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87W Written Answers 20 JUNE 2011 Written Answers 88W Table 1: Penalty notices for disorder issued to persons aged 16 and 17, and all ages, by offence, England and Wales, 2004 to 2010 1 Number issued Ages 16 to 17 Offence description 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Higher tier offences (£80) Wasting police time 69 215 353 327 254 212 157 Misuse of public telecommunications system 6 24 79 106 88 45 53 Giving false alarm to fire and rescue authority 8 6 15 15 7 9 7 Causing harassment, alarm or distress 2 1,968 5,846 8,122 7,068 4,673 3,199 2,174 Throwing fireworks 20 90 101 102 82 57 55 Drunk and disorderly 1328 2,354 3,009 2,941 2,538 2,244 1,710 Criminal damage (under £500) 2 103 1,408 2,866 2,796 1,815 1,241 659 Theft (retail under £200) 2 167 1,806 3,861 4,474 4,040 3,817 2,682 Breach of fireworks curfew 0 4 7 3 3 0 2 Possession of category 4 firework 3 2 6 5 6 2 3 Possession by a person under 18 of adult firework 18 42 69 106 57 53 47 Sale of alcohol to drunken person 3 0 2 1 1 2 2 0 Supply of alcohol to a person under 18 3 0 0 5 1 2 4 1 Sale of alcohol to a person under 18 6 79 91 77 42 40 30 Purchasing alcohol for a person under 18 4 20 45 51 33 22 18 Purchasing alcohol for a person under 18 for consumption 3 21 17 13 10 15 4 on the premises Delivery of alcohol to a person under 18 or allowing such 1 20 24 36 23 9 11 delivery Possession of Cannabis 4 — 4 — 4 — 4 — 4 — 148 163 Lower tier offences (£50) Trespassing on a railway 17 73 256 291 257 240 196 Throwing stones at a train/railway 2 5 4 10 8 8 6 Drunk in a highway 31 103 149 106 57 31 13 Consumption of alcohol in a designated public place 20 56 136 172 126 87 31 Depositing and leaving litter 11 185 253 301 241 181 119 Consumption of alcohol by a person under 18 on relevant 7 74 67 85 31 19 9 premises Allowing consumption of alcohol by a person under 18 on 1 2 0 1 2 0 0 relevant premises Buying or attempting to buy alcohol by a person under 18 3 0 17 62 158 100 52 42 Total Total higher tier offences 3,704 11,939 18,671 18,122 13,675 11,119 7,776 Total lower tier offences 89 515 927 1,124 822 618 416 Total all offences 3,793 12,454 19,598 19,246 14,497 11,737 8,192 Number issued All years Offence description 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Higher tier offences (£80) Wasting police time 1,171 2,525 3,933 3,966 3,443 3,109 2,852 Misuse of public telecommunications system 117 405 909 1,193 888 747 696 Giving false alarm to fire and rescue authority 44 92 106 96 77 80 59 Causing harassment, alarm or distress 2 28,790 64,007 82,235 77,827 57,773 43,338 32,317 Throwing fireworks 177 642 682 649 531 353 340 Drunk and disorderly 26,609 37,038 43,556 46,996 44,411 43,570 37,119 Criminal Damage (under £500) 2 1,190 12,168 20,620 19,946 13,427 10,145 6,253 Theft (retail under £200) 2 2,072 21,997 38,772 45,146 45,616 48,161 40,170 Breach of fireworks curfew 12 33 53 39 23 15 23 Possession of category 4 firework 12 13 28 22 23 56 22 Possession by a person under 18 of adult firework 20 47 76 106 67 59 61 Sale of alcohol to drunken person 3 0 32 47 81 66 90 74 Supply of alcohol to a person under 18 3 0 3 60 54 83 104 59 Sale of alcohol to a person under 18 113 2,058 3,195 3,583 2,824 3,002 2,098 Purchasing alcohol for a person under 18 18 170 407 555 524 429 330
