41. Eye - Don't Let The Police Fool You About Crime Stats - 08.02.01 Don't let the police fool you about crime stats. On average, a police officerin Toronto arrests nine people a year about one person every six weeks. http://www.eye.net/eye/issue/issue_08.02.01/news/citystate.html

CONTENTS Latest issue This issue LISTINGS Movie showtimes Music listings Theatre Dance ... Etc. COLUMNS Love Bites Feelings Pink Panther Sign Language ... ABOUT EYE eye - CITYSTATE Don't let the police fool you about crime stats BY JOHN SEWELL Next time you hear the argument that Toronto needs a larger police force, recall the data the police themselves publish about what they do. It's surprising and sometimes hard to believe, but apparently true. On average, a police officer in Toronto arrests nine people a year about one person every six weeks. Most people assume that most officers are involved in work of significant danger, struggling to subdue and arrest criminals on a daily basis. It's not true. The number of people the police arrested for criminal offences in 2000 was 47,771. There were 5,372 uniformed officers on the force. That's the math that produces nine arrests per officer per year. For every cop who arrests one person a week for the year, there are four who don't arrest anyone. This (and other) data is found in the 2001 Environmental Scan released by the Toronto Police in May. The report also notes that the number of people being arrested is slowly falling it has fallen 10 per cent since 1996, even though Toronto's population has increased by more than 100,000.

42. Online Forty Niner: V8n24: Crime Stats Decrease crime stats decrease. Annual crime statistics released by University Police show decreasing havedecreased, while motor vehicle theft and arrests involving drugs http://www.csulb.edu/~d49er/archives/2000/fall/news/v8n24-crime.html

Online49er Quicklink News Opinion Diversions Sports Back Issues Search Inside News: CSU reviews contract offer from CFA Crime stats decrease Professor assists education reform Director takes control of life VOL. VIII, NO. 24 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH OCTOBER 9, 2000 Headlines NEWS OPINION DIVERSIONS SPORTS ... CLASSIFIEDS CLICK HERE Jobs Housing Announcements POLLS BULLETIN BOARDS Daily 49er e-shop ... CALENDAR Search UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE ONLINE 49ER QUESTIONS? ADVERTISING? CONTACT? DAILY 49ER ALUMNI? SUBSCRIBE? ... GIVE FEEDBACK Crime stats decrease By Chan Tran Daily Forty-Niner Annual crime statistics released by University Police show decreasing rates of campus crimes at Cal State Long Beach. According to the university's Student Right to Know Report, on-campus robberies, sexual assaults, aggravated assaults and burglaries have decreased, while motor vehicle theft and arrests involving drugs, weapon possession and alcohol have risen.

43. Crime Stats Show Increase In Liquor, Drug Violations crime stats show increase in liquor, drug violations. aspect as well when choosingtheir college — crime. while drug and alcohol arrests and violations have http://thepost.baker.ohiou.edu/archives3/nov02/110402/n2.html

Crime stats show increase in liquor, drug violations by Alyssa Mitchell Staff Writer College students look for many things when choosing a school — campus size, location, scenery and perhaps the quality of food. But students can look at another aspect as well when choosing their college — crime. The Clery Act Compliance Report is released each year by the Ohio University Police Department on the first of October, with the most recent statistics being those of the previous calendar year that occurred on or near campus. The 2001 statistics showed a decline from previous years in forcible sex offenses, while drug and alcohol arrests and violations have gone up. According to the document, the total number of forcible sex offenses went down from 41 in 2000, to 37 in 2001. According to the document, forcible rape is defined as, “the carnal knowledge of a person, forcible and/or against the person’s will; or not forcible or against the person’s will where the victim is incapable of giving consent because of his/her temporary or permanent mental or physical incapacity (or because of his/her youth).” Charlene Kopchick, OU director of Health Education and Wellness, said she is responsible for reporting violations that did not involve OUPD or Athens Police Department.

