New York State - Division of Criminal Justice Services

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MVIF 2009 Rate per Population2009Rank CountyMVIF Population Rate/100,00032 Cattaraugus 14 77,397 18.133 Columbia 11 61,871 17.834 Delaware 8 45,075 17.735 Madison 12 69,784 17.236 Schuyler 3 18,839 15.9Livingston 10 63,003 15.9Franklin 8 50,448 15.939 Putnam 15 99,574 15.140 Fulton 8 54,912 14.641 Herkimer 9 61,943 14.542 Montgomery 7 48,557 14.443 Wayne 13 91,270 14.244 Genesee 8 57,420 13.945 Chautauqua 18 133,112 13.546 Oswego 16 121,238 13.247 Saratoga 28 218,936 12.848 Seneca 4 34,162 11.749 Broome 22 194,381 11.350 Ontario 11 104,919 10.551 Cortland 5 48,257 10.452 Chemung 9 87,431 10.353 Tompkins 10 101,616 9.854 Wyoming 4 41,453 9.655 Orleans 4 41,904 9.556 Washington 6 62,991 9.557 St Lawrence 10 109,430 9.158 Jefferson 10 118,766 8.459 Steuben 8 96,303 8.360 Clinton 6 82,153 7.361 Yates 1 24,634 4.162 Tioga 2 49,986 4.0New YorkState 18,368 19,537,441 94.0New York City 12,435 11,136,534 111.7Non-New YorkCity 5,933 8,400,907 70.6NYS DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES MVTIFP BOARD / ANNUAL REPORT 2009 A- 14
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Table of ContentsPageI. Introductio
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All of the tasks outlined above are
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addition, officers representing 16
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1000Motor Vehicle Theft Rate/100K P
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The Division of Criminal JusticeSer
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These crimes add an estimated 10% t
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per 100,000), Richmond County (111.
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2. Methods for combating the proble
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SUMMARY OF BOARD ACTIVITY ON Septem
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DCJS StaffRon DickensVal Friedlande
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Western Region AgenciesAmountApplic
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VI. 2009 Grant Program Descriptions
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According to the New York City Poli
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in 2009, an enterprise corruption i
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corporation that defrauded the city
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In the area of insurance fraud, muc
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Despite warnings and public service
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Patrol Borough Manhattan North repo
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confines of Brooklyn South and the
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ecovered with seats, doors, and oth
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Borough Queens North are evidenced
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FAIS STRATEGIES• Use confidential
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motor vehicle insurance fraud are d
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Page 92 and 93: REPORTED MOTOR VEHICLE THEFTS: 2008
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