Preliminary Semiannaul Uniform Crime Report, January-June 2006                      
Table 4                      
Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement                  
by State by City 100,000 and over in population                        
State City   Population1 Violent
crime		 Mur-
der		 For-
cible
rape		 Rob-
bery		 Aggra-
vated
assault		 Property
crime		 Burglary Larceny-
theft		 Motor
vehicle
theft		 Arson2
ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM 2005 234,571 1,598 38 125 616 819 8,991 2,238 5,785 968 78
2006 1,586 55 122 704 705 8,920 2,242 5,710 968 98
HUNTSVILLE 2005 165,147 525 6 56 181 282 5,170 1,009 3,662 499
2006 689 3 58 262 366 5,538 1,167 3,719 652 35
MOBILE3 2005 249,798 565 13 39 294 219 7,331 1,957 4,813 561 53
2006 581 15 26 337 203 7,276 1,833 4,724 719 63
MONTGOMERY 2005 202,209 720 15 49 352 304 5,899 1,564 3,856 479 27
2006 559 14 40 309 196 6,375 1,576 4,247 552 33
ARIZONA CHANDLER 2005 231,613 365 2 32 87 244 4,157 682 2,903 572 28
2006 464 3 24 112 325 4,478 694 3,224 560 40
GILBERT 2005 162,257 94 0 12 23 59 2,157 523 1,437 197 8
2006 114 2 12 28 72 2,395 464 1,705 226 17
GLENDALE 2005 243,608 667 8 44 174 441 6,284 1,572 2,955 1,757 39
2006 731 14 43 201 473 5,472 1,751 2,496 1,225 45
MESA 2005 452,340 1,290 9 70 202 1,009 12,149 1,758 8,391 2,000 28
2006 978 20 102 238 618 10,970 1,667 7,414 1,889 19
PHOENIX 2005 1,466,296 5,221 106 252 2,053 2,810 47,721 8,220 27,025 12,476 210
2006 5,424 118 279 2,096 2,931 44,961 8,256 25,092 11,613 280
TEMPE 2005 166,144 523 1 32 158 332 6,248 987 4,175 1,086 27
2006 540 3 27 190 320 6,334 886 4,372 1,076 43
TUCSON 2005 529,447 2,402 23 176 781 1,422 15,584 2,851 9,665 3,068 170
2006 2,356 21 166 841 1,328 14,977 2,512 9,285 3,180 170
ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK 2005 185,855 1,538 18 49 389 1,082 7,657 1,714 5,485 458 72
2006 1,590 34 87 364 1,105 7,254 1,828 4,870 556 74
CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM 2005 335,992 775 4 36 251 484 5,079 1,009 3,009 1,061 30
2006 831 5 50 280 496 4,601 966 2,787 848 40
ANTIOCH 2005 101,593 271 6 15 118 132 1,606 399 697 510 28
2006 316 2 23 140 151 1,225 333 517 375 23
BAKERSFIELD 2005 285,821 843 11 26 257 549 8,315 1,881 5,216 1,218 80
2006 749 9 21 252 467 7,567 1,747 4,446 1,374 99
BERKELEY 2005 102,191 276 2 11 165 98 3,818 590 2,556 672 8
2006 276 3 10 168 95 3,820 544 2,669 607 13
BURBANK 2005 104,805 131 3 7 33 88 1,407 280 887 240 5
2006 133 0 7 44 82 1,278 265 787 226 7
CHULA VISTA 2005 206,239 444 2 31 165 246 3,632 608 1,852 1,172 11
2006 503 2 34 207 260 3,593 541 1,939 1,113 19
CONCORD 2005 125,154 243 0 10 81 152 3,065 499 1,923 643 6
2006 260 1 9 112 138 2,744 461 1,711 572 0
CORONA 2005 146,363 148 2 14 66 66 2,257 530 1,282 445 14
2006 147 1 14 72 60 1,982 316 1,223 443 15
COSTA MESA 2005 111,144 129 1 13 49 66 2,017 293 1,452 272 6
2006 155 3 18 61 73 1,713 241 1,255 217 8
DALY CITY 2005 101,288 144 2 10 68 64 1,077 124 738 215 6
2006 132 1 7 57 67 1,090 115 774 201 12
DOWNEY 2005 111,051 225 5 18 125 77 1,827 291 1,007 529 13
2006 212 1 11 115 85 1,809 280 970 559 3
EL MONTE 2005 122,934 358 1 9 116 232 1,766 321 907 538 14
2006 313 2 17 86 208 1,589 386 727 476 8
ESCONDIDO 2005 136,362 358 1 21 89 247 2,554 404 1,571 579 14
2006 368 2 15 124 227 2,280 386 1,341 553 7
FAIRFIELD 2005 104,639 296 4 23 110 159 2,308 391 1,532 385 15
2006 287 3 15 111 158 2,276 387 1,513 376 7
FONTANA 2005 159,769 348 4 25 95 224 1,878 395 783 700 14
2006 427 3 11 121 292 1,611 344 670 597 3
FREMONT 2005 203,717 275 0 22 97 156 2,453 505 1,558 390 10
2006 261 2 15 107 137 2,768 702 1,607 459 18
FRESNO 2005 460,758 1,917 19 82 576 1,240 13,313 2,008 8,547 2,758 132
