State of Minnesota Department of Public Safety
Minnesota Crime Information 2002
Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Criminal Justice Information Systems Section Uniform Crime Report
July 1, 2003
The Honorable Tim Pawlenty Governor of the State of Minnesota And Members of the Legislature State Capitol Building Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155
Dear Governor Pawlenty:
In accordance with Minnesota State Statute 299C.18, the Department of Public Safety, Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is pleased to submit the Minnesota Crime Information-2002 report for your review.
In the year 2002 Minnesota recorded a 0.7% increase in Part 1 crimes. Part 1 crimes include both the serious violent and property crime categories. Violent crimes (murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault) decreased 4% and property crimes (burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft and arson) increased .5%.
This report provides statistics to law enforcement personnel, members of State government and the general public for their use in analyzing crime in Minnesota. The statistics are in compliance with the guidelines set forth by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program and will also be included in their Crime in the United States-2002 publication. The data should not be considered a comparison of individual law enforcement agency activities as there are numerous factors involved in measuring crime data that cannot be addressed with this publication.
These crime statistics have been compiled with the dedication and participation of the police and sheriffs throughout Minnesota. With their continued contributions the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is able to provide a comprehensive picture of crime in Minnesota.
Sincerely yours,
Rich Stanek Commissioner
State of Minnesota Minnesota Crime Information - 2002
Rich Stanek Commissioner Minnesota Department of Public Safety
Michael W. Campion Superintendent Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Robert P. Johnson Director Criminal Justice Information Systems
Kathleen F. Leatherman Editor Criminal Justice Information Systems
Connie Dufresne Editorial Staff Criminal Justice Information Systems
Prepared by: Minnesota Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Criminal Justice Information Systems 1246 University Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55104-4197
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iv PREFACE
In 1935, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension was Limited information is also available on law given the responsibility to collect activity information enforcement personnel. from the law enforcement agencies throughout the State of Minnesota. Biennially, reports were Comparisons with previous years’ statistics will be completed and forwarded to the concerned parties as presented for trend changes that might be of use to required by State Statute. In 1972, the publications the evaluator. Individual comparisons on specific began to be printed annually. measurements will be left to the evaluator for use as required by the individual's need. This report measures the amount of criminal activity within the State as collected and prepared from data The Minnesota Crime Information – 2002 submitted by individual law enforcement agencies. publication is compiled from crime statistics that The criminal activity consists of measurements were provided by Minnesota’s police and sheriffs. involving offenses, clearances, and arrests. Notations are provided on Table 38, Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Along with the collection of crime statistics, other Agency-2002, to agencies not submitting 12 months statutory requirements are included in this worth of data. Any comparisons with previous years publication. Among those requirements are sections should be viewed with caution. that provide information on the number of law enforcement officers killed or assaulted; firearms The Minnesota Department of Public Safety, Bureau discharges by police officers; missing children of Criminal Apprehension wishes to express its reports; police pursuits, and bias offenses. thanks to the cooperating law enforcement agencies whose assistance provide the success of this publication.
v vi TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES CONTRIBUTING...... 1
CRIME INFORMATION ...... 2 Background (MN State Statutes 299C.05, 299C.06, 299C.12)...... 2 Goals and Objectives ...... 2 Reporting Procedures...... 3 Crime Factors...... 4 Flow Chart of the CJRS/UCR in Minnesota ...... 6 A Description of Uniform Crime Reporting Offenses and Their Classifications ...... 7
MINNESOTA OFFENSE INFORMATION ...... 11 Minnesota Crime Index Information...... 11 2002 Statewide Overview...... 11 Crimes of Violence...... 15 Criminal Homicide - Murder ...... 16 Forcible Rapes - Including Attempts...... 22 Robbery ...... 23 Aggravated Assault...... 25 Crimes Against Property ...... 27 Burglary...... 28 Larceny...... 31 Motor Vehicle Theft ...... 34 Arson...... 36 2002 Crime Index for Population Groups - Sheriff's Departments ...... 38 2002 Crime Index for Population Groups - Municipal Police Departments...... 39 Minnesota Property Crime Value Information-2002 ...... 40 Additional Statewide Offense Information ...... 43
MINNESOTA ARREST INFORMATION ...... 56 General Arrest Information...... 56 2002 Arrests by Agency ...... 62 Narcotic Arrest Information ...... 73
URBAN-RURAL AND REGIONAL INFORMATION...... 83 Comparison of Urban-Rural Offenses/Arrests for 2002...... 83 Crime Offenses and Arrests for State Judicial Districts...... 91
MINNESOTA LAW ENFORCEMENT EMPLOYEE INFORMATION ...... 95 LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS KILLED OR ASSAULTED ...... 105 LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS FIREARMS DISCHARGES (MN State Statute 626.553)...... 109 POLICE PURSUITS (MN State Statute 626.5532)...... 113 BIAS MOTIVATED CRIMES (MN State Statute 626.5531) ...... 116 MINNESOTA MISSING CHILDREN REPORT (MN State Statute 299C.52) ...... 120 COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY OFFENSE INFORMATION...... 122 APPENDIX A: GLOSSARY...... 165 Also available on-line at http://www.dps.state.mn.us
vii viii LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Figure Page 1 Number of Violent Crimes Reported, 1998-2002...... 13 2 Number of Property Crimes Reported, 1998-2002...... 13 3 Number of Homicides By Relationship for 2002 ...... 17 4 Number of Homicides and How They Were Committed During 2002 ...... 18 5 Homicide Situations...... 18 6 Homicide Victims and Offenders...... 20 7 Homicide Circumstances - 2002...... 20 8 Comparison of Rapes Unfounded, Attempted, and Cleared for Period 1998-2002...... 22 9 Types of Weapons Used for Robberies in 2002 ...... 23 10 Average Stolen Property Loss Per Robbery Type for 2002 ...... 24 11 Stolen Property Value for Types of Robberies - 2002...... 24 12 Types of Weapons Used for Aggravated Assaults in 2002...... 25 13 Types of Burglaries in Minnesota for 2002 ...... 28 14 Residence/Non-Residence Burglaries By Time of Day, 1998-2002...... 29 15 Total Burglaries By Place of Occurrence, Stolen Property Values, 1998-2002 ...... 30 16 Comparison of Larceny Thefts By Value Reported in Minnesota for 2002 ...... 31 17 Total Larceny Thefts By Type Reported in Minnesota for 2002 ...... 32 18 Average Stolen Property Loss Per Type of Larceny for 2002...... 32 19 Total Dollar Loss By Type of Larceny for 2002 ...... 33 20 Stolen Vehicles By Type, 1998-2002 ...... 34 21 Comparison of Motor Vehicles Recovered, 1998-2002...... 35 22 Average Dollar Loss Per Property Offense in Minnesota, 2001-2002...... 42 23 Percentage of Dollars Lost to Serious Crime in Minnesota for 2002...... 42 24 Number of Arrests By Age in Minnesota for 2002...... 59 25 Percentage of Persons Arrested By Age Groups, 1998-2002...... 60 26 Number of Narcotics Arrests in Minnesota for 1993-2002...... 73 27 Narcotics Arrests by Type for 2002 ...... 73 28 State of Minnesota Judicial Districts...... 92 29 Type of Weapon Used in Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers in 2002 ...... 107 30 Type of Activity Engaged in at Time of Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers in 2002...... 107 31 Number of Assaults By Type of Assignment - 2002...... 108 32 Number of Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers By Time of Day - 2002...... 108 33 Number of Firearm Discharges By Type of Assignment - 2002...... 111 34 Number of Firearm Discharges By Type of Activity - 2002...... 111 35 Number of Firearm Discharges By Time of Day - 2002 ...... 112 36 Reason for Pursuit - 2002 ...... 115 37 Number of Pursuits by Time of Day - 2002...... 115
ix x LIST OF TABLES Table Page 1 Total Number of Contributors: 2002...... 1 2 Murder Victims by Age, Sex and Race...... 19 3 Murder Offenders by Age, Sex and Race ...... 19 4 2002 Homicides by Reporting Agency ...... 21 5 2002 Arson Summary...... 37 6 2002 Crime Index for Population Groups, Sheriff’s Departments...... 38 7 2002 Crime Index for Population Groups, Municipal Police Departments ...... 39 8 Total Value of Property Stolen/Recovered in Minnesota for 2002 ...... 40 9 Minnesota Property Information by Property Type for Stolen/Recovered Values in 2002...... 41 10 2002 Statewide Offense and Clearance Information ...... 44 11 2002 Statewide Property Information ...... 45 12 Minnesota Summary Information Rate per 100,000 Inhabitants (and Percent Cleared), 2002...... 46 13 Crime Index Summary, 1936 - 2002...... 54 14 Total Arrests by Age and Sex in Minnesota for 2002 ...... 57 15 Offense and Race of Persons Arrested for 2002...... 61 16 2002 Arrests by Agency ...... 62 17 Age, Sex and Race of Those Individuals Arrested for Specific Narcotic Violations for 2002 ...... 74 18 Arrests for Sale/Possession of Narcotics 2001 - 2002...... 74 19 Narcotics Arrests by Agency - 2002 ...... 75 20 2002 Urban Offense and Clearance Information ...... 84 21 2002 Urban Property Information ...... 85 22 2002 Rural Offense and Clearance Information ...... 86 23 2002 Rural Property Information ...... 87 24 Urban-Rural* Comparison of Offenses by Sex and Percent of Total Arrests in 2002 ...... 88 25 Urban-Rural* Crime Comparison by Offense - 2002...... 90 26 2002 Crimes and Arrests for State Judicial Districts ...... 93 27 Police Employees as of October 31, 2002 - Urban...... 96 28 Police Employees as of October 31, 2002 - Rural ...... 101 29 Municipal Police, Sheriff and State Patrol Employee Data - 2002 ...... 104 30 Rate of Police Employees (Sworn and Civilian) Per 1,000 Inhabitants - 2002 ...... 104 31 Law Enforcement Officers Killed or Assaulted - 2002 ...... 106 32 Minnesota Firearms Discharge Summary Report Based on Number of Shots Fired - 2002...... 110 33 Number of Firearm Discharges by Community Served - 2002...... 110 34 Pursuit Report Summary - 2002...... 114 35 Bias Offense Summary – 2000 -2002 ...... 117 36 Bias Offenses by Agency and Type - 2002...... 118 37 Missing Children Report 2002 ...... 121 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate per 100,000 by Agency, 2002...... 123
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LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES CONTRIBUTING
To assure an accurate interpretation of the data presented The Department of Public Safety requests that in this report, the exact number of law enforcement information from all reporting agencies be submitted agencies submitting information must be indicated. regularly. Since 1936, the average percent of sheriff's Specifically, reports are collected for urban places (cities and police departments forwarding information has and towns) and rural areas according to the definitions of been over 95 percent. The 97 percent contribution Uniform Crime Reporting. The police departments figure for 2002 is further evidence of the high degree of report information for cities while the sheriff's cooperation reflected by those agencies submitting departments collect information for the rural areas. information.
TABLE 1 TOTAL NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTORS: 2002
Total PDs/SO’s Filing Total Population Represented* Number Cities and Population Population Percent Population Groups Counties Number Percent Total Reported Reported
Total 297 289 97% 4,972,294 4,948,244 99%
Urban Total (Police) 210 202 96% 3,522,009 3,497,959 99% Cities 250,000 or over 2 2 100% 676,960 676,960 100% Cities 50,000 to 100,000 12 12 100% 800,740 800,740 100% Cities 25,000 to 50,000 19 19 100% 669,590 669,950 100% Cities 10,00 to 25,000 53 52 98% 860,342 848,785 98% Cities 2,500 to 10,000 93 92 99% 465,543 462,319 99% Cities under 2,500 31 25 81% 48,834 39,205 80%
Rural Total (Sheriffs) 87 87 100% 1,450,285 1,450,285 100% Counties 50,000 to 100,000 4 4 100% 246,969 246,969 100% Counties 25,000 to 50,000 10 10 100% 316,401 316,401 100% Counties 10,000 to 25,000 41 41 100% 676,694 676,694 100% Counties under 10,000 32 32 100% 210,221 210,221 100%
* 2001 F.B.I. Population Estimate
1 CRIME INFORMATION
BACKGROUND paroles granted and revoked, commutation of sentences and pardons granted and rescinded, and all other data The State of Minnesota, since 1936, has participated in useful in determining the cause and amount of crime in the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Program. The this state and to form a basis for the study of crime, statistics that have been generated each year are not only police methods, court procedure, and penal problems. of vital concern to national figures, but are equally Such statistics and information shall be furnished upon important to the State as a whole. In 1972, Minnesota the request of the division and upon such forms as may began collecting crime related data as part of a be prescribed and furnished by it. The division shall computerized statewide Criminal Justice Reporting have the power to inspect and prescribe the form and System program. The benefits derived from such an substance of the records kept by those officials from automated program are indicated in a modernistic which the information is so furnished. approach to the collection of Uniform Crime Reports. 299C.12 RECORDS KEPT BY PEACE The responsibility and authority for collecting and OFFICERS; REPORTS. Every peace officer shall disseminating the UCR information was mandated to the keep or cause to be kept a permanent written record, in Bureau of Criminal Apprehension through applicable such form as the superintendent may prescribe, of all State Statutes. The State Statutes are as follows: felonies reported to or discovered by him within his jurisdiction and of all warrants of arrest for felonies and MINNESOTA STATE STATUTES,CHAPTER 299C search warrants issued to him in relation to the commission of felonies, and shall make or cause to be 299C.05 DIVISION OF CRIMINAL STATISTICS. made to the sheriff of the county and the bureau, reports There is hereby established within the bureau a division of all such crimes, upon such forms as the of criminal statistics, and the superintendent, within the superintendent may prescribe, including a statement of limits of membership herein prescribed, shall appoint a the facts and a description of the offender, so far as qualified statistician and one assistant to be in charge known, the offender's method of operation, the action thereof. It shall be the duty of this division to collect, taken by the officer, and such other information as the and preserve as a record of the bureau, information superintendent may require. concerning the number and nature of offenses known to have been committed in the state, of the legal steps taken GOALS AND OBJECTIVES in connection therewith from the inception of the complaint to the final discharge of the defendant and The primary goal of the UCR program in Minnesota is such other information as may be useful in the study of to provide statistical information on the volume and crime and administration of justice. The information so affect of crime. To better assist concerned individuals collected and preserved shall include such data as may be and agencies to solve the state crime problem, a more requested by the United States department of justice, at encompassing approach involving all aspects of Washington, under its national system of crime criminal activity was needed. With this in mind, and reporting. examining the recommendations of the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the 299C.06 DIVISION POWERS AND DUTIES; Administration of Justice, the UCR program became LOCAL OFFICERS TO COOPERATE. It shall be one aspect of the computerized State Criminal Justice the duty of all sheriff's, chiefs of police, city marshals, Reporting System. constables, prison wardens, superintendents of insane hospitals, reformatories and correctional schools, The major objectives of Minnesota's UCR Program probation and parole officers, school attendance officers, include: coroners, county attorneys, court clerks, the liquor control commissioner, the commissioner of highways, 1. Statistics on crime in Minnesota to be used by the and the state fire marshal to furnish to the division Governor, Legislature, Crime Control Planning statistics and information regarding the number of crimes Board, and other concerned individuals within the reported and discovered, arrests made, complaints, State. information and indictments filed and the disposition made of same, pleas, convictions, acquittals, probation 2. Statistics on crime for administrative and granted or denied, conditional release information, operational use by law enforcement administrators. receipts, transfers, and discharges to and from prisons, reformatories, correctional schools and other institutions,
2 3. Statistics on specific criminal offenses to be used in by the state and federal programs is one violation. If a the FBI's national crime reports. given criminal act involves more than one offense, only the more serious offense is counted. "Clearance by 4. Statistics involving the age, sex and race of arrest" indicates that at least one person was arrested. It offenders to determine the proper focus for crime does not preclude the fact others may have also been prevention and enforcement. involved in the offense. Any additional arrests are purely supplemental and are used for each department's 5. Statistics on crime for researchers to assist in the record purposes only and not reported under the formation of the causes of crime within a biological, program. sociological and/or psychological framework. Another part of criminal data collection involves 6. Statistics on crime to measure the workload and juvenile offenses and arrests. When reviewing such effectiveness of the 'current' state criminal justice data it should be remembered that many times juvenile system. offenses are handled informally within the different agencies and therefore go unreported. In cases where 7. Statistics on crime for personnel employed by the an offense involves both adults and juveniles, and criminal justice system to help assist them in subsequent arrests are made of both, the crime reporting improving the efficiency and performance of program will indicate this offense to be cleared by the criminal justice agencies. arrest of the adult. Juvenile arrests are used for clearance purposes only in those instances where REPORTING PROCEDURES juveniles alone are involved.
Through Minnesota's crime reporting statutes, Clearing an offense by the arrest of a person(s) is but participating Minnesota Law Enforcement Agencies are one means of indicating such activity. Another required to submit information as determined by the involves the clearing of a reported offense by use of the Department of Public Safety. The required information term "exceptionally cleared". An exceptional clearance is tallied from the individual agency's internal record of exists when some element beyond law enforcement complaints, investigations, miscellaneous reports and action prevents formal charges against the offender. arrests. To help achieve a uniformity of reporting Such a situation might arise if: throughout the State, a copy of the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Handbook is offered to each agency. In 1. The offender commits suicide. conjunction with the manuals, numerous training sessions in record and report writing and filing are 2. A double murder occurs (two persons kill each offered to each agency by field representatives of the other). Department of Public Safety. Individual contact with agencies experiencing difficulty in any phase of the 3. The offender dies after making a confession Criminal Justice Reporting System is also offered by the (dying declaration). field representatives. Verification for authenticity of reports that are submitted are handled by staff at the 4. The offender is killed by a law enforcement Department of Public Safety or by a special "edit" officer. program written into the computerized Criminal Justice Reporting System. Inconsistencies of report information 5. The offender confesses to committing the crime and minor errors are corrected by telephone or terminal while already in custody for another crime or contact. Major errors in UCR reporting methods are serving a sentence. handled exclusively by field representatives. 6. The offender is prosecuted in another city for a The Department of Public Safety, along with the FBI, different crime by federal, state, or local has established their specific program to measure authorities, or for the same offense, and the other criminal data activity for both state and federal purposes. jurisdiction refuses to release the offender. The result is a tabulation of the number and type of 7. Another jurisdiction refuses to extradite the offenses committed, cases cleared or solved, and the offender. persons arrested. A criminal act may involve several crimes, several persons, and several victims; but all that 8. The victim of a crime refuses to cooperate in the is necessary for such an act to be reported and recorded prosecution.
3 are not totally to blame because of their capability to 9. The offender is prosecuted for a less serious charge only report that which is known to them. In may than the one for which he was arrested. instances, the very citizens who are themselves 10. The offender is a juvenile who is handled by a "victims" of a crime fail to inform the law enforcement verbal or written notice to the parents in instances agency of their occurrence. There is a general tendency involving minor offenses. among the public to not report minor crimes that are, in their eyes, of little consequence. The public may also The count of offenses is taken from the record of feel that the law enforcement agency is of little help to complaints received by law enforcement agencies from them. They may also feel the threat of blackmail or victims, witnesses, other sources or discovered by them retaliation for participating in a sex, gambling, or during their own operation. Complaints determined by narcotic offense. The public may also feel the threat of subsequent investigation to be unfounded are eliminated embarrassment for being involved in a crime regarded from the court. The resulting number of "offenses against the norms of society. Given these factors, much actually known to law enforcement agencies" for each crime is never included in the total state evaluation of crime offense category is reported without regard to the crime problem. whether anyone is arrested, stolen property is recovered, local prosecutive policy, or any other consideration. Another element of concern is the actual number of law Reported offenses are recorded by the municipality and enforcement agencies reporting crime information. county in which they occur, rather than to the agency Lack of crime information by delinquent agencies can which may investigate, arrest, or otherwise in some potentially reduce the accuracy of the crime picture as manner dispose of the case. Municipal law enforcement developed from reported information. agencies report those crimes which occur in the counties outside the city. Law enforcement agencies also report The term "selective reporting" also has a bearing on the on a periodic basis, supplemental offense information crime reported by participating agencies. Selective such as the value of property stolen and recovered as reporting reflects only the crimes for which an agency well as circumstances surrounding homicides. considers important or necessary to be reported through Additional reports of persons arrested are submitted. the system. The information that is utilized from such These reports provide information concerning the age, reporting is slanted and misleading. It does not give an sex and race of persons arrested by each individual law accurate account of the crime problem and it further enforcement agency. Reports of persons arrested are discredits the time spent in reporting the "selected" separated as to adults and juveniles. activity. Such reporting is immediately recognizable from the output reports and its improper use affects all Crime data and information submitted by municipal and the information submitted by the contributing law county law enforcement agencies is collected on a daily enforcement agencies. and semi-daily basis under the Minnesota Criminal Justice Reporting System program. Once received, it is Extraneous conditions beyond the realm of law processed and disseminated for use in state and national enforcement also affect the measurement and analysis reports as well as by the participating agencies of crime. These conditions, or CRIME FACTORS, themselves (see CJRS-UCR flow chart). include but are not necessarily limited to:
"Crime rate" is a term often used in evaluating criminal A. Legislative changes as to what constitutes a statistics. The crime rate represents or equates the criminal offense. number of index crimes per 100,000 in population. Basically, it refers to the comparison of the number of B. Density and size of the community population and offenses with the number of potential offenses and the the metropolitan area of which it is part. number of persons exposed to the risk of the offense. It does not include other variables which might affect the C. Composition of the population with reference amount of crime within a given area. particularly to age, sex, and race.
CRIME FACTORS D. Economic status and mores of the population.
When the current method of crime reporting is E. Relative stability of population including commut- considered, several limitations in its accuracy may be ers, seasonal and other transient types. immediately recognizable. Law enforcement agencies
4 F. Climate, including seasonal weather conditions. Information provided in the Minnesota Crime G. Educational, recreational, and religious character- Information 2002, is as accurate as currently available istics. in the State. Crime and arrest statistics should be interpreted with caution when comparing different law H. Effective strength of the police force. enforcement jurisdictions. Reported crimes relate to events, while arrests relate to persons. For any one I. Standards governing appointments to the police criminal act there may be multiple crimes, multiple force. offenders, and multiple victims.
J. Policies of each of the law enforcement agencies. Given the above considerations the total crime picture is indeed influenced by many variables. Opponents of the K. Policies of the prosecuting officials and the courts. Uniform Crime Reporting System are often vocal in pointing out the inadequacy of this system. Proponents L. Attitude of the public toward law enforcement respond by indicating that at the present time there is no problems. other suitable method of collecting criminal statistics. If a better system is developed, tested, and offered as a M. The administrative and investigative efficiency of replacement, law enforcement will not hesitate to the local law enforcement agency, including the implement it. degree of adherence to crime reporting standards.
5 Flow Chart of the CJRS/UCR in Minnesota
L.E. Agency L.E. Agency Direct Non-Direct Contributor Contributor
Criminal Justice MN Dept. of Reporting Public Safety System
Processing
Return 'A' Annual Crime Tape UCR Offenses and in Reports Clearances Minnesota
Supplement to Return 'A' Property Info FBI
Age, Sex, & Race of Offenders Arrested Processing
LEOKA Miscellaneous Annual Crime Law Enforcement Distributions in the Officers Killed U.S. or Assaulted
6 A DESCRIPTION OF UNIFORM CRIME Forcible Rape (does not include Statutory Rape). REPORTING OFFENSES AND THEIR CLASSIFICATION a) Rape by Force - The carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will, but The Department of Public Safety/Bureau of excluding statutory rape and other sex Criminal Apprehension, using the reporting offenses. techniques recommended by the FBI, records criminal data submitted by the many law b) Assault to Rape-Attempts - All assaults and enforcement agencies in the State. The criminal attempts to rape. data collected contains information regarding Part I Offenses called to the attention of Minnesota Robbery - A robbery is defined as the felonious Law Enforcement agencies. and forcible taking of property of another against his will by violence or by putting him in fear. Part I Offenses reflect information on eight This includes all attempts. "serious" crime classifications, and it is generally referred to as the "Crime Index" measurement. a) Armed Robbery-Any Weapon - When any Part II Offenses are represented by twenty "less object is so employed as to constitute force or serious" crime classifications. the threat of force, it will be considered a weapon. This would include firearms, The eight crimes represented in the Part I Offenses knives, clubs, brass knuckles, blackjacks, include murder, rape, aggravated assault, robbery, broken bottles, acid, explosives, etc. Cases burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft, and arson. involving possible pretended weapons or These crimes were chosen because of their cases involving weapons not seen by the uniformity of definition, total volumes, and victim but which the robber claims to have likelihood of being reported. The crimes of with him should be counted in this category. murder, rape, aggravated assault, and robbery are also known as "violent crimes." The crimes of b) Strong Arm-No Weapons - This includes burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft and arson muggings and similar offenses where no are labeled as "property crimes." The law weapon is used by strong-arm tactics are enforcement agency may become aware of these employed to deprive the victim of his crimes in several ways; reports of its own officers, property. This definition is limited to hands, citizens complaints, notification from the arms, fists, feet, etc. Include all attempts. prosecuting attorney and from information supplied by court officials. Aggravated Assault - An Aggravated Assault is an attempt or offer with unlawful force or violence PART I OFFENSES (Serious Crime) to do physical injury to another. As a general rule all assaults will be classified and scored in this Criminal Homicide - The killing of another category. Exclude assaults with intent to rob or person. rape. Excludes simple assault, assault and battery, fighting, etc. These will be scored in the a) Murder - Any unlawful killing of a human appropriate category. being in which the element of malice aforethought was present in the murder. a) Gun - Includes all assaults or attempted assaults involving the use of any type of b) Manslaughter - Any unlawful killing of a firearm. This includes revolvers, automatic human being without the element of malice pistols, shotguns, zip guns, pellet guns, etc. aforethought is counted as manslaughter. b) Knife or Cutting Instrument - Includes all c) Death by Negligence - Any death that occurs assaults or attempted assaults involving the because of the negligence of some person use of cutting or stabbing objects such as other than the victim and that is not in the knives or razors, hatchets, axes, cleavers, commission of an unlawful act. These are scissors, glass, broken bottles, daggers, ice deaths which police investigation established picks, etc. as primarily caused by gross negligence.
7 c) Other Dangerous Weapons - Includes all larceny of auto parts and accessories, bicycle theft, assaults or attempted assaults when an object larceny from buildings, and larceny from any coin other than a gun, knife or cutting instrument operated machines. Any theft that is not a robbery is used. This includes clubs, bricks, jack or any theft that does not result from a breaking handles, bottles, explosives, acid, lye, and entering shall be scored here. Excludes poisons, scalding water, and cases of embezzlements, unlawful conversions, larceny by attempted drowning and burning, etc. bailee, frauds or bad checks. Enter all attempted larcenies. Note: when the true or known value of d) Hands, Fists, Feet, etc.-Aggravated - Includes stolen property is not available, estimates based on all assaults with hands, fists, feet, etc., which accepted police methods of property evaluation could result in an aggravated assault should be used for the purposes of Uniform Crime conviction. In order to be classified as Reporting. aggravated, the victim must suffer great bodily harm. Motor Vehicle Theft - This category includes larceny or attempted larceny of motor vehicles. Burglary - Breaking and Entering - Includes Includes all thefts and attempted thefts of motor any unlawful entry or attempted forcible entry of vehicles. This includes all vehicles which can be any structure to commit a felony or larceny. As a registered as a motor vehicle in this state. general rule, score as one offense, any unlawful Excludes incidents in which the alleged offender entry or attempted forcible entry of any dwelling, had lawful access to the vehicle as in a family attached structure, public building, shop, factory, situation or the unauthorized use by others having storehouse, apartment, house, trailer, warehouse, lawful access to the vehicle such as chauffeur, mill, farm, ship, railroad car, etc. For UCR employee, etc. purposes, breaking and entering with larceny is classified and scored only as breaking and Arson - Includes all arrests for violation of state entering. This does not include breaking and law and municipal ordinances relating to arson entering of motor vehicles. These are scored in and attempted arson. This generally includes any the larceny category. willful or malicious burning of a dwelling, church, college, jail, meeting house, public building, ship a) Forcible Entry - Includes all offenses where or other vessel, motor vehicle, aircraft, contents of force of any kind is used to unlawfully enter a building, personal property of another, goods or locked structure such as any of those listed chattels, crops, trees, fences, gates, grain, above with intent to steal or commit a felony. vegetable products, lumber, woods, marshes, This includes entry by use of a master key, meadows, etc. A death resulting from arson will celluloid, or other device that leaves no be classified as murder and personal injuries outward mark but is used to open a lock. resulting would be classified as assaults . Concealment inside a building followed by breaking out of the structure should also be scored here. PART II OFFENSES (Less Serious Crime) b) Unlawful Entry-No Force - Includes any Other Assaults - This classification consists of all unlawful entry when you fail to discover any assaults and attempted assaults which are simple evidence of forcible entry. or minor in nature. c) Attempted Forcible Entry - Included in this Forgery and Counterfeiting - In this case, place category only when your investigation all offenses dealing with the making, altering, determines that a forcible entry has been uttering or possession with intent to defraud, attempted. anything false in a semblance of that which is true. Include altering or forging of public or other Larceny-Theft (does not include Motor Vehicle records, making, altering, forging or Theft) - This category includes the unlawful counterfeiting coins, plates, banknotes, checks, taking of the property of another with intent to etc. Possessing or uttering forged or counterfeited deprive him of ownership. This involves all instruments, signing the name of another or a larcenies and thefts resulting from pocket picking, fictitious person with intent to defraud and all purse snatching, shoplifting, larceny from auto, attempts to commit any of the above acts.
