEWS VA 1996 1,750 4,789 12 55 153 411 594 3.287 248 35 1997 1,934 4,990 7 60 242 223 740 3,322 340 56 NEW YORK NY 1996 196,031 507 1,274 25,195 23,274 30,686 93,540 31,555 1997 173,165 372 1,032 21,286 22,168 26,546 75,672 26,069 NORFOLK VA 1996 9,220 9,289 25 70 499 505 1,405 5,983 751 61 1997 9,410 9,471 25 66 625 S17 1,292 6,252 633 N1 NORWALK CA 1996 2,285 2,307 3 10 181 381 382 811 517 22 1997 2,218 2,233 4 11 151 421 313 713 605 15 CAKLAND CA 1996 19,870 20,050 49 161 1,684 2,014 3,181 10,413 2,362 104 1997 19,083 19,265 55 169 1,754 2,051 2.986 5,645 2.423 182 OCEANSIDE CA 1996 3,681 3,693 2 37 165 415 363 1,726 173 13 1997 3,040 3,059 S 40 126 330 531 1,001 337 19 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 1996 26,134 26,696 30 221 722 1,616 4,700 16.975 2,266 302 1997 27,015 27,156 35 215 669 1,483 4,513 17.600 2,196 143 CMARA NB 1996 12,878 13,0.10 12 103 371 1,716 1.762 7,226 1,682 132 1997 11,872 11,973 15 93 443 1,914 1,382 6,490 1,524 101 ONTARIO CA 1996 4,563 4,620 8 17 275 423 739 2,257 841 3 1997 4,436 4,470 5 30 220 389 753 2,211 937 34 ORANGE CA 1996 2,203 2,219 14 85 17a 456 1,14C 334 16 1997 1,778 1,796 3 14 50 174 353 908 268 18 CRLANDO FL 1996 11,440 11,469 7 83 471 1,308 2,231 5,485 855 29 1997 12,265 12.296 10 93 604 1,377 2.132 G.885 1,165 : ORKARD Ca 1995 3,852 3,394 10 27 216 318 604 2,254 453 1997 4,030 4,045 51 33 220 542 546 2,329 All : PALMDALE CA 1996 2,411 2,423 2 19 122 3A3 579 1,001 305 17 1997 2.735 2,758 2 17 143 622 542 1,192 C19 23 PREPDENA CA 1996 3,816 3,955 10 22 263 306 E43 2,192 390 29 1997 3.173 3,225 6 23 25€ 333 581 1,646 328 50 PASALENA TX 1996 2,466 3,516 6 28 97 300 559 1,973 403 : 1997 3,811 3.856 4 35 10€ 317 579 2,206 106 45 PATERSON NJ 1996 1,147 9,174 G 20 133 361 900 1.701 EBC 27 1997 3.591 3,615 i, 22 340 332 337 1,321 583 21 PECRIP IL 1996 1 216 E49 927 2,925 436 70 1997 I.I 213 402 760 2,711 (1) 39 PHOENIX AZ 1936 54,600 54,772 92 229 1,257 3,182 5,672 30,651 8,917 172 1997 55,875 55,977 77 235 1,313 3,960 10,200 31.104 9,485 102 PITTSBURGH PA 1996 9,202 9,311 21 111 799 520 1.505 4,842 1,405 102 1997 9,596 9,734 24 90 757 165 1,513 5,301 1,443 135 PLANO TX 1996 4,037 4,010 29 42 236 711 C,816 203 1997 3,673 3,678 1] 42 256 655 3,525 161 : FORENA CA 1996 1,032 4,053 12 16 292 486 875 1.560 E01 21 1997 3,360 3,390 23 31 234 105 696 1.304 673 PORTLAND OR 1996 24,257 24,513 29 168 1,016 2,609 3,297 13,519 3,299 250 1997 26,303 26,557 23 172 1,025 2.482 5.584 15,600 3,41/ 254 BOATSMOUTH VA 1996 4.155 4,313 12 27 268 232 703 2,525 382 ES 1397 3,838 3,654 12 31 364 189 740 2,300 302 13 PROVIDENCE RI 1996 6,042 6,645 7 30 213 25E 1.475 3,229 1,232 203 1597 5,750 5,951 6 55 204 221 1,130 3.087 1,047 201 CUEBLO CO 1996 3,701 3,761 5 39 96 553 675 2.200 166 =0 1997 3,370 3,208 5 26 109 500 507 1,912 211 .38 BALETON NC 1996 8,330 8,371 17 26 345 633 1,535 5,068 710 :- 1997 9,445 9,510 13 45 355 799 1,681 5,887 669 BANCHO CUCAMONGA CA 1996 2,582 2,597 -1 7 92 99 517 1,339 520 15 1937 2,224 2,237 2 11 77 108 466 1,181 379 1.' CERDA 009 11/25/97 TUE 18:25 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. NOV-24-1997 10:05 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.08/10 Modified Crime Crimo For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vehicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary cheft Theft Asson RENO NV 1996 5,109 5,129 2 68 253 253 771 3,419 341 zu 1997 5,127 5,131 8 60 239 195 803 3,465 357 4 RICHMOND VA 1996 9,332 9,422 5B 67 706 823 1,885 4.951 842 90 1997 8,887 8,966 EL -11 772 759 1,702 4,365 1,175 15 RIVERSIDE CA 1996 8,360 6,495 d 55 160 1,171 1,502 3.870 1,358 135 1997 7,549 7,652 15 45 399 858 1,431 3,695 1.106 103 SOCHESTER NY 1996 9.738 9,844 23 57 631 332 2,050 5,303 1.342 105 1997 9,697 28 52 709 343 1,894 5,414 1,257 ROCKFORD' IL 1996 18 315 437 1,586 4,285 645 33 1997 7 347 444 1,749 3,865 535 16 EACRAMENTO CA 1996 17,150 17,192 25 80 907 809 3,685 8,436 3,205 42 1997 17,185 17,286 23 89 953 871 3,005 8,631 3,173 101 ST. LOUIS MO 1996 26,451 26,800 83 116 1,651 2,785 4,695 13,573 3,308 363 1997 23,593 24,002 55 106 1,602 2,627 4,332 11,326 3.535 409 ST. PETERSBURG FL 1996 12,236 12,318 11 88 694 1,669 2,350 6,291 1,133 8.2 1997 12,733 12,321 10 119 656 1,953 1,736 7.453 746 BB 29 SALEM OR 1996 5,398 5,427 5 56 120 55 589 4,195 376 1997 5,592 5,615 2 39 61 10 710 4,327 393 23 SALINAS CA 1996 3,700 3,734 3 26 195 420 501 2,211 345 :- 1997 3,521 3,537 6 38 173 032 542 1,915 117 10 59 342 1,144 842 6,640 29,545 9,141 <32 SAN ANTONIO TX 1996 41,713 12,145 1997 1,994 42,303 46 303 1,006 747 6,640 28.709 4,443 409 SAN BERNARDINO CA 1996 8,832 8,906 21 41 657 924 1,791 3,776 1,622 76 1997 6,533 8,582 21 49 616 656 1,824 3.456 1,701 59 SAN DIEGO CA 1926 30,039 30,142 40 168 1,556 3,337 4,150 15,31? 5,465 103 1997 29,327 29,434 33 177 1,338 3,228 4,189 14.937 5,425 107 SAN FRANCISCO CA 1996 27,063 27,286 45 155 2,901 1,964 3,546 14,604 3,848 223 1997 26,241 26,489 24 104 2,343 1,864 3,378 11,703 3.820 249 SAN JOSE CA 1996 17,659 17,950 19 161 551 2.341 2,399 10,345 1.643 281 15,964 22 203 490 2,427 2,183 9,510 1.878 ICI 1597 15,722 SANTA ANA CA 1996 6,792 6,388 25 36 579 155 997 3.240 1,462 196 1997 6,122 6,301 10 19 463 361 866 2,301 1.412 173 SANTA CLARITA CA 1996 1,630 1,650 1 8 32 251 359 773 206 20 1997 1,348 1,365 N 8 32 223 279 uso 155 :1 231 148 2,530 196 22 SANTA ROSA CA 1996 3,524 3,546 ,-1 39 81 1997 3,504 3.530 6 32 89 1,95 -191 2,472 219 26 SAVANNAH GA 1996 6,201 6,250 5 27 411 218 1,016 4,037 061 49 1997 5,784 