2006 1,867 20 65 690 1,092 12,240 2,346 7,274 2,620 128
FULLERTON 2005 134,325 179 0 22 74 83 2,528 419 1,770 339 16
2006 222 0 26 88 108 2,195 395 1,451 349 17
GARDEN GROVE 2005 168,458 362 4 15 109 234 2,322 418 1,325 579 37
2006 317 4 17 93 203 2,102 350 1,378 374 15
GLENDALE 2005 202,663 169 14 8 69 78 1,961 374 1,285 302 23
2006 181 1 8 73 99 1,928 355 1,285 288 6
HAYWARD 2005 141,730 305 5 18 149 133 2,921 613 1,296 1,012 26
2006 379 2 13 191 173 2,874 564 1,150 1,160 30
HUNTINGTON BEACH 2005 196,602 224 0 16 40 168 2,067 413 1,388 266 12
2006 189 0 13 60 116 2,248 504 1,504 240 11
INGLEWOOD 2005 116,079 462 12 21 237 192 1,518 392 703 423 9
2006 557 23 18 246 270 1,516 312 632 572 6
IRVINE 2005 179,501 84 1 9 20 54 1,666 343 1,184 139 10
2006 61 1 9 27 24 1,607 337 1,125 145 15
LANCASTER 2005 129,784 530 6 27 159 338 2,333 566 1,274 493 37
2006 641 7 32 199 403 2,501 821 1,154 526 23
LONG BEACH 2005 479,729 1,702 20 56 706 920 6,895 1,503 3,517 1,875 61
2006 1,646 13 60 686 887 6,537 1,405 3,421 1,711 53
LOS ANGELES 2005 3,871,077 15,367 249 493 6,552 8,073 58,389 10,749 33,366 14,274 1,090
2006 14,961 227 551 7,042 7,141 52,045 10,022 29,413 12,610 1,244
MODESTO 2005 208,142 644 3 34 185 422 7,005 871 4,442 1,692 40
2006 678 5 38 209 426 5,778 872 3,847 1,059 60
MORENO VALLEY 2005 167,394 350 3 27 151 169 3,131 788 1,612 731 7
2006 452 6 25 216 205 3,429 1,063 1,647 719 7
NORWALK 2005 107,391 234 6 10 93 125 1,421 281 729 411 12
2006 264 4 12 116 132 1,330 236 692 402 10
OAKLAND 2005 400,619 2,657 37 146 1,233 1,241 11,274 2,848 3,933 4,493 107
2006 3,665 66 129 1,825 1,645 11,958 2,694 3,873 5,391 142
OCEANSIDE 2005 168,550 447 3 39 110 295 2,884 541 1,987 356 12
2006 451 4 23 118 306 2,494 498 1,665 331 10
ONTARIO 2005 171,186 397 5 26 129 237 3,565 485 2,004 1,076 38
2006 513 4 48 196 265 3,339 493 1,887 959 24
ORANGE 2005 134,708 108 0 2 57 49 1,873 270 1,270 333 11
2006 138 1 4 57 76 1,681 246 1,226 209 26
OXNARD 2005 184,806 406 10 21 179 196 2,256 494 1,415 347 31
2006 425 6 13 214 192 2,471 519 1,636 316 29
PALMDALE 2005 132,024 532 9 25 134 364 2,000 476 1,120 404 37
2006 458 4 29 154 271 2,101 533 1,216 352 31
PASADENA 2005 145,025 397 2 8 157 230 2,276 420 1,594 262 13
2006 320 5 12 135 168 2,304 456 1,582 266 21
POMONA 2005 156,480 600 10 24 162 404 2,522 461 1,315 746 12
2006 575 11 12 187 365 2,624 483 1,412 729 8
RANCHO CUCAMONGA 2005 160,404 167 0 13 63 91 2,145 378 1,416 351 17
2006 187 1 16 68 102 1,991 312 1,308 371 10
RIALTO 2005 100,321 410 5 18 108 279 1,822 435 791 596 9
2006 351 9 25 149 168 1,586 304 747 535 11
RICHMOND 2005 102,997 600 19 14 251 316 2,876 494 1,180 1,202 20
2006 552 18 21 240 273 2,959 522 1,203 1,234 19
RIVERSIDE 2005 290,299 930 5 58 305 562 6,988 1,244 4,296 1,448 99
2006 1,000 5 38 398 559 6,102 1,083 3,786 1,233 71
ROSEVILLE 2005 104,297 165 0 15 41 109 2,450 452 1,633 365 2
2006 173 2 11 73 87 1,952 311 1,335 306 6
SACRAMENTO 2005 457,347 2,609 22 87 997 1,503 12,901 2,852 6,806 3,243 173
2006 2,855 34 98 1,076 1,647 12,867 2,859 6,424 3,584 129
SALINAS 2005 149,167 548 5 23 183 337 3,451 444 2,232 775 22
2006 534 5 23 177 329 3,085 480 1,950 655 13
SAN BERNARDINO 2005 199,723 1,029 25 40 391 573 5,551 1,256 2,778 1,517 40
2006 1,039 32 23 452 532 5,025 1,025 2,478 1,522 43
SAN DIEGO 2005 1,272,148 3,219 23 185 909 2,102 23,171 3,692 12,635 6,844 99
2006 3,141 36 159 987 1,959 22,479 3,564 12,296 6,619 113
SAN FRANCISCO 2005 749,172 2,847 40 89 1,466 1,252 17,060 3,301 9,638 4,121 105
2006 3,401 42 85 2,003 1,271 18,631 3,176 12,249 3,206 101
SAN JOSE 2005 910,528 1,712 13 122 425 1,152 11,842 1,975 7,064 2,803 167
2006 1,767 14 97 504 1,152 12,542 2,121 6,848 3,573 240
SANTA ANA 2005 344,991 939 9 32 332 566 5,492 637 2,950 1,905 49