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Fraud - This is defined as fraudulent conversion Offenses Against Family and Children - and obtaining money by false pretense. Include Includes all charges of non-support, neglect, or bad checks, confidence games, etc., except abuse of family and children by such acts as forgeries and counterfeiting. desertion, abandonment, or non-support, neglect or abuse of a child, or nonpayment of alimony. Embezzlement - This is the misappropriation or misapplication of money or property entrusted to Driving Under the Influence - This classification one's care, custody, or control. is limited to driving or operating any vehicle while under the influence of liquor or narcotic drugs. Stolen Property-Buying, Receiving, Possessing -This includes all offenses of buying, receiving, Liquor Laws - With the exception of possessing, or concealing stolen property as well drunkenness and driving under the influence, all as all attempts to commit any of these offenses. state or local liquor law violations are placed in this class. Excludes federal violations, includes Vandalism-Destruction of Property - This manufacturing, selling, transporting and includes all willful or malicious destruction, furnishing as in maintaining unlawful drinking injury, disfigurement or defacement of any public places. Bootlegging, operating a still, furnishing or private property, real or personal, without the liquor to a minor and the using of a vehicle for consent of the owner or person having custody or illegal transportation of liquor are included. control by cutting, tearing, breaking, marking, painting, drawing, covering with filth or any other Drunkenness - No longer reported under the such means as may be specified by law. UCR program in Minnesota. This offense was repealed in Minnesota on July 1, 1971 (MSS Weapons - This classification includes violation 340.96; C 90, S2). of weapon laws such as the manufacture, sale, or possession of deadly weapons or silencers, Disorderly Conduct-Disturbing the Peace-This carrying deadly weapons, aliens possessing deadly includes all disorderly persons arrested who weapons, and all attempts to commit any of the cannot be classified under Offenses of Criminal above offenses. Homicide, Forcible Rape, Drunkenness, or Vagrancy. Prostitution and Commercialized Vice - Include in this class the sex offenses of a commercialized Vagrancy - This classification indicates arrests nature such as prostitution, keeping a bawdy for failure of an individual to give a good account house, disorderly house, or house of ill repute, of himself, begging, loitering, etc. pandering, procuring, transporting or detaining women for immoral purposes, etc., and all All Other Offenses - Include in this class every attempts to commit any of the above. other state or local offense not included, except traffic. This encompasses abduction and Sex Offenses - This includes all sex offenses other compelling to marry, abortion (death resulting than forcible rape, prostitution, and from criminal abortion, according to statutes, is a commercialized vice. This encompasses offenses criminal homicide), bastardy and concealing death against chastity, common decency, morals, and the of a bastard, bigamy and polygamy, blackmail and like such as adultery and fornication, buggery, extortion, bribery, contempt of court, incest, indecent exposure, sodomy, carnal abuse discrimination and unfair competition, (no force), and all attempts to commit any of the kidnapping, offenses contributing to juvenile above. delinquency, perjury, possession, repair, Narcotic Drug Laws - This includes all arrests manufacturing, etc., of burglary tools, possession for the violation of state and local ordinances, or sale of obscene literature and unlawful use, specifically those relating to the unlawful possession, etc., of explosives, etc. possession, sale, use, growing, manufacturing, and making of narcotic drugs. Suspicion - This category is used for unknown incidents when the actual offense has not been Gambling - Includes all charges relating to determined. promoting, permitting, or engaging in gambling.
9 Curfew and Loitering Law Violation (Juvenile) This area shows offenses relating to local curfew Runaways (Juveniles) - This classification is or loitering ordinances, where such laws exist. It limited to juveniles taken into protective custody is limited to juveniles taken into protective under provisions of State Statutes. custody who have run away from the reporting jurisdiction.
10 MINNESOTA OFFENSE INFORMATION MINNESOTA CRIME INDEX INFORMATION Statewide Overview
Crime Index (Serious Crimes) • Murder - Offenses involving murder totaled 115 in 2002 in Minnesota compared to 111 in The eight major criminal offenses are referred to 2001, an increase of 1 percent. as the crime index and they are used to evaluate the changes and trends in amounts of crime over • Rape - Minnesota registered 2,258 rapes in designated periods of time. Following is a 2002 and 2,201 in 2001; an increase of 2.5 summary of the crime index for 2002. percent.
• The crime index in Minnesota totaled • Robbery - There were 3,929 robberies in 177,543 offenses during 2002, which was an Minnesota in 2002 compared to 3,740 increase of 0.7 percent from the 176,317 offenses in 2001; an increase of 5.0 percent. offenses occurring in 2001. • Aggravated Assault - Offenses involving • The crime rate* represented 3,571 per aggravated assault numbered 7,076 in 2002 100,000 in population for 2002, while in compared to 6,968 aggravated assaults in 2001 the crime rate was registered at 3,584 2001; an increase of 1.5 percent. per 100,000 population, a .3 percent decrease. Property Crimes • Of the total crime index offenses reported in 2002, 20 percent were cleared by arrest or Property crime in Minnesota in 2002 amounted to exceptionally cleared. In 2001, 22 percent of 93 percent of the crime index offenses for that the total offenses were cleared by arrest or year. There were a total of 164,165 burglaries, exceptionally cleared. larcenies, motor vehicle thefts, and arsons actually reported in 2002. Compared with the 163,297 • Larceny was the largest category of serious offenses reported in 2001, the 2002 figure crime reported for Minnesota in 2002 with a represents a 1 percent increase in property crime total of 122,254 offenses reported. Larceny for the state. Property crime for the nation in 2002 was also the largest category of serious crime remained unchanged from 2001 based on reported for the state in 2001 with 118,661 preliminary figures released by the F.B.I. in June total offenses reported. 2003. The number of property crimes for the state per 100,000 population for 2002 was 3,301 and in Violent Crimes 2001 it was 3,319.
Violent crime in Minnesota accounted for 7 • Burglary - There were 27,898 burglaries in percent of all crime index offenses reported in Minnesota in 2002 compared to 25,028 2002. There were 13,378 murders, forcible rapes, offenses in 2001; an increase of 11.4 percent. robberies, and aggravated assaults for the year. Compared with the 13,020 total violent crimes • Theft/Larceny - Offenses involving larcenies reported for 2001, the 2002 figure represents a 2.7 in Minnesota in 2002 totaled 121,342 percent increase in violent crime for the state. compared to 122,254 offenses in 2001; a This compares to a 1.4 percent decrease in violent decrease of .7 percent. crime for the nation in 2002 based on preliminary figures released by the F.B.I. in June, 2003. • Motor Vehicle Theft - In 2002 there were The number of violent crimes for the state per 13,771 offenses of motor vehicle theft in 100,000 population for 2002 was 269, while in Minnesota, compared to the 14,838 offenses 2001 there were 264 per 100,000 population. reported in 2001; a decrease of 7.1 percent.
* Minnesota crime rates per 100,000 are based on a 4,972,294 state population estimate from the F.B.I. for 2001.
11 • Arson - In 2002 there were 1,154 offenses of arson in Minnesota, compared to the 1,177 offenses reported in 2001; a decrease of 1.9 percent.
TOTAL ARRESTS*
Law Enforcement agencies within Minnesota's 4,972,294 reporting population area accounted for 220,851 total arrests in 2002. Compared with the 212,150 arrests in 2001, the 2002 figure represents a 4.1 percent increase in arrests for the state.
• ADULT ARRESTS - Arrests for adults in 2002 totaled 161,503 compared to 156,698 arrests in 2001; an increase of 3.0 percent.
• JUVENILE ARRESTS - The total number of juveniles arrested in 2002 for criminal offenses totaled 59,348 compared to 52,452 juveniles arrested in 2001; an increase of 13.1 percent.
* Total arrests represent all arrests for adults and juveniles in either a Part I (serious) or Part II (less serious) criminal offense. An arrest in the Uniform Crime Reporting sense refers to a form of detention by depriving an individual of his personal liberties by a form of legal authority.
12 FIGURE 1 NUMBER OF VIOLENT CRIMES REPORTED 1998 – 2002
9000
7,819 Murder 8000 7,819 Rape 6,983 7,076 7000 6,968 Robbery Aggravated Assault 6000
5000 4,370 3,902 3,929 3,740 4000 3,737
3000 2,360 2,238 2,258 2,241 2,201 2000
1000 138 129 120 111 115 0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
FIGURE 2 NUMBER OF PROPERTY CRIMES REPORTED 1998 - 2002
140,000 Burglary
128,757 Larceny 122,254 121,342 118,661
120,000 116,356 Motor Vehicle Theft Arson
100,000
80,000
60,000
40,000 32,505 27,898 27,455 26,178 25,028
20,000 15,373 14,838 13,771 13,529 13,142 1,434 1,171 1,195 1,177 1,154 0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
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CRIMES OF VIOLENCE
Murder Rape Robbery Aggravated Assault
15 CRIMINAL HOMICIDE - MURDER law enforcement agencies reporting homicides during the year. These reports provided additional Criminal homicide involves those offenses of murder information on the homicide offenses. The following and non-negligent homicide that are classified as information was compiled from reports on 115 willful felonious deaths as distinguished from deaths homicides during 2002. caused by negligence. Attempts to kill are scored as aggravated assaults and not as murder. Justifiable or Relationship of the Victim to the Offender excusable homicides, suicides and accidental deaths are excluded from this category. • 16 homicide victims were killed by a member of their nuclear family (14 percent).
SUMMARY ANALYSIS • 74 homicide victims (64 percent) were non- nuclear family members or friends/acquaintances. • In 2002 there were 128 homicides reported for the state. Of that number, 13 ffenses were listed as • 17 homicide victims (15 percent) were strangers unfounded. There were 115 actual homicides to their assailants. In 8 of the homicides the reported for the state, with 78 of these offenses relationship was unknown. cleared by arrest. This represents a 67 percent clearance rate for that year. Firearms Used to Commit Homicides
• The crime rate for homicide in 2002 was 2.3 per • 59 homicides were committed with some type of 100,000 population. firearm (51 percent).
• Homicide offenses represented 1 percent of the • In 5 (8 percent) of the 57 homicides involving a total violent crimes, with one averaged every three firearm, the victim was a family member. days. • In 43 (73 percent) of the homicides involving a firearm, the victims were killed by person(s) SUPPLEMENTARY HOMICIDE known to them outside of their family. Nine were INFORMATION killed by strangers (15 percent) and 2 (3 percent) the relationship of victim to offender was Supplementary Homicide Reports are manually unknown. submitted to the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension by A breakdown of weapons used appears on page 18, Fig. 4.
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FIGURE 3 NUMBER OF HOMICIDES BY RELATIONSHIP FOR 2002
Acquaintance 56 Stranger 17 Unknown Relationship 8 Wife 6 Girlfriend 6 Other Family 4 Boyfriend 4 Daughter 3 Son 3 Friend 2 Brother 2 Other Known to Victim 1 Neighbor 1 Sister 1 Husband 1
0 102030405060
Unknown 8 Relationship
Stranger 17
Victim Knew 90 Offender
0 20 40 60 80 100
Total Homicides for 2002 = 115
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FIGURE 4 NUMBER OF HOMICIDES AND HOW THEY WERE COMMITTED DURING 2002
Handgun 52
Hands, Fists, Feet 21
Knife/Cutting Instrument 18
Blunt Instrument 11
Shotgun 5
Other/Unknown 4
Rifle 2
Asphyxiation 1
Poison 1
0 102030405060
FIGURE 5 HOMICIDE SITUATIONS - 2002
Single Victim/Single Offender 78
Single Victim/Multiple Offenders 24
Single Victim/Unknown Number of Offenders 13
Multiple Victims/Unknown Offender(s) 0
Multiple Victims/Multiple Offenders 0
Multiple Victims/Single Offender 0
0 102030405060708090
18 Age, Sex and Race of Victims • 53 homicide victims were male (46 percent) compared to 73 (65 percent) in 2001. • The highest number of victims for a single age group was 20-24 with 29 victims (25 percent). • 53 homicide victims were white (46 percent) compared to 55 (49 percent) in 2001.
TABLE 2 MURDER VICTIMS BY AGE, SEX AND RACE- 2002 Percent African Native Age Number of Total Male Female White America America Asian Unknow n n n Under 10 10 9% 7 3 5 3 0 2 0 10 to 14 3 3% 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 15-19 10 9% 10 0 4 5 0 1 0 20-24 29 25% 23 6 6 18 2 0 3 25-29 20 17% 16 4 6 10 2 0 2 30-34 10 9% 5 5 6 2 1 0 1 35-39 9 8% 7 2 7 2 0 0 0 40-44 7 6% 6 1 5 1 0 1 0 45-49 6 5% 5 1 3 2 1 0 0 50-54 7 6% 4 3 6 1 0 0 0 55-59 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60-64 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Over 64 4 3% 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 Unknow 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 n Total 115 100% 86 29 53 45 7 4 6
Age, Sex and Race of Offenders • 129 homicide offenders were male (75 percent) compared to 91 (75 percent) in 2001. • Forty-seven (31 percent) of the offenders were between 20-24 years of age. • 41 homicide offenders were white (27 percent) compared to 45 (37 percent) in 2001. TABLE 3 MURDER OFFENDERS BY AGE, SEX AND RACE – 2002 Percent African Native Age Number of Male Female Unknown White American American Asian Unknown Total Under 10 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 to 14 3 2% 3 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 15-19 21 14% 19 1 1 9 5 4 0 3 20-24 47 31% 45 2 0 7 27 3 3 7 25-29 20 13% 18 2 0 4 10 2 1 3 30-34 11 7% 9 2 0 5 6 0 0 0 35-39 10 7% 10 0 0 4 5 1 0 0 40-44 9 6% 7 2 0 4 2 2 1 0 45-49 4 3% 2 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 50-54 3 2% 3 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 55-59 2 1% 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 60-64 1 1% 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Over 64 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Unknown 20 13% 11 0 9 1 2 0 0 17 Total 151 100% 129 12 10 41 60 14 6 30 19
FIGURE 6 HOMICIDE VICTIMS AND OFFENDERS
140 Juvenile Victims Juvenile Offenders Adult Victims 120 117 117 111 110 Adult Offenders
99 100 97 90 90
80
60
40
24 21 22 16 16 20 14 11 9
0 2002 2001 1997 1992
FIGURE 7 HOMICIDE CIRCUMSTANCES - 2002
Other 32
A rgument - Non/Family 32
Argument - Family 13
Gang Related 11
Robbery 9
A rgument over M oney/P roperty 3
Narcotics 3
B urglary 2
Unkno wn 2
A rgument Due to Influence of A lcohol/Narcotics 2
Child Killed by B abysitter 1
Prostitution 1
Larceny 1
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
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TABLE 4 2002 HOMICIDES BY REPORTING AGENCY
Agency Number Agency Number Bemidji PD 1 Kandiyohi Co. SO 1 Bloomington PD 1 Little Falls PD 1 Brainerd PD 2 Mahnomen Co. SO 1 Brooklyn Center PD 2 Maple Grove PD 5 Brooklyn Park PD 2 Minneapolis PD 47 Brown Co. SO 1 Minnetrista PD 1 Burnsville PD 1 Montevideo PD 1 Carver Co. SO 1 New Brighton PD 1 Cass Co. SO 2 New Hope PD 1 Chisholm PD 1 Otter Tail Co. SO 1 Cold Spring 1 Prior Lake PD 1 Coon Rapids PD 2 Redwood Co. SO 1 Crow Wing Co. SO 1 Richfield PD 1 Douglas Co. SO 1 Robbinsdale 1 Duluth PD 3 Rochester PD 1 Eagan PD 2 South St. Paul PD 1 Fillmore Co. SO 1 St. Paul PD 13 Fridley PD 1 Todd Co. SO 1 Grand Rapids PD 1 Wabasha Co. SO 1 Hennepin Co. SO 1 Washington Co. SO 1 Inver Grove Heights PD 1 West St. Paul PD 1 Isanti Co. SO 1 Wright Co. SO 1 Itasca Co. SO 1
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FORCIBLE RAPES - INCLUDING ATTEMPTS • Of the 2,258 reported actual rapes that occurred in Minnesota in 2002, 2,162 were by force while 96 Forcible rape is the carnal knowledge of a female using were recorded as attempted rapes. force and committed against her will. Uniform Crime Reporting needs require rape to be divided into two • Of the total rapes occurring in 2002, 1,085 or 48 categories: (1) Rape by force, and (2) Attempted rape. percent were cleared by arrest. Of this total, 148 Statutory rape and other sex offenses are excluded were cleared with the arrest of a juvenile.* from this category. Though UCR only collects information about female victims, Minnesota includes • There were 1,964 female victims and 294 male male victims as well. All figures presented will victims reported. include both male and female victims. • The crime rate for rape in 2002 represented 45 per SUMMARY ANALYSIS 100,000 population.
• For the 2,446 rapes reported in 2002, 188 were • The total number of rapes in 2002 represented 17 listed as unfounded. percent of the total violent crimes with 6 averaged per day.
Figure 8 Unfounded Comparison of Rapes Unfounded, Attempted Attempted and Cleared for Period 1998-2002 Cleared
60
48 49 48 50 47 41 40
30 Percent 20 10 8 6 7 77 10 5 44 2 0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Year
* Cases where an adult and a juvenile are arrested for a case are not counted as cleared by the arrest of a juvenile.
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ROBBERY • Of the 3,929 actual robbery offenses that occurred in Minnesota in 2002, 951 or 24 Robbery involves the felonious and forcible taking percent were cleared by arrest. Of the 951 of the property of another against his will, by offenses that were cleared, 177 were cleared by violence or by placing the person in state of fear. the arrest of a juvenile.* The crime of robbery necessitates that a victim be present in order for it to be so classified. As a • The crime rate for robberies in 2002 amounted general rule, robbery differs from larceny in that it to 79 per 100,000 population. is aggravated by the threat and element of force. An attempt to commit a robbery, either armed or strong • In 2002, robbery offenses represented 29 arm is counted as if the actual offense did occur. percent of the total violent crimes with 10 offenses averaged each day. SUMMARY ANALYSIS
• Of the 3,998 total robberies reported in 2002, 69 offenses were unfounded.
Figure 9 Types of Weapons Used for Robberies in 2002
Knife/Cutting Instrument Other Weapon 7% 11% 269 430
2,120 1,110
Firearm 28% Strongarm 54%
Total Robberies = 3,929
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FIGURE 10 AVERAGE STOLEN PROPERTY LOSS PER ROBBERY TYPE FOR 2002
Bank $3,789
Commercial House $1,913
Residence $700
Miscellaneous $545
Convenience Store $496
Gas/Service Station $426
Highway $218
$0 $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 $2,500 $3,000 $3,500 $4,000 Value in Dollars
FIGURE 11 STOLEN PROPERTY VALUE FOR TYPES OF ROBBERIES – 2002 Total Value = $2,177,381
$700,000
$600,000 $573,646
$500,000 $468,165
$400,000
$300,000 $272,813
$184,089 $200,000 Stolen Value in Dollars Stolen Value
$100,000 $64,473 $59,243 $54,952
$0 Highway Commercial Gas/Service Convenience Residence Bank Miscellaneous House Station Store
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AGGRAVATED ASSAULT SUMMARY ANALYSIS
The definition of assault involves an attempt or offer • Of the 7,171 total aggravated assault offenses with unlawful force or violence to do physical injury to reported in 2002, 95 were reported as unfounded. another. An aggravated assault may be committed with a gun, knife or cutting instrument, other • For the total 7,076 actual aggravated assaults dangerous weapons such as clubs, or through the use occurring in Minnesota in 2002, 4,280 or 60 hands, fists or feet. Assault with intent to commit percent were cleared by arrest. Of the 4,280 murder is also listed as aggravated assault. assaults cleared by arrest, 781 were cleared with the arrest of a juvenile. * All assaults where no weapon is used, which result in minor injuries are classified as non-aggravated assaults • The crime rate for assaults in 2002 was 142 per or simple assaults and are not counted in the crime 100,000 population, compared to 141 in 2001. index total. • In 2002, aggravated assault offenses accounted for 52 percent of the total violent crimes with 19 averaged per day.
Figure 12 Types of Weapons Used for Aggravated Assaults in 2002
Hands,Etc Other Weapon 28% 29% 1,962 2,052
1,773 1,289
Gun Knife/Cutting 18% Instrument 25%
Total Aggravated Assaults = 7,076
* Cases where an adult and a juvenile are arrested for a case are not counted as cleared by the arrest of a juvenile.
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CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY
Burglary Larceny Motor Vehicle Theft Arson
27 BURGLARY reported for the state in 2002, 631 offenses were unfounded. Burglary consists of the unlawful entry or attempted forcible entry of a structure to commit a • There was a total of 27,898 actual burglaries theft or felony, even though no force may have that occurred in Minnesota in 2002. Of that been used to gain entry. Burglary is divided into total 3,338 offenses were cleared by arrest three separate classes: which amounted to an 11 percent clearance rate. For the total 3,338 offenses cleared by A. Forcible Entry arrest, 628 were cleared with the arrest of a B. Unlawful Entry - No Force juvenile.* C. Attempted Forcible Entry • The crime rate for burglary in 2002 was 561 Supplementary information is collected that per 100,000 population. denotes the time and place of occurrence. • In 2002, burglaries represented 17 percent of SUMMARY ANALYSIS the total property crimes with 76 averaged per day. • Of the total 28,529 burglary offenses
Figure 13 Types of Burglaries in Minnesota for 2002
Attempted 8%
2,291
Unlawful Entry 9,308 33% 16,299
Forced Entry 59%
*Cases where an adult and a juvenile are arrested for a case are not counted as cleared by the arrest of a juvenile.
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FIGURE 14 RESIDENCE/NON-RESIDENCE BURGLARIES BY TIME OF DAY, 1998-2002
Residential Burglaries by Day/Night Residence - Day Residence - Night Residence - Unknown 9,000 8,051
8,000 7,701 6,967
7,000 6,634 6,416 6,358 6,285 6,003 5,945 5,785 5,766 6,000 5,749 5,513 5,426 5,060 5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
Non-Residential Burglaries by Day/Night Non-Residence-Day Non-Residence-Night Non-Residence-Unknown 6000 4,992 5,047 5000 4,534 4,379 4,196 3,988 4000 3,508 3,406 3,270 3,362 3000
2000 1,021 806 793 893 1000 733
0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
29 FIGURE 15 TOTAL BURGLARIES BY PLACE OF OCCURRENCE AND STOLEN PROPERTY VALUES 1998-2002
Burglaries by Location 1998-2002 Residence Non-Residence 25,000 22,719
20,000 18,937 18,450 17,214 16,339 15,000
9,786 9,448 10,000 8,518 8,487 8,689
Number of Burglaries 5,000
0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
Burglary Losses by Location 1998 - 2002 Residence Non-Residnece
70 64
60
50
40
30 27 20 17 18 Dollars in Millions in Dollars 20 16 11 11 11 10 7
0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
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LARCENY • Of the 121,342 actual larceny offenses that Larceny (theft) is the taking of the personal occurred in Minnesota in 2002, 25,540 were property of another with intent to permanently cleared by arrest, representing a 21 percent deprive him of ownership. Larceny figures will clearance rate. Of the 25,540 larceny include all those offenses in which a theft (also offenses that were cleared, 7,344 were attempted situations) occurred regardless of cleared by the arrest of a juvenile*. monetary loss assigned the stolen property. • Larceny in 2002 represented a crime rate of SUMMARY ANALYSIS 2,440 per 100,000 population.
• Of the total 123,427 larceny offenses reported • The total number of larcenies for 2002 for 2002, 2,085 were listed as unfounded. amounted to 74 percent of the total property crime figures with 332 averaged each day.
FIGURE 16 COMPARISON OF LARCENY THEFTS BY VALUE REPORTED IN MINNESOTA FOR 2002
$50-$200 25% Over $200 30,834 35% 42,639
47,869
Under $50 39%
* Cases where an adult and a juvenile are arrested for a case are not counted as cleared by the arrest of a juvenile.
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FIGURE 17 TOTAL LARCENY THEFTS BY TYPE REPORTED IN MINNESOTA FOR 2002
45,000 40,522 40,000
35,000 30,856
30,000
25,000 18,840 20,000 14,161 15,000
Number of Larceny Thefts of Larceny Number 10,000 4,860 5,863 5,000 1,406 0 From Autos From Buildings Shoplifting Auto Parts/ Access. Bicycles Purse Snatching, All Other Etc.*
*Includes Purse Snatching, Pocket Picking, Cargo Thefts, Coin Operated Machines & Livestock.
FIGURE 18 AVERAGE STOLEN PROPERTY LOSS PER TYPE REPORTED IN MINNESOTA FOR 2002
$1,200
$1,025 $1,000
$780 $800 $724
$600
$419 $400
$226 $241 $200 $130
$0 From Autos From Buildings Shoplifting Auto Parts/Access. Bicycles Purse Snatching, Etc.* All Other
*Includes Purse Snatching, Pocket Picking, Cargo Thefts, Coin Operated Machines & Livestock.
32 FIGURE 19 TOTAL DOLLAR LOSS BY TYPE OF LARCENY REPORTED IN MINNESOTA FOR 2002
45 $41.552 40
35
30
25 $23.778
20 $15.327
Dollars in Millions 15
10
5 $1.324 $2.037 $2.109 $0.338 0 From Buildings Bicycles Auto From Autos Shoplifting Purse All Other Parts/Acces Snatching, Etc.*
TOTAL = $86,468,831
*Includes Purse Snatching, Pocket Picking, Coin Operated Machines, Livestock and Cargo Thefts.
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33 MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT • Motor vehicle thefts in 2002 represented a crime rate of 276 per 100,000 population Motor Vehicle Theft is the larceny or attempted larceny of a motor vehicle. This includes all vehicles • In 2002, motor vehicle thefts represented 8 that can be registered as such. "Joyriding" thefts are percent of the total property crimes and averaged included under this category. 38 per day.
SUMMARY ANALYSIS • There were 10,809 locally stolen vehicles recovered. In addition, 1,872 vehicles that were • Of the 14,744 motor vehicle thefts reported in stolen in other jurisdictions were recovered 2002, 973 offenses were unfounded. locally.
• In Minnesota during 2002, there were 13,771 • Of the 13,771 vehicles reported stolen 10,711 actual thefts reported to have occurred. Of that were automobiles, 1,116 were trucks/buses and total 2,818 were cleared by arrest, indicating a 1,944 were vehicles such as snowmobiles, clearance rate of 20 percent. Out of the total motorcycles, motorscooters, etc. offenses cleared by arrest, 602 were cleared with the arrest of a juvenile*. .
FIGURE 20 All Vehicles STOLEN VEHICLES BY TYPE, 1998-2002 18,000 Autos
Trucks/Buses 16,000 15,373
14,838 Other Vehicles 13,771
14,000 13,529 13,142 12,140
12,000 11,680 10,711 10,587 10,270 10,000
8,000
6,000 Number of Vehicles Stolen 4,000 2,026 1,944 1,847 1,795 2,000 1,722 1,438 1,150 1,132 1,116 1,095
0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
* Cases where an adult and a juvenile are arrested for a case are not counted as cleared by the arrest of a juvenile.
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FIGURE 21 COMPARISON OF MOTOR VEHICLES RECOVERED 1998-2002
12,000 Recovered in Same Jurisdiction Recovered Outside Jurisdiction Total Recovered 10,582 10,809 10,000 9,530
8,000 7,870 7,487 7,086 6,436 6,000 5,775 5,189
Number of Vehicles Recovered 4,000 3,398 3,496 3,094 3,322 2,681 2,377 2,000
0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
NOTE: 1999 figures exclude St. Paul PD. 2000 figures exclude Stearns County Sheriff, St. Cloud PD and St. Paul PD.
35 ARSON percent were cleared by arrest. Of the 278 arsons cleared by arrest, 92 were cleared by the arrest of Arson is defined as any willful or malicious burning or a juvenile.* attempt to burn, with or without intent to defraud, a dwelling house, public building, motor vehicle or • The crime rate for arson in 2002 was 19 per aircraft, personal property of another, etc. Fires of 100,000 population, with 2 offenses averaged per suspicious or unknown origins are excluded. day.
This crime category is distinctive from other offenses • Of the 949 arson offenses reported, 309 (33 in that all arson, regardless of the occurrence along percent) were structural fires, 144 (15 percent) with another crime, are to be reported. During 2002, were arsons of mobile property (motor vehicles, 1,167 offenses were recorded on the Uniform Crime airplanes, boats, etc.) and 496 offenses were for Reports, and 958 on a defined arson report. arson of other property such as crops, timber, fences, signs, etc. (52 percent). SUMMARY ANALYSIS • Of the 309 structures burned, 182 (59 percent) of • Of the total 958 arson offenses known, 9 were the structures were uninhabited. listed as unfounded. • The dollar value lost to arson in 2002 totaled • Of the 949 detailed arson offenses reported as $1,855,922 with structural fires accounting for 82 having occurred in Minnesota in 2002, 278 or 29 percent of the loss ($1,514,772).
* Cases where an adult and a juvenile are arrested for a case are not counted as cleared by the arrest of a juvenile.
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TABLE 5 2002 ARSON SUMMARY*
Property Offenses Actual Total Clearances UninhabitedEstimated Classification Known Unfounded Offenses Clearances Under 18 Structures Property Value Structural: Single Occupancy 52 0 52 21 5 23 $ 420,175 Other Residential 42 0 42 20 6 9 $ 181,259 Storage 30 030 9 6 25$ 164,999 Industrial/Manufacturing 5 0 5 3 0 4$ 501,000 Other Commercial 20 0 20 4 2 14 $ 185,277 Community/Public 60 0 60 24 16 18$ 8,581 All Other Structures 101 1 100 26 10 89 $ 53,481 Total Structural 310 1 309 107 45 182 $ 1,514,772
Mobile: Motor Vehicles 131 3 128 30 11 $ 254,389 Other Mobile Property 16 0 16 3 1 $ 47,031 Total Mobile 147 3 144 33 12 $ 301,910
All Other/Unknown Property 501 5 496 138 35 $ 39,240
GRAND TOTAL 958 9 949 278 92 182 $ 1,855,922
* All figures exclude Minneapolis PD and St. Paul PD.