89W Written Answers 20 JUNE 2011 Written Answers 90W Number issued All years Offence description 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Purchasing alcohol for a person under 18 for consumption 66 83 60 64 50 46 33 on the premises Delivery of alcohol to a person under 18 or allowing such 20 209 297 431 286 190 120 delivery Possession of Cannabis 4 — 4 — 4 — 4 — 4 — 11,491 13,916 Lower tier offences (£50) Trespassing on a railway 96 220 1,042 1,527 1,468 1,552 1,454 Throwing stones at a train/railway 66 20 15 25 27 21 11 Drunk in a highway 2,497 3,138 2,712 2,066 1,438 999 758 Consumption of alcohol in a designated public place 485 712 1,061 1,544 1,761 1,596 1,036 Depositing and leaving litter 51 737 1,169 1,374 1,202 1,148 903 Consumption of alcohol by a person under 18 on relevant 7 84 75 85 36 27 14 premises Allowing consumption of alcohol by a person under 18 on 6 27 14 11 6 4 3 relevant premises Buying or attempting to buy alcohol by a person under 18 3 0 21 73 158 114 61 48 Total Total higher tier offences 60,431 141,522 195,036 200,754 170,112 164,985 136,542 Total lower tier offences 3,208 4,959 6,161 6,790 6,052 5,408 4,227 Total all offences 63,639 146,481 201,197 207,544 176,164 170,393 140,769 1 Every effort is made to ensure that the figures presented are accurate and complete. However, it is important to note that these data have been extracted from large administrative data systems generated by police forces. As a consequence, care should be taken to ensure data collection processes and their inevitable limitations are taken into account when those data are used. 2 Offence is a notifiable offence included within OBTJ figures. 3 Offence is a recordable offence as of 1 December 2005. PND offence not introduced at this time. 4 Commenced from 26 January 2009. Note: PND (penalty notice for disorder) data are a count of all penalty notices for disorder issued during the year. Penalty notices for disorder came into force in November 2004. Source: Justice Statistics Analytical Services—Ministry of Justice. Table 2: Offenders issued with a reprimand, warning, or caution 1,2 aged 10 to 17, and all ages by offence type 1995 to 2010 3 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Aged 10 to 17 Reprimand/warning (all offences) 120,561 113,065 104,520 109,725 103,978 97,541 98,042 86,589 All ages Cautioned by offence type Violence against the person 4 20,436 21,819 23,641 23,483 21,233 19,875 19,568 23,606 Sexual offences 5 2,226 2,007 1,904 1,706 1,450 1,282 1,226 1,185 Burglary 10,467 10,154 9,407 8,372 7,689 6,601 6,396 5,771 Robbery 583 631 657 620 576 621 548 408 Theft and handling stolen goods 104,894 93,637 82,789 83,602 75,443 67,588 63,477 54,214 Fraud and forgery 7,879 7,502 7,156 7,402 7,205 6,180 5,764 5,335 Criminal damage 3,847 3,149 2,765 2,746 3,003 3,219 3,366 3,102 Drug offences 48,230 47,472 56,028 58,734 49,350 41,104 39,424 44,922 Other indictable offences 4,5 4,023 4,440 5,012 5,059 4,630 4,429 4,161 4,389 Summary offences (excluding 88,662 95,387 92,734 96,170 95,553 88,088 85,930 82,426 motoring) Total 291,247 286,198 282,093 287,894 266,132 238,987 229,860 225,358 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Aged 10 to 17 Reprimand/warning (all offences) 91,933 105,008 118,878 129,061 127,326 98,175 78,679 52,989 All ages Cautioned by offence type Violence against the person 4 28,760 36,610 51,017 57,271 52,329 37,880 27,305 21,871 Sexual offences 5 1,346 1,540 1,741 1,914 1,947 1,681 1,478 1,364 Burglary 5,568 5,604 6,451 7,687 6,972 5,407 4,398 3,484 Robbery 422 451 622 712 614 382 205 207
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