ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS
Robbery - Burglary - Larceny
January - June 2009/2010
OFFENSES
TOTAL ARRESTS BY OFFENSE
January - June 2010
OFFENSES
Jan. - June Jan. - June Percent
2009
2010
Change
ROBBERY
Highway
3,467
3,330
-4
Commercial House
409
346
-15
Gas, Service Station
154
150
-3
Convenience Store
277
289
4
Residence
523
448
-14
Bank
142
95
-33
Miscellaneous
607
553
-9
5,579
5,211
-7
Total Robbery Offenses
BURGLARY
Residence (total)
COUNTY CRIME INDEX TRENDS — PERCENT CHANGE — January - June 2009/2010
County
Adult Juvenile
Arrests Arrests
Total
Arrests
Murder
128
14
142
Rape
122
44
166
Robbery
1,322
547
1,869
Aggravated Assault
3,708
675
4,383
Burglary
2,340
564
2,904
10,339
2,915
13,254
251
63
314
18,210
4,822
23,032
15
-
15
11,755
1,866
13,621
68
64
132
843
27
870
2,038
34
2,072
80
1
81
Larceny-Theft
Motor Vehicle Theft
SUBTOTAL Index Offenses
Manslaughter
Other Assaults
Arson
12,549
12,880
3
Night
2,907
2,955
2
Day
5,954
6,081
2
Unknown
3,688
3,844
4
Nonresidence (total)
4,403
4,575
4
Stolen Property: Buying,
Receiving, Possessing, etc.
1,261
266
1,527
Night
2,129
2,186
3
Criminal/Malicious Mischief
1,874
921
2,795
746
811
9
Weapons: Carrying, Possessing, etc.
1,607
624
2,231
1,528
1,578
3
Prostitution and Commercialized Vice
816
6
822
16,952
17,455
3
Sex Offenses (Except rape & prostitution)
636
132
768
23,464
2,617
26,081
52
8
60
6,786
40
6,826
12,894
140
13,034
Day
Unknown
Total Burglary Offenses
Forgery & Counterfeiting
Fraud
Embezzlement
Drug Abuse Violations
LARCENY
Gambling
602
442
-27
Purse-snatching
442
460
4
Offenses against Family & Children
Shoplifting
11,241
11,710
4
Driving Under the Influence
From Motor Vehicles
15,660
15,181
-3
Liquor Laws
2,054
992
3,046
Motor Vehicle parts & accessories
3,439
3,144
-9
Disorderly Conduct
8,399
1,934
10,333
Bicycles
2,433
2,868
18
Vagrancy
528
11
539
11,132
10,398
-7
All Other Offenses (except traffic)
69,757
3,466
73,223
212
227
7
Curfew & Loitering Law Violations
-
1,677
1,677
All Other
14,672
16,194
10
Runaways
-
1,937
1,937
Total Larceny Offenses
59,833
60,624
1
From coin-operated machines
GRAND TOTAL
Bergen
Burlington
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland
Essex
Gloucester
Hudson
Hunterdon
Mercer
Pocket-picking
From buildings
Atlantic
163,137
21,585 184,722
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Ocean
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
Year
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
2009
2010
Murder Rape Robbery
12
13
2
8
4
2
19
21
1
1
7
7
52
51
2
17
20
12
5
5
11
7
9
2
2
4
5
7
4
1
1
1
5
11
2
-
* Percent change less than one-half of one percent.
27
24
14
15
25
32
63
58
13
12
15
10
78
81
17
13
34
30
2
3
32
10
35
37
28
35
9
14
24
13
30
30
5
3
9
9
3
1
44
37
4
7
281
290
144
133
123
133
585
560
27
26
137
112
1,242
1,196
100
88
683
585
3
4
364
252
268
250
241
225
51
43
101
105
533
521
20
25
47
50
9
2
605
601
15
10
Aggravated
Assault
377
353
307
312
161
174
872
847
77
80
254
252
1,174
1,163
171
151
732
755
19
24
367
493
430
394
342
363
126
123
229
213
459
611
47
51
65
65
34
41
435
537
58
29
Violent
Crime
Total
697
680
467
468
313
341
1,539
1,486
118
119
413
381
2,546
2,491
290
252
1,466
1,390
24
31
775
760
738
692
618
632
186
182
356
335
1,027
1,169
72
83
122
124
47
45
1,089
1,186
79
46
Burglary
828
956
947
950
712
644
1,600
1,688
518
463
668
628
2,064
2,003
666
678
1,356
1,266
136
99
717
842
1,219
1,139
1,098
1,248
477
512
911
1,018
1,051
1,352
177
191
389
373
147
134
1,133
1,163
138
108
Motor Nonviolent
LarcenyVehicle
Crime
Theft
Theft
Total
3,160
3,421
4,507
4,354
2,651
2,702
4,963
5,516
1,120
1,188
1,709
1,671
5,493
4,926
2,526
2,908
4,154
4,161
358
368
2,597
2,423
5,325
5,151
4,451
4,949
2,135
1,992
3,640
3,997
3,584
3,603
457
553
1,577
1,605
773
727
4,115
3,853
538
556
188
135
323
255
181
142
648
509
34
24
96
90
2,390
2,011
126
113
839
702
20
21
300
306
481
435
219
212
104
66
126
127
624
471
31
31
110
84
16
15
880
788
24
21
Total
Crime
Index
4,176 4,873
4,512 5,192
5,777 6,244
5,559 6,027
3,544 3,857
3,488 3,829
7,211 8,750
7,713 9,199
1,672 1,790
1,675 1,794
2,473 2,886
2,389 2,770
9,947 12,493
8,940 11,431
3,318 3,608
3,699 3,951
6,349 7,815
6,129 7,519
514
538
488
519
3,614 4,389
3,571 4,331
7,025 7,763
6,725 7,417
5,768 6,386
6,409 7,041
2,716 2,902
2,570 2,752