37 TABLE 6 2002 CRIME INDEX FOR POPULATION GROUPS SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENTS
Part 1 % Index Motor (Index) Crimes Aggravated Vehicle Population Group Crimes Cleared Murder Rape Robbery Assault Burglary Larceny Theft Arson
Group I & II None That Apply
Group III 4,990 20% 2 79 13 142 1,029 3,412 302 11 4 Agencies (50,000-100,000) Population: 246,929 Rate per 100,000 2,020.8 0.8 32.0 5.3 57.5 416.7 1,381.8 122.3 4.5
Group IV 6,497 20% 7 138 25 225 1,823 3,625 625 29 10 Agencies (25,000-50,000) Population: 316,401 Rate per 100,000 2,053.4 2.2 43.6 7.9 71.1 576.2 1,145.7 197.5 9.2
Group V 11,181 22% 7 247 21 338 2,827 6,666 991 84 41 Agencies (10,000-25,000) Population: 676,694 Rate per 100,000 1,652.3 1.0 36.5 3.1 49.9 417.8 985.1 146.4 12.4
Group VI 2,905 22% 2 59 3 143 730 1,773 187 8 32 Agencies (Under 10,000) Population: 210,221 Rate per 100,000 1,381.9 1.0 28.1 1.4 68.0 347.3 843.4 89.0 3.8
Total 25,573 21% 18 523 62 848 6,409 15,476 2,105 132 87 Agencies Population: 1,450,285 Rate per 100,000 1,763.3 1.2 36.1 4.3 58.5 441.9 1,067.1 145.1 9.1
38 TABLE 7 2002 CRIME INDEX FOR POPULATION GROUPS POLICE DEPARTMENTS Part 1 % Index Motor ( Index) Crimes Aggravated Vehicle Population Group Crimes Cleared Murder Rape Robbery Assault Burglary Larceny Theft Arson Group I 44,899 13% 60 554 2,767 3,101 7,665 24,682 5,601 469 2 Agencies (Over 250,000) Population: 676,960 Rate per 100,000 6,632.4 8.9 81.8 408.7 458.1 1,132.3 3,646.0 827.4 69.3 Group II (100,000-250,000) None That Apply Group III 31,404 24% 17 305 473 928 4,213 23,533 1,784 151 12 Agencies (50,000-100,000) Population: 800,740 Rate per 100,000 3,921.9 2.1 38.1 59.1 115.9 526.1 2,938.9 222.8 18.9 Group IV 26,276 26% 5 240 304 649 2,986 20,423 1,526 143 19 Agencies (25,000-50,000) Population: 669,590 Rate per 100,000 3,924.2 0.7 35.8 45.4 96.9 445.9 3,050.1 227.9 21.4 Group V 30,994 25% 9 371 250 969 4,333 23,155 1,735 172 53 Agencies (10,000-25,000) Population:860342 Rate per 100,000 3,602.5 1.0 43.1 29.1 112.6 503.6 2,691.4 201.7 20.0 Groups VI & VII 18,346 27% 6 265 72 578 2,291 14,031 1,016 87 124 Agencies (Under 10,000) Population: 514,377 Rate per 100,000 3,566.6 1.2 51.5 14.0 112.4 445.4 2,727.8 197.5 16.9 Total 151,919 22% 97 1,735 3,866 6,225 21,488 105,824 11,662 1,022 210 Agencies Population: 3,522,009 Rate per 100,000 4,313.4 2.8 49.3 109.8 176.7 610.1 3,004.6 331.1 29.0
39 MINNESOTA PROPERTY CRIME VALUE INFORMATION - 2002
Information on property stolen and recovered in was in the Locally Stolen Autos category while the Minnesota for the offenses of criminal homicide, lowest recovered value reported was Household rape, robbery, burglary, larceny and motor vehicle Items. Table 9 indicates a more specific theft is reflected in the following tables and figures. itemization of property stolen/recovered and the associated monetary values. Figure 22 shows the Table 8 indicates that the property type category of average dollar loss to property offenses in Locally Stolen Autos had the highest stolen value Minnesota for the past year. Figure 23 reflects of property taken in the state in 2002. The what proportion of an average dollar was lost to the Household Items category showed the lowest robbery, burglary, larceny and motor vehicle theft amount of stolen value for property taken during offenses during 2002. that year. The highest recovered value reported
TABLE 8 TOTAL VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN/RECOVERED IN MINNESOTA FOR 2002
Property Type Stolen Value Recovered Value Currency/Notes 26,566,911 $452,328 Jewelry/Metals 10,683,476 656,453 Clothing/Furs 1,948,691 557,281 Locally Stolen Autos 58,552,459 31,268,577 Office Equipment 11,115,145 492,119 TV/Radio/Stereo 15,564,736 691,053 Firearms 2,951,822 95,428 Household Items 976,940 44,370 Consumer Items 1,212,549 187,591 Livestock 102,233 7,201 Miscellaneous 42,158,122 2,802,931 TOTAL $171,833,084 $37,255,332 Stolen Values are based on the “fair market value” at the time of the theft. Recovered Values are determined by “fair market value” at the time of the recovery less any damage or depreciation.
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TABLE 9 MINNESOTA PROPERTY INFORMATION BY PROPERTY TYPE FOR STOLEN/RECOVERED VALUES IN 2002*
********Recovered Value******** Within Outside Total Property Type Stolen Value Jurisdiction Jurisdiction Recovered
Passenger Vehicles/Trucks $44,372,135 $14,474,413 $14,713,017 $29,187,430 Bicycles 1,576,181 195,012 7,171 202,183 Camera Equipment 1,089,162 42,499 15,624 58,123 Clothing 1,492,180 481,241 3,374 484,615 Consumer Items 1,191,499 178,489 3,593 182,082 Furs 6,960 5 0 5 Guns 2,897,125 66,398 26,825 93,223 Household Appliances 743,196 22,144 16,437 38,581 Snowmobiles/ATVs 2,497,758 541,910 152,364 694,274 Jewelry/Precious Metals 8,689,195 349,583 296,053 645,636 Cattle 22,720 2,200 169 2,369 Swine 33,963 598 0 598 Musical Instruments 484,662 31,531 12,334 43,865 Sheep 4,456 257 0 257 Office Equipment 10,578,860 433,608 54,610 488,218 Personal Accessories 1,360,300 78,175 8,261 86,436 Motorcycles/Mini Bikes 1,069,882 166,423 39,250 205,673 Radio/TV/Sound Equipment 12,069,179 492,967 117,499 610,466 Sports Equipment 3,447,198 246,387 91,602 337,989 Currency/Negotiable Bonds 24,035,442 298,017 140,154 438,171 Other Motor Vehicles 4,543,435 602,009 453,216 1,055,225 Viewing Equipment 279,554 21,684 28,613 50,297 Auto Parts/Equipment 2,013,900 95,928 58,315 154,243 Equipment/Tools/Measurin 10,249,948 360,703 200,802 561,505 All Other 12,804,949 778,352 286,094 1,064,446 Livestock-Other 32,729 2,277 1,700 3,977
TOTAL $147,586,568 $19,962,810 $16,727,077 $36,689,887
Stolen Values are based on the “fair market value” at the time of the theft. Recovered Values are determined by “fair market value” at the time of the recovery less any damage or depreciation.
* Values do not include the stolen and recovered values for Minneapolis PD or St. Paul PD.
41 FIGURE 22 AVERAGE DOLLAR LOSS PER PROPERTY OFFENSE IN MINNESOTA FOR 2001 - 2002
$4,500 $4,237 2001 2002 $4,000 $3,775
$3,500
$3,000
$2,500
$2,000
$1,500 $1,190 $1,170 $1,035 $1,017 $1,000 $652 $717 $554 $458 $500
$0 Total Property Larceny Burglary Robbery Motor Vehicle Theft
FIGURE 23 PERCENTAGE OF DOLLARS LOST TO SERIOUS CRIME FOR 2002
Robbery 1%
Burglary 18%
Larceny 50%
Motor Vehicle Theft 30%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
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ADDITIONAL STATEWIDE OFFENSE INFORMATION
In addition to the aforementioned crime index refers to the various property types and the information and property crime values, there are corresponding stolen and/or recovered value. The additional sources of offense information included rest of the table lists the Part I offenses broken as a part of Minnesota Offense Information. down into sub-categories and the value of the property stolen or recovered for each offense. Table 10 contains statewide summary information for total Part I and Part II offenses for 2002. The Table 12 provides summary information including first column lists offenses according to crime the crime rate, population, crime index and percent category, as described in the Crime Information cleared for urban-rural, the various State Judicial section of this publication. The remaining columns Districts, and the reporting agencies in Minnesota give the number of offenses, unfounded offenses, for 2002. the crime rate, offenses cleared by arrest, and offenses cleared by arrest of a juvenile. Table 13 depicts summary Minnesota Crime Index Information for the years 1936-2002 and also Table 11 encompasses 2002 statewide data relating includes state population and crime rate. to property loss. The first portion of the table
43 TABLE 10 2002 STATEWIDE OFFENSE AND CLEARANCE INFORMATION Offenses Total Cleared Cleared Known or Unfounded Actual Crime By By Arrest Offense Reported Number Offenses Rate Arrest* Under 18* Murder/Non-Negligent Man. 128 13 115 2 78 5 Rape 2,446 188 2,258 45 1,085 148 Forcible 2,343 181 2,162 43 1,057 146 Attempted 103 7 96 2 28 2 Robbery Total 3,674 69 3,605 73 951 177 Firearm 1,120 10 1,110 22 250 39 Knife/Cutting 276 7 269 5 78 13 Other Weapon 446 16 430 9 152 17 Strong Arm 1,832 36 1,796 36 471 108 Aggravated Assault Total 7,171 95 7,076 142 4,280 781 Gun 1,311 22 1,289 26 586 109 Knife 1,788 15 1,773 36 1,222 224 Other Weapon 1,991 29 1,962 39 1,245 219 Hands, Feet, Etc. 2,081 29 2,052 41 1,227 229 Burglary Total 28,529 631 27,898 561 3,338 628 Forced Entry 16,565 266 16,299 328 1,994 335 Unlawful Entry 9,564 256 9,308 187 1,084 259 Attempted 2,400 109 2,291 46 260 34 Larceny Total 123,427 2,085 121,342 2,440 25,540 7,344 Auto Theft Total 14,744 973 13,771 277 2,818 602 Autos 11,563 852 10,711 215 2,314 508 Trucks/Buses 1,164 48 1,116 22 224 29 Other Vehicles 2,017 73 1,944 39 280 65 Arson 1,167 13 1,154 23 220 92 Part 1 Total w/o Arson 180,119 4,054 176,065 3,541 38,090 9,685 Part 1 Total w/Arson 181,286 4,067 177,219 3,564 38,310 9,777 Other Assaults 41,238 954 40,284 810 22,380 3,811 Forgery/Counterfeiting 8,553 133 8,420 169 2,826 121 Fraud 23,141 664 22,477 452 13,476 200 Embezzlement 30 - 30 1 15 - Stolen Property 1,546 33 1,513 30 1,217 455 Vandalism 66,961 519 66,442 1,336 9,123 1,490 Weapons 3,933 195 3,738 75 2,378 474 Prostitution 1,021 1 1,020 21 890 12 Other Sex Offenses 4,441 378 4,063 82 2,052 324 Narcotics 17,109 149 16,960 341 14,583 2,643 Gambling 63 3 60 1 36 3 Family/Children 6,961 736 6,225 125 2,382 21 D.U.I. 30,232 44 30,188 607 29,837 697 Liquor Laws 14,585 74 14,511 292 13,798 2,877 Disorderly Conduct 42,677 891 41,786 840 24,199 2,690 Vagrancy 412 1 411 8 385 6 Other (Except Traffic) 55,650 1,038 54,612 1,098 44,094 6,995 Part 2 Total 318,553 5,813 312,740 6,290 183,671 22,819 Grand Total 499,839 9,880 489,959 9,854 221,981 32,596 *Does not include Part 2 offenses for St. Paul PD, Other Assaults only.
44 TABLE 11 2002 STATEWIDE PROPERTY INFORMATION Property Type Number of Offenses Stolen Value Recovered Value Currency/Notes $ 26,566,911 $ 452,328 Jewelry/Metals $ 10,683,476 $ 656,453 Clothing/Furs $ 1,948,691 $ 557,281 Locally Stolen Autos$ 58,552,459 $ 31,268,577 Office Equipment$ 11,115,145 $ 492,119 TV/Radio/Stereo$ 15,564,736 $ 691,053 Firearms $ 2,951,822 $ 95,428 Household Items $ 976,940 $ 44,370 Consumer Items $ 1,212,549 $ 187,591 Livestock $ 102,233 $ 7,201 Miscellaneous $ 42,158,122 $ 2,802,931 Total $ 171,833,084 $ 37,255,332
Murder 115 $ 5,210 Forcible Rape 2,258 $ 28,310
Highway 2,184 $ 573,646 Commercial House 295 $ 564,473 Gas/Service Station 139 $ 59,243 Convenience Store 117 $ 54,952 Residence 263 $ 184,089 Bank 72 $ 272,813 Miscellaneous 859 $ 468,165 Total Robbery 3,929 $ 2,177,381
Residence/Night 6,285 $ 5,097,385 Residence/Day 5,749 $ 8,280,552 Residence/Unknown 6,416 $ 7,086,837 Non-Residence/Night 5,047 $ 5,626,352 Non-Residence/Day 893 $ 736,313 Non-Residence/Unknown 3,508 $ 4,335,028 Total Burglary 27,898 $ 31,162,467 Larceny Over $200 42,639 $ 82,022,241 Larceny $50-$200 30,834 $ 3,684,424 Larceny Under $50 47,869 $ 762,166 Total Larceny 121,342 $ 86,468,831
Auto Theft 13,771 $ 51,990,885
GRAND TOTAL 169,313 $ 171,833,084 Pocket Picking 506 $ 72,390 Purse Snatching 131 $ 45,111 Cargo Thefts 24 $ 21,778 Shoplifting 16,228 $ 2,109,523 From Autos 32,831 $ 23,778,628 Auto Parts/Accessories 4,860 $ 2,037,533 Bicycles 5,863 $ 1,324,370 From Buildings 19,632 $ 15,327,501 Coin Machines 506 $ 175,621 Livestock 239 $ 23,543 All Other 40,522 $ 41,552,833 Total Larceny 121,342 $ 86,468,831
Autos-Stolen Locally-Recovered Locally 7,487 Autos-Stolen Locally-Recovered Not Locally 3,322 Total Stolen/Recovered 10,809 Autos-Stolen Not Locally-Recovered Locally 1,872
45 TABLE 12 MINNESOTA SUMMARY INFORMATION CRIME RATE PER 100,000 INHABITANTS (AND PERCENT CLEARED) - 2002
Crime Index Percent Agency Population* (Part 1) Part 2 Total Cleared
STATE 4,972,294 3,561 5,554 9,114 45
Urban (Police Departments) 3,522,009 4,301 5,852 10,153 43 Rural (Sheriff's Departments) 1,450,285 1,763 4,829 6,593 53
Judicial District 1 641,050 2,728 5,883 8,611 52 Judicial District 2 514,397 5,226 2,544 7,770 28 Judicial District 3 441,367 2,580 6,248 8,829 53 Judicial District 4 1,130,568 4,656 6,701 11,357 40 Judicial District 5 287,251 2,475 7,102 9,577 52 Judicial District 6 251,092 3,812 8,947 12,759 33 Judicial District 7 441,459 2,907 6,424 9,331 54 Judicial District 8 171,686 2,027 4,881 6,909 51 Judicial District 9 323,971 2,950 6,911 9,861 54 Judicial District 10 769,453 3,448 6,658 10,106 44
Aitkin County Total 15,465 3,731 5,496 9,227 47 Anoka County Total 301,390 4,155 7,150 11,305 40 Anoka Co. Sheriff 19,739 2,645 4,124 6,768 45 Anoka PD 18,270 4,297 6,765 11,062 39 Blaine 45,424 5,255 7,641 12,896 35 Centennial Lakes 10,187 3,122 7,274 10,396 51 Columbia Heights 18,719 4,792 10,951 15,743 51 Coon Rapids 62,268 4,468 7,530 11,998 28 Fridley 27,744 5,886 10,795 16,681 47 Lino Lakes 16,971 1,950 5,126 7,077 60 Spring Lake Park 6,845 6,486 11,118 17,604 27 East Bethel 11,058 3,310 5,923 9,233 47 Ham Lake 12,846 2,943 4,126 7,068 40 Andover 26,873 2,743 4,570 7,312 42 Ramsey 18,709 3,175 4,110 7,285 41 Hilltop 774 11,240 27,132 38,372 55 St. Francis 4,963 5,279 10,679 15,958 58 Becker County Total 30,322 3,113 8,591 11,704 52 Becker Co. Sheriff 22,895 1,961 5,914 7,875 38 Detroit Lakes 7,427 6,665 16,844 23,509 66 Beltrami County Total 40,076 3,473 8,856 12,329 63 Beltrami Co. Sheriff 28,031 1,381 4,299 5,679 60 Bemidji 12,045 8,344 19,460 27,804 64 Benton County Total 26,100 2,540 4,785 7,326 49 Benton Co. Sheriff 15,777 2,079 3,987 6,066 51 Sauk Rapids 10,323 3,245 6,006 9,251 47 Big Stone County Total 5,882 1,445 5,746 7,191 44 Big Stone Co. Sheriff 3,701 1,378 6,242 7,620 25 Ortonville 2,181 1,559 4,906 6,465 82 Blue Earth County Total 56,542 4,001 13,155 17,155 49 Blue Earth Co. Sheriff 23,767 1,111 6,602 7,712 67 Mankato 32,775 6,096 17,907 24,003 45
46 TABLE 12 MINNESOTA SUMMARY INFORMATION CRIME RATE PER 100,000 INHABITANTS (AND PERCENT CLEARED) - 2002
Crime Index Percent Agency Population* (Part 1) Part 2 Total Cleared Staples 3,137 4,750 12,273 17,023 61 Traverse County Total 4,178 742 1,460 2,202 59 Wabasha County Total 22,469 1,682 5,002 6,685 54 Wabasha Co. Sheriff 11,615 680 4,279 4,959 64 Lake City 5,003 4,158 6,496 10,654 38 Plainview 3,224 - - - 0 Wabasha PD 2,627 3,464 11,496 14,960 62 Wadena County Total 13,262 2,662 6,326 8,988 74 Wadena Co. Sheriff 8,922 1,121 1,872 2,993 59 Wadena PD 4,340 5,829 15,484 21,313 78 Waseca County Total 19,736 2,037 5,984 8,021 57 Waseca Co. Sheriff 9,020 1,109 4,623 5,732 43 Janesville 2,132 891 2,298 3,189 94 Waseca PD 8,584 3,297 8,329 11,626 62 Washington County Total 202,931 3,104 7,090 10,194 46 Washington Co. Sheriff 59,869 1,988 5,764 7,752 48 Bayport 3,196 2,003 7,322 9,324 63 Forest Lake 6,871 8,703 14,394 23,097 47 Newport 3,755 5,726 12,170 17,896 63 St. Paul Park 5,124 3,981 13,973 17,955 71 Stillwater 15,306 3,358 7,664 11,022 53 Cottage Grove 30,910 2,672 8,107 10,780 45 Oakdale 26,939 4,714 5,156 9,870 35 Woodbury 46,962 2,479 5,745 8,224 39 Oak Park Heights 3,999 6,327 19,380 25,706 45 Watonwan County Total 12,003 2,399 6,182 8,581 55 Watonwan Co. Sheriff 7,258 1,254 3,706 4,960 47 St. James 4,745 4,152 9,968 14,120 60 Wilkin County Total 7,215 2,509 17,505 20,014 71 Wilkin Co. Sheriff 3,618 1,797 5,473 7,269 62 Breckenridge 3,597 3,225 29,608 32,833 72 Winona County Total 50,522 2,098 6,965 9,063 60 Winona Co. Sheriff 19,753 820 3,898 4,718 63 Winona PD 27,360 3,034 9,075 12,109 60 Goodview 3,409 1,995 7,803 9,798 59 Wright County Total 90,939 2,826 5,750 8,576 54 Wright Co. Sheriff 78,021 2,690 5,241 7,931 55 Buffalo 10,205 3,890 9,829 13,719 51 Annandale 2,713 2,728 5,050 7,777 49 Yellow Medicine Co. Total 12,255 1,068 3,174 4,243 25 Yellow Medicine Co. Sheriff 9,152 295 590 885 26 Granite Falls 3,103 3,352 10,796 14,148 25
*Estimated 2001 population, F.B.I. **Crime statistics include all Larceny offenses regardless of value. Part 1 Offenses or "Crime Index" Offenses do not include Negligent Manslaughter. (A) Agency not contributing Part 2 Offenses; Other Assaults only is recorded. (B) Population not calculated.
47 TABLE 12 MINNESOTA SUMMARY INFORMATION CRIME RATE PER 100,000 INHABITANTS (AND PERCENT CLEARED) - 2002
Crime Index Percent Agency Population* (Part 1) Part 2 Total Cleared Brown County Total 27,200 1,665 4,132 5,798 50 Brown Co. Sheriff 7,668 665 1,043 1,708 22 New Ulm 13,740 2,584 7,016 9,600 53 Sleepy Eye 3,553 1,323 2,252 3,574 43 Springfield 2,239 - - - 0 Carlton County Total 32,011 2,755 7,479 10,234 54 Carlton Co. Sheriff 17,580 1,917 5,006 6,923 51 Cloquet 11,321 4,116 12,252 16,368 59 Moose Lake 2,263 3,447 5,524 8,970 26 Scanlon 847 118 236 354 33 Carver County Total 70,959 1,702 3,775 5,478 52 Carver Co. Sheriff 25,897 1,317 3,692 5,008 42 Chanhassen 20,539 1,514 2,459 3,973 42 Chaska 17,636 2,257 5,404 7,660 71 Waconia 6,887 2,294 3,848 6,142 37 Cass County Total 27,441 5,014 12,186 17,201 59 Chippewa County Total 12,173 1,372 3,598 4,970 44 Chippewa Co. Sheriff 6,770 44 74 118 88 Montevideo 5,403 3,035 8,014 11,049 44 Chisago County Total 41,542 3,115 5,683 8,798 46 Chisago Co. Sheriff 24,655 2,916 5,330 8,246 44 Chisago City 2,650 4,528 10,226 14,755 48 Lindstrom 3,047 3,971 10,502 14,473 59 North Branch 8,109 2,306 3,663 5,969 44 Wyoming 3,081 4,771 5,161 9,932 40 Clay County Total 51,779 2,860 7,192 10,052 54 Clay Co. Sheriff 16,224 579 3,026 3,606 54 Dilworth 3,033 3,792 10,814 14,606 71 Moorhead 32,522 3,911 8,932 12,844 52 Clearwater County Total 8,513 2,490 2,255 4,746 41 Cook County Total 5,223 3,523 9,899 13,421 54 Cook Co. Sheriff 3,855 4,773 13,411 18,184 54 Grand Marais 1,368 - - - 0 Cottonwood County Total 12,298 3,578 7,335 10,912 50 Cottonwood Co. Sheriff 5,656 1,503 3,854 5,357 35 Mountain Lake 2,104 5,228 5,466 10,694 43 Windom 4,538 5,399 12,539 17,937 58 Crow Wing County Total 55,691 4,424 6,443 10,867 43 Crow Wing Co. Sheriff 34,433 2,410 2,936 5,347 41 Brainerd 13,319 7,395 13,965 21,360 45 Crosby 2,324 7,014 12,565 19,578 40 Baxter 5,615 8,655 7,569 16,224 42 Dakota County Total 359,165 3,046 5,790 8,836 52 Dakota Co. Sheriff 17,155 1,492 5,485 6,978 64 Burnsville 60,867 3,598 3,506 7,104 42 Farmington 12,498 2,440 6,145 8,585 57 Hastings 18,399 2,870 5,430 8,299 48 Mendota Heights 11,557 - - - 0 Rosemount 14,776 4,108 6,612 10,720 46
48 TABLE 12 MINNESOTA SUMMARY INFORMATION CRIME RATE PER 100,000 INHABITANTS (AND PERCENT CLEARED) - 2002
Crime Index Percent Agency Population* (Part 1) Part 2 Total Cleared South St. Paul 20,384 3,822 8,374 12,196 41 West. St. Paul 19,613 5,568 6,169 11,737 37 Eagan 64,239 2,779 5,069 7,847 55 Inver Grove Heights 30,070 3,479 9,987 13,465 61 Apple Valley 46,016 3,027 5,894 8,921 49 Lakeville 43,591 2,198 7,086 9,284 66 Dodge County Total 17,921 1,758 10,105 11,863 61 Dodge Co. Sheriff 13,476 2,093 12,711 14,804 63 Kasson 4,445 742 2,205 2,947 39 Douglas County Total 33,173 2,161 5,881 8,043 62 Douglas Co. Sheriff 24,258 1,768 4,819 6,588 49 Alexandria 8,915 3,231 8,772 12,002 83 Faribault County Total 16,355 1,345 3,332 4,677 53 Faribault Co. Sheriff 10,174 826 2,133 2,959 47 Blue Earth 3,660 3,716 8,962 12,678 57 Wells 2,521 - - - 0 Fillmore County Total 21,349 656 1,672 2,328 42 Freeborn County Total 32,934 2,086 5,383 7,469 71 Freeborn Co. Sheriff 14,381 967 2,538 3,505 72 Albert Lea 18,553 2,954 7,589 10,543 70 Goodhue County Total 43,974 3,563 6,940 10,504 47 Goodhue Co. Sheriff 21,030 2,054 2,924 4,979 42 Cannon Falls 3,836 6,726 11,392 18,118 54 Red Wing 16,289 4,807 10,222 15,029 44 Zumbrota 2,819 3,335 11,884 15,218 68 Grant County Total 6,357 1,605 7,629 9,234 33 Hennepin County Total 1,130,568 4,656 6,701 11,357 40 Hennepin Co. Sheriff 10,563 1,827 9,164 10,991 62 Bloomington 86,086 4,676 5,039 9,715 54 Brooklyn Center 29,485 6,953 6,525 13,478 52 Brooklyn Park 68,111 4,719 7,337 12,055 41 Crystal 22,942 4,019 4,237 8,256 54 Deephaven-Woodland 4,379 1,781 3,334 5,115 44 Edina 47,934 2,541 1,921 4,462 38 South Lake Minnetonka 12,199 2,221 6,263 8,484 67 Golden Valley 20,499 3,142 5,020 8,161 47 Hopkins 17,329 2,320 3,462 5,782 43 Minneapolis 386,726 6,954 10,385 17,339 33 Minnetonka 51,852 2,463 2,681 5,143 48 Mound 9,536 2,412 4,866 7,278 56 New Hope 21,097 2,934 5,565 8,499 57 Orono 11,837 2,458 4,232 6,691 42 Osseo 2,460 935 7,317 8,252 84 Plymouth 66,601 2,916 3,910 6,826 37 Richfield 34,809 3,956 5,579 9,535 49 Robbinsdale 14,275 4,687 6,137 10,823 41 St. Anthony 8,098 3,433 4,162 7,594 61 St. Louis Park 44,600 3,166 4,729 7,895 46 Wayzata 4,157 4,089 7,072 11,162 50
49 TABLE 12 MINNESOTA SUMMARY INFORMATION CRIME RATE PER 100,000 INHABITANTS (AND PERCENT CLEARED) - 2002
Crime Index Percent Agency Population* (Part 1) Part 2 Total Cleared Univ. of Minn. PD-Mpls. (B) - - - 36 Metro Airport PD (B) - - - 25 Eden Prairie 55,490 2,399 2,840 5,239 43 Maple Grove 50,906 2,454 4,312 6,765 47 Minnetrista 6,298 1,874 5,526 7,399 64 Champlin 22,431 2,376 4,409 6,785 51 Medina 4,048 2,470 6,028 8,498 60 Corcoran 5,690 756 1,670 2,425 14 Dayton 4,749 253 3,327 3,580 95 West Hennepin 5,381 1,394 5,928 7,322 69 Three Rivers Park District (B) - - - 0 Houston County Total 19,930 1,676 8,816 10,492 38 Houston Co. Sheriff 11,957 1,229 9,643 10,872 40 Caledonia 2,997 2,903 8,876 11,778 41 La Crescent 4,976 2,010 6,793 8,802 29 Hubbard County Total 18,573 2,159 5,562 7,721 56 Hubbard Co. Sheriff 15,262 2,352 6,212 8,564 58 Park Rapids 3,311 1,268 2,567 3,836 35 Isanti County Total 31,623 2,157 3,520 5,676 51 Isanti Co. Sheriff 26,044 1,110 2,331 3,440 56 Cambridge 5,579 7,044 9,070 16,114 47 Itasca County Total 44,464 1,259 4,752 6,012 55 Itasca Co. Sheriff 36,617 1,428 5,358 6,786 54 Grand Rapids 7,847 472 1,924 2,396 74 Jackson County Total 11,389 2,002 4,302 6,304 39 Jackson Co. Sheriff 6,111 1,195 1,538 2,733 11 Jackson PD 3,539 3,956 9,522 13,478 43 Lakefield 1,739 863 3,393 4,255 77 Kanabec County Total 15,157 2,520 5,674 8,194 49 Kanabec Co. Sheriff 11,930 1,945 3,554 5,499 30 Mora 3,227 4,648 13,511 18,159 70 Kandiyohi County Total 41,645 2,927 4,082 7,009 59 Kandiyohi Co. Sheriff 23,097 1,550 2,576 4,126 53 Willmar 18,548 4,642 5,958 10,600 62 Kittson County Total 5,342 1,498 7,844 9,341 72 Kittson Co. Sheriff 4,133 1,936 10,138 12,074 72 Hallock 1,209 - - - 0 Koochiching County Total 14,509 2,578 6,803 9,380 29 Koochiching Co. Sheriff 7,734 1,668 4,138 5,806 26 International Falls 6,775 3,616 9,845 13,461 30 Lac Qui Parle County Total 8,154 1,055 2,808 3,863 37 Lac Qui Parle Co. Sheriff 4,811 1,081 3,741 4,822 38 Dawson 1,556 1,542 2,699 4,242 36 Madison 1,787 560 392 951 35 Lake County Total 11,177 1,315 2,523 3,838 66 Lake Co. Sheriff 5,435 2,006 3,772 5,777 67 Silver Bay 2,090 574 813 1,388 21 Two Harbors 3,652 712 1,643 2,355 78 Lake of the Woods County Total 4,571 1,860 5,972 7,832 36
50 TABLE 12 MINNESOTA SUMMARY INFORMATION CRIME RATE PER 100,000 INHABITANTS (AND PERCENT CLEARED) - 2002
