Lesser Crimes & Offenses: Data Presentation

Total Estimated Arrests-United States-1984 to 2000-Part I

All data are actual arrests.
	Grand Total	Crime Index Arrests															Crime Index Summary
				Murder/Nonnegl. Manslaughter	Forcible Rape	Robbery	Aggravated Assault	Burglary	Larceny-Theft	Motor Vehicle Theft	Arson	Violent Crime	Property Crime	Total Crime Index
1984	11,564,000	17,770	36,700	138,630	300,860	433,600	1,291,700	121,200	19,000	493,960	1,865,600	2,359,500
1985	11,945,000	18,330	36,970	166,870	350,390	443,300	1,348,400	133,900	19,500	497,560	1,945,100	2,422,700
1986	12,487,500	19,190	37,140	145,800	351,770	450,600	1,400,200	153,600	18,700	553,900	2,023,200	2,577,100
1987	12,711,600	19,200	36,310	138,290	352,450	443,400	1,469,200	169,300	18,000	546,300	2,099,900	2,646,200
1988	13,812,300	21,890	38,610	149,100	416,300	463,400	1,571,200	208,400	19,700	625,900	2,262,700	2,888,600
1989	14,340,900	22,300	39,110	165,060	459,000	468,900	1,604,400	228,500	18,600	685,500	2,320,400	3,005,800
1990	14,195,100	22,990	39,160	167,990	475,330	432,600	1,554,800	211,300	19,100	705,500	2,217,800	2,923,300
1991	14,211,900	24,050	40,120	173,820	480,000	436,500	1,588,300	207,700	20,000	718,890	2,252,500	2,971,400
1992	14,075,100	22,510	39,100	174,310	507,210	197,600	1,729,970	197,600	19,900	742,130	2,146,000	2,888,200
1993	14,036,300	23,400	38,420	173,620	518,670	402,700	1,476,300	195,900	19,400	754,110	2,094,300	2,848,400
1994	14,648,700	22,100	36,610	172,290	547,760	396,100	1,514,500	200,200	20,900	778,730	2,131,700	2,910,400
1995	15,119,800	21,230	34,650	171,870	568,480	386,500	1,530,200	191,900	20,000	796,250	2,128,600	2,924,800
1996	15,158,100	19,020	33,050	156,270	521,570	364,800	1,486,300	175,400	19,000	729,900	2,045,600	2,775,500
1997	15,284,300	18,290	32,060	132,480	534,920	356,000	1,472,600	167,000	20,000	717,750	2,015,600	2,733,400
1998	14,528,300	17,450	31,070	120,870	506,630	330,700	1,307,100	150,700	17,200	675,900	1,805,600	2,481,500
1999	14,355,600	14,920	29,200	109,840	490,790	301,500	1,213,300	144,200	17,100	644,700	1,676,200	2,320,900
2000	13,980,297	13,277	27,469	106,960	478,417	289,844	1,166,362	148,225	16,530	625,132	1,620,928	2,246,054
2001	13,699,254	13,653	27,270	108,400	477,809	291,444	1,160,821	147,451	18,749	627,132	1,618,465	2,245,597
Source: U.S. Department ofJustice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Reports, 1984 through 2001.Most recentissues are accessible at http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/00cius.htm.

Total Estimated Arrests-United States-1984 to 2000-Part II

All data are actual arrests.
	Assault/Weapons			Forgery, Fraud, Money-Related											Sex-Related Offenses			Conduct Offenses
		Simple Assault	Weapons: Carrying, Possessing	Forgery and Counterfeiting	Fraud	Embezzlement	Stolen Property Offenses	Vandalism	Gambling Offenses	Prostitution/Commerc.Vice	Non-Rape Sex Offenses
																						Disorderly Conduct	Vagrancy
1984	527,000	177,500	82,400	270,700	8,100	123,100	245,900	34,700	112,200	97,800	665,900	29,100
1985	637,600	180,900	87,600	342,600	11,400	127,100	259,600	32,100	113,800	100,600	671,700	33,800
1986	711,000	190,500	92,200	349,300	12,600	135,800	259,600	30,500	112,600	100,600	676,400	38,700
1987	787,200	191,700	93,900	341,900	12,700	139,300	273,500	25,400	110,100	100,100	698,700	36,100
1988	901,800	221,800	101,700	366,300	15,500	166,300	295,300	23,600	104,100	106,300	760,500	36,500
1989	978,900	225,200	105,400	376,600	18,200	176,800	307,800	20,600	107,400	104,800	776,600	33,800
1990	1,014,100	221,200	94,800	291,600	15,300	165,200	326,000	19,300	111,400	107,600	733,000	38,500
1991	1,041,200	232,300	103,700	427,800	14,000	170,000	335,000	16,600	98,900	108,000	757,700	38,500
1992	1,074,700	239,300	105,400	424,200	13,700	161,500	323,100	17,100	96,200	108,400	753,100	34,300
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Total Estimated Arrests-United States-1984 to 2000-Part II [Continued]

