ARRESTS – January 1 – April 15, 2019-2023 SCREENING DECISIONS – January 1 – April 15, 2019-2023 DISPOSITIONS – January 1 – April 15, 2019-2023 VIOLENT FELONY Arrests, Screening, and Closed Cases NON-VIOLENT FELONY Arrests, Screening, and Closed Cases
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A note about homicides While we cross-check our numbers against coroner records, major offense logs, media reports, and any other source available, homicide numbers are subject to change as investigations progress. Homicides may be reclassified as “undetermined” if the coroner cannot definitively state whether the injury was self-inflicted, accidental, or intentional. More commonly, deaths initially…
Newell Pt. 1 Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission, joins Newell to discuss House Bill 321, the transition of juvenile offenders “upgrading” from property crimes to violent crimes, and how judges adjudicate juvenile offenders. Newell Pt. 2 Newell speaks with Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission, about House Bill 321, law…
Download Full Q1 District Report 2023 First District Trends The most alarming change we have seen in the 1st District is a consistent and substantial increase in the rate of both HOMICIDE (+100% vs, 2019; +500% vs. 2020; +200% vs. 2021; +33% vs. 2022) AND NONFATAL SHOOTING INCIDENTS (+280% vs. 2020; +73% vs. 2021; +12%…
Download Full Q1 District Report Second District Trends 2023 The 2nd District typically has a relatively low HOMICIDE rate, though rates have doubled since 2019. The past three years have shown no change in 2nd District homicides. NONFATAL SHOOTING incidents are also lower in the 2nd District than nearly any other in the city CARJACKING…
Download Full Q1 District Report Third District Trends 2023 Third District HOMICIDE is the only violent crime that continues to increase compared with past years NONFATAL SHOOTING incidents were higher in both Q1 2021 and 2022 compared with Q1 2023 CARJACKING incidents have fallen 40% since their peak in 2021 (most of the…
Download Full Q1 District Report The 4th District is typically one of the lower districts with regard to reported violent crime. Aside from a spike in SHOOTING INCIDENTS in 2020, there have been no major changes in 4th District violent crime trends. 2022 Per Capita Rankings 4 HOMICIDES per 10,000 residents – ranked 6th of the 8 NOPD…
Download Full Q1 District Report 5th District 2023 Trends HOMICIDE in the 5th District increased 25% relative to Q1 2022. As of Q1 2023, the 5th District accounted for 16% of Orleans homicides – a significant improvement over 2021, when 26% of the city’s homicides occurred in the 5th District 5th District SHOOTING…
Download Full Q1 District Report 6th District 2023 Trends The 6th District has shown the largest increase in HOMICIDE since 2022 (+71%). At the end of Q1 2023, the 6th District accounted for 18% of Orleans’ homicides, second only to the 7th District SHOOTING INCIDENTS in the 6th District have also shown significant…