Crime Index Percent Agency Population* (Part 1) Part 2 Total Cleared Le Sueur County Total 24,285 560 795 1,355 72 Le Sueur Co. Sheriff 20,321 423 630 1,053 68 Le Sueur PD 3,964 1,261 1,640 2,901 79 Lincoln County Total 6,498 1,170 2,031 3,201 10 Lyon County Total 25,698 2,455 6,654 9,110 61 Lyon Co. Sheriff 10,534 494 1,234 1,728 55 Marshall 12,872 4,498 12,275 16,773 62 Tracy 2,292 - - - 0 McLeod County Total 35,273 2,464 8,913 11,377 63 McLeod Co. Sheriff 16,541 931 9,854 10,785 67 Glencoe 5,512 2,739 10,795 13,534 67 Hutchinson 13,220 4,266 6,952 11,218 56 Mahnomen County Total 5,246 4,632 16,527 21,159 63 Marshall County Total 10,264 1,198 3,965 5,164 55 Martin County Total 22,036 2,963 9,789 12,752 53 Martin Co. Sheriff 11,030 644 1,532 2,176 58 Fairmont 11,006 5,288 18,063 23,351 52 Meeker County Total 22,887 2,735 6,384 9,119 49 Meeker Co. Sheriff 16,255 2,196 5,125 7,321 47 Litchfield 6,632 4,056 9,469 13,525 52 Mille Lacs County Total 22,577 3,672 13,904 17,575 72 Mille Lacs Co. Sheriff 18,602 3,188 14,783 17,971 75 Princeton 3,975 5,937 9,786 15,723 55 Morrison County Total 32,052 2,702 6,583 9,285 65 Morrison Co. Sheriff 24,250 1,955 6,210 8,165 77 Little Falls 7,802 5,024 7,742 12,766 43 Mower County Total 39,017 3,978 10,811 14,788 58 Mower Co. Sheriff 15,453 2,116 6,924 9,040 63 Austin 23,564 5,199 13,359 18,558 56 Murray County Total 9,263 1,144 5,419 6,564 62 Murray Co. Sheriff 7,169 1,060 3,376 4,436 43 Slayton 2,094 1,433 12,416 13,849 84 Nicollet County Total 30,091 2,413 9,069 11,482 60 Nicollet Co. Sheriff 8,314 1,359 10,669 12,028 60 North Mankato 11,925 2,373 8,881 11,254 59 St. Peter 9,852 3,350 7,948 11,297 60 Nobles County Total 21,056 2,023 2,698 4,721 53 Nobles Co. Sheriff 9,652 653 829 1,482 48 Worthington 11,404 3,183 4,279 7,462 54 Norman County Total 7,522 957 3,457 4,414 70 Olmsted County Total 125,611 2,758 4,130 6,888 52 Olmsted Co. Sheriff 33,415 1,026 1,873 2,900 53 Rochester 86,727 3,486 5,102 8,588 52 Stewartville 5,469 1,792 2,505 4,297 38 Ottertail County Total 57,722 2,167 6,005 8,172 55 Ottertail Co. Sheriff 44,106 1,503 4,224 5,727 49 Fergus Falls 13,616 4,318 11,773 16,091 61 Pennington County Total 13,730 2,840 5,827 8,667 59 Pennington Co. Sheriff 5,230 1,396 4,092 5,488 68
51 TABLE 12 MINNESOTA SUMMARY INFORMATION CRIME RATE PER 100,000 INHABITANTS (AND PERCENT CLEARED) - 2002
Crime Index Percent Agency Population* (Part 1) Part 2 Total Cleared Thief River Falls 8,500 3,729 6,894 10,624 56 Pine County Total 26,815 4,259 9,107 13,366 34 Pipestone County Total 10,001 1,050 3,150 4,200 35 Polk County Total 31,706 2,766 8,645 11,411 62 Polk Co. Sheriff 15,844 2,241 6,899 9,139 50 Crookston 8,280 1,908 5,676 7,585 71 East Grand Forks 7,582 4,801 15,537 20,338 69 Pope County Total 11,357 1,356 5,089 6,445 61 Pope Co. Sheriff 8,735 1,328 4,843 6,171 61 Glenwood 2,622 1,449 5,912 7,361 61 Ramsey County Total 514,397 5,226 2,544 7,770 28 Ramsey Co. Sheriff 11,838 2,543 4,925 7,467 50 Arden Hills 9,756 2,593 2,778 5,371 39 Falcon Heights 5,632 1,971 2,113 4,084 48 Lauderdale 2,389 3,767 4,521 8,288 49 Maplewood 35,322 7,262 6,976 14,238 45 Mounds View 12,875 4,559 6,198 10,757 34 New Brighton 22,444 2,990 3,903 6,893 45 North St. Paul 12,057 3,782 4,943 8,725 51 Roseville 34,052 4,872 4,367 9,239 46 St. Paul 290,234 6,205 1,081 7,286 14 White Bear Lake 24,586 3,644 4,381 8,025 41 Little Canada 9,876 4,344 5,549 9,893 46 Shoreview 26,202 1,843 2,217 4,061 36 Vadnais Heights 13,209 2,476 2,718 5,193 39 North Oaks 3,925 1,197 2,140 3,338 51 Red Lake County Total 4,345 736 6,076 6,812 53 Redwood County Total 16,996 2,230 5,301 7,531 52 Redwood 11,478 1,246 2,675 3,921 54 Redwood Falls 5,518 4,277 10,765 15,042 51 Renville County Total 17,338 1,886 3,518 5,404 36 Renville Co. Sheriff 14,740 1,764 3,379 5,142 38 Olivia 2,598 2,579 4,311 6,890 30 Rice County Total 57,836 3,455 7,623 11,078 42 Rice Co. Sheriff 19,464 1,680 4,973 6,653 44 Faribault PD 21,041 5,005 10,993 15,997 42 Northfield 17,331 3,566 6,509 10,074 41 Rock County Total 9,825 1,191 1,486 2,677 64 Roseau County Total 16,513 1,829 4,257 6,086 72 Roseau Co. Sheriff 11,987 984 3,445 4,430 77 Roseau PD 2,786 3,769 4,487 8,256 60 Warroad 1,740 4,540 9,483 14,023 74 St. Louis County Total 202,681 4,124 9,509 13,633 31 St. Louis Co. Sheriff 53,195 1,964 4,425 6,390 45 Aurora 1,870 2,513 7,166 9,679 68 Babbitt 1,688 2,251 8,768 11,019 70 Biwabik 964 207 3,320 3,527 94 Chisholm 5,013 3,212 7,161 10,373 25 Duluth 87,851 6,077 14,330 20,407 23
52 TABLE 12 MINNESOTA SUMMARY INFORMATION CRIME RATE PER 100,000 INHABITANTS (AND PERCENT CLEARED) - 2002
Crime Index Percent Agency Population* (Part 1) Part 2 Total Cleared Ely 3,764 3,002 9,378 12,380 35 Eveleth 3,906 6,554 11,009 17,563 48 Gilbert 1,867 2,839 6,213 9,052 53 Hibbing 17,254 1,826 3,408 5,234 59 Hoyt Lakes 2,104 570 1,806 2,376 64 Mountain Iron 3,031 561 957 1,518 46 Proctor 2,883 3,815 6,625 10,441 58 Virginia 9,255 4,679 12,264 16,942 35 Floodwood 508 5,512 15,157 20,669 56 Hermantown 7,528 3,892 5,805 9,697 30 Univ. of Minn. PD-Duluth (B) - - - 53 Scott County Total 91,876 2,932 7,913 10,845 56 Scott Co. Sheriff 21,345 1,284 10,813 12,097 75 Belle Plaine 3,830 4,700 11,070 15,770 60 Jordan 3,874 3,201 12,390 15,591 75 New Prague 4,608 3,038 7,921 10,959 50 Shakopee 20,789 3,608 6,210 9,818 51 Savage 21,342 2,961 4,976 7,937 47 Prior Lake 16,088 3,692 8,329 12,021 38 Sherburne County Total 59,056 2,782 5,569 8,351 60 Sherburne Co. Sheriff 33,602 1,800 3,086 4,887 57 Big Lake 6,128 3,639 10,738 14,377 72 Elk River 16,624 4,704 8,530 13,234 53 Becker PD 2,702 1,221 6,514 7,735 96 Sibley County Total 15,518 509 3,738 4,247 19 Stearns County Total 149,135 3,398 5,195 8,592 43 Stearns Co. Sheriff 55,884 1,174 2,226 3,400 35 Cold Spring 3,007 2,228 3,193 5,421 50 Melrose 3,124 2,721 3,137 5,858 39 Paynesville 2,291 3,885 14,273 18,158 58 St. Cloud 59,742 5,440 7,534 12,974 43 Sauk Centre 3,972 4,028 11,279 15,307 34 Waite Park 6,639 8,540 8,360 16,900 58 St. Joseph 4,731 888 3,551 4,439 64 Sartell 9,745 1,426 2,976 4,402 43 Steele County Total 34,042 3,117 6,586 9,703 51 Steele Co. Sheriff 9,413 2,061 4,876 6,937 49 Owatonna 22,675 3,709 7,497 11,206 52 Blooming Prairie 1,954 1,331 4,248 5,578 50 Stevens County Total 10,161 1,840 3,533 5,373 48 Stevens Co. Sheriff 5,039 615 2,520 3,136 47 Morris 5,122 3,046 4,529 7,575 48 Swift County Total 12,084 1,531 3,889 5,420 55 Swift Co. Sheriff 5,770 1,179 2,045 3,224 37 Appleton 2,902 1,103 6,513 7,615 64 Benson 3,412 2,491 4,777 7,268 61 Todd County Total 25,337 2,664 6,118 8,782 53 Todd Co. Sheriff 19,127 2,097 4,826 6,922 49 Long Prairie 3,073 4,068 7,875 11,943 53
53 TABLE 13 MINNESOTA CRIME INDEX SUMMARY 1936-2002 Crime Motor Crime Index Aggravated Vehicle Rate per Year Population Total Murder Rape Robbery Assault Burglary Larceny Theft Arson 100,000
1936 2,563,953 16,753 38 101 788 274 4,778 7,203 3,571 654.6 1937 2,723,798 17,065 35 73 661 180 4,000 8,843 3,273 666.0 1938 2,746,633 19,312 33 127 648 175 4,203 10,984 3,142 702.2 1939 2,769,468 20,139 54 156 649 207 4,665 11,582 2,826 728.2
1940 2,792,300 19,514 35 208 416 210 4,967 11,473 2,205 701.0 1941 2,792,300 18,939 46 237 313 191 4,497 11,445 2,210 680.2 1942 2,792,300 16,444 36 163 271 187 3,665 10,387 1,735 591.2 1943 2,615,554 13,886 38 174 194 126 3,112 8,595 1,647 521.8 1944 2,564,052 13,096 33 138 174 142 3,052 7,986 1,571 498.8 1945 2,556,050 14,903 30 124 284 150 3,333 8,703 2,279 567.8 1946 2,574,628 17,074 36 152 337 195 3,866 10,228 2,260 649.7 1947 2,663,891 17,088 25 158 420 191 3,861 10,189 2,244 631.1 1948 2,716,567 19,216 39 177 469 172 4,514 12,030 1,815 700.4 1949 2,693,651 19,166 23 148 495 158 4,399 11,946 1,997 700.8
1950 2,665,321 19,416 30 199 448 130 4,491 12,245 1,873 719.2 1951 2,869,686 20,931 30 148 418 103 4,708 13,291 2,233 714.8 1952 2,822,386 23,290 23 171 496 152 5,514 14,582 2,352 800.6 1953 2,872,211 26,074 34 222 618 206 6,472 15,698 2,824 895.7 1954 3,138,872 28,582 23 182 764 235 7,532 17,277 2,569 993.5 1955 3,190,641 27,517 28 185 580 197 7,164 16,622 2,741 938.6 1956 3,248,196 34,539 31 181 648 162 8,098 21,972 3,447 1181.6 1957 3,307,232 34,271 43 210 635 171 8,224 21,667 3,321 1168.6 1958 3,369,066 39,012 30 127 703 229 9,504 24,827 3,592 1184.8 1959 3,419,316 39,135 38 78 644 257 9,185 25,021 3,912 1163.8
1960 3,413,964 47,200 40 76 945 329 11,732 29,515 4,563 1400.4 1961 3,458,000 49,348 36 96 932 381 12,489 30,721 4,693 1443.8 1962 3,493,000 52,640 34 124 1,030 475 12,479 33,523 4,975 1574.5 1963 3,407,000 58,196 46 86 1,176 596 13,238 37,916 5,138 1697.3 1964 3,529,000 69,773 51 144 1,295 1,165 18,634 42,171 6,313 2077.0 1965 3,565,000 70,665 56 169 1,433 1,400 18,730 41,756 7,121 2073.6 1966 3,585,000 79,612 77 252 1,758 1,577 20,815 46,367 8,766 2301.5 1967 3,625,000 92,589 65 298 2,410 1,986 25,251 52,154 10,425 2654.0 1968 3,647,000 107,840 80 389 2,965 1,697 29,225 60,746 12,738 3001.0 1969 3,647,000 114,182 76 419 3,024 1,765 29,060 65,605 14,233 3178.4
1970 3,739,327 124,005 75 365 3,422 1,963 30,766 74,243 13,171 3319.6 1971 3,780,797 135,920 89 466 2,987 2,435 33,827 82,881 13,235 3596.4 1972 3,799,660 130,527 94 570 3,290 2,851 36,063 74,529 13,130 3440.0 1973 3,892,140 137,617 97 577 3,454 2,785 39,581 78,026 13,097 3576.4 1974 3,865,004 152,193 113 687 4,071 3,221 43,322 86,248 14,531 3921.7 1975 3,892,819 168,537 124 724 4,068 3,186 46,218 99,295 14,922 4328.0 1976 3,907,310 170,319 94 724 3,178 3,470 44,137 105,018 13,698 4358.5 1977 3,952,492 166,612 102 770 3,404 3,402 44,748 100,604 13,582 4213.2 1978 3,959,729 164,593 81 795 3,407 3,298 43,477 100,624 12,911 4157.4 1979 4,003,327 177,929 98 870 3,752 4,245 45,053 110,571 13,340 4444.9
54 TABLE 13 MINNESOTA CRIME INDEX SUMMARY 1936-2002 Crime Motor Crime Index Aggravated Vehicle Rate per Year Population Total Murder Rape Robbery Assault Burglary Larceny Theft Arson 100,000
1980 4,057,669 195,992 104 942 4,022 4,169 50,507 122,728 12,008 1,512 4803.2 1981 4,077,148 194,933 83 1,055 4,268 3,938 52,231 121,652 10,305 1,401 4781.1 1982 4,086,180 185,319 95 938 4,190 3,844 48,899 116,425 9,819 1,109 4535.2 1983 4,130,589 168,265 66 932 3,299 3,625 44,585 106,106 8,674 978 4073.6 1984 4,142,071 160,864 74 1,049 2,962 4,719 41,221 101,166 8,594 1,079 3883.6 1985 4,161,580 174,909 85 1,243 3,603 5,832 42,727 109,299 11,008 1,112 4202.9 1986 4,193,000 185,719 100 1,348 4,303 6,270 42,484 117,769 12,168 1,277 4429.2 1987 4,214,000 198,084 110 1,445 4,351 6,244 45,563 126,255 12,850 1,266 4701.0 1988 4,246,000 187,000 123 1,333 4,079 6,952 39,154 119,520 14,603 1,236 4404.0 1989 4,306,000 191,989 108 1,357 4,129 6,946 39,021 122,640 16,536 1,252 4458.6
1990 4,353,000 199,345 123 1,640 4,091 6,863 39,272 130,618 15,489 1,249 4579.4 1991 4,375,099 203,107 122 1,791 4,356 7,840 38,419 132,777 16,302 1,500 4642.3 1992 4,432,000 207,047 141 2,900 4,897 7,790 39,754 134,233 15,863 1,469 4671.0 1993 4,480,000 199,691 145 2,713 5,085 7,923 37,951 128,964 15,408 1,502 4457.3 1994 4,567,000 199,362 148 2,762 5,370 8,124 36,111 130,839 14,321 1,687 4365.4 1995 4,567,000 206,710 183 2,571 5,689 7,876 36,305 136,881 15,625 1,580 4526.2 1996 4,610,000 210,246 168 2,353 5,387 7,931 35,667 139,131 17,983 1,626 4560.5 1997 4,658,000 207,970 128 2,441 5,373 7,875 35,228 137,685 17,843 1,397 4464.7 1998 4,686,000 192,924 120 2,365* 4,370 8,000* 32,505 128,757 15,373 1,434 4117.0 1999 4,725,000 171,376 129 2,238 3,902 6,983 27,455 116,356 13,142 1,171 3627.0
2000 4,776,000 173,498 138 2,241 3,737 7,819 26,178 118,661 13,529 1,195 3632.7 2001 4,919,479 176,317 111 2,201 3,740 6,968 25,028 122,254 14,838 1,177 3584.1 2002 4,972,294 177,543 115 2,258 3,929 7,076 27,898 121,342 13,771 1,154 3570.6
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MINNESOTA ARREST INFORMATION
GENERAL ARREST INFORMATION
Arrest information for Minnesota in 2002 is presented In reporting the arrests of a juvenile, the FBI's with a state total concerning age, sex, and race factors. instructions state that: Data has also been tabulated for the specific kinds of narcotic arrests and the individuals involved. "A juvenile is counted as a person arrested when he commits an offense and the circumstances are For the year 2002 a comparison of arrests to previous such that if the offender were an adult an arrest years should be viewed with caution. Prior to 2001 the would be made." † BCA tallied all counts for individuals arrested for more than one charge. The BCA’s reporting system was Juveniles (persons under 18 years) constitute 27 modified to reflect the correct Uniform Crime percent (52,452) of all arrests during 2002 and account Reporting procedures which requires that only the for 41 percent of the Part I arrests: 68 percent of the most serious arrest be counted for each individual Arson, 43 percent of the Vehicle Theft, 39 percent of arrested. the Burglary, and 45 percent of the Larceny arrests.
The total number of arrests involving criminal offenses in the state in 2002 was 220,851*, with 164,225 males and 56,626 females arrested. In 2001 there were 212,150* total arrests (159,656 males and 52,494 females).
There are also significant factors to consider when arrest data is evaluated:
• There can be multiple persons arrested for the same offense.
• An arrest of one or more persons can be reported for an offense that occurred during a previous reporting period.
As a result of the above factors, arrests in most cases will outnumber offenses.
† Crime in the United States - Uniform Crime Reports, 1972 Annual * Based on detailed information received by BCA. FBI, Washington, DC, pg. 119
56 TABLE 14 TOTAL ARRESTS BY AGE AND SEX IN MINNESOTA FOR 2002
Under Total 65 & GRAND Offense 10 10-12 13-14 15 16 17 Under 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 Over TOTAL
Murder/Non-Negligent M1 - - 1 8 7 17 4 5 10 6 5 5 3 17 10 8 7 1 4 - - - 102 Manslaughter F- - - 1 2 1 4 1 - 1 - - 1 1 3 1 - 3 1 - - - - 16 T1 - - 2 10 8 21 5 5 11 6 5 6 4 20 11 8 10 2 4 - - - 118 Negligent M------Manslaughter F------1 ------1 T------1 ------1 Rape M 8 18 37 32 37 45 177 48 48 33 38 43 33 20 94 69 68 45 45 16 14 2 2 795 F- - 2 - 1 1 4 2 2 - - - 1 - 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 - - 19 T8 18 39 32 38 46 181 50 50 33 38 43 34 20 95 71 69 47 47 17 15 2 2 814 Robbery M8 11 54 98 81 80 332 84 97 52 50 38 28 33 95 83 67 59 7 6 7 1 - 1,039 F- - 6 13 14 3 36 11 3 7 1 6 6 2 7 7 9 10 1 1 - - - 107 T8 11 60 111 95 83 368 95 100 59 51 44 34 35 102 90 76 69 8 7 7 1 - 1,146 Aggravated Assault M14 81 176 98 160 168 697 169 166 147 145 156 109 101 393 324 283 234 146 70 34 16 8 3,198 F7 24 61 38 42 49 221 41 24 27 31 21 27 35 102 95 104 54 32 18 7 - 3 842 T21 105 237 136 202 217 918 210 190 174 176 177 136 136 495 419 387 288 178 88 41 16 11 4,040 Burglary M8 91 281 202 308 281 1,171 232 231 135 130 93 66 53 244 211 145 118 59 20 9 5 1 2,923 F3 9 27 15 16 17 87 19 27 21 12 8 6 13 23 23 25 17 6 1 - - - 288 T11 100 308 217 324 298 1,258 251 258 156 142 101 72 66 267 234 170 135 65 21 9 5 1 3,211 Larceny M 102 735 1,605 1,073 1,210 1,128 5,853 917 725 538 395 307 279 229 813 850 836 730 506 296 125 67 83 13,549 F38 514 1,296 812 832 711 4,203 491 371 244 257 191 169 137 546 597 542 401 253 143 84 48 69 8,746 T 140 1,249 2,901 1,885 2,042 1,839 10,056 1,408 1,096 782 652 498 448 366 1,359 1,447 1,378 1,131 759 439 209 115 152 22,295 Motor Vehicle Theft M5 32 228 212 247 193 917 209 175 101 85 66 60 44 175 117 87 75 36 18 2 1 - 2,168 F- 1 64 55 35 32 187 21 20 8 13 7 7 9 23 46 19 20 3 - - 1 - 384 T5 33 292 267 282 225 1,104 230 195 109 98 73 67 53 198 163 106 95 39 18 2 2 - 2,552 Arson M8 27 40 22 17 16 130 8 6 3 5 2 4 2 7 3 8 5 4 2 1 - - 190 F5 9 3 4 1 1 23 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 2 - - 34 T13 36 43 26 18 17 153 8 7 4 6 2 5 3 8 4 8 6 5 2 3 - - 224 PART 1 TOTAL M 154 995 2,421 1,738 2,068 1,918 9,294 1,671 1,453 1,019 854 710 584 485 1,838 1,667 1,502 1,273 804 432 192 92 94 23,964 F53 557 1,459 938 943 815 4,765 586 448 309 315 233 218 198 707 772 700 508 299 164 94 49 72 10,437 T 207 1,552 3,880 2,676 3,011 2,733 14,059 2,257 1,901 1,328 1,169 943 802 683 2,545 2,439 2,202 1,781 1,103 596 286 141 166 34,401 Other Assaults M40 504 909 523 565 560 3,101 434 463 470 603 530 491 481 1,899 1,736 1,660 1,514 777 361 146 78 45 14,789 F10 151 485 265 219 172 1,302 153 112 121 148 103 121 87 343 350 354 260 129 45 16 5 6 3,655 T50 655 1,394 788 784 732 4,403 587 575 591 751 633 612 568 2,242 2,086 2,014 1,774 906 406 162 83 51 18,444 Forgery/ M- 4 5 14 33 42 98 50 51 69 74 65 34 38 167 159 220 141 82 46 9 3 1 1,307 Counterfeiting F- 4 8 11 30 31 84 50 67 62 54 62 53 28 168 202 151 118 40 20 6 2 2 1,169 T- 8 13 25 63 73 182 100 118 131 128 127 87 66 335 361 371 259 122 66 15 5 3 2,476 Fraud M- 11 25 22 51 85 194 108 141 155 164 158 132 116 488 445 409 328 197 90 42 13 22 3,202 F1 7 19 15 35 25 102 87 92 124 101 142 82 90 417 404 316 191 128 67 20 20 15 2,398 T1 18 44 37 86 110 296 195 233 279 265 300 214 206 905 849 725 519 325 157 62 33 37 5,600 Embezzlement M------1 1 2 - - - - - 4 F------1 - - 1 - 4 - 2 - - - 8 T------1 - - 2 1 6 - 2 - - - 12 Stolen Property M3 25 109 105 149 151 542 138 139 109 71 61 63 47 172 128 116 107 57 27 7 1 4 1,789 F3 5 27 13 23 15 86 15 16 21 19 15 14 9 35 44 29 20 7 6 2 1 - 339 T6 30 136 118 172 166 628 153 155 130 90 76 77 56 207 172 145 127 64 33 9 2 4 2,128 Vandalism M70 307 618 369 469 484 2,317 416 346 214 190 166 108 98 264 233 193 146 74 42 17 10 6 4,840 F5 45 126 57 84 92 409 55 28 26 25 36 11 14 50 63 42 28 17 4 3 - 2 813 T75 352 744 426 553 576 2,726 471 374 240 215 202 119 112 314 296 235 174 91 46 20 10 8 5,653 Weapons M 10 55 204 115 135 144 663 134 118 103 90 70 68 61 169 94 89 62 40 18 13 8 7 1,807 F2 6 24 13 11 9 65 13 12 3 4 5 7 4 20 4 13 7 6 3 - - 1 167 T12 61 228 128 146 153 728 147 130 106 94 75 75 65 189 98 102 69 46 21 13 8 8 1,974 Prostitution M2 - - 4 3 8 17 13 9 9 20 17 17 18 68 89 80 74 55 29 25 5 7 552 F1 - 1 3 5 9 19 14 24 30 38 23 28 11 137 167 177 120 40 13 3 1 1 846 T3 - 1 7 8 17 36 27 33 39 58 40 45 29 205 256 257 194 95 42 28 6 8 1,398
57 TABLE 14 TOTAL ARRESTS BY AGE AND SEX IN MINNESOTA FOR 2002
Under Total 65 & GRAND Offense 10 10-12 13-14 15 16 17 Under 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 Over TOTAL
Other Sex Offenses M13 73 124 78 44 48 380 37 49 34 27 37 46 26 138 151 123 107 72 35 33 8 16 1,319 F- 8 8 1 2 - 19 4 1 1 2 - 2 1 2 5 3 5 - - - - - 45 T13 81 132 79 46 48 399 41 50 35 29 37 48 27 140 156 126 112 72 35 33 8 16 1,364 Narcotics M 20 54 414 509 926 1,140 3,063 1,325 1,265 1,074 923 838 695 501 1,905 1,265 1,151 909 438 198 42 18 9 15,619 F6 10 111 119 209 242 697 252 218 198 163 139 125 95 374 303 334 307 106 32 12 1 3 3,359 T26 64 525 628 1,135 1,382 3,760 1,577 1,483 1,272 1,086 977 820 596 2,279 1,568 1,485 1,216 544 230 54 19 12 18,978 Gambling M- - - 3 1 4 8 8 14 1 5 6 1 4 13 10 8 11 5 3 1 1 2 101 F- - - 1 - 1 2 2 1 1 4 2 - - - 4 4 3 2 - - - - 25 T- - - 4 1 5 10 10 15 2 9 8 1 4 13 14 12 14 7 3 1 1 2 126 Family/ M1 3 2 3 5 8 22 13 23 10 15 11 7 11 46 57 49 26 24 9 3 3 4 333 Children F- - 1 3 3 4 11 9 7 9 6 9 14 13 41 39 48 21 8 6 - 3 - 244 T1 3 3 6 8 12 33 22 30 19 21 20 21 24 87 96 97 47 32 15 3 6 4 577 D.U.I. M 1 - 8 15 187 436 647 854 999 1,134 1,334 1,275 1,076 1,017 3,582 2,773 2,399 2,296 1,559 984 527 252 290 22,998 F- - 5 4 87 121 217 224 267 290 385 310 258 223 795 813 839 815 480 221 93 56 38 6,324 T1 - 13 19 274 557 864 1,078 1,266 1,424 1,719 1,585 1,334 1,240 4,377 3,586 3,238 3,111 2,039 1,205 620 308 328 29,322 Liquor Laws M22 22 324 652 1,252 2,021 4,293 3,692 4,228 3,365 377 299 209 213 769 695 707 808 547 275 137 56 45 20,715 F4 32 368 545 803 1,051 2,803 1,793 1,596 1,151 126 115 108 105 417 432 427 337 166 99 39 7 19 9,740 T26 54 692 1,197 2,055 3,072 7,096 5,485 5,824 4,516 503 414 317 318 1,186 1,127 1,134 1,145 713 374 176 63 64 30,455 Disorderly M35 368 1,028 617 649 592 3,289 493 442 392 579 526 408 348 1,237 916 875 834 463 259 127 63 50 11,301 Conduct F10 162 416 217 202 153 1,160 117 140 98 131 115 98 84 232 229 239 201 99 33 18 5 5 3,004 T45 530 1,444 834 851 745 4,449 610 582 490 710 641 506 432 1,469 1,145 1,114 1,035 562 292 145 68 55 14,305 Vagrancy M1 - 3 2 2 - 8 11 12 5 16 8 7 21 25 78 90 118 75 23 5 1 - 503 F- - - 1 - 1 2 1 3 4 - 2 1 1 6 10 10 11 7 3 - - - 61 T1 - 3 3 2 1 10 12 15 9 16 10 8 22 31 88 100 129 82 26 5 1 - 564 Other (Except Traffic) M50 223 1,149 1,404 1,842 1,939 6,607 1,329 1,644 1,677 1,577 1,436 1,289 1,040 3,925 3,442 3,323 2,950 1,608 866 373 173 206 33,465 F14 99 618 590 693 638 2,652 361 368 384 341 314 283 241 941 918 987 730 369 155 75 21 59 9,199 T64 322 1,767 1,994 2,535 2,577 9,259 1,690 2,012 2,061 1,918 1,750 1,572 1,281 4,866 4,360 4,310 3,680 1,977 1,021 448 194 265 42,664 PART 2 TOTAL M 268 1,649 4,922 4,435 6,313 7,662 25,249 9,055 9,943 8,821 6,065 5,503 4,651 4,040 14,867 12,272 11,493 10,433 6,073 3,265 1,507 693 714 134,644 F56 529 2,217 1,858 2,406 2,564 9,630 3,150 2,952 2,523 1,547 1,392 1,206 1,006 3,978 3,988 3,973 3,178 1,604 709 287 122 151 41,396 T 324 2,178 7,139 6,293 8,719 10,226 34,879 12,205 12,895 11,344 7,612 6,895 5,857 5,046 18,845 16,260 15,466 13,611 7,677 3,974 1,794 815 865 176,040 Curfew/ M22 222 926 718 949 936 3,773 ------3,773 Loitering F12 127 515 422 491 436 2,003 ------2,003 T34 349 1,441 1,140 1,440 1,372 5,776 ------5,776 Runaways M 43 153 523 417 444 264 1,844 ------1,844 F31 167 893 659 638 402 2,790 ------2,790 T74 320 1,416 1,076 1,082 666 4,634 ------4,634 GRAND TOTAL M 487 3,019 8,792 7,308 9,774 10,780 40,160 10,726 11,396 9,840 6,919 6,213 5,235 4,525 16,705 13,939 12,995 11,706 6,877 3,697 1,699 785 808 164,225 F 152 1,380 5,084 3,877 4,478 4,217 19,188 3,736 3,400 2,832 1,862 1,625 1,424 1,204 4,685 4,760 4,673 3,686 1,903 873 381 171 223 56,626 T 639 4,399 13,876 11,185 14,252 14,997 59,348 14,462 14,796 12,672 8,781 7,838 6,659 5,729 21,390 18,699 17,668 15,392 8,780 4,570 2,080 956 1,031 220,851
58
FIGURE 24 NUMBER OF ARRESTS BY AGE FOR 2002
70,000
59,348 60,000
50,475 50,000
40,000
30,000 Number ofArrests
20,000 18,914 21,390 18,699 17,668 15,392 10,000 4,570 8,780 2,080 956 1,031 0 Under Under 19-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65 & 15 18 Over Age
59
FIGURE 25 PERCENTAGE OF PERSONS ARRESTED BY AGE GROUP, 1998 - 2002
35% 33% 33% 1998 32% 31% 31% 1999
30% 2000 2001 2002 25%
20% 19% 19% 18% 17% 16%
15%
11% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 9% 9%9%9%9% 9% 9% 9% 9% 8% 8% 8% 8% 8% 7%
5%
0% Age 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39
60 TABLE 15 OFFENSE AND RACE OF PERSONS ARRESTED IN 2002
JUVENILE ADULT ETHNICITY African Indian/ African Indian/ Grand Not Offenses White American Alaskan Asian White American Alaskan Asian Total Hispanic Hispanic Murder/Non. Negligent Man. 12 3 6 - 38 40 14 5 118 15 103 Negligent Manslaughter - - - - 1 - - - 1 1 - Rape 123 45 5 8 450 156 12 15 814 96 718 Robbery 72 275 18 3 246 474 44 14 1,146 171 975 Aggravated Assault 540 281 42 55 1,740 1,013 253 116 4,040 495 3,545 Burglary 961 199 48 50 1,467 395 75 16 3,211 228 2,983 Larceny 7,015 2,202 315 524 8,668 2,848 427 296 22,295 3,484 18,811 Motor Vehicle Theft 571 284 82 167 715 580 95 58 2,552 182 2,370 Arson 121 23 5 4 56 6 6 3 224 15 209 Part 1 Total 9,415 3,312 521 811 13,381 5,512 926 523 34,401 4,687 29,714