2006 967 12 31 379 545 4,650 544 2,688 1,418 41
SANTA CLARA 2005 104,692 90 3 8 17 62 1,718 292 1,221 205 5
2006 84 2 8 31 43 1,738 274 1,215 249 1
SANTA CLARITA 2005 165,894 164 2 6 47 109 1,775 443 1,089 243 15
2006 208 3 16 67 122 1,736 394 1,127 215 8
SANTA ROSA 2005 154,656 470 1 31 83 355 2,671 430 1,977 264 12
2006 488 2 30 82 374 2,166 430 1,464 272 17
SIMI VALLEY 2005 119,682 76 0 6 19 51 1,106 291 708 107 12
2006 95 1 9 30 55 978 221 679 78 13
SOUTH GATE 2005 100,289 239 2 10 150 77 1,533 236 633 664 10
2006 248 6 3 143 96 1,344 197 530 617 15
STOCKTON 2005 281,747 2,000 18 56 638 1,288 9,683 1,732 5,913 2,038 32
2006 2,217 19 61 734 1,403 9,872 1,922 6,003 1,947 27
SUNNYVALE 2005 128,862 123 0 22 40 61 1,353 266 906 181 4
2006 98 1 12 47 38 1,356 269 880 207 12
THOUSAND OAKS 2005 125,884 96 2 4 31 59 891 207 626 58 8
2006 87 0 7 15 65 867 203 597 67 10
TORRANCE 2005 143,790 152 1 5 102 44 1,763 350 1,156 257 13
2006 173 1 10 108 54 1,488 290 977 221 31
VALLEJO4 2005 119,135
2006 636 2 17 203 414 2,888 580 1,617 691 39
VENTURA 2005 104,759 160 1 8 64 87 2,081 483 1,383 215 11
2006 165 1 15 54 95 1,781 357 1,246 178 8
VISALIA 2005 105,350 458 3 15 92 348 3,500 639 2,263 598 18
2006 562 4 22 109 427 3,352 717 1,951 684 12
WEST COVINA 2005 109,390 165 1 7 66 91 1,919 319 1,172 428 4
2006 214 1 5 104 104 2,100 324 1,282 494 1
COLORADO ARVADA4 2005 103,983
2006 86 0 9 21 56 1,545 236 1,129 180 10
AURORA 2005 295,888 902 15 111 301 475 7,454 1,225 4,801 1,428 52
2006 936 10 105 312 509 6,378 1,203 4,112 1,063 68
COLORADO SPRINGS 2005 374,482 798 6 128 185 479 9,894 1,788 7,240 866 43
2006 1,047 7 138 300 602 8,524 1,564 6,131 829 59
DENVER 2005 564,552 2,269 21 162 784 1,302 16,978 3,841 9,323 3,814 127
2006 2,191 23 166 655 1,347 13,372 3,374 6,608 3,390 107
LAKEWOOD 2005 143,259 314 3 49 87 175 3,892 564 2,705 623 11
2006 355 1 41 81 232 3,500 551 2,389 560 11
PUEBLO 2005 105,057 332 9 18 64 241 3,324 695 2,402 227 29
2006 288 1 11 67 209 3,053 729 2,124 200 22
THORNTON 2005 103,487 186 0 33 29 124 2,331 299 1,681 351 17
2006 181 1 39 21 120 2,441 309 1,753 379 37
WESTMINSTER 2005 106,211 150 1 10 38 101 2,286 308 1,613 365 2
2006 133 4 11 32 86 2,264 334 1,643 287 9
CONNECTICUT BRIDGEPORT 2005 140,177 708 9 25 264 410 3,514 690 2,217 607 27
2006 670 12 42 284 332 3,061 630 1,892 539
HARTFORD 2005 125,086 647 13 19 298 317 4,663 594 3,064 1,005 49
2006 769 14 14 383 358 4,634 534 3,138 962 50
STAMFORD 2005 120,456 162 0 10 68 84 1,131 215 824 92 1
2006 179 1 11 91 76 1,195 213 886 96 3
WATERBURY 2005 108,636 214 4 11 100 99 2,720 489 1,928 303 0
2006 191 4 23 96 68 3,055 509 2,208 338 0
FLORIDA CAPE CORAL 2005 130,874 182 0 20 32 130 1,903 446 1,314 143 14
2006 198 3 31 41 123 2,281 674 1,460 147 11
CLEARWATER 2005 111,058 478 6 17 88 367 2,534 446 1,881 207 25
2006 410 1 22 98 289 2,331 421 1,752 158 19
CORAL SPRINGS 2005 131,252 110 0 8 25 77 1,356 208 1,021 127 2
2006 135 1 2 47 85 1,520 251 1,139 130 2
FORT LAUDERDALE 2005 168,293 768 8 29 400 331 5,676 1,223 3,889 564 17
2006 854 10 49 449 346 5,129 1,149 3,412 568 25
GAINESVILLE 2005 111,313 460 1 52 67 340 2,332 533 1,573 226 2
2006 534 2 52 105 375 2,567 570 1,772 225 4
HIALEAH 2005 229,590 627 4 16 175 432 4,495 833 2,921 741 15
2006 578 0 6 164 408 4,090 745 2,544 801 14
HOLLYWOOD 2005 147,798 404 2 36 147 219 3,268 599 2,239 430 4
2006 379 4 30 182 163 3,068 668 2,004 396 5
JACKSONVILLE 2005 795,259 3,245 42 103 1,103 1,997 21,598 4,376 14,793 2,429 95
2006 3,164 70 91 1,025 1,978 21,070 4,459 14,365 2,246 87
MIAMI 2005 388,295 2,972 23 36 925 1,988 12,317 2,618 7,676 2,023 83
2006 2,961 30 43 1,019 1,869 10,568 2,373 6,209 1,986 52
MIAMI GARDENS 2005 103,164 929 4 29 248 648 3,243 603 2,119 521 11