44. Nbhd-tc.9606: MN Crime Stats & Maps MN crime stats Maps. NOW CENTRALIZED ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB Youth age 15 to 17 accountedfor 20 percent of all Minnesota's 7,185 violent crime arrests in 1994. http://freenet.msp.mn.us/city/nbhd-tc/1996/9606/0038.html

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45. Webster County Citizen Online crime stats show 411 felonies in county When it comes to crime statistics, WebsterCounty Sheriff Ron Court in 2002, Worsham noted that more arrests show more http://www.webstercountycitizen.com/display/inn_news/News01.txt

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46. C-U Crime Stats Adult, 368, 397. Juvenile, 25, 62. Serious crime arrests, 393, 459. TOTAL arrests,6,052, 5,801. Urbana's Serious crime arrests, 1997, 1998. Adult, 159, 162. Juvenile,59, 70. http://www.hughesre.com/cucrime.htm

CHAMPAIGN / URBANA, ILLINOIS CRIME STATISTICS January to June, 1997, Compared to 1998 CHAMPAIGN Crime Murder Rape Aggravated Assault Aggravated Battery Burglary Vehicle Burglary Theft Vehicle Theft Arson TOTAL Champaign's Serious Crime Arrest Adult Juvenile Serious Crime Arrests TOTAL ARRESTS URBANA Crime Murder Rape Robery Aggravated Assault Aggravated Battery Burglary Vehicle Burglary Theft Vehicle Theft Arson TOTAL Urbana's Serious Crime Arrests Adult Juvenile Serious Crime Arrests Felony Adult Arrests Source: Champaign and Urbana police departments

47. GMC Crime Stats Total Campus arrests, 0, 0, 4. Individual category crime rates may be calculatedby comparing the individual category statistics to the combined fulltime http://www.gmc.edu/offices_services/Publicsafety/crime_stats.htm

Home Public Safety Gwynedd-Mercy College Crime Statistics Crime Statistics Murder Forcible Sex Offenses Non-Forcible Sex Offenses Robbery Aggravated Assault Burglary Theft Arson Motor Vehicle Theft Hate Crimes Vandalism Total Criminal Offenses Disorderly Conduct Campus Arrests Liquor Law Violations Drug Law Violations Weapons Violations Total Campus Arrests Individual category crime rates may be calculated by comparing the individual category statistics to the combined full-time equivalent undergraduate and graduate student population and the full-time equivalent employees, which are 2,500. Divide 100,000 by 2,500 and multiply the quotient by the individual category statistics to produce the crime rate per 100,000 persons in that category. Home About Gwynedd Academics Admissions ... Student Life

48. Clery Report 2002 crime stats. Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus crime StatisticsAct. crimes, the institution must report the number of arrests for liquor law http://www.msubillings.edu/security/clery2002.htm

Prospective Students Current Students Alumni Index ... MSU-Billings Home Call Ext. 2147 (on campus) (off campus) The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act Click here for printer-friendly .pdf version In November of 1990 the Student Right-To-Know Act was signed into law. This Act mandates that institutions of higher education publish a report, which is made available to both current and prospective students and employees of the occurrences of specific crimes on this campus. In addition to the number of reported specified crimes, the institution must report the number of arrests for liquor law violations, drug use/abuse violations, and weapons violations. In 1998 this act was renamed The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act. Compilation and distribution of this report is mandated for all institutions participating in the student financial aid programs under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965. This law requires institutions to disclose information about campus safety policies and procedures and to provide data concerning certain criminal offenses. This report also must include statements about campus law enforcement policies, campus security education and prevention programs, alcohol and drug policies, sexual assault education and the means for reporting and procedures for handling reports of sexual assault.