Other Assaults 2,748 1,310 225 120 9,639 3,435 708 259 18,444 1,895 16,549 Forgery/Counterfeiting 138 39 2 3 1,490 719 41 44 2,476 331 2,145 Fraud 174 79 8 35 4,209 819 187 89 5,600 442 5,158 Embezzlement - - - - 11 1 - - 12 - 12 Stolen Property 400 162 18 48 860 549 53 38 2,128 224 1,904 Vandalism 2,032 494 111 89 2,125 592 146 64 5,653 392 5,261 Weapons 469 196 21 42 687 471 59 29 1,974 178 1,796 Prostitution 11 20 5 - 595 647 94 26 1,398 59 1,339 Other Sex Offenses 314 78 5 2 759 152 32 22 1,364 132 1,232 Narcotics 3,025 597 83 55 10,631 4,073 300 214 18,978 1,385 17,593 Gambling 4 6 - - 57 54 5 - 126 5 121 Family/Children 28 4 1 - 439 79 18 8 577 55 522 D.U.I. 821 14 14 15 25,983 1,377 760 338 29,322 1,784 27,538 Liquor Laws 6,455 239 283 119 20,550 1,767 795 247 30,455 979 29,476 Disorderly Conduct 2,765 1,385 180 119 6,719 2,451 550 136 14,305 1,178 13,127 Vagrancy 7 2 - 1 253 229 69 3 564 26 538 Other (Except Traffic) 7,029 1,464 284 482 22,721 8,614 1,595 475 42,664 3,270 39,394 Part 2 Total 26,420 6,089 1,240 1,130 107,728 26,029 5,412 1,992 176,040 12,335 163,705
Curfew/Loitering 3,113 2,038 242 383 - - - - 5,776 503 5,273 Runaways 2,563 1,388 227 456 - - - - 4,634 359 4,275 GRAND TOTAL 41,511 12,827 2,230 2,780 121,109 31,541 6,338 2,515 220,851 17,884 202,967
61 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
STATE TOTAL 220,851 34,401 176,040 10,410 14,059 34,879 10,410 59,348 20,342 141,161 161,503
Aitkin County Total 491 60 423 8 27 67 8 102 33 356 389 Anoka County Total 11,828 2,299 9,438 91 965 2,560 91 3,616 1,334 6,878 8,212 Anoka Co. Sheriff 477 49 428 - 20 124 - 144 29 304 333 Anoka PD 938 127 749 62 49 259 62 370 78 490 568 Blaine 2,080 580 1,494 6 338 429 6 773 242 1,065 1,307 Centennial Lakes 568 78 488 2 35 110 2 147 43 378 421 Columbia Heights 1,475 189 1,285 1 48 268 1 317 141 1,017 1,158 Coon Rapids 2,239 548 1,691 - 203 579 - 782 345 1,112 1,457 Fridley 1,447 428 1,019 - 130 232 - 362 298 787 1,085 Lino Lakes 521 28 482 11 14 95 11 120 14 387 401 Spring Lake Park 330 14 316 - 3 71 - 74 11 245 256 East Bethel 323 42 278 3 13 53 3 69 29 225 254 Ham Lake 214 26 184 4 11 37 4 52 15 147 162 Andover 516 93 421 2 56 118 2 176 37 303 340 Ramsey 338 47 291 - 20 58 - 78 27 233 260 Hilltop 152 23 129 - 8 42 - 50 15 87 102 St. Francis 210 27 183 - 17 85 - 102 10 98 108 Becker County Total 1,805 219 1,582 4 96 273 4 373 123 1,309 1,432 Becker Co. Sheriff 448 27 421 - 5 17 - 22 22 404 426 Detroit Lakes 1,357 192 1,161 4 91 256 4 351 101 905 1,006 Beltrami County Total 2,692 394 2,290 8 151 290 8 449 243 2,000 2,243 Beltrami Co. Sheriff 840 39 801 - 13 81 - 94 26 720 746 Bemidji 1,852 355 1,489 8 138 209 8 355 217 1,280 1,497 Benton County Total 827 124 687 16 49 132 16 197 75 555 630 Benton Co. Sheriff 360 29 317 14 8 45 14 67 21 272 293 Sauk Rapids 467 95 370 2 41 87 2 130 54 283 337 Big Stone County Total 236 35 201 - 21 40 - 61 14 161 175 Big Stone Co. Sheriff 95 16 79 - 8 20 - 28 8 59 67 Ortonville 141 19 122 - 13 20 - 33 6 102 108 Blue Earth County Total 3,728 458 3,267 3 196 320 3 519 262 2,947 3,209 Blue Earth Co. Sheriff 1,140 44 1,096 - 23 66 - 89 21 1,030 1,051 Mankato 2,588 414 2,171 3 173 254 3 430 241 1,917 2,158
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 62 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Brown County Total 581 74 506 1 36 148 1 185 38 358 396 Brown Co. Sheriff 73 4 69 - 1 3 - 4 3 66 69 New Ulm 459 63 395 1 30 143 1 174 33 252 285 Sleepy Eye 49 7 42 - 5 2 - 7 2 40 42 Springfield ------Carlton County Total 1,479 230 1,206 43 100 276 43 419 130 930 1,060 Carlton Co. Sheriff 620 72 523 25 32 125 25 182 40 398 438 Cloquet 804 153 637 14 67 143 14 224 86 494 580 Moose Lake 53 5 44 4 1 7 4 12 4 37 41 Scanlon 2 - 2 - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 Carver County Total 2,339 329 1,874 136 131 553 136 820 198 1,321 1,519 Carver Co. Sheriff 540 57 462 21 20 139 21 180 37 323 360 Chanhassen 399 42 349 8 16 86 8 110 26 263 289 Chaska 1,237 199 943 95 82 293 95 470 117 650 767 Waconia 163 31 120 12 13 35 12 60 18 85 103 Cass County Total 579 69 419 91 38 162 91 291 31 257 288 Chippewa County Total 275 39 236 - 14 47 - 61 25 189 214 Chippewa Co. Sheriff ------Montevideo 275 39 236 - 14 47 - 61 25 189 214 Chisago County Total 1,364 209 1,151 4 95 283 4 382 114 868 982 Chisago Co. Sheriff 850 106 740 4 36 149 4 189 70 591 661 Chisago City 95 10 85 - 5 11 - 16 5 74 79 Lindstrom 214 32 182 - 22 90 - 112 10 92 102 North Branch 205 61 144 - 32 33 - 65 29 111 140 Wyoming ------Clay County Total 3,303 377 2,743 183 160 477 183 820 217 2,266 2,483 Clay Co. Sheriff 368 40 328 - 20 51 - 71 20 277 297 Dilworth 306 58 241 7 40 33 7 80 18 208 226 Moorhead 2,629 279 2,174 176 100 393 176 669 179 1,781 1,960 Clearwater County Total 165 34 131 - 13 15 - 28 21 116 137 Cook County Total 246 27 218 1 5 25 1 31 22 193 215 Cook Co. Sheriff 246 27 218 1 5 25 1 31 22 193 215 Grand Marais ------Cottonwood County Total 590 109 476 5 41 108 5 154 68 368 436
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 63 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Cottonwood Co. Sheriff 108 17 90 1 4 17 1 22 13 73 86 Mountain Lake 86 26 60 - 9 10 - 19 17 50 67 Windom 396 66 326 4 28 81 4 113 38 245 283 Crow Wing County Total 1,207 128 1,059 20 39 217 20 276 89 842 931 Crow Wing Co. Sheriff 286 30 256 - 8 45 - 53 22 211 233 Brainerd 720 66 654 - 18 135 - 153 48 519 567 Crosby 166 24 122 20 9 33 20 62 15 89 104 Baxter 35 8 27 - 4 4 - 8 4 23 27 Dakota County Total 13,347 2,353 10,763 231 1,035 2,753 231 4,019 1,318 8,010 9,328 Dakota Co. Sheriff 695 44 647 4 10 60 4 74 34 587 621 Burnsville 2,095 537 1,530 28 283 395 28 706 254 1,135 1,389 Farmington 544 44 498 2 24 138 2 164 20 360 380 Hastings 672 111 561 - 61 169 - 230 50 392 442 Mendota Heights ------Rosemount 609 80 464 65 45 220 65 330 35 244 279 South St. Paul 874 91 756 27 29 176 27 232 62 580 642 West. St. Paul 945 284 661 - 71 116 - 187 213 545 758 Eagan 1,997 347 1,645 5 155 286 5 446 192 1,359 1,551 Inver Grove Heights 1,213 190 987 36 70 219 36 325 120 768 888 Apple Valley 1,970 345 1,625 - 170 594 - 764 175 1,031 1,206 Lakeville 1,733 280 1,389 64 117 380 64 561 163 1,009 1,172 Dodge County Total 515 24 491 - 9 45 - 54 15 446 461 Dodge Co. Sheriff 448 18 430 - 8 39 - 47 10 391 401 Kasson 67 6 61 - 1 6 - 7 5 55 60 Douglas County Total 1,801 327 1,422 52 146 268 52 466 181 1,154 1,335 Douglas Co. Sheriff 764 66 667 31 18 122 31 171 48 545 593 Alexandria 1,037 261 755 21 128 146 21 295 133 609 742 Faribault County Total 299 30 265 4 14 55 4 73 16 210 226 Faribault Co. Sheriff 104 11 92 1 2 4 1 7 9 88 97 Blue Earth 195 19 173 3 12 51 3 66 7 122 129 Wells ------Fillmore County Total 156 12 144 - 2 11 - 13 10 133 143 Freeborn County Total 2,147 267 1,779 101 107 305 101 513 160 1,474 1,634 Freeborn Co. Sheriff 447 42 369 36 7 45 36 88 35 324 359
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 64 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Albert Lea 1,700 225 1,410 65 100 260 65 425 125 1,150 1,275 Goodhue County Total 2,202 264 1,935 3 98 469 3 570 166 1,466 1,632 Goodhue Co. Sheriff 461 43 418 - 13 115 - 128 30 303 333 Cannon Falls 313 26 284 3 10 44 3 57 16 240 256 Red Wing 1,182 162 1,020 - 56 263 - 319 106 757 863 Zumbrota 246 33 213 - 19 47 - 66 14 166 180 Grant County Total 201 15 185 1 8 26 1 35 7 159 166 Hennepin County Total 61,076 10,341 46,206 4,529 3,866 8,312 4,529 16,707 6,475 37,894 44,369 Hennepin Co. Sheriff 782 53 725 4 17 165 4 186 36 560 596 Bloomington 5,541 1,541 3,565 435 537 868 435 1,840 1,004 2,697 3,701 Brooklyn Center 2,289 943 1,164 182 507 273 182 962 436 891 1,327 Brooklyn Park 2,940 803 1,835 302 333 461 302 1,096 470 1,374 1,844 Crystal 994 374 532 88 141 91 88 320 233 441 674 Deephaven-Woodland 114 6 98 10 - 8 10 18 6 90 96 Edina 871 293 542 36 119 105 36 260 174 437 611 South Lake Minnetonka 554 32 504 18 19 66 18 103 13 438 451 Golden Valley 485 76 403 6 20 41 6 67 56 362 418 Hopkins 458 51 376 31 9 60 31 100 42 316 358 Minneapolis 32,157 4,065 25,309 2,783 1,359 3,679 2,783 7,821 2,706 21,630 24,336 Minnetonka 1,639 439 1,112 88 212 361 88 661 227 751 978 Mound 349 40 278 31 12 52 31 95 28 226 254 New Hope 899 87 766 46 38 175 46 259 49 591 640 Orono 187 17 169 1 5 10 1 16 12 159 171 Osseo 219 8 143 68 4 26 68 98 4 117 121 Plymouth 1,841 263 1,503 75 101 431 75 607 162 1,072 1,234 Richfield 1,529 285 1,158 86 103 324 86 513 182 834 1,016 Robbinsdale 601 102 498 1 19 23 1 43 83 475 558 St. Anthony 352 119 232 1 34 45 1 80 85 187 272 St. Louis Park 985 125 856 4 24 139 4 167 101 717 818 Wayzata 167 18 140 9 2 11 9 22 16 129 145 Univ. of Minn. PD-Mpls. 1,033 24 1,001 8 - 58 8 66 24 943 967 Metro Airport PD 12 5 7 - - - - - 5 7 12 Eden Prairie 1,316 298 964 54 128 250 54 432 170 714 884 Maple Grove 1,097 154 938 5 70 223 5 298 84 715 799
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 65 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Minnetrista 235 17 199 19 11 77 19 107 6 122 128 Champlin 748 56 583 109 27 201 109 337 29 382 411 Medina 227 15 208 4 5 21 4 30 10 187 197 Corcoran 12 - 12 - - 1 - 1 - 11 11 Dayton 179 13 143 23 8 37 23 68 5 106 111 West Hennepin 264 19 243 2 2 30 2 34 17 213 230 Three Rivers Park District ------Houston County Total 913 69 838 6 31 174 6 211 38 664 702 Houston Co. Sheriff 628 44 583 1 22 93 1 116 22 490 512 Caledonia 116 13 98 5 2 31 5 38 11 67 78 La Crescent 169 12 157 - 7 50 - 57 5 107 112 Hubbard County Total 339 59 280 - 9 43 - 52 50 237 287 Hubbard Co. Sheriff 290 47 243 - 8 42 - 50 39 201 240 Park Rapids 49 12 37 - 1 1 - 2 11 36 47 Isanti County Total 453 90 360 3 49 62 3 114 41 298 339 Isanti Co. Sheriff 204 8 195 1 2 12 1 15 6 183 189 Cambridge 249 82 165 2 47 50 2 99 35 115 150 Itasca County Total 404 38 366 - - 2 - 2 38 364 402 Itasca Co. Sheriff 278 25 253 - - - - - 25 253 278 Grand Rapids 126 13 113 - - 2 - 2 13 111 124 Jackson County Total 286 17 245 24 2 29 24 55 15 216 231 Jackson Co. Sheriff 32 - 32 ------32 32 Jackson PD 199 15 160 24 2 27 24 53 13 133 146 Lakefield 55 2 53 - - 2 - 2 2 51 53 Kanabec County Total 528 82 436 10 24 113 10 147 58 323 381 Kanabec Co. Sheriff 201 27 172 2 6 48 2 56 21 124 145 Mora 327 55 264 8 18 65 8 91 37 199 236 Kandiyohi County Total 2,122 498 1,610 14 233 381 14 628 265 1,229 1,494 Kandiyohi Co. Sheriff 575 71 504 - 32 85 - 117 39 419 458 Willmar 1,547 427 1,106 14 201 296 14 511 226 810 1,036 Kittson County Total 206 5 201 - 1 25 - 26 4 176 180 Koochiching County Total 494 59 412 23 30 96 23 149 29 316 345 Koochiching Co. Sheriff 158 15 143 - 10 29 - 39 5 114 119 International Falls 336 44 269 23 20 67 23 110 24 202 226
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 66 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Lac Qui Parle County Total 56 5 51 - - 13 - 13 5 38 43 Lac Qui Parle Co. Sheriff 40 3 37 - - 12 - 12 3 25 28 Dawson 11 1 10 - - 1 - 1 1 9 10 Madison 5 1 4 - - - - - 1 4 5 Lake County Total 179 26 153 - 8 36 - 44 18 117 135 Lake Co. Sheriff 122 12 110 - 6 31 - 37 6 79 85 Silver Bay ------Two Harbors 57 14 43 - 2 5 - 7 12 38 50 Lake of the Woods County Total 67 2 65 - - 3 - 3 2 62 64 Le Sueur County Total 306 47 259 - 12 31 - 43 35 228 263 Le Sueur Co. Sheriff 215 28 187 - 3 19 - 22 25 168 193 Le Sueur PD 91 19 72 - 9 12 - 21 10 60 70 Lincoln County Total 3 - 3 ------3 3 Lyon County Total 1,250 174 1,065 11 93 181 11 285 81 884 965 Lyon Co. Sheriff 104 15 89 - 2 16 - 18 13 73 86 Marshall 1,146 159 976 11 91 165 11 267 68 811 879 Tracy ------McLeod County Total 1,581 223 1,331 27 95 316 27 438 128 1,015 1,143 McLeod Co. Sheriff 347 43 304 - 13 46 - 59 30 258 288 Glencoe 451 38 407 6 19 108 6 133 19 299 318 Hutchinson 783 142 620 21 63 162 21 246 79 458 537 Mahnomen County Total 359 30 328 1 7 73 1 81 23 255 278 Marshall County Total 253 13 240 - 3 62 - 65 10 178 188 Martin County Total 943 123 785 35 49 179 35 263 74 606 680 Martin Co. Sheriff 142 10 129 3 - 16 3 19 10 113 123 Fairmont 801 113 656 32 49 163 32 244 64 493 557 Meeker County Total 811 94 703 14 34 124 14 172 60 579 639 Meeker Co. Sheriff 458 57 399 2 20 57 2 79 37 342 379 Litchfield 353 37 304 12 14 67 12 93 23 237 260 Mille Lacs County Total 2,175 182 1,989 4 38 282 4 324 144 1,707 1,851 Mille Lacs Co. Sheriff 1,757 104 1,653 - 20 163 - 183 84 1,490 1,574 Princeton 418 78 336 4 18 119 4 141 60 217 277 Morrison County Total 665 90 573 2 33 54 2 89 57 519 576 Morrison Co. Sheriff 414 46 366 2 7 32 2 41 39 334 373
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 67 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Little Falls 251 44 207 - 26 22 - 48 18 185 203 Mower County Total 2,891 339 2,534 18 164 435 18 617 175 2,099 2,274 Mower Co. Sheriff 788 49 739 - 20 72 - 92 29 667 696 Austin 2,103 290 1,795 18 144 363 18 525 146 1,432 1,578 Murray County Total ------Murray Co. Sheriff ------Slayton ------Nicollet County Total 1,285 84 1,194 7 27 218 7 252 57 976 1,033 Nicollet Co. Sheriff 403 13 390 - 5 43 - 48 8 347 355 North Mankato 284 13 270 1 2 35 1 38 11 235 246 St. Peter 598 58 534 6 20 140 6 166 38 394 432 Nobles County Total 439 92 347 - 45 31 - 76 47 316 363 Nobles Co. Sheriff 48 1 47 - 1 - - 1 - 47 47 Worthington 391 91 300 - 44 31 - 75 47 269 316 Norman County Total 1 - 1 ------1 1 Olmsted County Total 5,078 1,151 3,719 208 463 838 208 1,509 688 2,881 3,569 Olmsted Co. Sheriff 562 71 485 6 12 112 6 130 59 373 432 Rochester 4,425 1,066 3,159 200 446 704 200 1,350 620 2,455 3,075 Stewartville 91 14 75 2 5 22 2 29 9 53 62 Otter Tail County Total 1,942 274 1,663 5 104 270 5 379 170 1,393 1,563 Otter Tail Co. Sheriff 956 111 845 - 39 151 - 190 72 694 766 Fergus Falls 986 163 818 5 65 119 5 189 98 699 797 Pennington County Total 770 128 621 21 55 166 21 242 73 455 528 Pennington Co. Sheriff 189 23 160 6 4 19 6 29 19 141 160 Thief River Falls 581 105 461 15 51 147 15 213 54 314 368 Pine County Total 1,157 177 975 5 64 251 5 320 113 724 837 Pipestone County Total 177 11 166 - 1 20 - 21 10 146 156 Polk County Total 1,070 100 924 46 27 123 46 196 73 801 874 Polk Co. Sheriff 212 20 179 13 6 20 13 39 14 159 173 Crookston 212 15 197 - 5 38 - 43 10 159 169 East Grand Forks 646 65 548 33 16 65 33 114 49 483 532 Pope County Total 546 29 503 14 12 63 14 89 17 440 457 Pope Co. Sheriff 407 16 380 11 5 43 11 59 11 337 348 Glenwood 139 13 123 3 7 20 3 30 6 103 109
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 68 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Ramsey County Total 25,468 4,613 17,629 3,226 2,074 3,877 3,226 9,177 2,539 13,752 16,291 Ramsey Co. Sheriff 455 18 380 57 3 52 57 112 15 328 343 Arden Hills 181 24 137 20 7 28 20 55 17 109 126 Falcon Heights 95 13 82 - 4 5 - 9 9 77 86 Lauderdale 90 6 83 1 1 - 1 2 5 83 88 Maplewood 2,693 972 1,469 252 408 263 252 923 564 1,206 1,770 Mounds View 471 60 404 7 25 51 7 83 35 353 388 New Brighton 762 76 681 5 30 183 5 218 46 498 544 North St. Paul 428 67 360 1 27 62 1 90 40 298 338 Roseville 1,574 585 979 10 271 96 10 377 314 883 1,197 St. Paul 16,833 2,577 11,457 2,799 1,214 2,616 2,799 6,629 1,363 8,841 10,204 White Bear Lake 935 81 796 58 35 332 58 425 46 464 510 Little Canada 413 62 346 5 33 96 5 134 29 250 279 Shoreview 269 35 223 11 10 46 11 67 25 177 202 Vadnais Heights 210 36 174 - 5 17 - 22 31 157 188 North Oaks 59 1 58 - 1 30 - 31 - 28 28 Red Lake County Total 24 1 23 - - - - - 1 23 24 Redwood County Total 621 103 512 6 35 170 6 211 68 342 410 Redwood Co. Sheriff 266 37 228 1 5 59 1 65 32 169 201 Redwood Falls 355 66 284 5 30 111 5 146 36 173 209 Renville County Total 329 43 286 - 21 36 - 57 22 250 272 Renville Co. Sheriff 302 34 268 - 15 36 - 51 19 232 251 Olivia 27 9 18 - 6 - - 6 3 18 21 Rice County Total 2,163 265 1,747 151 147 417 151 715 118 1,330 1,448 Rice Co. Sheriff 479 19 458 2 11 62 2 75 8 396 404 Faribault PD 1,195 202 864 129 115 230 129 474 87 634 721 Northfield 489 44 425 20 21 125 20 166 23 300 323 Rock County Total 61 6 55 - 1 11 - 12 5 44 49 Roseau County Total 178 10 168 - - 32 - 32 10 136 146 Roseau Co. Sheriff 84 1 83 - - 12 - 12 1 71 72 Roseau PD 33 4 29 - - 2 - 2 4 27 31 Warroad 61 5 56 - - 18 - 18 5 38 43 St. Louis County Total 9,128 1,590 7,444 94 621 1,445 94 2,160 969 5,999 6,968 St. Louis Co. Sheriff 1,330 141 1,189 - 75 186 - 261 66 1,003 1,069
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 69 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Aurora 112 16 96 - 9 42 - 51 7 54 61 Babbitt 57 2 53 2 - 20 2 22 2 33 35 Biwabik 32 1 31 - - 11 - 11 1 20 21 Chisholm 144 19 125 - 8 26 - 34 11 99 110 Duluth 4,717 1,085 3,602 30 409 791 30 1,230 676 2,811 3,487 Ely 137 3 134 - - 31 - 31 3 103 106 Eveleth 296 41 255 - 20 93 - 113 21 162 183 Gilbert 101 2 99 - 1 20 - 21 1 79 80 Hibbing 652 111 541 - 26 23 - 49 85 518 603 Hoyt Lakes 3 - 3 ------3 3 Mountain Iron 9 1 8 - - 4 - 4 1 4 5 Proctor 114 14 100 - 8 43 - 51 6 57 63 Virginia 703 77 570 56 28 98 56 182 49 472 521 Floodwood 73 4 69 - 2 11 - 13 2 58 60 Hermantown 228 73 149 6 35 46 6 87 38 103 141 Univ. of Minn. PD-Duluth 420 - 420 ------420 420 Scott County Total 5,385 399 4,849 137 192 1,062 137 1,391 207 3,787 3,994 Scott Co. Sheriff 1,740 21 1,719 - 7 104 - 111 14 1,615 1,629 Belle Plaine 216 13 192 11 4 52 11 67 9 140 149 Jordan 458 27 398 33 12 106 33 151 15 292 307 New Prague 250 20 222 8 13 103 8 124 7 119 126 Shakopee 1,348 171 1,132 45 89 380 45 514 82 752 834 Savage 619 92 499 28 42 108 28 178 50 391 441 Prior Lake 754 55 687 12 25 209 12 246 30 478 508 Sherburne County Total 2,515 315 2,097 103 136 548 103 787 179 1,549 1,728 Sherburne Co. Sheriff 990 113 819 58 57 225 58 340 56 594 650 Big Lake 312 34 260 18 13 58 18 89 21 202 223 Elk River 1,036 156 861 19 65 237 19 321 91 624 715 Becker PD 177 12 157 8 1 28 8 37 11 129 140 Sibley County Total 33 - 33 - - 5 - 5 - 28 28 Stearns County Total 6,515 1,335 5,053 127 527 897 127 1,551 808 4,156 4,964 Stearns Co. Sheriff 915 115 792 8 43 161 8 212 72 631 703 Cold Spring 76 9 67 - 6 16 - 22 3 51 54 Melrose 81 4 77 - - 8 - 8 4 69 73
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 70 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Paynesville 148 8 137 3 4 28 3 35 4 109 113 St. Cloud 4,323 944 3,286 93 379 591 93 1,063 565 2,695 3,260 Sauk Centre 159 21 132 6 7 19 6 32 14 113 127 Waite Park 503 214 280 9 80 32 9 121 134 248 382 St. Joseph 133 7 126 - 1 3 - 4 6 123 129 Sartell 166 12 146 8 6 38 8 52 6 108 114 Steele County Total 986 170 806 10 75 178 10 263 95 628 723 Steele Co. Sheriff 208 22 183 3 12 34 3 49 10 149 159 Owatonna 754 145 602 7 62 138 7 207 83 464 547 Blooming Prairie 24 3 21 - 1 6 - 7 2 15 17 Stevens County Total 200 24 176 - 7 37 - 44 17 139 156 Stevens Co. Sheriff 62 3 59 - - 11 - 11 3 48 51 Morris 138 21 117 - 7 26 - 33 14 91 105 Swift County Total 315 38 273 4 20 83 4 107 18 190 208 Swift Co. Sheriff 77 8 68 1 4 19 1 24 4 49 53 Appleton 70 3 64 3 3 14 3 20 - 50 50 Benson 168 27 141 - 13 50 - 63 14 91 105 Todd County Total 602 116 471 15 50 130 15 195 66 341 407 Todd Co. Sheriff 375 74 301 - 34 57 - 91 40 244 284 Long Prairie 1 - 1 ------1 1 Staples 226 42 169 15 16 73 15 104 26 96 122 Traverse County Total 31 6 25 - 2 2 - 4 4 23 27 Wabasha County Total 392 47 341 4 19 51 4 74 28 290 318 Wabasha Co. Sheriff 29 1 28 - - 1 - 1 1 27 28 Lake City 180 26 151 3 13 24 3 40 13 127 140 Plainview ------Wabasha PD 183 20 162 1 6 26 1 33 14 136 150 Wadena County Total 789 147 626 16 58 37 16 111 89 589 678 Wadena Co. Sheriff 114 30 82 2 10 8 2 20 20 74 94 Wadena PD 675 117 544 14 48 29 14 91 69 515 584 Waseca County Total 674 75 593 6 22 146 6 174 53 447 500 Waseca Co. Sheriff 204 6 196 2 2 30 2 34 4 166 170 Janesville 56 4 52 - 1 14 - 15 3 38 41 Waseca PD 414 65 345 4 19 102 4 125 46 243 289
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 71 TABLE 16 ARRESTS BY AGENCY - 2002
GRAND TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Juvenile Adult Adult Adult AGENCY TOTAL PART 1 PART 2 OTHER* Part 1 Part 2 Other* Total Part 1 Part 2 Total
Washington County Total 6,655 1,069 5,454 132 444 1,304 132 1,880 625 4,150 4,775 Washington Co. Sheriff 1,252 147 1,090 15 54 246 15 315 93 844 937 Bayport 135 7 126 2 2 22 2 26 5 104 109 Forest Lake 434 63 371 - 29 32 - 61 34 339 373 Newport 182 18 160 4 3 27 4 34 15 133 148 St. Paul Park 339 29 309 1 9 86 1 96 20 223 243 Stillwater 717 102 614 1 49 151 1 201 53 463 516 Cottage Grove 901 163 725 13 90 190 13 293 73 535 608 Oakdale 1,183 355 748 80 149 277 80 506 206 471 677 Woodbury 1,195 165 1,014 16 52 157 16 225 113 857 970 Oak Park Heights 317 20 297 - 7 116 - 123 13 181 194 Watonwan County Total 479 64 407 8 46 104 8 158 18 303 321 Watonwan Co. Sheriff 144 14 130 - 10 24 - 34 4 106 110 St. James 335 50 277 8 36 80 8 124 14 197 211 Wilkin County Total 745 43 692 10 29 161 10 200 14 531 545 Wilkin Co. Sheriff 162 12 145 5 6 24 5 35 6 121 127 Breckenridge 583 31 547 5 23 137 5 165 8 410 418 Winona County Total 2,592 207 2,312 73 99 350 73 522 108 1,962 2,070 Winona Co. Sheriff 519 23 485 11 15 93 11 119 8 392 400 Winona PD 1,977 176 1,742 59 77 246 59 382 99 1,496 1,595 Goodview 96 8 85 3 7 11 3 21 1 74 75 Wright County Total 4,100 537 3,308 255 255 700 255 1,210 282 2,608 2,890 Wright Co. Sheriff 3,274 418 2,630 226 190 461 226 877 228 2,169 2,397 Buffalo 821 119 673 29 65 238 29 332 54 435 489 Annandale 5 - 5 - - 1 - 1 - 4 4 Yellow Medicine Co. Total 117 10 107 - 2 - - 2 8 107 115 Yellow Medicine Co. Sheriff 9 5 4 - 2 - - 2 3 4 7 Granite Falls 108 5 103 - - - - - 5 103 108 Minnesota State Patrol-Total 4,537 11 4,526 - 3 166 - 169 8 4,360 4,368 Capitol Security 6 2 4 - - 1 - 1 2 3 5
* "Other" arrests include juvenile status offenses of Runaways and Curfew/Loitering. 72
NARCOTIC ARREST INFORMATION
NARCOTIC ARRESTS IN MINNESOTA
Narcotic arrest information for the state in 2002 8 percent of all narcotics arrests. Persons aged 19 were involved 18,978 arrest situations, with 15,619 males the next highest with 1,483 arrests. Race information and 3,359 females arrested. Persons aged 18 comprise reveals that 72 percent of the narcotics arrests were for the greatest portion of the arrests (1,577) representing persons of the white race.
FIGURE 26 NUMBER OF NARCOTICS ARRESTS FOR 1993-2002*
30,000
25,000
24,079 20,000 22,004 22,600 19,072 18,978 15,000 17,994 16,144 15,058 10,000 Arrests of Number 13,141
9,263 5,000
0 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Year
FIGURE 27 NARCOTIC ARRESTS BY TYPE FOR 2002
Marijuana 11,453
Opium/Cocaine 3,173
Other Dangerous 3,838 Drugs
Synthetics 514
0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000
* The decrease in narcotic arrests from 2000 to 2001 is due to a change in the procedures for counting arrests. Prior to 2001 the BCA tallied all narcotic charges for each individual. The BCA’s reporting system was modified to reflect the correct Uniform Crime Reporting procedures which requires that only the most serious charge be counted for each individual arrested.