5,803 11 37 302 251 963 3,663 552 12 WA 1996 27,788 27,911 10 139 398 1,104 3,844 18,319 3,374 123 SMATTLE 1997 26,417 26,518 20 104 370 1,355 3,896 17,110 2.963 101 SHREVEPORT LA 1996 11,075 11,180 27 58 330 306 1,969 7.291 E04 105 1997 10,242 10,342 26 77 253 814 1,691 6,493 702 100 SIMI VALLEY CA 1396 1,197 1,209 7 17 41 235 755 135 12 7 23 58 261 S79 93 15 1997 1,025 1,040 is SCUTH HEND IN 1996 4.981 5,033 13 15 252 156 1,249 2,902 361 52 1997 4,697 0.724 C 37 194 205 1,065 2,862 319 37 SECKANE WA 1996 3,127 9,143 6 18 180 114 1,501 5,533 sea 10 1997 7,45G 7,495 5 62 181 442 1,486 4,834 466 43 SENINGFIELD IL 1996 3 204 501 1.092 2,724 179 is 1997 to 174 670 966 2,475 253 :- RYSINGFIELD' MA 1996 1997 6,367 6,090 4 37 243 1.832 1,676 1,882 993 123 STRINGFIELD MO 1996 5,536 5,634 2 41 71 259 1.052 6,948 313 50 1997 5,152 5,210 2 29 72 261 1,001 3,485 299 55 220 23 STAMFORD CT 1996 2.554 2,577 3 B 101 99 323 1,79% 1997 2,119 2,133 " 6 91 138 250 1.360 263 1: STERLING HEIGHTS MI 1936 2,417 2,02E 1 6 19 124 224 1.859 137 21 1997 2,255 2,270 9 10 99 199 1,793 163 1: -- STOCKTON CA 1996 9,600 9,653 23 62 576 535 1,768 4,732 1,800 52 1997 9,115 9.175 2C 53 533 783 1,646 1,916 1,194 3 SUNNYVALE CA 1996 1.908 1.919 17 38 70 251 1,345 187 11 1997 1,618 1,632 14 26 56 223 1,169 129 14 SYPACUSE NY 1996 4,349 4.901 6 30 248 385 1,243 2,550 387 24 1997 5,234 5,288 5 28 305 396 1,120 3,004 375 ;' TACEMA WA 1996 10,035 10,100 a 64 377 916 1,601 5,576 1,493 65 1997 9,661 9,746 11 86 347 900 1,547 5,326 1,313 85 CALLAHABSEE FL 1996 7,119 7,125 3 37 203 563 1,061 d,654 393 : 1997 6,338 6,348 IJ 43 205 613 1,033 0,109 332 10 2.624 134 1:AMPA FL 1936 20,847 20,991 17 126 1,260 2,301 3,555 10,360 1997 19,106 19,197 22 124 1.369 2,712 3,230 9,230 2,353 1.1 TEMAN 22 1996 6,951 6,979 2 20 17% 288 977 4,520 375 25 1997 7,208 7.233 is 32 125 237 1,004 4,590 915 35 11/25/97 TUE 18:25 FAX 2023955567 P.C.P.C. CERDA 010 NOV-24-1997 10:06 FBI CJIS 304 625 5394 P.09/10 Modified Crime Crime For- Aggra- Motor Index Index Mur- cible Rob- vated Larceny- Vchicle Total Total der rape bery Assault Burglary theft Theft Asson THOUSAND OAKS CA 1996 1,350 1,396 2 8 39 93 211 851 10E 46 1997 1,071 1,088 13 17 69 188 686 98 17 TOLEDO OH 1996 13,004 13,259 14 137 641 528 2,642 7,182 1,560 255 1997 12,868 13,045 10 128 525 593 2.477 1,800 1,335 177 ПОРЕКА KS 1996 7,206 8 41 295 437 1,621 1,466 338 1997 7,235 6 55 215 461 1,366 4,947 295 TORRANCE CA 1996 3,679 3,694 2 1d 163 97 711 2,062 630 15 1997 3,070 3,078 2 11 174 217 508 1,687 471 a TULSA OK 1996 12,856 12,977 17 144 400 1,516 2,868 5,971 1,940 121 1997 13,340 13,458 21 115 420 1,708 2,914 6,555 1,607 118 VALLEJO CA 1996 4,776 4,801 B 24 247 471 884 2,723 413 25 1997 4,360 4,397 2 25 217 558 900 2.120 494 