49. UMES Public Safety - Crime Stats The Department of Public Safety/ University Police submits a monthly Uniform CrimeReport through the Maryland State Police to the arrests for Selected Crimes. http://www.umes.edu/police/crimestats.html

var content = new Array( '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '', '' ) displayRotatedContent("request") Outlook Web E-mail Public Safety Home Staff Crime Incidents ... UMES Home Search UMES Search WWW Crime Statistics The Department of Public Safety/ University Police submits a monthly Uniform Crime Report through the Maryland State Police to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) at the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. The following charts reflect the number of crimes committed on campus during the most recent calendar year and the two preceding years, and arrest data for selected crimes during this period: Arrests for Selected Crimes Occurances of Selected Crimes Princess Anne Police Department Statistics Princess Anne, MD 21853 Comments or Questions?

50. MSU Police Department Current Stats Liquor law violations do include arrests made where the offender was charged forMinor in Possession of Alcohol and in physical control of a Alleged crime. http://www.montana.edu/wwwmsupd/current.shtml

Annual Crime Report Under the Cleary Act, Montana Sate University-Bozeman is required to report annual crime statistics showing reported occurrences of specific types of crime for the benefit of current/prospective students and employees. Campus Crime Report Offense Murder Sex Offense (Forcible) Sex Offense (Non-forcible) Manslaughter Aggravated Assault Robbery Burglary Arson Motor Vehicle Theft Hate Crimes Arrests for Non-Violent Crimes Offense Liquor Law Violations Drug Law Violations Weapon Law Violations Locations for Arrests Arrests Campus Non- Campus Public Campus Residence Liquor Laws N/A Drug Abuse Laws N/A Weapons Laws N/A Locations for Reportable Offenses Alleged Crime Campus Non-campus Public Campus Residence Hate Crime

51. FBI Portland 2002 Press Releases 11/19/02, FBI Kicks Off Campaign to Protect Kids. 11/06/02, FBI arrests Five inGambling Operation. 10/28/02, FBI Releases crime stats for Oregon and Washington. http://portland.fbi.gov/press02.htm

Bank Larceny Case Solved FBI Asks Public for Help in Tracking Five Men FBI Asks Canadians for Help in Locating Fugitive FBI Increases Public Attention in Morris Case Bank Larceny Case Solved FBI Asks Public for Help in Tracking Five Men FBI Asks Canadians for Help in Locating Fugitive FBI Increases Public Attention in Morris Case ... Careers

52. Sheriff Stats crime, December 2002, November 2002, October 2002. Assaults, 0, 0, 0. Theft fromBoat, 1, 1, 0. Boat Theft, 0, 0, 0. Citations Issued, 11, 25, 11. arrests/BUI arrests,0/0, 6/0, 2/0. http://www.cocosheriff.org/oscam_tables.htm

Sheriff's Crime Statistics Muir Station CRIME January 2003 December November 2002 Assaults Theft from Motor Vehicle Residential Burglary Commercial Burglary Homicide Rape Robbery Stolen Vehicles Recovered Vehicles back to top Return to Crime Stats Bay Station CRIME January 2003 December November Assaults Theft from Motor Vehicle Residential Burglary Commercial Burglary Homicide Rape Robbery Stolen Vehicles Recovered Vehicles back to top Return to Crime Stats Delta Station CRIME January 2003 December 2002 November 2002 Assaults Theft from Motor Vehicle Residential Burglary Commercial Burglary Homicide Rape Robbery Stolen Vehicles Recovered Vehicles back to top Return to Crime Stats Marine Patrol CRIME January 2003 December 2002 November 2002 Assaults Theft from Boat Boat Theft Boat Recovery Boating Accidents Citations Issued Arrests/BUI Arrests back to top Return to Crime Stats Valley Station CRIME January 2003 December 2002 November 2002 Assaults Theft from Motor Vehicle Residential Burglary Commercial Burglary Homicide Rape Robbery Stolen Vehicles Recovered Vehicles back to top Return to Crime Stats

53. Crime Stats Released crime stats released. which helps conduct surveillance and investigations of highcrimeparking areas. Alcohol arrests have dropped from 69 in 1996 to 30 in 1998 http://www.siue.edu/ALESTLE/library/fall99/oct.05/crime.html