All data are actual arrests.
	Assault/Weapons			Forgery, Fraud, Money-Related											Sex-Related Offenses			Conduct Offenses
		Simple Assault	Weapons: Carrying, Possessing	Forgery and Counterfeiting	Fraud	Embezzlement	Stolen Property Offenses	Vandalism	Gambling Offenses	Prostitution/Commerc.Vice	Non-Rape Sex Offenses
																						Disorderly Conduct	Vagrancy
1993	1,144,900	262,300	106,900	410,700	12,900	158,100	313,000	17,300	97,800	104,100	727,000	28,200
1994	1,223,600	259,400	115,300	419,800	14,300	164,700	323,300	18,500	98,800	100,700	746,200	25,300
1995	1,290,400	243,900	122,300	436,400	15,200	166,500	311,100	19,500	97,700	94,500	748,600	25,900
1996	1,329,000	216,200	121,600	465,000	15,700	151,100	320,900	21,000	99,000	95,800	842,600	27,800
1997	1,395,800	218,900	120,100	414,600	17,400	155,300	318,400	15,900	101,600	101,900	811,100	28,800
1998	1,338,800	190,600	114,600	394,600	17,100	137,900	300,200	12,800	94,000	93,600	696,100	30,400
1999	1,322,100	175,000	109,300	371,800	17,300	124,100	285,000	10,400	92,200	93,800	655,600	30,800
2000	1,312,169	159,181	108,654	345,732	18,952	118,641	281,305	10,842	87,620	93,399	638,740	32,542
2001	1,315,807	165,896	113,741	323,308	20,157	121,972	270,645	11,112	80,854	91,828	621,394	27,935
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Reports, 1984 through 2001. Most recent issues are accessible at http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/00cius.htm.

Total Estimated Arrests-United States-1984 to 2000-Part III

Data are actual arrests and national population data in thousands.
	Arrests
		Drug Abuse Violations	DWI	Liquor Law Violations	Drunkenness	Offenses Against Family/Child	Runaways	All Other Except Traffic1
1984	708,400	1,779,400	505,500	1,152,300	44,300	147,000	2,406,900
1985	811,400	1,788,400	548,600	964,800	58,800	161,200	2,489,200
1986	824,100	1,793,300	600,200	933,900	58,400	165,200	2,730,500
1987	937,400	1,727,200	616,700	828,300	58,700	160,400	2,836,700
1988	1,155,200	1,792,500	669,600	818,600	69,900	166,900	3,078,900
1989	1,361,700	1,736,200	657,300	822,500	74,200	159,200	3,214,700
1990	1,089,500	1,810,800	714,700	910,100	85,800	174,200	3,267,800
1991	1,010,000	1,771,400	624,100	881,100	99,400	177,300	3,240,000
1992	1,066,400	1,624,500	541,700	832,300	109,200	181,300	3,389,500
1993	1,126,300	1,524,800	518,500	726,600	109,100	180,500	3,518,700
1994	1,351,400	1,384,600	541,800	713,200	117,200	248,800	3,743,200
1995	1,476,100	1,436,000	594,900	708,100	142,900	249,500	3,865,400
1996	1,506,200	1,467,300	677,400	817,700	149,800	195,700	3,786,700
1997	1,583,600	1,477,300	636,400	734,800	155,800	196,100	3,884,600
1998	1,559,100	1,402,800	630,400	710,300	146,400	165,100	3,824,100
1999	1,557,100	1,549,500	683,600	673,400	153,500	150,700	3,809,000
2000	1,579,566	1,471,289	683,124	637,554	147,663	141,975	3,710,434
2001	1,586,902	1,434,852	610,591	618,668	143,683	133,259	3,618,164
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Reports, 1984 through 2001. Most recent issues are accessible at http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/00cius.htm. Notes: 1. All Other includes crimes/offenses under state laws or local ordinances not included elsewhere.