2006 882 6 34 248 594 2,917 594 1,934 389 10
MIRAMAR 2005 103,777 243 0 14 91 138 1,737 511 990 236 5
2006 260 3 28 55 174 1,523 389 939 195 7
ORLANDO 2005 210,290 1,805 7 68 525 1,205 8,688 1,836 5,710 1,142 17
2006 2,078 30 82 673 1,293 8,736 1,764 5,886 1,086 38
PEMBROKE PINES 2005 153,492 160 5 12 40 103 2,275 337 1,700 238 8
2006 183 1 7 59 116 2,293 389 1,671 233 8
PORT ST. LUCIE 2005 121,069 143 1 4 14 124 1,277 376 824 77 9
2006 169 0 22 16 131 1,692 481 1,146 65 9
ST. PETERSBURG 2005 254,713 1,947 15 44 419 1,469 8,025 1,678 5,061 1,286 40
2006 1,914 12 53 475 1,374 7,577 1,486 4,917 1,174 35
TALLAHASSEE 2005 160,147 788 4 63 167 554 4,688 1,931 2,333 424 7
2006 833 4 84 232 513 3,847 1,041 2,491 315 9
TAMPA 2005 329,035 2,275 11 98 564 1,602 10,477 2,416 6,688 1,373 31
2006 2,399 15 74 579 1,731 8,946 2,247 5,439 1,260 23
GEORGIA ATHENS-CLARKE COUNTY 2005 105,727 181 2 23 61 95 2,706 484 2,062 160 14
2006 164 2 26 55 81 2,538 493 1,893 152
ATLANTA 2005 430,666 3,390 35 99 1,296 1,960 14,908 3,101 9,292 2,515 90
2006 3,543 42 90 1,288 2,123 14,919 3,222 9,080 2,617 88
COLUMBUS 2005 187,886 479 10 12 193 264 6,219 1,247 4,247 725 40
2006 522 12 4 249 257 6,436 1,277 4,293 866
HAWAII HONOLULU 2005 908,521 1,208 6 102 384 716 20,341 3,070 14,290 2,981 246
2006 1,326 5 106 455 760 18,336 2,629 12,597 3,110 278
IDAHO BOISE 2005 195,012 388 4 70 46 268 3,787 748 2,822 217 22
2006 379 3 60 61 255 3,068 563 2,342 163 19
ILLINOIS5 AURORA 2005 167,266 4 70 222 2,333 400 1,797 136 12
2006 1 82 232 2,229 438 1,668 123 12
CHICAGO 2005 2,873,441 210 7,032 8,959 61,404 11,475 39,129 10,800 330
2006 201 7,269 8,571 61,814 11,191 39,322 11,301 363
JOLIET 2005 130,026 6 53 160 1,965 303 1,581 81 27
2006 7 64 167 1,641 288 1,289 64 17
NAPERVILLE 2005 140,654 0 10 21 1,185 161 989 35 4
2006 0 13 35 1,068 87 950 31 4
PEORIA 2005 113,161 10 160 243 3,546 790 2,374 382 42
2006 7 174 305 3,165 756 2,112 297 17
ROCKFORD 2005 153,048 11 246 374 4,724 1,049 3,213 462
2006 10 263 494 5,025 1,262 3,395 368
SPRINGFIELD 2005 115,187 4 134 648 3,363 818 2,401 144 22
2006 5 135 645 3,477 830 2,461 186 21
INDIANA EVANSVILLE 2005 117,802 262 4 35 100 123 2,910 632 2,144 134 26
2006 253 3 30 88 132 2,468 512 1,835 121 35
FORT WAYNE 2005 220,561 351 13 36 182 120 4,950 1,000 3,646 304 45
2006 351 11 44 189 107 4,961 1,032 3,591 338 48
GARY 2005 100,065 346 26 39 132 149 2,353 623 1,158 572
2006 324 26 35 130 133 2,489 758 1,234 497
INDIANAPOLIS 2005 800,304 3,566 44 249 1,337 1,936 22,452 4,807 13,816 3,829 175
2006 3,843 68 275 1,654 1,846 24,484 5,412 14,622 4,450 159
SOUTH BEND 2005 106,076 384 5 34 144 201 2,990 711 2,040 239 34
2006 349 5 41 177 126 3,656 1,009 2,343 304 38
IOWA CEDAR RAPIDS 2005 122,698 196 1 23 52 120 3,164 526 2,486 152 4
2006 209 3 23 58 125 2,689 486 2,058 145 9
DES MOINES6 2005 195,093 592 4 70 135 383 6,333 1,120 4,661 552 20
2006 1 194 428 6,467 1,012 5,031 424 28
KANSAS KANSAS CITY4 2005 145,491
2006 582 15 51 189 327 4,917 1,064 2,719 1,134
OLATHE4 2005 108,754
2006 145 2 37 17 89 1,385 181 1,097 107 22
OVERLAND PARK4 2005 163,274
2006 194 0 35 29 130 2,234 242 1,794 198 10
TOPEKA4 2005 122,218
2006 322 3 18 149 152 4,220 699 3,218 303 8
WICHITA 2005 355,011 1,323 7 92 258 966 9,612 1,802 6,878 932 76
2006 1,602 10 100 237 1,255 9,278 1,696 6,719 863 77
KENTUCKY LEXINGTON 2005 268,124 743 11 71 319 342 4,963 977 3,621 365 12
2006 784 3 50 232 499 5,122 1,069 3,736 317 14
LOUISVILLE METRO 2005 623,735 1,865 28 109 894 834 12,488 3,260 7,727 1,501 125
2006 1,878 28 88 811 951 13,868 3,509 8,593 1,766 149
LOUISIANA BATON ROUGE 2005 224,487 1,323 25 37 485 776 7,199 1,977 4,530 692 92
2006 1,477 21 52 497 907 7,397 1,980 4,602 815 101