Crime stats released By Pat Ebers News Editor Campus crime is on the rise, according to the SIUE's annual security report. In each of the last two years, the number of crimes reported by campus police has jumped. In the 1996, there were 49 crimes reported; in 1997, 67; and in 1998, there were 78. Police Capt. Gina Hays said the rising numbers correlate to the increased number of campus residents. "We also have an increase in on-campus living, we'll probably see another increase next year," Hays said. Forcible sexual offenses have increased from one in 1996 to six in 1998. Hays said she believes this is due to increased awareness of sexual assault among college students. She said educational programs have not only helped students realize when there has been a violation, but have made them more comfortable about reporting the offense. "I think we're seeing an increase in reporting, not the crime itself," Hays said. The most frequently occurring crime on campus is theft from vehicles parked here. The number increased from 47 in 1997 to 57 in 1998. In 1996 there were 25 incidents.

54. Race And Crime POPULATION PERCENTAGES (to use as a benchmark when viewing the stats on race and Sevenof every 10 violent crime arrests were for aggravated assault in 1995. http://www.propaganda101.com/Race/raceand.htm

SUMMARY OF THE FEDERAL UNIFORM CRIME REPORT ON RACE AND CRIME DIRECTLY FROM THE FBI'S FINAL CRIME STATS FOR 1995 IN THE 1995 UNIFORM CRIME REPORT special note : the fbi does not differentiate between hispanics and whites in these crime stats. This skews the white percentages, a fact you won't here from the leftist media. so remember, the white percentages are actually smaller than reported here. hispanics are 11%-13% of the population (probably more). one can safely assume that they commit crimes at about 1.5 to 1 ratio relative to thier % of the population.....i.e. they probably commit about 15-20% of violent crime. so, to get the actual white percentage, subtract 15% points. POPULATION PERCENTAGES (to use as a benchmark when viewing the stats on race and crime) WHITE - 70% BLACK - 12% HISPANIC - 11% OTHER (ASIAN, INDIAN, JEW) - 7% MURDER Ninety-one percent of those arrested for murder in 1995 were males and 9 percent, females. Blacks comprised 54 percent of the total; whites, 43 percent; and the remainder, other races (pg 22) NOTE: Remember, subtract 15% from the white 43% to get 28%. So, blacks 54%, hispanics 15%, whites 28%.

55. Metro Transit Police Department Crime Stats 29. Total. 85. 207. 52. 137. Part I crime by location. Bus. 6. 13. 6. 12. Rail. 213.410. 194. 440. Enforcement efforts. arrests. 96. 205. 92. 218. Citations/summonsesissued. 320. 674. http://www.wmata.com/about/mtpd_crime_ytd.cfm

Metro Transit Police crime report February 2003 This table compares crime and enforcement efforts during February of 2002 and 2003 in the 'Month' column. Year-to-date statistics are displayed in the 'YTD' column. Month YTD Month YTD Part I Crime Aggravated assault Arson Burglary Homicide Larceny Motor vehicle theft Attempt motor vehicle theft Rape Robbery Total Part I Crime by location Bus Rail Parking lots Part II Offenses by location Bus Rail Parking lots Total Enforcement efforts Arrests Citations/summonses issued TVCs issued Calls for service Fare Evasion Written warnings Part I Crime per million passengers Metrorail February 2003 - 3.57 February 2002 - 5.84 YTD 2002 - 4.51 Metrobus February 2003 - .60 February 2002 - .54 YTD, 2003 - .55 See Five-Year Crime Report Search Metro Printer-friendly version

56. Stats01 PSU crime stats 2001. crime Main Campus, On Campus, Residence Halls, Non CampusBuildings, Public Property, Total, On Campus, arrests, 45, 11, 1, 6, 52, 8, 0, 0,28, 36, 1, 0, 0, http://www.cpso.pdx.edu/stats01.htm

57. Campus Crime Rate crime stats. 1999 Uniform crime Report Statistics / 1999 463 Total Stu/Emp 7805 Students Employees Residing on Campus Housing 850 arrests for Liquor Law http://www.wcsu.edu/publicsafety/UniversityPolice/stats.html