Total Estimated Arrests-United States-1984 to 2000-Part IV

Data are arrests per 100,000 population aged 18 years old or older.
	Grand Total	Crime Index Arrests															Crime Index Summary
				Murder/Nonnegl. Manslaughter	Forcible Rape	Robbery	Aggravated Assault	Burglary	Larceny-Theft	Motor Vehicle Theft	Arson	Violent Crime	Property Crime	Total Crime Index
1984	6,714	10	21	80	175	252	750	70	11	287	1,083	1,370
1985	6,858	11	21	96	201	254	774	77	11	286	1,117	1,391
1986	7,091	11	21	83	200	256	795	87	11	315	1,149	1,463
1987	7,138	11	20	78	198	249	825	95	10	307	1,179	1,486
1988	7,666	12	21	83	231	257	872	116	11	347	1,256	1,603
1989	7,869	12	21	91	252	257	880	125	10	376	1,273	1,649
1990	7,641	12	21	90	256	233	837	114	10	380	1,194	1,573
1991	7,576	13	21	93	256	233	847	111	11	383	1,201	1,584
1992	7,428	12	21	92	268	104	913	104	11	392	1,133	1,524
1993	7,339	12	20	91	271	211	772	102	10	394	1,095	1,489
1994	7,592	11	19	89	284	205	785	104	11	404	1,105	1,508
1995	7,761	11	18	88	292	198	785	98	10	409	1,093	1,501
1996	7,706	10	17	79	265	185	756	89	10	371	1,040	1,411
1997	7,687	9	16	67	269	179	741	84	10	361	1,014	1,375
1998	7,227	9	15	60	252	165	650	75	9	336	898	1,234
1999	7,066	7	14	54	242	148	597	71	8	317	825	1,142
2000	6,807	6	13	52	233	141	568	72	8	304	789	1,094
2001	6,612	7	13	52	231	141	560	71	9	303	781	1,084
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Reports, 1984 through 2001. Most recent issues are accessible at http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/00cius.htm.

Total Estimated Arrests-United States-1984 to 2000-Part V

Data are arrests per 100,000 population aged 18 years old or older.
	Assault/Weapons			Forgery, Fraud, Money-Related											Sex-Related Offenses			Conduct Offenses
		Simple Assault	Weapons: Carrying, Possessing	Forgery and Counterfeiting	Fraud	Embezzlement	Stolen Property Offenses	Vandalism	Gambling Offenses	Prostitution/Commerc. Vice	Non-Rape Sex Offenses
																						Disorderly Conduct	Vagrancy
1984	306	103	48	157	5	71	143	20	65	57	387	17
1985	366	104	50	197	7	73	149	18	65	58	386	19
1986	404	108	52	198	7	77	147	17	64	57	384	22
1987	442	108	53	192	7	78	154	14	62	56	392	20
1988	501	123	56	203	9	92	164	13	58	59	422	20
1989	537	124	58	207	10	97	169	11	59	58	426	19
1990	546	119	51	157	8	89	175	10	60	58	395	21
1991	555	124	55	228	7	91	179	9	53	58	404	21
1992	567	126	56	224	7	85	171	9	51	57	397	18
1993	599	137	56	215	7	83	164	9	51	54	380	15
1994	634	134	60	218	7	85	168	10	51	52	387	13
1995	662	125	63	224	8	85	160	10	50	49	384	13
1996	676	110	62	236	8	77	163	11	50	49	428	14
1997	702	110	60	209	9	78	160	8	51	51	408	14
1998	666	95	57	196	9	69	149	6	47	47	346	15
1999	651	86	54	183	9	61	140	5	45	46	323	15
2000	639	78	53	168	9	58	137	5	43	45	311	16
2001	635	80	55	156	10	59	131	5	39	44	300	13
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Reports, 1984 through 2001. Most recent issues are accessible at http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/00cius.htm.

