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----.---------------------------------~------------------------------Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics 1983Table 4.10 Arrests in suburban areas, a by oi'fense charged and sex, 1981Offense chargedTotalMurder and nannegligentmanslaughterForcible rapeRobberyAggrovated assaultBurglaryLarceny-theftMotor vehicle theftArsonViolent crime dProperty crime eTotal Crime IndeiN)TE: See N)TE, Table 4.1. These figures present information from all suburban law enforcementagencies submitting complete reports for at least 6 months In 1981 (Source, p. 318). Papulationfigures are July I, 19111 preliminary counts by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. For ddlnitions ofoffenses and suburbon areas, see Appendix 2.Other assaultsForgery and counterfeitingFraudEmbezzlementStolen property; buying,receiving, possessingVandrJlismWeapons; carrying,po!isessing, etc.Prostitution andcomnercialized viceSex offenses (except forciblerape and prostitution)Drug obuse violotionsGamblingOffenses against familyand childrenDriving under the InfluenceLiquor lawsDrunkennessDisorderly conductVagrancyAll ather offenses(except traffic)SuspicionCurfew and loiteringlaw violationsRunaways(5,837 agencies; 198 I estimated population 87,008,000)Totalnumber3,479,6665,2118,61034,18688,406176,319416,54838,7227,665136,413639,254775,667160,78628,795108,6282,78347,95892,83051,9926,39722,593191,9295,72323,367596,957177,282310,995201,8556,502584,0384,22425,57252,793Persons arrestedPercent distributlo~MaleFemaleof offenses charged~ber Percent ~r Percent Total Mole Female2,925,480 84.1 554,186 15.9 100.0 100.0 100.04,5418,52831,79378,186164,836294,71135,1076,844123,048501,498624,546138,10119,77961,4082,03942,87285,05148,2271,84821,467165,5595,04821,546533,434149,230284,516173,0775,708496,0713,67619,19723,080alncludes suburban city and county lawenforcement agencies within metropolitan areas.Excludes core cities. Suburbon cities and counties arealso iBcluded in other groups.Because of rounding, percents may not add tototal.87. !99.093.088.493.570.890.789.390.278.580.585.968.756.573.389.491.692.828.995.086.388.292.289.484.291.585.787.884.987.075.143.7670822,39310,22011,483121,8373,61582113,365137,756151,12122,6859,01647,2207445,0867,7793,7654,5491,12626,3706751,82163,52328,05226,47928,77879487,9675486,37529,71312.91.07.011.66.529.29.310.79.821.519.514.131.343.526.710.68.47.271.15.013.711.87,810.615.88.514.312.215.113.024.956.30.10.21.02.55.112.01.10.23.918.422.34.60.83.10.11.42.71.50.20.65.50.20.717.25.18.95.80.216.80.10.71.50.20.31.12.75.610.11.20.24.217.121.34.70.72.10.11.52.91.60.10.75.70.20,718.25.19.75.90.217.00.10.70.80.1(c)0.41.112.122.00.70.12.424.927.34.11.68.50.10.91.40.70.80.24.80.10.311.55.14.85.20.115.90.11.25.4~Lep~ than one-tenth of I percent.Violent crimes are offenses of murder, forciblerape, l,obbery, and aggravated assault.Property crimes are offen.~es of burglary, larcenytheft'fmotor vehicle theft, and orson.Includes arson.Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Crime In the United States, 1981(Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1982), p. 225. Table adapted by sdRCES