Uniform Crime Rate Stats and Campus Crime Rate Crime Stats 1999 UCR 1998 UCR 1997 UCR 1996 UCR ... 1991 UCR 1999 Uniform Crime Report Statistics / 1999 Murder 7805 0.00% Rape 1 7805 0.01% Robbery 7805 0.00% Agg. Assault 1 7805 0.01% Burglary 9 7805 0.11% Larceny 74 7805 0.95% M.V. Theft 7805 0.00% Arson 7805 0.00% Total 85 1.08% 1998 Uniform Crime Report Statistics / 1998 Murder 7562 0.00% Rape 7562 0.00% Robbery 7562 0.00% Agg. Assault 2 7562 0.02% Burglary 3 7562 0.04% Larceny 54 7562 0.71% M.V. Theft 2 7562 0.02% Arson 7562 0.00% Total 61 0.80%

58. SIUC Crime Stats Posted Online SIUC crime stats posted online the Jeanne Clery Act, SIUC has been compiling crimestatistics and SIUC also shows a decrease in arrests for alcohol, drugs and http://www.dailyegyptian.com/fall00/10-25-00/netstats.html

Carbondale's Premier Housing Guide The Dawg House Wednesday, October 25, 2000 Vol. 86, No. 47 Today Sports Today Features Recent Editions ... DE Alumni Gus Bode Reader Survey Who are you cheering for in the World Series? Da Mets Da Yankees New York won, so who cares? Results advanced search Advertising Other Links ... U-Wire The Daily Egyptian is published by the students of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Monday through Friday during the fall and spring semesters and TWThF during the summer semester except during vacations and exam weeks. Daily Egyptian online is uploaded at noon. SIUC crime stats posted online David Osborne Daily Egyptian websites: Crime statistics for universities and colleges can be found at http://ope.ed.gov/security/search.asp ; SIUC's crime statistics and policies can be found at http://www.siu.edu/staffair/adminpolicies/jeannecleryact/ For the first year, SIUC's crime statistics, along with hundreds of other colleges and universities can be found online at the Department of Education's website. Under the Jeanne Clery Act, SIUC has been compiling crime statistics and making them available to the public. Starting this year, those statistics were collected by the Department of Education and added to an online database. Using the database, prospective students and their parents can look at a school's data.

59. Crime Stats we are usually advised by the local agencies in question of the crime and offer STATISTICSON arrests FOR VIOLATIONS OF LIQUOR OR DRUG ABUSE AS WELL AS WEAPONS http://www.valdosta.edu/vsupd/crimestats.htm

CLERY BILL AND CRIME STATISTICS Click here for a "printer-friendly" version. The " Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act " (originally known as the "Campus Security Act") was enacted by the United States Congress and signed into law by President George Bush in 1990. It is named in memory of 19-year old Lehigh University freshman Jeanne Ann Clery who was assaulted and murdered while asleep in her residence hall in 1986. This law requires us and all institutional officials with significant responsibility for campus and student affairs to publicly disclose 3 years of campus crime statistics. This publication has been developed by the Valdosta State University Public Safety Department in compliance with the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990 and the Jeanne Clery Act of 1998. It is intended to make you aware of the safety and security policies, which have been instituted, at Valdosta State University to provide a safe academic environment. INSTITUTIONAL POLICY STATEMENT ON REPORTING CRIMES OR OTHER EMERGENCIES AND RESPONSE TO THESE REPORTS.

60. Crime Stats The Sheriff's Department Reserves logged the following activity • arrests,97. • Warnings, 175. 1998 crime stats. © 1997 detective@ctlnet.com. http://www.geocities.com/pentagon/7155/crimestats.html

Wabash County Sheriff's Department Crime Stats Reported Crimes Some crime down, report shows By The Plain Dealer staff For more information on Crime Statistics try this link. This is the reported crimes for the years listed. 1998 Crime Stats detective@ctlnet.com This page hosted by Get your own Free Home Page

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