37 VIRGINIA BEACH VA 1996 9,902 10,021 6 53 214 239 1,551 7,376 461 115 1997 9,534 9,635 11 51 221 225 1,362 7,223 447 104 WRED TX 1996 5,669 5,712 6 53 217 475 1,035 3,189 694 % 1397 5,030 5,061 4 57 139 413 913 3,068 436 31 WASHINGTON DC 1996 32,934 32,985 199 71 3,989 3,071 5,018 14,999 5,186 51 1997 28,242 28,302 155 141 3,035 3,078 4,286 13.733 3,812 60 WATERBURY CT 1996 3,805 3,811 5 17 117 91 B19 2.206 550 & 1997 3,498 3,506 2 11 1a2 134 756 1,980 473 IG WEST COVINA CA 1996 2,680 2,695 1 10 145 138 430 1,467 CEL 15 1997 2,404 2.420 0 B 131 137 356 1,348 120 16 WICHITA' KS 1996 11,607 13 103 355 585 2,509 7,092 990 1997 11,557 14 112 342 757 1,972 7,256 1,106 WISHITA TALLS TX 1996 3,300 3,332 3 35 73 330 509 2,193 166 RE 1997 3,045 3,055 (v) 15 85 269 480 2,002 163 10 WINSTON-SALEM NC 1996 8,798 8,889 18 60 416 623 1,604 4,993 880 91 1997 8,729 8,903 6 78 296 669 1.756 5,350 573 70 NORCESTER MA 1996 5,005 5,046 4 29 193 503 1,030 3.649 573 11 1997 4,780 1,801 3 Sc 178 50E 1,016 2,452 567 21 YONKERS NY 1996 4,062 4,116 7 18 336 230 618 2,123 750 31 1997 4,005 4,029 7 12 267 198 705 2,010 806 26 Sorcible rape figures furnished by the state-level Uniform Crima Reporting (UCR) Program administriced by the illinois State Police were not in accordance with national UCR guidelinos. Therefore. the ficures were excluded from the forcible rape, Crime Indox total. and Modified Crime Index total categorics. Complete arson data for 1996 and/or 1937 hre not available. the to reporting changes, figures are not comparable to previous year. Trends in all tables cf this ==port ACO based on the volume of crime reported by comparable units. Agency reports which are determined to be influenced by change in reporting practices for cil o: specific affenses or by annowations 010 removed from trend tables. All 1997 figures are preliminary. Final figures and crime rates per unit of population will be published in Crime in the United States 1997 scheduled to bs released in the fall of 1359. 11/25/97 VI NOV 24-1997 10:00 TUE rt AGENCIES NOV COMPLETE FOR THE NOVEMBER 23, 1997 SEMIANNUAL RELEASE MODIFIED CRIME CRIME FORC- AGGRA. LAR- HOTOR INDEX INDEX MUR- TBLE ROB- VATED BURG- CENY VEHICLE 18:26 18: 26 FAX 2023955567 AGENCY STATE YEAR TOTAL TOTAL DER RAPE BERY ASSAULI (ARY THEFT THEFT ARSON FORT WAYNE IN 1996 5,686 5,734 7 48 207 134 772 3,738 780 48 1997 7,141 7,201 15 50 224 183 1,058 4,948 663 60 FBI CJIS DAYTON OH 1996 8,390 8,492 17 115 482 361 1,743 4,115 1,557 102 1997 8,256 B,355 18 98 528 339 1,680 4,077 1,516 99 CEDAR RAPIDS IA 1996 1997 3,599 3,606 1 11 33 86 637 2,659 172 7 P.C.P.C. 1 January through June 1996 semiannual data are not available. 304 625 5394 P.10/10 CERDA '-'

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