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TABLE 17 AGE, SEX AND RACE OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS ARRESTED FOR SPECIFIC NARCOTIC VIOLATIONS IN MINNESOTA FOR 2002
Opium, Age TOTAL Cocaine, Etc. Marijuana Synthetic Other
Total 18,978 3,173 11,453 514 3,838
Under 10 26 9 11 0 6 10 to 12 64 0 60 0 4 13-14 525 27 449 2 47 15 628 31 544 3 50 16 1,135 79 951 12 93 17 1,382 102 1,153 8 119
Total Under 18 3,760 248 3168 25 319
18 1,577 119 1252 39 167 19 1,483 146 1074 45 218 20 1,272 159 899 28 186 21 1,086 186 669 34 197 22 977 176 580 33 188 23 820 134 454 27 205 24 596 122 305 19 150 25-29 2,279 527 1057 73 622 30-34 1,568 381 617 52 518 35-39 1,485 408 555 55 467 40-44 1,216 330 471 56 359 45-49 544 152 217 17 158 50-54 230 64 92 8 66 55-59 54 14 29 1 10 60-64 19 6 8 1 4 Over 65 12 1 6 1 4 Total Over 18 15,218 2,925 8,285 489 3,519
SEX Number RACE Total Percent Juvenile Adult Total 18,978 Total 18,978 100% 3,745 14,249 White 13,656 72% 3,025 10,631 Male 15,619 African American 4,670 25% 597 4,073 Female 3,359 American Indian/Alaskan Native 383 2% 83 300 Asian/Pacific Islander 269 1% 55 214
TABLE 18 ARRESTS FOR SALE/POSSESSION OF NARCOTICS, 2001 - 2002 Type SALE POSSESSION 2001 20022001 2002 TOTAL 5,531 6,032 12,463 12,946 Opium/Cocaine 863 838 3,098 2,335 Marijuana 3,462 3,576 7,269 7,877 Synthetic 26 30 267 484 Other 1,180 1,588 1,829 2,250
74 TABLE 19 2002 NARCOTICS ARRESTS BY AGENCY Opium, Cocaine, Agency TOTAL etc. Marijuana Synthetic Other Male Female
Statewide Total 18,978 3,173 11,453 514 3,838 15,619 3,359
Aitkin County Total 16 2 7 - 7 14 2 Anoka County Total 943 42 520 11 370 742 201 Anoka Co. Sheriff 57 4 26 - 27 45 12 Anoka PD 64 - 38 2 24 54 10 Blaine 292 15 106 4 167 216 76 Centennial Lakes 40 3 36 - 1 31 9 Columbia Heights 19 4 14 1 - 16 3 Coon Rapids 164 8 91 - 65 124 40 Fridley 66 3 42 3 18 52 14 Lino Lakes 83 3 61 1 18 67 16 Spring Lake Park 19 - 10 - 9 19 - East Bethel 24 1 10 - 13 19 5 Ham Lake 21 - 11 - 10 18 3 Andover 50 1 41 - 8 46 4 Ramsey 17 - 13 - 4 15 2 Hilltop 1 - - - 1 - 1 St. Francis 26 - 21 - 5 20 6 Becker County Total 41 2 24 - 15 33 8 Becker County Sheriff 4 - 3 - 1 4 - Detroit Lakes 37 2 21 - 14 29 8 Beltrami County Total 68 5 53 - 10 49 19 Beltrami Co. Sheriff 23 1 19 - 3 19 4 Bemidji 45 4 34 - 7 30 15 Benton County Total 61 3 42 1 15 51 10 Benton Co. Sheriff 36 - 24 - 12 31 5 Sauk Rapids 25 3 18 1 3 20 5 Big Stone County Total 21 - 16 - 5 17 4 Big Stone Co. Sheriff 4 - 3 - 1 3 1 Ortonville 17 - 13 - 4 14 3 Blue Earth County Total 160 12 119 5 24 135 25 Blue Earth Co. Sheriff 47 2 39 - 6 39 8 Mankato 113 10 80 5 18 96 17 Brown County Total 49 25 22 - 2 40 9 Brown Co. Sheriff ------New Ulm 48 24 22 - 2 39 9 Sleepy Eye 1 1 - - - 1 - Springfield ------Carlton County Total 163 9 119 8 27 134 29 Carlton Co. Sheriff 88 - 73 1 14 70 18 Cloquet 73 9 45 7 12 64 9 Moose Lake 2 - 1 - 1 - 2 Scanlon ------Carver County Total 274 7 239 8 20 221 53 Carver Co. Sheriff 69 - 63 1 5 52 17 Chanhassen 68 1 62 2 3 60 8 Chaska 118 5 97 4 12 96 22
75 TABLE 19 2002 NARCOTICS ARRESTS BY AGENCY Opium, Cocaine, Agency TOTAL etc. Marijuana Synthetic Other Male Female
Waconia 19 1 17 1 - 13 6 Cass County Total 30 4 13 2 11 26 4 Chippewa County Total 35 2 29 1 3 30 5 Chippewa Co. Sheriff ------Montevideo 35 2 29 1 3 30 5 Chisago County Total 159 1 103 1 54 139 20 Chisago Co. Sheriff 112 - 73 1 38 99 13 Chisago City 17 - 7 - 10 13 4 Lindstrom 21 1 17 - 3 20 1 North Branch 9 - 6 - 3 7 2 Wyoming ------Clay County Total 173 7 129 - 37 125 48 Clay Co. Sheriff 28 1 19 - 8 22 6 Dilworth 11 - 10 - 1 9 2 Moorhead 134 6 100 - 28 94 40 Clearwater County Total 7 - 1 - 6 6 1 Cook County Total 21 - 20 - 1 13 8 Cook Co. Sheriff 21 - 20 - 1 13 8 Grand Marais ------Cottonwood County Total 56 3 25 - 28 45 11 Cottonwood Co. Sheriff 14 - 8 - 6 10 4 Mountain Lake 1 - 1 - - 1 - Windom 41 3 16 - 22 34 7 Crow Wing County Total 178 3 106 4 65 149 29 Crow Wing Co. Sheriff 59 1 36 2 20 47 12 Brainerd 95 2 50 2 41 81 14 Crosby 17 - 16 - 1 15 2 Baxter 7 - 4 - 3 6 1 Dakota County Total 1,547 120 1,000 11 416 1,256 291 Dakota Co. Sheriff 85 4 61 1 19 75 10 Burnsville 227 1 181 - 45 190 37 Farmington 50 2 42 - 6 39 11 Hastings 75 5 57 - 13 60 15 Mendota Heights ------Rosemount 71 1 61 - 9 52 19 South St. Paul 139 13 63 - 63 114 25 West St. Paul 110 28 64 2 16 88 22 Eagan 306 42 173 4 87 234 72 Inver Grove Heights 107 7 72 1 27 99 8 Apple Valley 172 7 142 3 20 146 26 Lakeville 205 10 84 - 111 159 46 Dodge County Total 28 4 9 2 13 26 2 Dodge Co. Sheriff 24 1 9 2 12 22 2 Kasson 4 3 - - 1 4 - Douglas County Total 71 1 52 3 15 58 13 Douglas Co. Sheriff 30 1 23 1 5 27 3 Alexandria 41 - 29 2 10 31 10 Faribault County Total 22 4 5 2 11 19 3
76 TABLE 19 2002 NARCOTICS ARRESTS BY AGENCY Opium, Cocaine, Agency TOTAL etc. Marijuana Synthetic Other Male Female
Faribault Co. Sheriff 15 3 1 - 11 13 2 Blue Earth 7 1 4 2 - 6 1 Wells ------Fillmore County Total 5 1 1 - 3 5 - Freeborn County Total 135 21 72 1 41 107 28 Freeborn Co. Sheriff 31 5 17 1 8 24 7 Albert Lea 104 16 55 - 33 83 21 Goodue County Total 256 15 187 1 53 200 56 Goodhue Co. Sheriff 74 4 52 - 18 65 9 Cannon Falls 30 1 19 - 10 24 6 Red Wing 141 9 106 1 25 101 40 Zumbrota 11 1 10 - - 10 1 Grant County Total 23 - 16 - 7 19 4 Hennepin County Total 6,127 2,244 2,908 106 869 5,157 970 Hennepin Co. Sheriff 198 99 46 9 44 160 38 Bloomington 428 91 282 13 42 341 87 Brooklyn Center 186 64 89 2 31 139 47 Brooklyn Park 195 46 134 2 13 166 29 Crystal 21 4 12 3 2 19 2 Deephaven-Woodland 15 - 14 - 1 12 3 Edina 42 3 28 4 7 33 9 South Lake Minnetonka 22 - 19 1 2 21 1 Golden Valley 44 3 23 - 18 32 12 Hopkins 25 2 20 - 3 14 11 Minneapolis 3,733 1,819 1,258 51 605 3,224 509 Minnetonka 143 - 139 1 3 115 28 Mound 22 - 21 1 - 17 5 New Hope 70 2 62 1 5 58 12 Orono 6 1 3 - 2 4 2 Osseo 16 - 16 - - 13 3 Plymouth 140 13 113 2 12 105 35 Richfield 196 50 137 1 8 163 33 Robbinsdale 19 7 7 1 4 15 4 St. Anthony 14 1 12 1 - 8 6 St. Louis Park 52 6 33 3 10 36 16 Wayzata 11 - 10 - 1 11 - Univ. of Minn. PD - Mpls. 71 3 63 - 5 62 9 Metro Airport ------Eden Prairie 73 1 71 - 1 61 12 Maple Grove 166 19 113 7 27 139 27 Minnetrista 33 1 31 - 1 26 7 Champlin 101 6 80 2 13 91 10 Medina 29 3 21 1 4 26 3 Corcoran ------Dayton 13 - 12 - 1 10 3 West Hennepin 43 - 39 - 4 36 7 Three Rivers Park District ------Houston County Total 71 - 64 - 7 63 8
77 TABLE 19 2002 NARCOTICS ARRESTS BY AGENCY Opium, Cocaine, Agency TOTAL etc. Marijuana Synthetic Other Male Female
Houston Co. Sheriff 35 - 33 - 2 31 4 Caledonia 12 - 11 - 1 11 1 La Crescent 24 - 20 - 4 21 3 Hubbard County Total 7 - 3 - 4 3 4 Hubbard Co. Sheriff 7 - 3 - 4 3 4 Park Rapids ------Isanti County Total 52 - 20 - 32 41 11 Isanti Co. Sheriff 34 - 4 - 30 28 6 Cambridge 18 - 16 - 2 13 5 Itasca County Total 4 1 1 - 2 4 - Itasca Co. Sheriff 2 1 1 - - 2 - Grand Rapids 2 - - - 2 2 - Jackson County Total 17 - 8 1 8 14 3 Jackson Co. Sheriff ------Jackson PD 15 - 6 1 8 12 3 Lakefield 2 - 2 - - 2 - Kanabec County Total 39 - 22 - 17 31 8 Kanabec Co. Sheriff 29 - 12 - 17 23 6 Mora 10 - 10 - - 8 2 Kandiyohi County Total 171 6 104 1 60 137 34 Kandiyohi Co. Sheriff 58 4 37 - 17 49 9 Willmar 113 2 67 1 43 88 25 Kittson County Total 10 - 10 - - 7 3 Kittson Co. Sheriff 10 - 10 - - 7 3 Hallock ------Koochiching County Total 87 9 70 - 8 70 17 Koochiching Co. Sheriff 25 6 19 - - 23 2 Internationa Falls 62 3 51 - 8 47 15 Lac Qui Parle County Total 3 - 3 - - 3 - Lac Qui Parle Co. Sheriff 3 - 3 - - 3 - Dawson ------Madison ------Lake County Total 9 - 8 1 - 7 2 Lake Co. Sheriff 5 - 4 1 - 4 1 Silver Bay ------Two Harbors 4 - 4 - - 3 1 Lake of the Woods Co. Total 21 - 18 1 2 16 5 Le Sueur County Total 34 2 23 - 9 26 8 Le Sueur Co. Sheriff 23 2 12 - 9 17 6 Le Sueur PD 11 - 11 - - 9 2 Lincoln County Total ------Lyon County Total 47 4 27 - 16 37 10 Lyon Co. Sheriff 11 - 2 - 9 9 2 Marshall 36 4 25 - 7 28 8 Tracy ------McLeod County Total 83 4 51 3 25 63 20 McLeod Co. Sheriff 26 1 18 - 7 21 5 Glencoe 34 3 27 - 4 27 7
78 TABLE 19 2002 NARCOTICS ARRESTS BY AGENCY Opium, Cocaine, Agency TOTAL etc. Marijuana Synthetic Other Male Female
Hutchinson 23 - 6 3 14 15 8 Mahnomen County Total 9 1 3 - 5 7 2 Marshall County Total 4 2 1 - 1 3 1 Martin County Total 71 - 47 - 24 58 13 Martin Co. Sheriff 10 - 6 - 4 9 1 Fairmont 61 - 41 - 20 49 12 Meeker County Total 56 - 32 - 24 45 11 Meeker Co. Sheriff 37 - 24 - 13 30 7 Litchfield 19 - 8 - 11 15 4 Mille Lacs County Total 143 - 72 4 67 110 33 Mille Lacs Co. Sheriff 107 - 49 4 54 81 26 Princeton 36 - 23 - 13 29 7 Morrison County Total 76 2 40 - 34 60 16 Morrison Co. Sheriff 42 - 25 - 17 34 8 Little Falls 34 2 15 - 17 26 8 Mower County Total 191 8 122 1 60 156 35 Mower Co. Sheriff 48 4 24 1 19 40 8 Austin 143 4 98 - 41 116 27 Murray County Total ------Murray Co. Sheriff ------Slayton ------Nicollet County Total 51 2 35 - 14 45 6 Nicollet Co. Sheriff 7 1 2 - 4 7 - North Mankato 12 - 12 - - 11 1 St. Peter 32 1 21 - 10 27 5 Nobles County Total 16 - 4 - 12 13 3 Nobles Co. Sheriff 6 - - - 6 5 1 Worthington 10 - 4 - 6 8 2 Norman County Total ------Olmsted County Total 400 92 254 6 48 332 68 Olmsted Co. Sheriff 42 8 26 - 8 35 7 Rochester 351 84 221 6 40 291 60 Stewartville 7 - 7 - - 6 1 Otter Tail County Total 128 5 82 2 39 104 24 Otter Tail Co. Sheriff 37 1 22 - 14 26 11 Fergus Falls 91 4 60 2 25 78 13 Pennington County Total 55 5 36 - 14 40 15 Pennington Co. Sheriff 17 2 8 - 7 13 4 Thief River Falls 38 3 28 - 7 27 11 Pine County Total 71 4 27 - 40 56 15 Pipestone County Total 25 - 8 - 17 17 8 Polk County Total 112 3 91 1 17 90 22 Polk Co. Sheriff 17 2 8 - 7 15 2 Crookston 12 - 10 1 1 9 3 East Grand Forks 83 1 73 - 9 66 17 Pope County Total 44 - 34 - 10 39 5 Pope Co. Sheriff 28 - 25 - 3 25 3 Glenwood 16 - 9 - 7 14 2
79 TABLE 19 2002 NARCOTICS ARRESTS BY AGENCY Opium, Cocaine, Agency TOTAL etc. Marijuana Synthetic Other Male Female
Ramsey County Total 2,061 103 1,473 222 263 1,721 340 Ramsey Co. Sheriff 79 - 6 3 70 63 16 Arden Hills 12 - 4 - 8 8 4 Falcon Heights 7 3 4 - - 5 2 Lauderdale 7 - 7 - - 7 - Maplewood 150 14 96 3 37 120 30 Mounds View 19 - 12 - 7 13 6 New Brighton 74 5 51 3 15 56 18 North St. Paul 71 - 61 - 10 62 9 Roseville 207 20 149 2 36 168 39 St. Paul 1,322 59 1,004 210 49 1,126 196 White Bear Lake 67 2 59 1 5 53 14 Little Canada 20 - 9 - 11 17 3 Shoreview 9 - 6 - 3 8 1 Vadnais Heights 17 - 5 - 12 15 2 North Oaks ------Red Lake County Total ------Redwood County Total 19 1 17 - 1 16 3 Redwood Co. Sheriff 9 1 7 - 1 7 2 Redwood Falls 10 - 10 - - 9 1 Renville County Total 19 1 9 - 9 13 6 Renville Co. Sheriff 18 1 9 - 8 12 6 Olivia 1 - - - 1 1 - Rice County Total 134 9 113 4 8 118 16 Rice Co. Sheriff 21 1 15 4 1 18 3 Faribault PD 79 7 68 - 4 70 9 Northfield 34 1 30 - 3 30 4 Rock County Total 9 - 3 - 6 8 1 Roseau County Total 10 - 10 - - 8 2 Roseau Co. Sheriff 9 - 9 - - 7 2 Roseau PD 1 - 1 - - 1 - Warroad ------St. Louis County Total 879 99 521 64 195 688 191 St. Louis Co. Sheriff 169 2 124 1 42 126 43 Aurora 16 - 7 - 9 8 8 Babbitt 7 - 6 - 1 7 - Biwabik 5 - 1 - 4 4 1 Chisholm 16 1 5 3 7 15 1 Duluth 407 87 223 44 53 313 94 Ely 16 - 14 - 2 15 1 Eveleth 40 2 28 - 10 37 3 Gilbert 7 2 2 - 3 5 2 Hibbing 107 3 41 13 50 77 30 Hoyt Lakes ------Mountain Iron 3 - 3 - - 3 - Proctor 4 - 4 - - 4 - Virginia 43 1 31 2 9 39 4 Floodwood 15 - 10 - 5 13 2
80 TABLE 19 2002 NARCOTICS ARRESTS BY AGENCY Opium, Cocaine, Agency TOTAL etc. Marijuana Synthetic Other Male Female
Hermantown 11 1 9 1 - 10 1 Univ. of Minn. PD - Duluth 13 - 13 - - 12 1 Scott County Total 328 6 275 3 44 272 56 Scott Co. Sheriff 28 1 22 - 5 23 5 Belle Plaine 19 - 17 - 2 14 5 Jordan 34 - 31 - 3 27 7 New Prague 17 1 16 - - 12 5 Shakopee 118 - 102 - 16 101 17 Savage 67 3 47 2 15 59 8 Prior Lake 45 1 40 1 3 36 9 Sherburne County Total 235 8 169 - 58 191 44 Sheruburne Co. Sheriff 93 6 49 - 38 74 19 Big Lake 22 - 21 - 1 15 7 Elk River 95 2 77 - 16 81 14 Becker 25 - 22 - 3 21 4 Sibley County Total 2 - 2 - - 2 - Stearns County Total 636 148 381 3 104 515 121 Stearns Co. Sheriff 60 - 36 1 23 45 15 Cold Spring 18 - 18 - - 16 2 Melrose 10 - 8 - 2 9 1 Paynesville 7 - 6 - 1 6 1 St. Cloud 474 145 255 1 73 379 95 Sauk Centre 8 1 6 - 1 7 1 Waite Park 20 2 16 - 2 18 2 St. Joseph 3 - 3 - - 3 - Sartell 36 - 33 1 2 32 4 Steele County Total 103 13 74 - 16 89 14 Steele Co. Sheriff 27 - 24 - 3 25 2 Owatonna 75 13 49 - 13 63 12 Blooming Prairie 1 - 1 - - 1 - Stevens County Total 18 1 15 1 1 12 6 Stevens Co. Sheriff 6 - 5 - 1 5 1 Morris 12 1 10 1 - 7 5 Swift County Total 12 - 11 - 1 11 1 Swift Co. Sheriff 1 - 1 - - 1 - Appleton 2 - 2 - - 2 - Benson 9 - 8 - 1 8 1 Todd County Total 24 - 15 - 9 20 4 Todd Co. Sheriff 22 - 14 - 8 19 3 Long Prairie ------Staples 2 - 1 - 1 1 1 Traverse County Total ------Wabasha County Total 29 1 23 - 5 27 2 Wabasha Co. Sheriff ------Lake City 12 - 12 - - 11 1 Plainview ------Wabasha PD 17 1 11 - 5 16 1 Wadena County Total 9 - 6 - 3 6 3
81 TABLE 19 2002 NARCOTICS ARRESTS BY AGENCY Opium, Cocaine, Agency TOTAL etc. Marijuana Synthetic Other Male Female
Wadena Co. Sheriff 5 - 3 - 2 4 1 Wadena PD 4 - 3 - 1 2 2 Waseca County Total 27 1 20 2 4 21 6 Waseca Co. Sheriff 4 - 2 2 - 3 1 Janesville 3 - 3 - - 2 1 Waseca PD 20 1 15 - 4 16 4 Washington County Total 621 32 423 8 158 520 101 Washington Co. Sheriff 168 7 116 - 45 151 17 Bayport 22 - 15 - 7 12 10 Forest Lake 25 6 3 - 16 21 4 Newport 19 2 13 - 4 14 5 St. Paul Park 25 - 15 - 10 25 - Stillwater 67 3 50 2 12 50 17 Cottage Grove 87 3 63 3 18 78 9 Oakdale 65 5 50 2 8 53 12 Woodbury 109 5 67 1 36 87 22 Oak Park Heights 34 1 31 - 2 29 5 Watonwan County Total 35 2 29 - 4 31 4 Watonwan Co. Sheriff 20 - 17 - 3 18 2 St. James 15 2 12 - 1 13 2 Wilkin County Total 19 - 13 - 6 14 5 Wilkin Co. Sheriff 4 - 4 - - 4 - Breckenridge 15 - 9 - 6 10 5 Winona County Total 120 23 95 1 1 95 25 Winona Co. Sheriff 33 4 29 - - 31 2 Winona PD 83 18 63 1 1 62 21 Goodview 4 1 3 - - 2 2 Wright County Total 423 10 258 9 146 330 93 Wright Co. Sheriff 359 10 214 7 128 285 74 Buffalo 62 - 44 2 16 44 18 Annandale 2 - - - 2 1 1 Yellow Medicine Co. Total 2 - 2 - - 1 1 Yellow Medicine Co. Sheriff ------Granite Falls 2 - 2 - - 1 1 MN State Patrol - Total 428 28 339 9 52 377 51 Capitol Security ------
82 URBAN-RURAL AND REGIONAL INFORMATION COMPARISON OF URBAN-RURAL CRIME OFFENSES/ARRESTS FOR 2002
Urban-rural crime comparison by offense offers of jurisdictional reasons, Capitol Security and State information to agencies in evaluating the difference Patrol figures are excluded from this section of the in crime occurring by geographical locations. The report. information that is available must be interpreted with caution as it gives a general indication of Of additional value is the ratio of urban to rural urban-rural crime only and does not represent data crime offenses for 2002. The ratio is nothing more that can be applied to any one specific agency. than the amount of one particular criminal offense Variations in crime are caused by a multitude of for the urban area as compared with the amount of crime factors, which have been listed previously in one particular offense for the rural area. A ratio of this report. The information that is presented in 7:1 aggravated assaults indicates that for every this section lists the numbers of specific criminal seven offenses of aggravated assault in an urban offenses that have been reported to the appropriate area, the rural area experienced one aggravated urban or rural law enforcement authority. Because assault.