LAFAYETTE 2005 112,161 461 5 46 68 342 3,259 676 2,395 188 16
2006 667 5 79 154 429 3,949 791 2,810 348 10
NEW ORLEANS 2005 463,072 2,086 134 89 756 1,107 10,612 2,277 5,823 2,512 66
2006 955 56 49 276 574 5,635 1,897 2,266 1,472
SHREVEPORT 2005 199,021 1,103 21 80 279 723 6,159 1,409 4,259 491 90
2006 1,123 15 72 259 777 6,075 1,301 4,189 585 84
MARYLAND BALTIMORE 2005 641,097 5,539 137 79 1,825 3,498 15,727 3,230 9,632 2,865 220
2006 5,539 133 77 2,072 3,257 16,156 3,536 9,698 2,922 227
MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON 2005 567,589 3,384 29 130 1,220 2,005 11,616 2,201 7,288 2,127
2006 3,744 37 124 1,302 2,281 11,887 1,914 8,066 1,907
CAMBRIDGE 2005 100,492 221 1 10 115 95 1,507 307 1,065 135
2006 182 2 4 91 85 1,448 277 1,063 108
LOWELL 2005 103,370 487 1 19 103 364 1,469 287 827 355
2006 454 6 27 90 331 1,657 358 1,028 271
SPRINGFIELD 2005 151,670 1,320 8 60 326 926 4,292 956 2,439 897 27
2006 1,227 8 63 331 825 4,055 968 2,317 770 37
WORCESTER 2005 175,479 668 4 68 191 405 2,932 581 1,806 545 6
2006 680 0 64 174 442 2,639 569 1,590 480 7
MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR 2005 113,660 160 0 19 43 98 1,636 388 1,134 114 10
2006 150 0 20 35 95 1,375 273 1,025 77 13
DETROIT 2005 900,932 10,306 169 290 3,020 6,827 26,470 6,918 9,007 10,545 575
2006 10,593 186 349 3,418 6,640 29,861 8,216 9,732 11,913 419
FLINT 2005 119,814 1,242 14 61 254 913 3,571 1,128 1,674 769 57
2006 1,519 30 73 279 1,137 3,953 1,303 1,806 844 90
GRAND RAPIDS 2005 195,274 916 6 35 276 599 4,430 868 3,300 262 56
2006 837 6 21 329 481 3,923 917 2,734 272 46
LANSING 2005 117,036 672 2 54 109 507 2,142 463 1,503 176 22
2006 649 1 53 146 449 2,039 485 1,349 205 24
STERLING HEIGHTS 2005 127,580 152 0 12 22 118 1,277 132 1,049 96 3
2006 118 1 14 18 85 1,672 171 1,322 179 12
WARREN6 2005 136,229 416 0 32 105 279 302 997 21
2006 380 0 33 102 245 381 1,039 22
MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS 2005 376,277 2,341 30 183 1,057 1,071 9,729 2,387 5,608 1,734 90
2006 3,119 31 241 1,441 1,406 10,903 2,675 6,328 1,900 113
ST. PAUL 2005 278,692 1,226 13 125 346 742 6,101 1,543 3,515 1,043
2006 1,175 10 108 410 647 6,053 1,710 3,280 1,063
MISSISSIPPI JACKSON 2005 180,417 625 15 84 305 221 5,842 1,499 3,387 956 38
2006 787 20 69 433 265 6,751 1,838 3,940 973 41
MISSOURI INDEPENDENCE 2005 111,905 370 2 21 53 294 3,766 633 2,747 386 18
2006 407 1 29 65 312 3,704 495 2,859 350 23
KANSAS CITY 2005 447,915 3,225 56 150 861 2,158 16,709 3,383 10,613 2,713 186
2006 3,154 37 155 941 2,021 15,239 3,288 9,509 2,442 190
SPRINGFIELD 2005 151,901 414 5 37 90 282 5,693 763 4,548 382 27
2006 462 5 38 106 313 6,120 942 4,824 354 35
ST. LOUIS 2005 346,005 3,736 60 108 1,269 2,299 19,055 3,327 11,664 4,064 245
2006 4,119 56 179 1,416 2,468 18,761 3,863 11,263 3,635 201
NEBRASKA LINCOLN 2005 237,710 655 2 56 86 511 6,344 905 5,208 231 11
2006 594 1 44 80 469 5,593 900 4,504 189 3
OMAHA 2005 412,128 1,086 17 97 296 676 10,457 1,429 7,126 1,902 85
2006 1,198 16 97 384 701 10,499 1,469 7,477 1,553
NEVADA HENDERSON 2005 232,536 184 6 21 54 103 3,252 762 1,839 651 49
2006 250 4 35 59 152 3,495 743 1,904 848 42
LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN
POLICE DEPARTMENT 		2005 1,281,698 4,410 68 323 1,567 2,452 30,623 7,154 14,126 9,343 213
2006 6,201 64 342 2,480 3,315 31,376 7,371 13,407 10,598 203
NORTH LAS VEGAS 2005 164,190 630 10 30 173 417 3,607 904 1,571 1,132 19
2006 790 12 28 258 492 4,263 1,207 1,670 1,386 22
RENO 2005 204,749 701 3 61 190 447 5,262 929 3,727 606
2006 718 4 49 252 413 5,127 895 3,376 856 21
NEW HAMPSHIRE MANCHESTER 2005 110,188 149 1 41 66 41 1,648 298 1,241 109 36
2006 152 1 24 71 56 1,597 321 1,140 136 32
