Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, 1983 - Bureau of Justice ...

Sourcebook of Criminol Justice Stotistics I ~(j3Table 3.78 Violations of the Federal Bank Robbery and IncidentalCrimes Statute and of the Hobbs Act, by type of violation andjurisdiction, 191:11N.)TE: The following bonk crime statistics were compiled by theFederal Bureau of Investigation. Violations of the Federal BankRobbery and Incidental Crimes statute include robber)" burglary(entry of bank and/or theft from bank during non-business hours),and larceny (theft not involving direct confrontation betweenoffender and bank personnel or customers) of commercial banks,savings and loan institutions, and credit unions. Violations of theI-bbbs Act involve extortion and kidnaping of bank officiols or theirfamilies.JurisdictionRobberyI~(l!l of villlgiiQOBurglary Larceny I-bbbs ActTotal 7,037 524 230 212Alabama 29 19 5 2Alaska 7 0 0 0Arizona 102 22 5 7Arkansas 28 8 3 ICalifornia 2,551 78 19 33. Colorado 98 6 6 3Connecticut 97 5 2 5Delaware 7 I 0 0District of Columbia 93 I 4 0Florido 340 32 8 9Georgia 134 14 5 5Guam 0 0 3 0I-bwaii 45 I 0 2Idaho 22 3 0 3Illinois 80 It;': 13 4Indiano 109 13 I 10Iowa 25 I 3 IKansas 36 3 l. 0Kentucky 40 8 3 7Louisiana 70 6 I 4Maine 8 0 0 0Maryland 209 8 II 2Massachusetts 93 3 4 2Michigan III 34 14 6Minnesota 69 7 3 IMississippi 39 10 I 5Missouri 72 9 7 0Montana 5 2 2 INebraska 27 4 0 0Nevada 97 4 0 INew Hampshire 7 7 0 2New Jersey 96 12 7 7New Mexico 24 3 3 3New York 81 J 34 12 21North Carolina 9~ 19 10 5North Dakota I 0 0 0Ohio 229 25 14 4Oklahoma 29 10 I IOregon 123 7 3 3Pennsylvania 279 22 9 6Puerto Rico 13 0 0 0Rhode Island I 0 0 ISouth Carolina 39 7 5 0South Dakota 2 2 0 ITennessee 49 12 5 8Texas 229 14 21 21Utah 45 3 0 IVermont 4 0 0 0Virgin Islands 0 0 0 0Virginia 150 14 2 6Washington 115 13 3 6West Virginia I 2 0 0Wisconsin 44 4 10 2Wyoming 2 2 0 0Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau ofInvestigation, "Bank Crime Statistics, Federally Insured FinancialInstitutions, January I, 1981-June 30, 1981," pp. IS, 16; "July I,191:11-Dece:mber 3 I, 1981," pp. 15, 16. U.S. Deportment of Justice,Federal Bureau of InVestigation, 1982. (Mimeographed.) Tableconstructed by SOURCEBOOK staff.f'IIII;iI,I'IINoture and Distribution of Known OffensesFigure 3.23 Estimated rate (per 100,000 motor vehicle registrations) of motor vehiclethefts known to police, United States, 1968-81N.)TE: This figure was constructed from data compiled by the Insurance Information Institute.Data on motor vehicle registrations were obtained from the Federal Highway Administration.Registration figures include motorcycles. Theft data are Federal Bureau of Investigl'ltlonestimates.1,0008006004002000(Rate per 100,000 motor vehicle registrations)1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981Source: Insurance Information Institute, Insurance Facts, 1978, p. 63; 1982-83, p. 71(New York: Insurance Information Institute). Figure constructed by SOURC"'NCXiR staff.Reprinted by permission.398