Total Estimated Arrests-United States-1984 to 2000-Part VI

Data are arrests per 100,000 population aged 18 years old or older.
	Arrests
		Drug Abuse Violations	Driving While Intoxicated	Liquor Law Violations	Drunkenness	Offenses Against Family/Child	Runaways	All Other Except Traffic1
1984	411	1,033	293	669	26	85	1,397
1985	466	1,027	315	554	34	93	1,429
1986	468	1,018	341	530	33	94	1,551
1987	526	970	346	465	33	90	1,593
1988	641	995	372	454	39	93	1,709
1989	747	953	361	451	41	87	1,764
1990	586	975	385	490	46	94	1,759
1991	538	944	333	470	53	95	1,727
1992	563	857	286	439	58	96	1,789
1993	589	797	271	380	57	94	1,840
1994	700	718	281	370	61	129	1,940
1995	758	737	305	363	73	128	1,984
1996	766	746	344	416	76	99	1,925
1997	796	743	320	370	78	99	1,954
1998	776	698	314	353	73	82	1,902
1999	766	763	336	331	76	74	1,875
2000	769	716	333	310	72	69	1,807
2001	766	693	295	299	69	64	1,746
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Reports, 1984 through 2001. Most recent issues are accessible at http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/00cius.htm. Notes: 1. All Other includes crimes/offenses under state laws or local ordinances not included elsewhere.

Sentencing for Drugs and Public Order Crimes

Figures show average sentence in months. Data comes from analysis by the U.S. Sentencing Commission. Number of cases in the analysis for each year have been included.
	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001
Environmental/wildlife	4.7	3.7	4.1	4.7	5.6	5.2
Antitrust	2.4	4.8	6.1	6.7	6.6	6.0
Embezzlement	6.2	5.8	5.5	6.4	7.2	6.3
Gambling/lottery	5.8	6.0	7.2	5.0	5.3	6.8
Drugs-simple possession	6.0	4.5	6.4	6.6	7.0	7.1
Bribery	13.1	14.0	12.7	11.9	10.2	8.0
Tax	8.6	8.6	8.5	10.4	10.8	10.7
Forgery/counterfeiting	10.3	11.1	10.7	11.0	11.4	11.7
Civil rights	37.2	21.2	33.0	27.1	24.8	13.3
Administration of Justice	15.4	14.5	13.8	17.4	16.7	15.6
National Defense	14.1	42.2	11.7	61.0	19.7	25.8
Immigration	18.4	18.8	22.6	26.1	26.1	26.2
Money Laundering	33.5	33.7	31.6	35.8	38.4	37.8
Drugs-Communication Facility	35.2	38.6	39.3	41.3	40.6	40.3
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Sentencing for Drugs and Public Order Crimes [Continued]

Figures show average sentence in months. Data comes from analysis by the U.S. Sentencing Commission. Number of cases in the analysis for each year have been included.
	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001
Pornography/prostitution	29.1	27.1	39.6	41.6	43.3	52.8
Drugs-Trafficking	82.8	78.6	76.2	73.3	72.3	69.4
Racketeering/Extortion	90.5	107.1	88.8	92.0	91.1	94.1
Number of cases	42,436.0	48,848.0	50,754.0	55,557.0	59,846.0	59,897.0
Source: U.S. Sentencing Commission, available online at http://www.ussc.gov.

Alcohol and Crime, 1996

Figures show the number of convicted offenders. It includes the estimated number of offenders for whom alcohol was a factor in their crime.
	Offenders	Alcohol Related
Federal prison	105,544	11,610
Local jail	215,136	84,979
Parole	704,709	206,480
State prison	1,074,976	347,217
Probation	3,180,363	1,268,965
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Alcohol and Crime, April 1998.

