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Serious acquisitive crime, violent crime and community safety

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The most commonly stolen items have been laptop computers, cash, keys <strong>and</strong> games consolesthroughout the past 3 years <strong>and</strong> this has remained constant. There has been a notable reduction inmobile phones <strong>and</strong> payment cards being stolen from properties, presumably due to these beinguseless once victims have notified their bank or service provider. Jewellery has been increasinglystolen, accounting for 17% of items stolen from homes in the past 12 months, compared to 11.1% inthe same period 2 years prior.Victim Profiles74.2% of victims of burglary dwelling were White British with the second most common ethnicitybeing Other White Background (15%). The peak age of victims is 22 – 34 years old (32.3%) over thepast 3 years, there is a slight increase in younger householders being victimised; this correspondswith a slight increase in student victims of burglary.83

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