First District Crime Trends as of August 7, 2022 Takeaways ‑All major types of violent crime have increased since 2021, with shooting incidents showing the smallest (3%) increase and carjacking showing the largest (+107%) -1st District homicide has increased by 36% relative to 2021 – a much slower rate of increase than carjacking…
Takeaways Carjacking incidents are steadily ticking back up – At 190 YTD, we are 202% higher than 2019, 98% higher than 2020, and 9% higher than 2021. Armed robbery continues to slowly rise across the city – We are now at 348 in 2022, a 32% increase relative to 2019, 66% increase relative…
Since Last Week: Arrests 87 new felony arrests (40 violent felony) Case Screening 106 new screened felony cases (58 screened violent) 65 new accepted cases (32 accepted violent) Closed Cases 32 new closed felony cases (12 closed violent) 14 new felony convictions (5 violent felony convictions)
Takeaways July ended with the lowest monthly homicide count (14) of 2022. By comparison, we had 35 homicides in June of 2022. While even one murder is one too many, this is a significant reduction from what we had been seeing. 170 YTD homicides in 2022 (+136% since 2019, +43% since 2021) Nonfatal shooting incidents are down…
Since Last Week: Arrests 105 new felony arrests (49 violent felony) Case Screening 121 new screened felony cases (90 screened violent) 63 new accepted cases (44 accepted violent) Closed Cases 41 new closed felony cases (20 closed violent) 22 new felony convictions (11 violent felony convictions)
OPSO Inmate Snapshot July 26, 2022 Highlights Total Inmates: 1,004 85% (853 inmates) in custody on any felony charge 61% (609 inmates) in custody for a violent felony charge 22% (218 inmates) in custody for a murder charge
Takeaways At 167 homicides to date, we are still 48% higher than the same time last year and 139% higher than 2019 There have been 276 nonfatal shooting incidents to date – 10% lower than 2021 (though we are seeing multiple-victim shooting incidents nearly every week), 104% higher relative to 2019 – NOTE: the quadruple shooting in…
Since Last Week: Arrests 79 new felony arrests (32 violent felony) Case Screening 127 new screened felony cases (58 screened violent) 53 new accepted cases (32 accepted violent) Closed Cases 52 new closed felony cases (20 closed violent) 27 new felony convictions (8 violent felony convictions)
OPSO Inmate Snapshot July 19, 2022 Highlights Total Inmates: 990 85% (843 inmates) in custody on any felony charge 60% (595 inmates) in custody for a violent felony charge 22% (216 inmates) in custody for murder charge
At least 167 homicides to date in 2022 – This represents an increase of 142% over 2019 and 53% increase over the same time in 2021. There have been 264 non-fatal shooting incidents to date in 2022 – This is 102% higher than 2019, 50% increase over 2020, but an 11% reduction compared with 2021. Carjacking…