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

Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics 1983~ bl 3 79 Number of offenses known to police and averageaseiected offenses and type of target, United States, 1981loss incurred, by!'OTE' See !'OTES, Tables 3.56 and 3.73. "Loss" refer~ to property j~aken duriig th~~~~~::;,iO;e~: ~~:d o~e~:,;nl~~ "~~e~~::si~~;~~lu~~g J~~~it~~~ts I~¥o~~fe~~es~s~eaeAppendix 2.{13,090 agencies; 1981 estimated population 216,579,000}PercentNumber of change AverageOffense and type of targetoffenses1981aver1980 Percent a loss {indollars}Murder 21,412 -1.7 100.0 $59Forcible rape 76,423 -1.1 10U.0 46Robbery 553,7H4 +4.5 100.0 66';Street /highway 288,614 +4.9 52.1 441Comnercial house 72,430 -0.8 13.1 1,091Gos or service station 22,934 +5.4 4.1 372Convenience store 34,809 -2.9 6.3 429Residence 60,670 +7.4 11.0 1,020Bank 7,559 -5.3 1.4 3,654Miscellaneous 66,768 +11.3 12.1 729Burglary3,520,825 -0.7 100.0 924Residence (dwelling)2,372,724 +0.7 67.4 987Night 764,933 +1.3 21.7 841Day 1,008,561 +1.3 28.6 1,073Lhknown 599,230 -1.1 17.0 1,028Nanresidence {store, office, etc.} 1,148,101 -3.6 32.6 794Night 625,842 -4.5 17.8 747Doy 191,055 +2.5 5.4 745lklknown 331,204 -5.1 9.4 911Lorceny-theft (except motor vehicle theft) 6,743,638 +0.3 100.0 340By type:Pocket-picking 75,953 -6.0 1.1 235Purse-snatching 103,915 +3.0 1.5 196Shoplifting . 768,310 +5.6 11.4 Tl.From motor vehicles (except accessories) 1,199,220 +3.3 17 .8 366M('ltor vehicle occessories 1,284,526 0.0 19.0 192Bicycles 627,H12 -6.8 9.3 138From buildings 1,117,282 -0.2 16.6 518From coin-operated mochines 55,862 +1.5 0.8 146All others 1,510,758 -0.8 22.4 554By value:Over $20U2,027,628 +8.7 30.1 989$50 to $2002,157,998 -2.5 32.0 109lklder $502,558,012 -3.3 37.9 19Motor vehicle theft 1,021,434 -3.2 100.0 3,173°Because of rounding, percents may not odd to total.SUS Deportment of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Crime Inthe Lh~~J~tate~: 1981 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 191:12), p.150, Table 17.Nature and Distribution of Known OffensesTable 3.80 Assaults on Federal officers, by department and agency, 1978-81TotalNJTE: These data were complied from repor\~ of investigations conducted by the Federal Bureau ofInVestigation, the U.S. Deportment of the Treasury, and the U.S. Postal Service. The FederalBureau of Investigation Is responsible forrfJe InVestigation of assaults on personnel of the U.S.Department of the Interior, the U.S. Department of JYstlce, and the Federal judiciary.Customarily, the U.S. Department of the Trea£ury and the U.S. Postal Service investigate assaultsagainst officers ossigned to their agencies. AU assaults and threats of assault are Included in theanalysis even though no injury to an officer may have resulted, as are assaults that resulted In thedeath of an officer.~[!Jbe[ of offl~~[~ a§~aulted197H ~ber1979of known offenders1980 1981 1971:1 1979 1980 1981771 622 724 728 581:1 539 592 593U.S. Department (,f the Interior 24Bureau of Indian Affairs25 19 29 27202215201325National Park Service22 2441810 126177 3 4 8 8U.S. Department of Justice 261Bureau of Prisons208 243 316 179107 16999184120249Drug Enforcement Administration III 76379210252 99Federal Bureau of Investigation 95 275243353764Immigration and Naturalization Service 425644 364123194UU.S. and Assistant U.S. Attorney 46 45636417934U.S. Marshals Service8 314219 46214 9 14 3 10U.S. Deportment of the Treasury 450 358 1106Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms 333 356363303235228273Internal Revenue Service 3131229 25254 30 19U.S. Customs Service31~ 251 252592413627725217U.S. Secret Service25 4643393622371626 29 25 23 21Judicial branch8 10 28 24 5 4 17 23U.S. Postal Service28Pastal Inspectors21 28 26 2113 144191323Postal Securitl Polrce4 915 317 159 422 12 II 10 19Source: U.S. Deportment of Justice, Federal Bureau of InVestigation, Assaults on Federal Officers, 1979, p. 7;SOlRCEBOO