83 TABLE 20 2002 URBAN OFFENSE AND CLEARANCE INFORMATION Offenses Total Cleared Cleared Known or Unfounded Actual Crime By By Arrest Offense Reported Number Offenses Rate Arrest* Under 18* Murder/Non-Negligent Man. 108 11 97 3 60 4 Rape 1,890 155 1,735 49 813 106 Forcible 1,798 149 1,649 47 789 106 Attempted 92 6 86 2 24 - Robbery Total 3,609 67 3,542 101 922 174 Firearm 1,106 10 1,096 31 241 37 Knife/Cutting 270 7 263 7 76 13 Other Weapon 423 14 409 12 142 16 Strong Arm 1,810 36 1,774 50 463 108 Aggravated Assault Total 6,314 89 6,225 177 3,603 685 Gun 1,156 21 1,135 32 465 91 Knife 1,623 14 1,609 46 1,074 196 Other Weapon 1,706 28 1,678 48 1,020 188 Hands, Feet, Etc. 1,829 26 1,803 51 1,044 210 Burglary Total 21,926 438 21,488 610 2,311 467 Forced Entry 11,805 173 11,632 330 1,314 221 Unlawful Entry 8,248 212 8,036 228 850 222 Attempted 1,873 53 1,820 52 147 24 Larceny Total 107,499 1,675 105,824 3,005 22,936 6,943 Auto Theft Total 12,508 846 11,662 331 2,105 482 Autos 10,220 755 9,465 269 1,775 412 Trucks/Buses 927 43 884 25 153 20 Other Vehicles 1,361 48 1,313 37 177 50 Arson 1,033 11 1,022 29 183 85 Part 1 Total w/o Arson 153,854 3,281 150,573 4,275 32,750 8,861 Part 1 Total w/Arson 154,887 3,292 151,595 4,304 32,933 8,946 Other Assaults 33,445 647 32,798 931 18,940 3,633 Forgery/Counterfeiting 7,597 114 7,483 150 2,484 111 Fraud 16,037 488 15,549 313 9,213 168 Embezzlement 26 - 26 1 11 - Stolen Property 1,270 29 1,241 25 1,000 412 Vandalism 52,458 397 52,061 1,047 6,222 1,255 Weapons 3,220 153 3,067 62 1,988 442 Prostitution 1,008 - 1,008 20 881 12 Other Sex Offenses 3,415 309 3,106 62 1,503 228 Narcotics 13,485 107 13,378 269 11,480 2,238 Gambling 49 2 47 1 26 3 Family/Children 5,351 575 4,776 96 1,537 17 D.U.I. 19,616 22 19,594 394 19,391 454 Liquor Laws 11,243 47 11,196 225 10,681 2,238 Disorderly Conduct 35,470 724 34,746 699 19,423 2,373 Vagrancy 411 1 410 8 384 6 Other (Except Traffic) 37,537 698 36,839 741 30,393 5,934 Part 2 Total 241,638 4,313 237,325 6,738 135,557 19,524 Grand Total 396,525 7,605 388,920 11,043 168,490 28,470
84 TABLE 21 2002 URBAN PROPERTY INFORMATION Property Type Number of Offenses Stolen Value Recovered Value Currency/Notes $ 23,916,290 $ 309,051 Jewelry/Metals $ 9,655,640 $ 594,820 Clothing/Furs $ 1,848,275 $ 543,768 Locally Stolen Autos $ 47,565,229 $ 26,110,650 Office Equipment $ 10,600,791 $ 274,249 TV/Radio/Stereo $ 13,989,162 $ 599,566 Firearms $ 404,723 $ 37,188 Household Items $ 789,507 $ 25,567 Consumer Items $ 1,065,279 $ 176,763 Livestock $ 34,284 $ 3,372 Miscellaneous $ 32,310,086 $ 2,251,073 Total $ 142,179,266 $ 30,926,067
Murder 97 $ 5,208 Forcible Rape 1,735 $ 28,274
Highway 2,174 $ 571,623 Commercial House 290 $ 556,173 Gas/Service Station 136 $ 52,514 Convenience Store 111 $ 40,109 Residence 248 $ 161,105 Bank 70 $ 222,201 Miscellaneous 837 $ 407,476 Total Robbery 3,866 $ 2,011,201
Residence/Night 5,779 $ 4,670,187 Residence/Day 4,592 $ 4,923,145 Residence/Unknown 3,852 $ 4,956,031 Non-Residence/Night 4,243 $ 4,469,441 Non-Residence/Day 726 $ 595,359 Non-Residence/Unknown 2,296 $ 2,999,034 Total Burglary 21,488 $ 22,613,197 Larceny Over $200 36,963 $ 71,254,216 Larceny $50-$200 27,461 $ 3,286,718 Larceny Under $50 41,400 $ 710,523 Total Larceny 105,824 $ 75,251,457
Auto Theft 11,662 $ 42,269,929
GRAND TOTAL 144,672 $ 142,179,266 Pocket Picking 501 $ 71,882 Purse Snatching 127 $ 44,431 Cargo Thefts 20 $ 21,758 Shoplifting 15,709 $ 2,068,688 From Autos 29,460 $ 21,979,112 Auto Parts/Accessories 4,489 $ 1,872,241 Bicycles 5,588 $ 1,272,215 From Buildings 16,996 $ 13,245,244 Coin Machines 405 $ 153,738 Livestock 170 $ 15,770 All Other 32,359 $ 34,506,378 Total Larceny 105,824 $ 75,251,457
Autos-Stolen Locally-Recovered Locally 6,708 Autos-Stolen Locally-Recovered Not Locally 3,082 Total Stolen/Recovered 9,790 Autos-Stolen Not Locally-Recovered Locally 1,872
85 TABLE 22 2002 RURAL OFFENSE AND CLEARANCE INFORMATION Offenses Total Cleared Cleared Known or Unfounded Actual Crime By By Arrest Offense Reported Number Offenses Rate Arrest Under 18 Murder/Non-Negligent Man. 20 2 18 1 18 1 Rape 556 33 523 36 272 42 Forcible 545 32 513 35 268 40 Attempted 11 1 10 1 4 2 Robbery Total 64 2 62 4 28 3 Firearm 14 - 14 1 9 2 Knife/Cutting 6 - 6 0 2 - Other Weapon 23 2 21 1 10 1 Strong Arm 21 - 21 1 7 - Aggravated Assault Total 854 6 848 58 674 95 Gun 154 1 153 11 120 18 Knife 165 1 164 11 148 28 Other Weapon 284 1 283 20 224 30 Hands, Feet, Etc. 251 3 248 17 182 19 Burglary Total 6,602 193 6,409 442 1,026 161 Forced Entry 4,759 93 4,666 322 679 114 Unlawful Entry 1,316 44 1,272 88 234 37 Attempted 527 56 471 32 113 10 Larceny Total 15,886 410 15,476 1,067 2,600 401 Auto Theft Total 2,232 127 2,105 145 709 120 Autos 1,339 97 1,242 86 535 96 Trucks/Buses 237 5 232 16 71 9 Other Vehicles 656 25 631 44 103 15 Arson 134 2 132 9 37 7 Part 1 Total w/o Arson 26,214 773 25,441 1,754 5,327 823 Part 1 Total w/Arson 26,348 775 25,573 1,763 5,364 830 Other Assaults 6,713 176 6,537 451 4,695 537 Forgery/Counterfeiting 953 19 934 64 340 10 Fraud 7,103 176 6,927 478 4,262 32 Embezzlement 4 - 4 0 4 - Stolen Property 275 4 271 19 216 42 Vandalism 14,450 122 14,328 988 2,881 234 Weapons 710 42 668 46 387 32 Prostitution 13 1 12 1 9 - Other Sex Offenses 1,026 69 957 66 549 96 Narcotics 3,268 42 3,226 222 2,747 381 Gambling 14 1 13 1 10 1 Family/Children 1,610 161 1,449 100 845 4 D.U.I. 6,910 22 6,888 475 6,742 209 Liquor Laws 3,254 27 3,227 223 3,029 626 Disorderly Conduct 7,167 167 7,000 483 4,756 317 Vagrancy 1 - 1 0 1 - Other (Except Traffic) 17,937 340 17,597 1,213 13,528 1,059 Part 2 Total 71,408 1,369 70,039 4,829 45,001 3,580 Grand Total 97,756 2,144 95,612 6,593 50,365 4,410
86 TABLE 23 2002 RURAL PROPERTY INFORMATION
Property Type Number of Offenses Stolen Value Recovered Value Currency/Notes $ 2,649,307 $ 143,177 Jewelry/Metals $ 1,027,036 $ 61,633 Clothing/Furs $ 99,951 $ 13,513 Locally Stolen Autos $ 10,987,230 $ 5,157,927 Office Equipment $ 510,632 $ 217,870 TV/Radio/Stereo $ 1,575,249 $ 91,487 Firearms $ 2,547,099 $ 58,240 Household Items $ 187,433 $ 18,803 Consumer Items $ 147,218 $ 10,828 Livestock $ 67,949 $ 3,829 Miscellaneous $ 9,842,572 $ 551,803 Total $ 29,641,676 $ 6,329,110
Murder 18 $ 2 Forcible Rape 523 $ 36
Highway 9 $ 2,021 Commercial House 5 $ 8,300 Gas/Service Station 3 $ 6,729 Convenience Store 6 $ 14,843 Residence 15 $ 22,984 Bank 2 $ 50,612 Miscellaneous 22 $ 60,689 Total Robbery 62 $ 166,178
Residence/Night 506 $ 427,198 Residence/Day 1,157 $ 3,357,407 Residence/Unknown 2,564 $ 2,130,806 Non-Residence/Night 803 $ 1,156,911 Non-Residence/Day 167 $ 140,954 Non-Residence/Unknown 1,212 $ 1,335,994 Total Burglary 6,409 $ 8,549,270 Larceny Over $200 5,660 $ 10,757,233 Larceny $50-$200 3,361 $ 396,517 Larceny Under $50 6,455 $ 51,484 Total Larceny 15,476 $ 11,205,234
Auto Theft 2,105 $ 9,720,956
GRAND TOTAL 24,593 $ 29,641,676 Pocket Picking 5 $ 508 Purse Snatching 4 $ 680 Cargo Thefts 4 $ 20 Shoplifting 519 $ 40,835 From Autos 3,363 $ 1,798,057 Auto Parts/Accessories 370 $ 165,088 Bicycles 275 $ 52,155 From Buildings 2,610 $ 2,072,941 Coin Machines 96 $ 21,308 Livestock 69 $ 7,773 All Other 8,161 $ 7,045,869 Total Larceny 15,476 $ 11,205,234
Autos-Stolen Locally-Recovered Locally 779 Autos-Stolen Locally-Recovered Not Locally 240 Total Stolen/Recovered 1,019 Autos-Stolen Not Locally-Recovered Locally -
87 TABLE 24 URBAN-RURAL* COMPARISON OF OFFENSES BY SEX AND PERCENT OF TOTAL ARRESTS IN 2002 Percent Percent Offense Sex Urban of Total Rural of Total Total Murder/Non-Negligent T97 82% 21 18% 118 Manslaughter M83 81% 19 19% 102 F14 88% 2 13% 16 Negligent Manslaughter T1 0% - 0% 1 M- 0% - 0% - F1 0% - 0% 1 Rape T 643 79% 171 21% 814 M 629 79% 166 21% 795 F14 74% 5 26% 19 Robbery T 1,109 97% 37 3% 1,146 M 1,004 97% 35 3% 1,039 F 105 98% 2 2% 107 Aggravated Assault T 3,458 86% 580 14% 4,038 M 2,711 85% 485 15% 3,196 F 747 89% 95 11% 842 Burglary T 2,363 74% 846 26% 3,209 M 2,160 74% 761 26% 2,921 F 203 70% 85 30% 288 Larceny T 20,970 94% 1,322 6% 22,292 M 12,532 93% 1,014 7% 13,546 F 8,438 96% 308 4% 8,746 Motor Vehicle Theft T 2,151 84% 397 16% 2,548 M 1,811 84% 354 16% 2,165 F 340 89% 43 11% 383 Arson T 202 90% 22 10% 224 M 171 90% 19 10% 190 F31 91% 3 9% 34 PART 1 - TOTAL T 30,994 90% 3,396 10% 34,390 M 21,101 88% 2,853 12% 23,954 F 9,893 95% 543 5% 10,436 Other Assaults T 15,605 85% 2,833 15% 18,438 M 12,485 84% 2,299 16% 14,784 F 3,120 85% 534 15% 3,654 Forgery/Counterfeiting T 2,234 90% 241 10% 2,475 M 1,164 89% 142 11% 1,306 F 1,070 92% 99 8% 1,169 Fraud T 4,427 79% 1,172 21% 5,599 M 2,567 80% 634 20% 3,201 F 1,860 78% 538 22% 2,398 Embezzlement T8 67% 4 33% 12 M2 0% 2 0% 4 F6 0% 2 0% 8 Stolen Property T 1,850 87% 277 13% 2,127 M 1,540 86% 248 14% 1,788 F 310 91% 29 9% 339 Vandalism T 4,871 86% 780 14% 5,651 M 4,161 86% 677 14% 4,838 F 710 87% 103 13% 813 Weapons T 1,799 91% 170 9% 1,969 M 1,639 91% 163 9% 1,802 F 160 96% 7 4% 167
T = Total M = Male F = Female *State Patrol figures are excluded. 88 TABLE 24 URBAN-RURAL* COMPARISON OF OFFENSES BY SEX AND PERCENT OF TOTAL ARRESTS IN 2002 Percent Percent Offense Sex Urban of Total Rural of Total Total Prostitution T 1,391 99% 7 1% 1,398 M 547 99% 5 1% 552 F 844 100% 2 0% 846 Other Sex Offenses T 1,066 78% 298 22% 1,364 M 1,031 78% 288 22% 1,319 F35 78% 10 22% 45 Narcotics T 15,508 84% 3,042 16% 18,550 M 12,762 84% 2,480 16% 15,242 F 2,746 83% 562 17% 3,308 Gambling T 117 93% 9 7% 126 M96 95% 5 5% 101 F21 84% 4 16% 25 Family/Children T 422 73% 155 27% 577 M 221 66% 112 34% 333 F 201 82% 43 18% 244 Driving Under the Influence T 19,217 75% 6,418 25% 25,635 M 14,896 74% 5,196 26% 20,092 F 4,321 78% 1,222 22% 5,543 Liquor Laws T 24,143 80% 6,109 20% 30,252 M 16,546 80% 4,022 20% 20,568 F 7,597 78% 2,087 22% 9,684 Disorderly Conduct T 12,647 88% 1,655 12% 14,302 M 10,028 89% 1,271 11% 11,299 F 2,619 87% 384 13% 3,003 Vagrancy T 562 100% 2 0% 564 M 501 100% 2 0% 503 F61 100% - 0% 61 Other (Except Traffic) T 33,089 78% 9,382 22% 42,471 M 25,768 77% 7,536 23% 33,304 F 7,321 80% 1,846 20% 9,167 PART 2 - TOTAL T 138,956 81% 32,554 19% 171,510 M 105,954 81% 25,082 19% 131,036 F 33,002 82% 7,472 18% 40,474 Curfew/Loitering T 5,584 97% 194 3% 5,778 M 3,635 96% 139 4% 3,774 F 1,949 97% 55 3% 2,004 Runaways T 4,144 89% 492 11% 4,636 M 1,645 89% 199 11% 1,844 F 2,499 90% 293 10% 2,792 GRAND TOTAL* T 179,678 83% 36,636 17% 216,314 M 132,335 82% 28,273 18% 160,608 F 47,343 85% 8,363 15% 55,706
T = Total M = Male F = Female *State Patrol figures are excluded. 89
TABLE 25 URBAN-RURAL* CRIME COMPARISON BY OFFENSE – 2002 Offenses Urban Total Rural Total Ratio U:R
Murder/Non-Negligent Manslaughter 97 18 5:1 Rape 1,735 523 3:1 Robbery 3,866 62 62:1 Aggravated Assault 6,225 848 7:1 Burglary 21,488 6,409 3:1 Larceny 105,824 15,476 6:1 Motor Vehicle Theft 11,662 2,105 5:1 Arson 1,022 132 7:1
Part I Total 151,919 25,573 6:1
Other Assaults 32,798 6,537 5:1 Forgery/Counterfeiting 7,483 934 9:1 Fraud 15,549 6,927 2:1 Embezzlement 26 4 6:1 Stolen Property 1,241 271 4:1 Vandalism 52,061 14,328 3:1 Weapons 3,067 668 4:1 Prostitution 1,008 12 84:1 Other Sex Offenses 3,106 957 3:1 Narcotics 13,378 3,226 4:1 Gambling 47 13 3:1 Offenses Against Family/Children 4,776 1,449 3:1 Driving Under the Influence 19,594 6,888 2:1 Liquor Laws 11,196 3,227 3:1 Disorderly Conduct 34,746 7,000 5:1 Vagrancy 410 1 410:1 All Other (Except Traffic) 36,839 17,597 2:1
Part 2 Total 237,325 70,039 3:1
Grand Total 389,244 95,612 4:1
* State Patrol and Capitol Security figures are excluded.
90
CRIME OFFENSES AND ARRESTS FOR STATE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
The judicial district breakdown of crimes and arrests There were 10,341 arrests for Part I violations within Minnesota provides another measurement of the compared to 46,205 arrests for Part II offenses. volume of crime based on specific areas. The judicial districts evaluated are based upon the ten judicial districts Judicial District 8 recorded the smallest amount of Part in the state. I offenses with 3,841. Judicial District 5 registered the second lowest amount of Part I offenses with 7,110. Judicial District 4, which is the most densely populated Judicial District 8, with 8,381 offenses, recorded the geographical section for the entire state, recorded the lowest number of Part II offenses. Judicial District 8 highest number of reported Part I offenses (52,641) and also reported the least amount of violent crime (224) Part II offenses (75,755) of all districts. Thirty percent of and property offenses (3,257) in the state. the state's Part I offenses occurred in this district, while 24 percent of the Part II offenses were registered from The district registering the highest clearance rate for this area. Approximately 41 percent of the state's violent Part I offenses in 2002 was Judicial District 7 with 29 crimes were recorded from this section and 29 percent of percent. The districts with the highest Part II clearance property crime was represented by this region. The rate were Judicial District 1 and 9 with 66 percent each. largest portion of arrests for Part I and Part II offenses were also registered from Judicial District 4.
91 FIGURE 28 STATE OF MINNESOTA JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
92 TABLE 26 2002 CRIMES AND ARRESTS FOR STATE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS* Judicial District 1 2 345678910
Percent of Total State Population** 13% 10% 9% 23% 6% 5% 9% 3% 7% 15%
Part I Offenses Reported 17,492 26,886 11,391 52,641 7,110 9,572 12,834 3,481 9,560 26,534
Number of Part I Offenses Cleared 4,126 3,863 2,832 10,857 1,752 2,021 3,786 872 2,534 5,663
Percent Cleared - Part I Offenses 23% 14% 24% 21% 24% 21% 29% 25% 26% 21%
Number of Violent Crimes 872 2,669 675 5,468 372 619 721 224 563 1,200
Violent Crime Rate (per 100,000 Inhabitants) 136.0 518.9 152.9 483.7 129.5 246.5 163.3 130.5 173.8 156.0
Number of Property Crimes 16,620 24,217 10,716 47,173 6,738 8,953 12,113 3,257 8,997 25,334
Property Crime Rate (per 100,000 Inhabitants) 2,592.6 4,707.8 2,427.9 4,172.5 2,345.7 3,565.6 2,743.9 1,897.1 2,777.1 3,292.5
Part 2 Offenses Reported 37,714 13,087+ 27,579 75,755 20,401 22,466 28,360 8,381 22,390 51,231
Number of Part 2 Offenses Cleared 25,008 7,359 17,911 41,041 12,638 8,850 18,487 5,252 14,994 29,018
Percent Cleared Part - 2 Offenses 66% 56% 64% 54% 61% 39% 65% 62% 66% 56%
Number of Part 1 Arrests 3,615 4,613 2,626 10,341 1,345 1,873 3,190 879 1,130 4,778
Number of Part 2 Arrests 21,044 17,628 15,304 46,205 9,293 9,020 16,799 5,048 7,951 23,218
* State Patrol and Capitol Security figures are excluded. + St. Paul PD does not report all Part 2 offenses, "Other Assaults" only.
93
STATE OF MINNESOTA JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
JUDICIAL DISTRICT #1 JUDICIAL DISTRICT #6 JUDICIAL DISTRICT #9 Carver Carlton Aitkin Dakota Cook Beltrami Goodhue Lake Cass LeSueur St. Louis Clearwater McLeod Crow Wing Scott JUDICIAL DISTRICT #7 Hubbard Sibley Becker Itasca Benton Kittson JUDICIAL DISTRICT #2 Clay Koochiching Ramsey Douglas Lake of the Woods Mille Lacs Mahnomen JUDICIAL DISTRICT #3 Morrison Marshall Dodge OtterTail Norman Fillmore Stearns Pennington Freeborn Todd Polk Houston Wadena Red Lake Mower Roseau Olmsted JUDICIAL DISTRICT #8 Rice Big Stone JUDICIAL DISTRICT #10 Steele Chippewa Anoka Wabasha Grant Chisago Waseca Kandiyohi Isanti Winona Lac Qui Parle Kanabec Meeker Pine JUDICIAL DISTRICT #4 Pope Sherburne Hennepin Renville Washington Stevens Wright JUDICIAL DISTRICT #5 Swift Blue Earth Traverse Brown Wilkin Cottonwood Yellow Medicine Faribault Jackson Lincoln Lyon Martin Murray Nicollet Nobles Pipestone Redwood Rock Watonwan
94 MINNESOTA LAW ENFORCEMENT EMPLOYEE INFORMATION
The average number of full time law enforcement personnel which amounted to a total of 5,072 personnel in 2002 (including sworn and civilian) employees. The police departments reported to have amounted to 2.5 employees per each 1,000 residents of 5,046* sworn personnel in 2002, compared with the state. The average number of sworn personnel 1,411* civilian employees. The total number of (excluding civilian) amounted to 1.6 employees per municipal employees equaled 6,457* personnel. The 1,000 population. The contributing law enforcement State Patrol figures indicate 525 sworn personnel and agencies averaged one full-time civilian employee to 224 civilian employees for a total of 736. two full-time sworn personnel. These figures represent the averages as derived from the submitted data and Of the total number of sworn personnel in are not the recommended ratios for Minnesota law 2002(8,128*), there were 7,270 males and 858 enforcement agencies. The average ratio of law females. Considering the total number of civilian enforcement personnel for any given community may, personnel for the same year (4,398*), there were 1,770 and does, vary according to a number of community males compared with 2,628 females. and policing factors.
In 2002, the reporting sheriff's departments indicated 2,356 sworn personnel employed and 2,716 civilian
* Totals include personnel from the University of Minnesota PD- Minneapolis, Univeristy of Minnesota PD-Duluth, Metropolitan Airport PD, Three Rivers Park District and the Minnesota State Patrol.
95 TABLE 27 POLICE EMPLOYEES AS OF OCTOBER 31, 2002 - URBAN (Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants) GRAND Sworn Sworn TOTAL Civil Civil TOTAL Agency Population TOTAL Male Female SWORN Male Female CIVIL
Rate per 1,000 1.8 1.3 0.2 1.4 0.1 0.3 0.4 GRAND TOTAL 3,522,009 6,461 4,442 605 5,047 374 1,040 1,414
GROUP 1 (250,000 & Over) Rate per 1,000 2.9 1.7 0.3 2.1 0.3 0.5 0.8 TOTAL 676,960 1,949 1,174 233 1,407 183 359 542 Minneapolis 386,726 1,132 702 134 836 96 200 296 St. Paul 290,234 817 472 99 571 87 159 246
GROUP II (100,000-250,000) NONE THAT APPLY
GROUP III (50,000-100,000) Rate per 1,000 1.6 1.1 0.2 1.2 0.1 0.2 0.3 TOTAL 800,740 1,245 844 126 970 82 193 275 Bloomington 86,086 144 101 9 110 10 24 34 Brooklyn Park 68,111 98 66 9 75 18 5 23 Burnsville 60,867 86 56 12 68 4 14 18 Coon Rapids 62,268 70 55 5 60 - 10 10 Duluth 87,851 180 129 21 150 9 21 30 Eagan 64,239 85 59 8 67 6 12 18 Eden Prairie 55,490 94 52 9 61 8 25 33 Maple Grove 50,906 66 50 5 55 2 9 11 Minnetonka 51,852 74 46 9 55 2 17 19 Plymouth 66,601 74 51 8 59 1 14 15 Rochester 86,727 167 107 14 121 14 32 46 St. Cloud 59,742 107 72 17 89 8 10 18
GROUP IV (25,000-50,000) Rate per 1,000 1.4 0.9 0.1 1.1 0.1 0.3 0.3 TOTAL 669,590 953 631 92 723 43 187 230 Andover* 26,873 - - - Apple Valley 46,016 66 40 6 46 2 18 20 Blaine 45,424 64 40 7 47 6 11 17 Brooklyn Center 29,485 55 33 8 41 - 14 14 Cottage Grove 30,910 44 24 7 31 2 11 13 Edina 47,934 66 43 6 49 2 15 17 Fridley 27,744 46 33 5 38 3 5 8 Inver Grove Heights 30,070 37 27 3 30 2 5 7 Lakeville 43,591 61 40 5 45 6 10 16 Mankato 32,775 58 39 8 47 1 10 11 Maplewood 35,322 66 41 6 47 7 12 19 Moorhead 32,522 72 45 3 48 5 19 24 Oakdale 26,939 38 23 5 28 2 8 10 Richfield 34,809 56 41 2 43 1 12 13 Roseville 34,052 53 39 6 45 1 7 8 Shoreview* 26,202 - - - St. Louis Park 44,600 69 45 5 50 3 16 19 Winona 27,360 45 34 5 39 - 6 6
*Police services under contract with another agency. +Not included in totals, population not calculated. 96 TABLE 27 POLICE EMPLOYEES AS OF OCTOBER 31, 2002 - URBAN (Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants) GRAND Sworn Sworn TOTAL Civil Civil TOTAL Agency Population TOTAL Male Female SWORN Male Female CIVIL
Woodbury 46,962 57 44 5 49 - 8 8
GROUP V (10,000-25,000) Rate per 1,000 1.6 1.1 0.1 1.3 0.06 0.2 0.3 TOTAL 860,342 1,343 985 109 1,094 49 200 249 Albert Lea 18,553 39 29 1 30 - 9 9 Anoka 18,270 37 26 3 29 2 6 8 Austin 23,564 31 26 1 27 2 2 4 Bemidji 12,045 27 23 1 24 - 3 3 Brainerd 13,319 32 22 3 25 - 7 7 Buffalo 10,205 18 13 2 15 - 3 3 Centennial Lakes 10,187 20 17 - 17 1 2 3 Champlin 22,431 26 19 3 22 2 2 4 Chanhassen* 20,539 ------Chaska 17,636 23 16 3 19 - 4 4 Cloquet 11,321 21 19 - 19 - 2 2 Columbia Heights 18,719 31 24 - 24 2 5 7 Crystal 22,942 36 22 5 27 4 5 9 East Bethel* 11,058 - - - Elk River 16,624 34 25 2 27 1 6 7 Fairmont 11,006 21 19 - 19 - 2 2 Faribault 21,041 37 26 2 28 - 9 9 Farmington 12,498 17 15 - 15 - 2 2 Fergus Falls 13,616 24 18 1 19 - 5 5 Golden Valley 20,499 39 25 3 28 4 7 11 Ham Lake* 12,846 - - - Hastings 18,399 30 23 2 25 - 5 5 Hibbing 17,254 34 26 5 31 - 3 3 Hopkins 17,329 40 20 5 25 3 12 15 Hutchinson 13,220 35 20 2 22 4 9 13 Lino Lakes 16,971 25 19 3 22 - 3 3 Marshall 12,872 24 16 5 21 - 3 3 Mendota Heights 11,557 17 13 2 15 - 2 2 Mounds View 12,875 17 16 - 16 - 1 1 New Brighton 22,444 32 23 4 27 2 3 5 New Hope 21,097 37 26 3 29 2 6 8 New Ulm 13,740 23 18 2 20 - 3 3 North Mankato 11,925 13 10 2 12 - 1 1 North St. Paul 12,057 18 14 2 16 - 2 2 Northfield 17,331 29 21 1 22 3 4 7 Orono 11,837 21 17 1 18 1 2 3 Owatonna 22,675 29 26 1 27 - 2 2 Prior Lake 16,088 22 17 2 19 - 3 3 Ramsey 18,709 21 16 1 17 1 3 4 Red Wing 16,289 32 24 2 26 3 3 6 Robbinsdale 14,275 28 18 3 21 1 6 7 Rosemount 14,776 20 14 3 17 - 3 3 Sauk Rapids 10,323 13 12 - 12 - 1 1
*Police services under contract with another agency. +Not included in totals, population not calculated. 97 TABLE 27 POLICE EMPLOYEES AS OF OCTOBER 31, 2002 - URBAN (Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants) GRAND Sworn Sworn TOTAL Civil Civil TOTAL Agency Population TOTAL Male Female SWORN Male Female CIVIL
Savage 21,342 30 20 4 24 - 6 6 Shakopee 20,789 34 24 5 29 - 5 5 South Lake Minnetonka 12,199 16 14 - 14 2 - 2 South St. Paul 20,384 27 22 3 25 - 2 2 Stillwater 15,306 24 16 3 19 1 4 5 Vadnais Heights* 13,209 - - - West St. Paul 19,613 37 24 2 26 4 7 11 White Bear Lake 24,586 36 21 8 29 2 5 7 Willmar 18,548 36 30 2 32 - 4 4 Worthington 11,404 30 21 1 22 2 6 8
GROUP VI (2,500-10,000) Rate per 1,000 1.8 1.5 0.1 1.6 0.03 0.2 0.2 TOTAL 465,543 839 693 43 736 12 91 103 Alexandria 8,915 21 16 1 17 1 3 4 Annandale 2,713 5 4 1 5 - - - Appleton 2,902 4 4 - 4 - - - Arden Hills* 9,756 - - - Baxter 5,615 11 8 2 10 - 1 1 Bayport 3,196 5 4 1 5 - - - Becker 2,702 6 5 - 5 - 1 1 Belle Plaine 3,830 7 6 - 6 - 1 1 Benson 3,412 8 6 1 7 - 1 1 Big Lake 6,128 8 6 1 7 - 1 1 Blue Earth 3,660 7 7 - 7 - - - Breckenridge 3,597 11 6 1 7 1 3 4 Caledonia 2,997 5 4 - 4 - 1 1 Cambridge 5,579 11 9 1 10 - 1 1 Cannon Falls 3,836 6 5 1 6 - - - Chisago City 2,650 6 4 1 5 - 1 1 Chisholm 5,013 12 11 - 11 - 1 1 Cold Spring 3,007 6 6 - 6 - - - Corcoran 5,690 4 4 - 4 - - - Crookston 8,280 18 16 - 16 - 2 2 Dayton 4,749 5 5 - 5 - - - Deephaven/Woodland 4,379 8 7 - 7 - 1 1 Detroit Lakes 7,427 15 11 2 13 - 2 2 Dilworth 3,033 6 5 - 5 - 1 1 East Grand Forks 7,582 23 20 1 21 - 2 2 Ely 3,764 12 6 1 7 3 2 5 Eveleth 3,906 11 10 - 10 - 1 1 Falcon Heights* 5,632 - - - Forest Lake 6,871 20 16 2 18 - 2 2 Glencoe 5,512 10 9 - 9 - 1 1 Glenwood 2,622 4 4 - 4 - - Goodview 3,409 4 4 - 4 - - - Grand Rapids 7,847 20 15 1 16 1 3 4 Granite Falls 3,103 5 5 - 5 - - -
*Police services under contract with another agency. +Not included in totals, population not calculated. 98 TABLE 27 POLICE EMPLOYEES AS OF OCTOBER 31, 2002 - URBAN (Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants) GRAND Sworn Sworn TOTAL Civil Civil TOTAL Agency Population TOTAL Male Female SWORN Male Female CIVIL
Hermantown 7,528 12 9 1 10 - 2 2 International Falls 6,775 13 13 - 13 - - - Jackson PD 3,539 8 7 - 7 - 1 1 Jordan 3,874 10 8 - 8 - 2 2 Kasson 4,445 8 6 2 8 - - - LaCrescent 4,976 9 8 - 8 - 1 1 Lake City 5,003 9 8 - 8 - 1 1 LeSueur 3,964 8 7 - 7 - 1 1 Lindstrom 3,047 7 6 - 6 - 1 1 Litchfield 6,632 10 9 - 9 - 1 1 Little Canada* 9,876 - - - Little Falls 7,802 14 12 - 12 2 - 2 Long Prairie 3,073 6 6 - 6 - - - Medina 4,048 8 7 - 7 - 1 1 Melrose 3,124 8 5 - 5 1 2 3 Minnetrista 6,298 9 9 - 9 - - - Montevideo 5,403 10 9 - 9 - 1 1 Mora 3,227 9 8 - 8 - 1 1 Morris 5,122 9 7 1 8 - 1 1 Mound 9,536 14 9 2 11 1 2 3 Mountain Iron* 3,031 5 5 - 5 - - - New Prague 4,608 10 8 - 8 - 2 2 Newport 3,755 8 8 8 - North Branch 8,109 10 9 - 9 - 1 1 North Oaks* 3,925 - - - Oak Park Heights 3,999 10 9 - 9 - 1 1 Olivia 2,598 5 3 2 5 - - - Park Rapids 3,311 8 5 2 7 - 1 1 Plainview 3,224 5 5 - 5 - - - Princeton 3,975 10 8 1 9 - 1 1 Proctor 2,883 8 7 - 7 - 1 1 Redwood Falls 5,518 10 8 1 9 - 1 1 Roseau 2,786 7 6 - 6 1 - 1 Sartell 9,745 14 11 1 12 - 2 2 Sauk Centre 3,972 9 6 - 6 - 3 3 Sleepy Eye 3,553 6 6 - 6 - - - Spring Lake Park 6,845 13 11 - 11 - 2 2 St. Anthony 8,098 22 18 2 20 - 2 2 St. Francis 4,963 11 9 - 9 - 2 2 St. James 4,745 8 6 1 7 - 1 1 St. Joseph 4,731 7 5 1 6 - 1 1 St. Paul Park 5,124 8 8 - 8 - - - St. Peter 9,852 19 14 - 14 - 5 5 Staples 3,137 5 5 - 5 - - - Stewartville* 5,469 ------Thief River Falls 8,500 18 15 1 16 - 2 2 Two Harbors 3,652 8 7 - 7 - 1 1 Virginia 9,255 22 19 2 21 - 1 1
*Police services under contract with another agency. +Not included in totals, population not calculated. 99 TABLE 27 POLICE EMPLOYEES AS OF OCTOBER 31, 2002 - URBAN (Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants) GRAND Sworn Sworn TOTAL Civil Civil TOTAL Agency Population TOTAL Male Female SWORN Male Female CIVIL
Wabasha 2,627 6 4 - 4 1 1 2 Waconia* 6,887 - - - Wadena 4,340 9 7 1 8 - 1 1 Waite Park 6,639 15 12 - 12 - 3 3 Waseca 8,584 15 12 1 13 - 2 2 Wayzata 4,157 10 9 - 9 - 1 1 Wells 2,521 4 4 - 4 - - - West Hennepin 5,381 10 8 - 8 - 2 2 Windom 4,538 9 6 2 8 - 1 1 Wyoming 3,081 6 5 1 6 - - - Zumbrota 2,819 4 4 - 4 - - -
GROUP VII (Under 2,500) Rate per 1,000 2.7 2.4 0.0 2.4 0.10 0.2 0.3 TOTAL 48,834 132 115 2 117 5 10 15 Airport+ - 110 61 10 71 25 14 39 Aurora* 1,870 4 4 - 4 - - - Babbitt 1,688 4 4 - 4 - - - Biwabik 964 4 4 - 4 - - - Blooming Prairie 1,954 3 3 - 3 - - - Crosby 2,324 10 6 - 6 3 1 4 Dawson 1,556 3 3 - 3 - - - Floodwood 508 3 3 - 3 - - - Gilbert 1,867 6 6 - 6 - - - Grand Marais* 1,368 - - - Hallock 1,209 1 1 - 1 - - - Three Rivers Park District+ - 32 14 4 18 7 7 14 Hilltop* 774 31 24 - 24 2 5 7 Hoyt Lakes 2,104 5 5 - 5 - - - Janesville 2,132 5 4 - 4 - 1 1 Lakefield 1,739 3 3 - 3 - - - Lauderdale* 2,389 - - - Madison 1,787 3 3 - 3 - - - Moose Lake 2,263 4 3 1 4 - - - Mountain Lake 2,104 4 3 1 4 - - - Ortonville 2,181 5 4 - 4 - 1 1 Osseo 2,460 6 5 - 5 - 1 1 Paynesville 2,291 4 4 - 4 - - - Scanlon* 847 - - - Silver Bay 2,090 5 5 5 - Slayton 2,094 4 4 - 4 - - - Springfield 2,239 5 5 - 5 - - - Tracy 2,292 4 4 - 4 - - - University of Minn. - Duluth+ - 8 6 2 8 - - - University of Minn.- Minneapolis+ 58 29 8 37 8 13 21 Warroad 1,740 6 5 - 5 - 1 1
*Police services under contract with another agency. +Not included in totals, population not calculated. 100 TABLE 28 POLICE EMPLOYEES AS OF OCTOBER 31, 2002 - RURAL (Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants) GRAND Sworn Sworn TOTAL Civil Civil TOTAL AGENCY Population TOTAL Male Female SWORN Male Female CIVIL
Rate per 1,000 3.5 1.5 0.1 1.6 0.8 1.0 1.9 GRAND TOTAL 1,450,285 5,072 2,155 201 2,356 1,231 1,485 2,716
GROUP I (250,000 & Over) NONE THAT APPLY GROUP II (100,000-250,000) NONE THAT APPLY
GROUP III (50,000-100,000) Rate per 1,000 2.8 1.2 0.1 1.3 0.7 0.8 1.5 TOTAL 246,969 690 294 27 321 161 208 369 St. Louis 53,195 182 83 6 89 45 48 93 Stearns 55,884 132 46 6 52 30 50 80 Washington 59,869 215 74 7 81 61 73 134 Wright 78,021 161 91 8 99 25 37 62
GROUP IV (25,000-50,000) Rate per 1,000 2.7 1.1 0.1 1.2 0.7 0.7 1.4 TOTAL 316,401 848 358 35 393 219 236 455 Beltrami 28,031 66 23 2 25 20 21 41 Carver 25,897 133 64 4 68 34 31 65 Cass 27,441 51 27 2 29 11 11 22 Crow Wing 34,433 88 33 2 35 25 28 53 Isanti 26,044 52 16 1 17 18 17 35 Itasca 36,617 66 51 14 65 10 1 Olmsted 33,415 116 50 2 52 32 32 64 Ottertail 44,106 70 28 1 29 18 23 41 Pine 26,815 47 22 4 26 12 9 21 Sherburne 33,602 159 44 3 47 48 64 112
GROUP IV (10,000-25,000) Rate per 1,000 4.4 1.9 0.2 2.1 1.1 1.3 2.4 TOTAL 676,694 3,008 1,268 132 1,400 723 885 1,608 Aitkin 15,465 48 15 3 18 14 16 30 Anoka 19,739 195 87 9 96 49 50 99 Becker 22,895 47 19 2 21 12 14 26 Benton 15,777 59 19 2 21 13 25 38 Blue Earth 23,767 54 19 3 22 16 16 32 Carlton 17,580 43 19 4 23 713 20 Chisago 24,655 64 30 4 34 13 17 30 Clay 16,224 31 26 1 27 04 4 Dakota 17,155 149 60 12 72 42 35 77 Dodge 13,476 29 19 1 20 45 9 Douglas 24,258 65 20 2 22 18 25 43 Faribault 10,174 20 9 - 9 74 11 Fillmore 21,349 31 18 - 18 85 13 Freeborn 14,381 41 20 - 20 813 21 Goodhue 21,030 102 39 - 39 29 34 63 Hennepin 10,563 735 273 32 305 208 222 430
101 TABLE 28 POLICE EMPLOYEES AS OF OCTOBER 31, 2002 - RURAL (Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants) GRAND Sworn Sworn TOTAL Civil Civil TOTAL AGENCY Population TOTAL Male Female SWORN Male Female CIVIL
Houston 11,957 21 10 1 11 64 10 Hubbard 15,262 28 13 - 13 69 15 Kanabec 11,930 23 11 - 11 39 12 Kandiyohi 23,097 104 31 2 33 33 38 71 LeSueur 20,321 28 14 - 14 68 14 Lyon 10,534 37 13 - 13 10 14 24 Marshall 10,264 18 11 - 11 61 7 Martin 11,030 29 8 2 10 712 19 McLeod 16,541 58 18 3 21 730 37 Meeker 16,255 34 14 - 14 614 20 Mille Lacs 18,602 56 18 - 18 20 18 38 Morrison 24,250 48 14 1 15 13 20 33 Mower 15,453 47 18 2 20 720 27 Pipestone 10,001 20 10 - 10 55 10 Polk 15,844 30 24 1 25 14 5 Ramsey 11,838 383 215 40 255 56 72 128 Redwood 11,478 17 7 2 9 35 8 Renville 14,740 16 9 - 9 16 7 Rice 19,464 45 18 1 19 15 11 26 Roseau 11,987 14 9 - 9 - 5 5 Scott 21,345 116 34 2 36 37 43 80 Sibley 15,518 21 9 - 9 48 12 Todd 19,127 26 14 - 14 57 12 Wabasha 11,615 27 15 - 15 84 12 Winona 19,753 49 19 - 19 10 20 30
GROUP VI (Under 10,000) Rate per 1,000 2.5 1.1 0.0 1.2 0.6 0.7 1.4 TOTAL 210,221 526 235 7 242 128 156 284 Big Stone 3,701 7 4 - 4 - 3 3 Brown 7,668 35 8 1 9 14 12 26 Chippewa 6,770 16 7 - 7 63 9 Clearwater 8,513 18 7 - 7 4 7 11 Cook 3,855 17 11 1 12 - 5 5 Cottonwood 5,656 17 6 - 6 65 11 Grant 6,357 10 5 - 5 14 5 Jackson 6,111 18 7 - 7 38 11 Kittson 4,133 10 5 - 5 23 5 Koochiching 7,734 18 10 - 10 44 8 Lac Qui Parle 4,811 9 5 1 6 21 3 Lake 5,435 28 14 - 14 77 14 Lake of the Woods 4,571 10 5 - 5 23 5 Lincoln 6,498 10 4 - 4 60 6 Mahnomen 5,246 15 9 1 10 14 5 Murray 7,169 9 4 - 4 - 5 5 Nicollet 8,314 23 10 - 10 76 13 Nobles 9,652 32 9 - 9 10 13 23 Norman 7,522 8 5 - 5 12 3
102 TABLE 28 POLICE EMPLOYEES AS OF OCTOBER 31, 2002 - RURAL (Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants) GRAND Sworn Sworn TOTAL Civil Civil TOTAL AGENCY Population TOTAL Male Female SWORN Male Female CIVIL
Pennington 5,230 32 7 - 7 14 11 25 Pope 8,735 14 6 - 6 35 8 Red Lake 4,345 11 6 - 6 32 5 Rock 9,825 16 11 - 11 14 5 Steele 9,413 22 15 1 16 06 6 Stevens 5,039 11 6 - 6 23 5 Swift 5,770 15 7 - 7 53 8 Traverse 4,178 7 3 2 5 11 2 Wadena 8,922 16 6 - 6 46 10 Waseca 9,020 24 11 - 11 94 13 Watonwan 7,258 21 9 - 9 57 12 Wilkin 3,618 8 6 - 6 - 2 2 Yellow Medicine 9,152 19 7 - 7 57 12
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TABLE 29 MUNICIPAL POLICE, SHERIFF AND STATE PATROL EMPLOYEE DATA - 2002 Sworn Total Number Number Rate per Total Rate per Police Departments - Municipal Population* Civilian Sworn 1,000 Employees 1,000 Group I - 250,000 or over 676,960 542 1,407 2.1 1,949 2.9 Group II - 100,000 - 250,000 That Apply 0 Group III - 50,000 - 100,000 800,740 275 970 1.2 1,245 1.6 Group IV - 25,000 - 50,000 669,590 230 723 1.1 953 1.4 Group V - 10,000 - 25,000 860,342 249 1,094 1.3 1,343 1.6 Group VI - 2,500 - 10,000 465,543 103 736 1.6 839 1.8 Group VII - Under 2,500 48,834 15† 117‡ 2.4 132§ 2.7 TOTAL 3,522,009 1,411 5,046 1.4 6,4571.8
Sworn Total Number Number Rate per Total Rate per Police Departments - Rural Population Civilian Sworn 1,000 Employees 1,000 Group I - 250,000 or over None That Apply Group II - 100,000 - 250,000 None That Apply Group III - 50,000 - 100,000 246,969 369 321 1.3 690 2.8 Group IV - 25,000 - 50,000 316,401 455 393 1.2 848 2.7 Group V – 10,000 – 25,000 676,694 1,608 1,400 2.1 3,008 4.4 Group VI – Under 10,000 210,221 284 242 1.2 526 2.5 TOTAL 1,450,285 2,716 2,356 1.5 5,0723.5
State Patrol - 224 525 - 736 -
TABLE 30 RATE OF POLICE EMPLOYEES (SWORN AND CIVILIAN) PER 1,000 INHABITANTS - 2002
URBAN (Police) Total Sworn Civil RURAL (Sheriffs) Total Sworn Civil Group I - 250,000 or over 2.9 2.1 0.8 Group I - 250,000 or over None That Apply Group II - 100,00-250,000 None That Apply Group II - 100,00-250,000 None That Apply Group III - 50,000-100,000 1.6 1.2 0.3 Group III - 50,000-100,000 2.8 1.3 1.5 Group IV - 25,000-50,000 1.4 1.1 0.3 Group IV - 25,000-50,000 2.7 1.2 1.4 Group V - 10,000 - 25,000 1.6 1.3 0.3 Group V - 10,000 - 25,000 4.4 2.1 2.4 Group VI - 2,500 - 10,000 1.8 1.6 0.2 Group VI - Under 10,000 2.5 1.2 1.4 Group VII - Under 2,500 2.7 2.4 0.3 TOTAL 1.8 1.4 0.4 TOTAL 3.5 1.6 1.9
* Estimated 2001 population, F.B.I. † 74 Metropolitan Airport, Univ. of Minnesota PD-Minneapolis, Univ. of Minnesota PD-Duluth, and Three Rivers Park District civilian employees excluded from total. ‡ 134 Metropolitan Airport, Univ. of Minnesota PD-Minneapolis, Univ. of Minnesota PD-Duluth, and Three Rivers Park District sworn employees excluded from total. § 208 Metropolitan Airport, Univ. of Minnesota PD-Minneapolis, Univ. of Minnesota PD-Duluth, and Three Rivers Park District sworn and civilian employees excluded from total.
