CRIME STATISTICS PROFILE

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STATISTICAL PROFILING

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     Statistical profiling is a method in which one incorporates

current Crime Statistics, kept annually by the DOJ, lines out

the number of crimes committed, who by gender or race created

them, and covers all categories of crime; from violent to

non-violent.

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CRIME


1. Murder:  males: 7,544; females 365


2. Forcible rape: males, 17,800;  females, 131


3. Robbery: males, 20,059; females, 10,065


4. Aggravated assault: 252,052, males: females, 69,000


5. Burglary: males, 184,209; females, 36,232


6. Larceny/theft:  males, 688, 870; females, 431,033


7. Grand Theft Auto: males,47, 875; females, 10,068


8. Embezzlement: males, 6,415; females, 6, 015


9. Stolen property: 60,648 males;  females, 15,458


10. Weapons/carrying: 141, 742; females, 24. 754


11. Arson: males, 7,252; females, 1,588


12. Prostitution: males, 14, 404; females, 26,000


13. Vandalism: males, 145, 578; females, 22,343

 

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