NEW JERSEY EDISON TOWNSHIP 2005 100,361 99 0 5 29 65 1,127 220 789 118 10
2006 116 0 8 40 68 1,073 183 758 132 5
ELIZABETH 2005 124,997 408 8 8 252 140 2,522 301 1,475 746 3
2006 398 7 18 270 103 2,222 294 1,289 639 4
JERSEY CITY 2005 239,603 1,513 18 20 781 694 4,193 1,034 2,226 933 42
2006 1,457 14 35 796 612 3,815 919 2,192 704 25
NEWARK 2005 281,063 1,304 46 44 561 653 5,736 908 2,273 2,555 67
2006 1,476 51 43 665 717 5,996 969 2,324 2,703 89
PATERSON 2005 151,200 669 5 13 268 383 2,227 677 1,084 466 6
2006 659 6 20 292 341 1,916 567 908 441 9
NEW MEXICO ALBUQUERQUE 2005 490,631 2,238 14 152 530 1,542 15,193 2,901 10,586 1,706 27
2006 2,256 12 136 552 1,556 15,639 3,226 9,995 2,418 36
NEW YORK AMHERST TOWN 2005 111,178 47 1 2 22 22 922 96 806 20 0
2006 78 2 8 16 52 827 122 689 16 2
BUFFALO 2005 283,269 1,801 30 105 731 935 7,813 1,705 4,852 1,256 144
2006 2,025 31 92 868 1,034 6,904 1,993 3,874 1,037 85
NEW YORK 2005 8,115,690 25,932 238 676 11,393 13,625 77,917 10,918 58,032 8,967
2006 25,132 266 662 10,842 13,362 71,247 10,489 52,937 7,821
ROCHESTER 2005 212,785 1,002 21 45 414 522 6,613 1,223 4,393 997 130
2006 1,242 19 46 620 557 6,213 1,119 3,847 1,247 118
SYRACUSE 2005 143,306 749 10 37 244 458 2,819 778 1,597 444 32
2006 779 10 35 259 475 3,224 842 2,006 376 33
YONKERS 2005 197,408 491 3 9 266 213 1,634 291 1,089 254 16
2006 487 5 11 234 237 1,675 302 1,159 214 16
NORTH CAROLINA CARY 2005 102,949 65 0 6 29 30 956 225 685 46 7
2006 63 0 9 18 36 1,040 248 737 55 6
CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG 2005 677,122 3,581 38 147 1,579 1,817 22,383 5,953 13,080 3,350 143
2006 3,543 33 176 1,436 1,898 22,765 6,281 13,020 3,464 193
DURHAM 2005 205,080 680 18 40 295 327 5,708 1,476 3,809 423 23
2006 951 7 51 437 456 5,781 1,492 3,708 581 20
FAYETTEVILLE 2005 127,323 539 7 26 179 327 4,763 998 3,422 343 17
2006 677 10 29 242 396 6,027 1,587 3,926 514 28
GREENSBORO 2005 235,393 889 10 40 353 486 7,129 1,909 4,651 569 81
2006 972 11 40 400 521 6,793 1,944 4,262 587 63
RALEIGH 2005 332,084 991 12 43 366 570 5,832 1,388 3,973 471 34
2006 1,104 13 60 349 682 5,807 1,284 4,074 449 41
WINSTON-SALEM 2005 194,708 771 8 61 265 437 5,605 1,756 3,426 423 22
2006 801 11 76 324 390 6,354 2,102 3,783 469 6
OHIO CINCINNATI 2005 314,292 1,769 37 158 1,077 497 10,628 2,405 6,805 1,418 79
2006 1,790 41 148 1,134 467 10,221 2,543 6,429 1,249
CLEVELAND 2005 458,885 2,954 56 233 1,643 1,022 13,630 3,944 6,464 3,222 253
2006 3,154 43 211 1,859 1,041 12,433 4,409 4,953 3,071 231
COLUMBUS 2005 730,329 2,735 47 256 1,662 770 25,954 6,523 15,446 3,985 227
2006 2,975 37 315 1,789 834 25,782 7,443 15,195 3,144 345
DAYTON 2005 160,363 750 19 76 420 235 5,270 1,430 2,844 996 60
2006 798 19 63 344 372 5,512 1,605 2,889 1,018 73
OKLAHOMA NORMAN 2005 101,620 117 0 16 22 79 1,504 301 1,101 102 9
2006 102 3 13 24 62 1,755 398 1,199 158 1
OKLAHOMA CITY 2005 531,688 2,211 31 172 542 1,466 21,468 3,990 15,381 2,097 76
2006 2,206 23 165 587 1,431 16,836 4,416 9,946 2,474 115
TULSA 2005 386,414 2,289 27 152 488 1,622 12,077 3,202 7,150 1,725 139
2006 2,434 34 137 485 1,778 11,857 3,064 7,201 1,592 150
OREGON EUGENE 2005 144,526 197 0 36 61 100 4,917 799 3,391 727 42
2006 131 2 10 61 58 3,805 611 2,511 683 15
PORTLAND 2005 540,389 1,856 11 166 549 1,130 18,897 3,098 13,105 2,694 158
2006 1,867 13 138 591 1,125 15,260 2,467 10,748 2,045 170
SALEM 2005 148,009 357 1 27 67 262 4,310 525 3,249 536 20
2006 334 3 35 80 216 4,115 530 3,228 357 19
PENNSYLVANIA ALLENTOWN 2005 106,933 337 10 25 163 139 2,702 641 1,810 251 26
2006 542 6 25 335 176 2,940 680 2,023 237 14
ERIE 2005 104,120 239 2 41 88 108 1,411 279 1,070 62 20
2006 239 1 37 97 104 1,274 282 928 64 18
PHILADELPHIA 2005 1,472,915 10,108 176 500 4,532 4,900 28,171 4,904 17,910 5,357