4,677 5,033
5,142 5,477
5,259 6,286
5,426 6,595
665
737
775
858
2,076 2,198
2,062 2,186
936
983
876
921
6,128 7,217
5,804 6,990
700
779
685
731
Percent
Arson
Change
7
-3
-1
5
*
-4
-9
10
-4
-4
-1
-4
10
-5
9
5
16
-1
-6
-3
-6
33
28
30
23
31
26
89
67
13
9
29
11
71
50
20
22
45
39
4
1
24
30
37
29
25
33
10
10
36
41
12
19
10
9
4
4
10
2
19
21
5
-
Domestic
Bias
Violence Incident
Offenses Reports
2,758
2,712
2,052
2,216
1,836
1,936
3,242
3,340
539
570
1,630
1,874
2,590
3,028
1,591
1,678
1,914
1,872
248
374
1,379
1,441
2,185
2,365
2,518
2,695
1,194
1,391
2,377
2,456
1,955
2,085
385
418
1,150
1,142
657
687
1,770
1,881
773
865
5
8
22
26
25
30
9
15
3
4
2
7
8
10
29
10
7
1
2
8
9
51
59
98
95
22
9
41
43
11
8
13
5
2
4
5
9
9
6
-1
8,321
7,666
233
1,662
655
5,771
1,720
613
5,764
306
7,790
8,403
3
35,474
6,124
2,500
25,650
1,200
32,974
34,367
31,720
1,411
5,918
2,647
24,391
53,718
43,996
5,125
9,669
9,722
29,202
9,314
9,720
29,678
6,043
45,035
54,755
-2
Percent
Change
NEW JERSEY UNIFORM CRIME REPORTING
(January - June 2009/2010)
Statistics presented here were gathered under the Uniform Crime Reporting
Program of New Jersey and were submitted by all law enforcement agencies within
the state. Attempts at comparison of resulting crime figures should not be made
without first considering the individual crime factors that exist in each county.
The New Jersey Crime Index increased less than one-half of one percent for
the six-month period January through June 2010, compared with January through
June 2009.
The violent crime category, which consists of Murder, Rape, Robbery and
Aggravated Assault, decreased 1 percent, while the nonviolent crime group
consisting of Burglary, Larceny-Theft and Motor Vehicle Theft increased less than
one-half of one percent.
Individual increases in violent crime were recorded as follows: Murder, 13
percent; Aggravated Assault 4 percent. Rape and Robbery experienced decreases
of 7 percent in each category.
In the non-violent crime category, increases were recorded as follows:
Burglary, 3 percent, Larceny-Theft, 1 percent, and Motor Vehicle Theft decreased
15 percent.
Arson decreased 15 percent. The number of Domestic Violence offenses
increased 7 percent, and the number of reported Bias Incident offenses increased
6 percent.
Recorded below are the individual crime volumes and percent changes for this
six-month period.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY - CRIME INDEX TRENDS
January - June Percent Change 2009/2010
465
430
1,525
1,563
5,024
4,741
Offenses known to police:
Index Offenses
Jan. - June '09
Jan. - June '10
Murder
156
177
Rape
511
474
-7
5,579
5,211
-7
144
12
34
129
42
12
824
23
128
914
153
17
4,243
313
142
127
316
4,536
Robbery
Aggravated Assault
6,736
7,031
4
17,455
3
Larceny-Theft
59,833
60,624
1
7,760
6,558
-15
Total Crime Index
97,527
97,530
*
Violent Crime
12,982
12,893
-1
Nonviolent Crime
84,545
84,637
*
557
474
-15
34,743
37,026
7
354
376
6
Motor Vehicle Theft
2010
2009
Bias Incidents
* Less than one-half of one percent.
Prepared by the Uniform Crime Reporting Unit, New Jersey State Police, in
conjunction with the Advisory Representative on Uniform Crime Reporting,
New Jersey State Chiefs of Police Association.
Rural
2010
2009
Suburban
2010
13
16,952
Domestic Violence
2009
% Change
Burglary
Arson
Urban
Total
Crime
Index
Nonviolent
Crime
Total
Motor
Vehicle
Theft
Violent
Crime Burglary LarcenyTheft
Total
Year Murder Rape Robbery Aggravated
Assault
Character
Nonviolent Crime
Violent Crime
URBAN - SUBURBAN - RURAL CRIMES
The individual offenses for each of the areas are listed below.
CRIME INDEX TRENDS - PERCENT CHANGE
January - June 2009/2010
Issued by the State of New Jersey
Office of the Attorney General
Department of Law & Public Safety
Paula T. Dow, Attorney General
Col. Joseph R. Fuentes, Superintendent, New Jersey State Police
State of New Jersey
Department of Law & Public Safety
Division of State Police
(Uniform Crime Reporting Unit)
Post Office Box 7068
West Trenton, New Jersey 08628-0068
Issued by the State of New Jersey
Office of the Attorney General
Department of Law & Public Safety
Paula T. Dow, Attorney General
Col. Joseph R. Fuentes, Superintendent, New Jersey State Police
All 2010 crime figures from reporting units are preliminary.
Final figures are published in the Annual Report.