DUI Arrests, 1986-1997

Figures show number of licensed drivers in thousands, number of arrests and the rate per 100,000 drivers.
	Licensed Drivers	Arrests for DUI	Rate
1986	159,486	1,793,300	1,124
1987	161,816	1,727,200	1,067
1988	162,854	1,792,500	1,101
1989	165,554	1,736,200	1,049
1990	167,015	1,810,800	1,084
1991	168,995	1,771,400	1,048
1992	173,125	1,624,500	938
1993	173,149	1,524,800	881
1994	175,403	1,384,600	789
1995	176,628	1,436,000	813
1996	179,539	1,467,300	817
1997	182,709	1,477,300	809
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Bureau of Justice Statistics, DWI Offenders Under Correctional Supervision, June 1999.

Alcohol Related Fatalities

	Fatalities Vehicle Crashes	Fatalities Alcohol Crashes	Percent Alcohol	Blood Alcohol Concentration Level
								0			0.01 to 0.09			0.10 or more
								Number	Percent	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
1982	43,945	25,165	57	18,780	43	4,809	11	20,356	46
1983	42,589	23,646	56	18,943	44	4,472	10	19,174	45
1984	44,257	23,758	54	20,499	46	4,766	11	18,992	43
1985	43,825	22,716	52	21,109	48	4,604	11	18,111	41
1986	46,087	24,045	52	22,042	48	5,109	11	18,936	41
1987	46,390	23,641	51	22,749	49	5,112	11	18,529	40
1988	47,087	23,626	50	23,461	50	4,895	10	18,731	40
1989	45,582	22,404	49	23,178	51	4,541	10	17,863	39
1990	44,599	22,084	50	22,515	50	4,434	10	17,650	40
1991	41,508	19,887	48	21,621	52	3,957	10	15,930	38
1992	39,250	17,858	45	21,392	55	3,625	9	14,234	36
1993	40,150	17,473	44	22,677	56	3,496	9	13,977	35
1994	40,716	16,580	41	24,136	59	3,480	9	13,100	32
1995	41,817	17,247	41	24,570	59	3,746	9	13,501	32
1996	42,065	17,218	41	24,847	59	3,774	9	13,444	32
1997	42,013	16,189	39	25,824	61	3,480	8	12,710	30
1998	41,501	16,020	39	25,481	61	3,526	8	12,494	30
1999	41,717	15,976	38	25,741	62	3,523	8	12,453	30
2000	41,821	16,653	40	25,168	60	3,761	9	12,892	31
Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Traffic Safety Facts 2000 (Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Transportation, 2001), p. 32. and Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics. Notes: 1. These data are based on information from two of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's data systems: the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) and the National Automotive Sampling System/General Estimates System (GES). FARS contains data from a census of fatal traffic crashes occurring in the 50 States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. FARS data include crashes involving motor vehicles traveling on a trafficway customarily open to the public and resulting in the death of a vehicle occupant or a nonmotorist within 30 days of the crash. GES data are obtained from a nationally representative probability sample selected from all police-reported crashes. To be eligible for the GES sample, a police accident report must be completed and the crash must involve at least one motor vehicle traveling on a trafficway, and result in property damage, injury, or death. 2. A fatal crash is defined as alcohol-related or alcohol-involved if either a driver or a nonmotorist (usually a pedestrian) had a measurable or estimated blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.01 or more grams per deciliter. BAC values are estimated by the source when alcohol test results are unknown.

Online Gambling

Figures show estimated online profits in billions of dollars.
	Billions
2000	2.2
2001	3.0
2002	4.1
2003	6.0
2004	8.3
2005	10.2
Source: McCoy, Kevin. "Online Gamble Pays Off for Internet Sports Books." USA Today, March 29, 2002, p. B1 and estimates from Christiansen/Cummins Advisors.

Stalking

Data show the relationship between stalker and victim. For example, 36% of men were stalked by a stranger and 23% of women were.
	Men	Women
Relative other than spouse	2	4
Cohabiting partner/ex-partner	9	10
Date/former date	10	14
Acquaintance	34	19
Stranger	36	23
Spouse/ex-spouse	13	38
Source: Tjaden, Patricia and Nancy Thoennes. U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Research in Brief, Stalking in America: Findings from the National Violence Against Women Survey, April 1998.

New York Sex Offenders

Data show the number of sex offenders registered in New York state.
	Number
1998	7,756
1999	9,336
2000	10,930
2001	12,206
2002	14,444
Source: Mahoney, Joe. "Pervert List Growing." available from http://www.nydailynews.com.