2006 10,885 185 465 5,041 5,194 28,635 5,271 18,134 5,230
PITTSBURGH 2005 330,780 1,727 26 66 809 826 7,414 1,382 5,024 1,008 18
2006 1,692 20 50 844 778 7,382 1,656 4,738 988 32
RHODE ISLAND PROVIDENCE6 2005 177,392 10 193 303 5,034 895 2,956 1,183
2006 385 5 17 184 179 4,394 833 2,602 959 1
SOUTH CAROLINA CHARLESTON 2005 106,307 462 5 26 124 307 2,294 352 1,718 224 3
2006 448 8 22 110 308 1,981 317 1,398 266 9
COLUMBIA 2005 117,911 673 6 25 184 458 3,871 684 2,787 400 9
2006 605 3 18 175 409 2,980 535 2,149 296 8
TENNESSEE CHATTANOOGA 2005 156,480 830 11 57 194 568 6,377 1,085 4,816 476 14
2006 949 11 57 241 640 5,855 980 4,313 562 5
CLARKSVILLE 2005 110,117 411 2 31 56 322 1,938 506 1,298 134 16
2006 484 2 24 98 360 1,944 608 1,226 110 5
KNOXVILLE 2005 179,989 866 15 48 276 527 5,216 1,114 3,544 558 69
2006 861 10 39 234 578 5,121 1,074 3,498 549 53
MEMPHIS 2005 678,988 5,738 59 201 1,838 3,640 27,000 7,221 15,822 3,957 110
2006 6,734 86 207 2,516 3,925 27,211 7,729 16,305 3,177 127
NASHVILLE 2005 557,034 4,414 39 177 1,126 3,072 17,885 3,203 12,908 1,774 69
2006 4,149 43 147 1,180 2,779 15,665 2,975 11,233 1,457 67
TEXAS ABILENE 2005 116,695 293 4 41 83 165 2,574 719 1,726 129 6
2006 285 3 32 57 193 2,566 618 1,791 157 20
AMARILLO 2005 183,765 681 4 31 126 520 5,426 1,121 3,859 446 34
2006 861 2 36 194 629 5,493 1,231 3,755 507 61
ARLINGTON 2005 365,380 1,157 11 84 402 660 9,881 1,862 7,131 888 28
2006 1,283 2 93 353 835 9,691 1,859 7,016 816 16
BEAUMONT 2005 114,141 607 8 52 182 365 4,453 928 3,261 264 29
2006 590 3 40 179 368 3,525 897 2,321 307
BROWNSVILLE 2005 163,877 462 2 26 61 373 3,832 545 3,092 195 0
2006 431 2 23 81 325 4,191 587 3,354 250 7
CARROLLTON 2005 119,761 130 2 7 34 87 2,028 414 1,380 234 13
2006 117 2 5 50 60 1,925 400 1,281 244 18
CORPUS CHRISTI 2005 285,821 931 6 108 214 603 9,742 1,702 7,625 415 52
2006 1,080 11 86 234 749 9,692 1,469 7,790 433 74
DALLAS 2005 1,230,303 7,502 106 275 3,238 3,883 44,966 11,038 26,792 7,136 461
2006 7,498 101 327 3,382 3,688 41,537 10,252 24,784 6,501 550
EL PASO 2005 601,839 1,272 8 122 213 929 9,069 961 6,964 1,144 94
2006 1,246 5 142 267 832 9,587 1,098 6,965 1,524
FORT WORTH7 2005 613,261 1,873 33 147 603 1,090 18,441 4,105 12,810 1,526 121
2006 2,242 23 156 670 1,393 18,245 4,348 12,016 1,881 93
GARLAND 2005 220,748 313 4 21 116 172 3,870 912 2,620 338 18
2006 310 2 26 120 162 3,979 911 2,710 358 21
GRAND PRAIRIE 2005 142,628 233 1 31 84 117 3,690 674 2,501 515 11
2006 237 2 50 64 121 3,582 784 2,358 440 17
HOUSTON 2005 2,045,732 11,539 158 446 5,109 5,826 58,559 13,155 35,879 9,525 633
2006 12,216 202 445 5,635 5,934 58,251 12,568 35,543 10,140 557
IRVING 2005 197,747 509 0 30 144 335 4,972 839 3,506 627 23
2006 385 1 38 93 253 4,744 803 3,393 548 20
LAREDO 2005 206,555 475 11 26 104 334 6,217 765 4,996 456 50
2006 548 10 44 118 376 5,934 754 4,635 545 66
LUBBOCK 2005 211,271 1,036 6 51 137 842 6,028 1,266 4,357 405 40
2006 1,039 4 51 170 814 5,998 1,434 4,206 358 22
MCALLEN 2005 122,729 213 3 22 67 121 4,114 389 3,389 336 13
2006 202 3 10 67 122 3,448 326 2,904 218 13
MESQUITE 2005 131,844 258 3 7 78 170 2,860 377 2,100 383 28
2006 225 1 4 83 137 2,534 415 1,776 343 23
PASADENA 2005 146,546 322 2 23 79 218 2,370 429 1,721 220 29
2006 361 3 34 100 224 2,349 480 1,677 192 18
PLANO 2005 249,448 317 1 20 46 250 4,405 678 3,435 292 15
2006 374 3 20 63 288 4,186 640 3,281 265 22
RICHARDSON 2005 100,896 124 1 4 48 71 1,729 360 1,243 126 5
2006 106 0 4 48 54 1,572 340 1,086 146 7
SAN ANTONIO 2005 1,256,584 3,939 41 280 844 2,774 37,611 6,361 28,637 2,613 215
2006 3,645 67 280 1,146 2,152 39,359 7,349 28,708 3,302 239
WACO 2005 120,036 378 7 27 103 241 4,581 1,245 2,992 344 19
2006 477 2 26 136 313 3,603 1,023 2,403 177 15
WICHITA FALLS 2005 102,589 380 3 22 119 236 3,775 820 2,675 280 30
2006 251 4 14 81 152 3,038 604 2,257 177 40
UTAH PROVO 2005 102,983 89 2 28 9 50 1,811 392 1,308 111 4
2006 85 2 14 10 59 1,398 272 1,050 76 10
VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA 2005 130,056 214 1 14 88 111 1,633 171 1,246 216 7
2006 242 6 13 109 114 1,539 171 1,178 190 3
CHESAPEAKE 2005 217,823 490 7 20 128 335 3,831 644 2,913 274 9
2006 481 5 29 124 323 3,283 626 2,442 215 16
HAMPTON 2005 148,057 247 3 18 108 118 2,479 444 1,817 218 24
2006 254 7 29 101 117 2,479 398 1,866 215 21
NEWPORT NEWS 2005 184,538 686 13 53 241 379 3,955 728 2,869 358 36
2006 691 9 52 236 394 3,639 893 2,420 326 34
NORFOLK 2005 241,267 802 27 51 351 373 6,028 713 4,789 526 31
2006 900 12 50 440 398 5,815 824 4,511 480 33
PORTSMOUTH 2005 100,724 435 11 21 178 225 2,530 475 1,846 209 8
2006 416 4 19 141 252 2,331 482 1,678 171 8
VIRGINIA BEACH 2005 446,448 517 14 51 261 191 6,265 905 4,997 363 63
2006 553 7 60 283 203 6,128 1,020 4,784 324 98
WASHINGTON BELLEVUE 2005 118,496 87 1 21 22 43 2,313 295 1,710 308 20
2006 98 2 22 41 33 2,217 303 1,715 199 20
SEATTLE 2005 579,215 1,912 17 70 765 1,060 22,434 3,073 14,231 5,130 93
2006 2,031 15 73 744 1,199 18,343 3,504 11,089 3,750 95
SPOKANE 2005 199,384 540 5 40 139 356 6,393 1,260 4,312 821 48
2006 579 3 49 175 352 5,507 974 3,518 1,015 31
TACOMA 2005 198,748 1,018 8 55 338 617 8,591 1,394 5,491 1,706 43
2006 996 12 66 335 583 8,292 1,775 4,912 1,605 58
VANCOUVER 2005 157,152 299 4 63 79 153 3,942 565 2,817 560 11
2006 336 4 60 74 198 3,354 500 2,354 500 26
WISCONSIN GREEN BAY 2005 101,599 228 1 28 39 160 1,285 261 912 112 2
2006 280 1 19 57 203 1,269 288 902 79 16
MADISON 2005 221,419 371 2 45 116 208 3,444 564 2,612 268 30
2006 453 1 28 207 217 3,566 721 2,618 227
1 The 2005 population figures are FBI estimates based on provisional data from the U.S. Census Bureau. (See Data Declaration.)
2 The FBI does not publish arson data unless it receives 6 months data from either the agency or the state for 2005 and/or 2006.
3 The population for the city of Mobile, Alabama, includes 55,864 inhabitants from the jurisdiction of the Mobile County Sheriff's Department.
4 Complete January through June data for 2005 are not available.
5 The data collection methodology for the offense of forcible rape used by the state Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program administered by the Illinois State Police does not comply with national UCR guidelines. Consequently, their figures for forcible rape and violent crime (of which forcible rape is a part) are not published in this report.
6 The FBI determined that the agency did not follow Program guidelines for reporting this offense. Consequently, this figure is not included in this table and has been excluded from all Report tabulations.
7 Because of changes in the state/local agency's reporting practices, figures are not comparable to previous years' data.
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below is a quick look at the extreme crime rates in the united states I always knew the crime rate in the united states was high but this data supplied by the FBI totally took me by surprise I would bet to compare how many people are murdered in the united states is higher than that of the U.S servicemen fatalities in the war on terror this is something to think about maybe we should wake up and smell the roses I am personally ashamed to live in a country with such a high rate of crime that it isn't shocking to watch the evening news and hear that someone in the city of Dallas,Texas has been shot.
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