104
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS KILLED OR ASSAULTED
Vital information other than Uniform Crime Reporting The most frequent time of assaults was indicated as is also collected that evaluates the number of law between 2:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m., with 96 enforcement personnel who have been assaulted confrontations. The type of assignment most and/or killed. The data from those county (sheriff) frequently registered with assaults during the year was and municipal (police) agencies reporting is collected a one-man vehicle assist (68 incidents). and tabulated annually. There was one fatality in 2002. There was a total of 122 assaults recorded in Minnesota for 2002*. Of that total, 99 involved hands, • A Minneapolis Police Department officer fists, or feet; 3 were attributed to firearms; 13 involved was fatally wouded when she responded to a some other dangerous weapon, and 7 were committed call about a person with a gun in an with a knife or cutting instrument. There were 39 apartment building. The officer was fired at assaults in which there was no personal injury to the and the suspect was also fatally wounded by law enforcement officer, while 60 registered some the officer’s partner. form of personal injury.
The type of activities most responsible for the assault situations were responding to "Disturbance Calls" with 49 incidents. Of the total assault situations, 103 were cleared by the law enforcement agencies.
* Excludes Minneapolis Police Department.
105 TABLE 31 LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS KILLED OR ASSAULTED - 2002*
Type of Assignment Type Knife/ Hands, Detective/Special Police of Cutting Other Fists, Two-Man One-Man Vehicle Assignment Other Assign. Assaults Activity Total Firearm Instrument Weapon Feet Vehicle Alone Assist Alone Assist Alone Assist Cleared Disturbance Call 49 1 2 5418 5340 10 136 Burglaries 6 2 004105 00006 Robberies 3 0 012011 10003 Other Arrests 22 0 1 2196 77 0 01 119 Civil Disorder 0 0 000000 00000 Custody Prisoner 5 0 005014 00004 Suspicious Person 7 0 205203 11006 Ambush-No warn. 1 0 010010 00001 Mentally Disturbed 6 0 105105 00006 Traffic Pursuit 15 0 0 4113 56 0 10 014 All Other 8 0 107023 10028 Total 122 3 7 13 99 21 22 68 3 3 1 4 103
With Injury 72 24660 Without Injury 50 13739
12:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 Time of Assault: 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 12:00 AM 217 7435 PM 12 10 13 9 9 22
Officers Killed: Felonious Act 1 Accident 0
*Assaults exclude Minneapolis Police Department.
106
FIGURE 29 TYPE OF WEAPON USED IN ASSAULTS – 2002*
Firearm 3
Knife/Cutting Instrument 7
Other Weapon 13
Hands, Fists, Feet 99
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Number of Assaults
FIGURE 30 TYPE OF ACTIVITY ENGAGED IN AT TIME OF ASSAULT ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER – 2002*
Ambush - no warning 1 Robberies 3 Custody Prisoner 5 Burglaries 6 Mentally Disturbed 6 Suspicious Person 7 All Other 8 Traffic Pursuit 15 Other Arrests 22 Disturbance Call 49
0 102030405060
Number of Assaults
Total Assaults = 122 *Excludes Minneapolis Police Department.
107
FIGURE 31 NUMBER OF ASSAULTS BY TYPE OF ASSIGNMENT – 2002*
Detective/Special Assign. - Assist 3
Detective/Special Assign. - Alone 3
Other Assign. - Assist 4
Other Assign. - Alone 1
Two Man Vehicle 21
One Man Vehicle-Alone 22
One Man Vehicle-Assist 68
0 1020304050607080
FIGURE 32 NUMBER OF ASSAULTS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS BY TIME OF DAY – 2002*
25 22 21 20
15 13 12 10 99 10 7 7
Number of Assaults 5 4 5 3
0 0200- 0400- 0600- 0800- 1000- 1200- 1400- 1600- 1800- 2000- 2200- 2400- 0400 0600 0800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400 0200 Time of Assault
Total Assaults = 122
*Excludes Minneapolis Police Department. 108
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS FIREARMS DISCHARGES
Pursuant to Minnesota State Statute 626.553, Seventy-nine percent (50) of the shots fired were with Subdivision 2, information is collected concerning a handgun, and 100 percent of the total shots were firearm discharges by law enforcement officers in Non-Warning shots. In 77 percent (49) of the shots Minnesota. 1978 was the first full year that this fired, no injuries were suffered, 8 shots resulted in information was available. wounds, and there were 6 fatal shots fired.
In 2002, there were 63 shots fired during 25 incidents. Information on the size of the community served by There are six general areas of information collected: the departments was also tabulated. Eighteen shots the Type of Activity the officer was engaged in at the (28 percent) were fired in communities under 50,000 time of the discharge; Type of Weapon Used; Purpose population, and 45 (71 percent) in communities over of the Discharge; Results of the Discharge; Time of 50,000 population. Day; and the Level of the Incident which precipitated the discharge. Of the 63 shots fired, 60 were in felony situations.
The highest number of discharges by Type of Activity was for "Investigating Suspicious Persons" with 19 shots fired.
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TABLE 32 MINNESOTA FIREARMS DISCHARGE SUMMARY REPORT BASED ON NUMBER OF SHOTS FIRED – 2002
Type of Assignment 1 Man Vehicle Detective/Special Other Assign. Type of Activity 2 Man Veh. Alone Assist Alone Assist Alone Assist Total Disturbance 8 3 6 0 0 0 0 17 Burglary 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Robbery 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 6 Attempt Other Arrest 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 7 Invest. Susp. Persons 1 3 15 0 0 0 0 19 Traffic Pursuit 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 All Other 6 1 0 2 0 2 0 11 Total 19 8 23 6 4 2 1 63
Weapon Used Purpose Result
Rifle/ Non. Type of Activity Handgun Shotgun Other Warning Warn. Fatal Wound Other Disturbance 10 7 0 0 17 3 3 11 Burglary 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Robbery 6 0 0 0 6 1 2 3 Attempt Other Arrest 6 1 0 0 7 0 3 4 Invest. Susp. Persons 16 3 0 0 19 1 0 18 Traffic Pursuit 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 All Other 10 1 0 0 11 1 0 10 Total 50 13 0 0 63 6 8 49
Time of Occurrence: 12:00- 2:00- 4:00- 6:00- 8:00- 10:00- Level of Incident Number 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 12:00 Felony 60 AM 6 0 2 2 0 3 Gross Misdemeanor 0 PM 4 1 1 5 16 23 Misdemeanor 0 Other 3
TABLE 33 NUMBER OF FIREARM DISCHARGES BY COMMUNITY SERVED - 2002
Population Number of Incidents Number of Shots Fired Less than 2,500 0 0 2,500 - 4,999 0 0 5,000 - 9,999 1 1 10,999 - 24,999 5 11 25,000 - 49,999 3 6 50,000 - 99,999 3 4 100,000 and over 13 41 TOTAL 25 63
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FIGURE 33 NUMBER OF FIREARM DISCHARGES BY TYPE OF ASSIGNMENT - 2002
Other Assign. - Assist 1
Other Assign.-Alone 2
Det./Spec. Assign.-Assist 4
Det./Spec. Assign.-Alone 6
One Man Vehicle-Alone 8
Two Man Vehicle 19
One Man Vehicle-Assist 23
0 5 10 15 20 25 Number of Firearms Discharges
FIGURE 34 NUMBER OF FIREARM DISCHARGES BY TYPE OF ACTIVITY - 2002
Burglary 1
Traffic Pursuit 2
Robbery 6
Attempt Other Arrest 7
Other Activities 11
Disturbance 17
Invest. Susp. Persons 19
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Number of Firearms Discharges
Total Shots Fired = 63
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FIGURE 35 NUMBER OF FIREARM DISCHARGES BY TIME OF DAY - 2002
25 23
20 16 15
10 6 5 4 5 3 22 1 1 0 0 0 2400 - 0200 - 0400 - 0600 - 0800 - 1000 - 1200 - 1400 - 1600 - 1800 - 2000 - 2200 - 0200 0400 0600 0800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400
Total Shots Fired = 63
112 POLICE PURSUITS
BACKGROUND: SUMMARY
In 1988, the Legislature passed a law • Of the 1,266 pursuit incidents reported, requiring all pursuits by peace officers to be 64% were initiated as a traffic pursuit, reported to the Department of Public Safety. followed by pursuit of a stolen vehicle 1989 was first full year this data was 11%. collected. The state statute is as follows: • 40% of the pursuits resulted in property 626.5532 PURSUIT OF FLEEING damage either to a squad car, violator SUSPECTS BY PEACE OFFICERS. vehicle or other property. 59% recorded no property damage. Subdivision 1. Reports. If a peace officer pursues a fleeing suspect, the officer's • 54% (687) of all pursuits occurred department head must file a notice of the between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and incident with the commissioner of public 4:00 a.m. safety within 30 days following the pursuit. A pursuit must be reported under this section • 216 injuries or possible injuries were if it is a pursuit by a peace officer of a motor reported. 139 of the injuries were vehicle being operated in violation of section received by the violator. 609.487. The notice must contain information concerning the reason for and • There were 6 fatalities* recorded. circumstances surrounding the pursuit, including the alleged offense, the length of Table 34 shows the total pursuits for the the pursuit in distance and time, the outcome calendar year 2002. of the pursuit, any charges filed against the suspect as a result of the pursuit, injuries and property damage resulting from the pursuit, and other information deemed relevant by the *Three fatalities were suicides, not traffic commissioner. related.
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TABLE 34 PURSUIT REPORT SUMMARY 2002
TOTAL INCIDENTS = 1,266
Initial Reason for Pursuit Number Reason for Termination of Chase Number Traffic 817 Officer Discretion 58 D.U.I. 66 Lost Violator 100 Warrant 34 Violator Stopped 578 Felony Offense 92 Collision 241 Other 108 Other 197 Stolen Vehicle 149 Pursuit Termination Technique 92
Damage to: Property Damage Squad Car 176 Yes 514 Violator Vehicle 453 No 752 Other 229
Personal Injury Non Incapacitating Incapacitating Possible No Total Fatality* Injury Injury Injury Injury Violator/Self 1,156 5 10 81 48 967 Violator/Passenger 305 0 4 21 14 263 Officer 397 0 0 15 11 370 Party in Unrelated 19 0047 8 Vehicle Unrelated Pedestrian 6 1001 4 Total 1,883 6 14 121 81 1612
Time Chase Started 12:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 10:00 12:00 A.M. 315 149 45 19 36 31 P.M. 55 67 80 90 156 223
* Three fatalities were suicides, not traffic related.
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FIGURE 36 REASON FOR PURSUIT - 2002
Felony Offense Warrant 7% 3% Other 9% 92 34 Stolen Vehicle 108 817 12% 149 66
Traffic D.U.I. 64% 5%
FIGURE 37 NUMBER OF PURSUITS BY TIME OF DAY - 2002
350 315
300
250 223
200 149 156 150
Number of Pursuits of Number 90 100 80 67 55 45 50 36 31 19
0 0200- 0400- 0600- 0800- 1000- 1200- 1400- 1600- 1800- 2000- 2200- 2400- 0400 0600 0800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400 0200 Time of Day
Total Pursuits = 1,266
115 BIAS MOTIVATED CRIMES
BACKGROUND: safety must summarize and analyze the information received and file an annual report with the department In 1988, the Legislature passed a law which requires of human rights and the legislature. The commissioner peace officers to report any incidents which were may include information in the annual report motivated by bias. 1989 was the first full year this concerning any additional criminal activity motivated information was collected. The state statute reads as by bias that is not covered by this section. follows: SUMMARY 626.5531 REPORTING OF CRIMES MOTIVATED BY BIAS. • There was a 1.4% decrease in bias offenses reported for January-December, 2002, (206) Subdivision 1. Reports required. A peace officer compared to the same time period in 2001 must report to the head of the officer's department (209). every violation of chapter 609 or a local criminal ordinance if the officer has reason to believe, or if the • Thirty-six of the offenses were based on the victim alleges, that the offender was motivated to officer’s belief that a bias crime occurred, 75 the commit the act by the victim's race, religion, national victim’s belief and 90 offenses where both the origin, sex, age and disability, or characteristics officer and victim believed a bias offense identified as sexual orientation. The superintendent of occurred. the bureau of criminal apprehension shall adopt a reporting form to be used by law enforcement agencies • Of the total 206 bias incidents, the largest type of in making the reports required under this section. The bias reported was racial with 72% (149) followed reports must include for each incident all of the by 14% sexual orientation. following: • 72% of the bias offenses were against a person. (1) the date of the offense; • 30% of the offenses occurred at a residence (2) the location of the offense; followed by 22% on a street/sidewalk.
(3) whether the target of the incident is a person, • 25% of all offenses were for verbal abuse, 17% private property, or public property; for simple assault, 17% for property damage and, 9% graffiti. (4) the crime committed; • The number of victims decreased 6% from 234 (5) the type of bias and information about the in 2001 to 219 in 2002. offender and victim that is relevant to that bias;
• Of the 219 reported victims of bias in 2002, 155 (6) any organized group involved in the incident; males and 64 females. 46% of the victims were
White, followed by 45% African American. (7) the disposition of the case;
• 33% of all victims were between the ages of 11- (8) whether the determination that the offense 20, followed by 25% between the ages of 21-30. was motivated by bias was based on the officer’s reasonable belief or on the victim’s allegation; and
• The number of offenders decreased 7% from (9) any additional information the super- 178 in 2001 to 165 in 2002. intendent deems necessary for the acquisition of accurate and relevant data. • Of the 165 reported bias offenders in 2002, 128 Subd. 2. Use of information collected. The head males and 37 females. 67% of the offenders were of a local law enforcement agency or state law White while 22% were African American. enforcement department that employs peace officers licensed under section 626.843 must file a monthly • The age group with the highest number of report describing crimes reported under this section offenders was 11-20 year olds with 46% (77). with the department of public safety, bureau of criminal apprehension. The commissioner of public
116 TABLE 35 BIAS OFFENSE SUMMARY 2000-2002 2000 2001 2002 2000 2001 2002 TOTAL INCIDENTS 183 209 206 TOTAL VICTIMS 210 234 219 Type of Bias Sex Racial 130 120 149 Male 138 152 155 Religious 19 36 14 Female 70 82 64 National Origin 3 10 10 Sex 2 1 0 Race Age 0 0 0 White 76 85 92 Sexual Orientation 27 41 30 African American 79 63 51 Disability 3 1 3 White/Hispanic 8 8 9 African American/Hispanic 16 53 48 Target Indian/Alaskan 4 9 6 Person 130 156 149 Indian/Alaskan/Hispanic 2 2 0 Private Property 47 47 47 Asian/Pacific Islander 12 4 7 Public Property 6 6 10 Asian/Pac. Isl./Hispanic 2 5 4 Unknown 11 0 2 Places of Occurrence Residence 56 57 62 Age Parking Lot 15 23 18 0-10 4 14 5 Business 22 34 21 11-20 80 71 72 Vehicle 9 7 6 21-30 41 66 55 Street/Sidewalk 33 40 45 31-40 41 43 44 Park/School Ground 6 9 8 41-50 29 25 31 Religious Building 5 5 2 51-60 11 13 5 School Building 14 14 20 61-70 1 2 6 Highway/Freeway 1 1 2 71-80 3 0 0 Hotel/Motel 0 1 2 81-90 0 0 1 Government Building 2 1 0 91-99 0 5 0 Private Club 0 0 1 Rural Area/County Road 0 1 1 TOTAL OFFENDERS 134 178 165 Vacant Lot 2 0 1 Sex Other 18 16 17 Male 104 154 128 Female 28 24 37 Description of Offense Cross Burning 2 4 0 Race Swastika 3 8 10 White 75 108 111 Graffiti 22 20 18 African American 29 47 14 Letter 8 11 6 White/Hispanic 2 4 1 Verbal Abuse 35 45 51 African American/Hispanic 13 6 22 Telephone Threats 11 10 11 Indian/Alaskan 9 6 9 Robbery 1 2 2 Indian/Alaskan/Hispanic 0 0 0 Aggravated Assault 12 17 15 Asian/Pacific Islander 2 1 5 Arson 1 2 1 Asian/Pacific Isl./Hispanic 0 2 1 Larceny Theft 0 1 6 Unknown 4 4 2 Disturbing the Peace 3 5 6 Property Damage 33 25 34 Age Simple Assault 32 40 35 0-10 2 1 13 Spitting 0 4 1 11-20 71 89 77 Criminal Sexual Conduct 0 1 0 21-30 36 52 45 Burglary 2 0 2 31-40 10 23 18 Bombing 0 1 0 41-50 10 12 5 Hanging in Effigy 0 0 1 51-60 2 0 1 Homicide 0 0 1 61-70 2 1 4 Other 16 13 6 71-80 1 0 2 81-90 0 0 0 91-99 0 0 0
117 TABLE 36 BIAS OFFENSES BY AGENCY AND TYPE - 2002 National Sexual Agency Total Race Religion Origin Orientation Sex Disability Age
STATEWIDE TOTAL 206 149 14 10 30 - 3 -
Anoka Co. Sheriff 1 1 Blaine PD 1 1 Bloomington PD 3 2 1 Brainerd PD 1 1 Brooklyn Park 9 7 1 1 Buffalo PD 1 1 Burnsville PD 2 2 Cannon Falls PD 2 1 1 Carver Co. Sheriff 1 1 Cass Co. Sheriff 2 2 Champlin PD 2 2 Chaska PD 2 2 Chisholm PD 1 1 Coon Rapids PD 1 1 Cottage Grove PD 2 1 1 Crookston PD 1 1 Crystal PD 1 1 Dakota Co. Sheriff 1 1 Eagan PD 6 3 2 1 Eden Prairie PD 3 2 1 Edina PD 1 1 Elk River PD 2 2 Ely PD 1 1 Faribault PD 1 1 Forest Lake PD 1 1 Golden Valley PD 4 2 2 Goodhue Co. Sheriff 1 1 Inver Grove Heights 8 7 1 Janesville PD 1 1 Lakeville PD 1 1 Lindstrom PD 1 1 Mankato PD 2 2 Maple Grove PD 1 1 Maplewood PD 1 1 Mille Lacs Co. Sheriff 1 1 Minneapolis PD 50 39 10 1 Minnesota State Patrol 1 1 Minnetonka PD 3 1 1 1 Mountain Lake PD 1 1 New Brighton PD 2 1 1 New Hope PD 1 1 Northfield PD 4 2 1 1 Oak Park Heights PD 1 1 Olmsted Co. Sheriff 1 1 Paynesville PD 1 1 Pine Co. Sheriff 1 1 Plymouth PD 3 3
118 TABLE 36 BIAS OFFENSES BY AGENCY AND TYPE - 2002 National Sexual Agency Total Race Religion Origin Orientation Sex Disability Age
Princeton PD 1 1 Prior Lake PD 1 1 Ramsey Co. Sheriff 4 4 Richfield PD 3 2 1 Robbinsdale PD 5 5 Rochester PD 13 12 1 Roseville PD 1 1 Sauk Rapids PD 1 1 Savage PD 1 1 Shakopee PD 2 1 1 South St. Paul PD 1 1 St. Cloud PD 7 6 1 St. Louis Co. Sheriff 1 1 St. Louis Park PD 3 1 2 St. Paul PD 2 1 1 Stillwater PD 2 2 Univ. of Minnesota PD - Minneapolis 4 2 2 Wabasha Co. Sheriff 1 1 Washington Co. Sheriff 1 1 Wayzata PD 1 1 White Bear Lake PD 7 6 1 Winona PD 2 2 Woodbury PD 2 2 Wright Co. Sheriff 1 1
119 MINNESOTA MISSING CHILDREN REPORT
BACKGROUND: Subd. 3. Computer equipment and programs. The commissioner shall provide the In 1984, the Minnesota Legislature enacted what necessary computer hardware and computer is known as the "Minnesota Missing Children's programs to enter, modify, and cancel Act". This Act provides for the Commissioner of information on missing children in the NCIC Public Safety to maintain a missing children computer through the CJIS. These programs program. This program requires the must provide for search and retrieval of Commissioner to: provide the necessary computer information using the following identifiers: systems to allow for the maintaining of data on physical description, name and date of birth, missing children in the Federal Bureau of name and social security number, name and Investigation's National Crime Information driver's license number, vehicle license number, Center; provide a system for broadcasting and vehicle identification number. The information on missing children regionally, commissioner shall also provide a system for statewide, multi-state and nationwide; and to regional, statewide, multistate, and nationwide annually compile statistical information related to broadcasts of information on missing children. missing children. The statute is as follows: These broadcasts shall be made by local law enforcement agencies where possible or, in the 299C.52 MINNESOTA MISSING CHILD case of statewide or nationwide broadcasts, by PROGRAM. the bureau of criminal apprehension upon request of the local law enforcement agency. Subdivision 1. Definitions. As used in sections 299C.52 to 299C.56, the following Subd. 4. Authority to enter or retrieve terms have the meanings given them: information.
(a) "Child" means any person under the age Only law enforcement agencies may enter of 18 years or any person certified or known to missing child information through the CJIS into be mentally incompetent. the NCIC computer or retrieve information through the CJIS from the NCIC computer. (b) "CJIS" means Minnesota criminal justice information system. Subd. 5. Statistical data. The commissioner shall annually compile and make available (c) "Missing" means the status of a child after statistical information on the number of missing a law enforcement agency that has received a children entered into the NCIC computer and, if report of a missing child has conducted a available, information on the number located. preliminary investigation and determined that the child cannot be located. Subd. 6. Rules. The commissioner may adopt rules in conformance with sections 299C.52 to (d) "NCIC" means National Crime 299C.56 to provide for the orderly collection and Information Center. entry of missing child information and requests for retrieval of missing child information. (e) "Endangered" means that a law enforcement official has received sufficient 299C.53 MISSING CHILD REPORTS; evidence that the child is with a person who DUTIES OF COMMISSIONER AND LAW presents a threat of immediate physical injury to ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES. the child or physical or sexual abuse of the child. Subdivision 1. Investigation and entry of information. Upon receiving a report of a child Subd. 2. Establishment. The commissioner believed to be missing, a law enforcement agency of public safety shall maintain a Minnesota shall conduct a preliminary investigation to missing child program within the department to determine whether the child is missing. If the enable documented information about missing child is determined to be missing, the agency shall Minnesota children to be entered into the NCIC immediately enter identifying and descriptive computer. information about the child through the CJIS into
120 the NCIC computer. Law enforcement agencies children reported missing in the shortest possible having direct access to the CJIS and the NCIC time thus insuring their safe return by: requiring computer shall enter and retrieve the data directly investigative action by law enforcement agencies; and shall cooperate in the entry and retrieval of by requiring the entry of data on the missing child; data on behalf of law enforcement agencies which and by requiring an annual compilation of do not have direct access to the systems. statistical information for evaluation of the missing children problem in Minnesota. Subd. 2. Location of missing child. Immed- iately after a missing child is located, the law The following table reflects the information enforcement agency which located or returned the directly from the Federal Bureau of missing child shall notify the law enforcement Investigation’s, National Crime Information agency having jurisdiction over the investigation, Center’s file for Minnesota. and that agency shall cancel the entry from the NCIC computer. As of December 31, 2002 there were 970 active missing children’s records in the FBI/NCIC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: system for Minnesota. The primary goal of the "Minnesota Missing Children's Act" is to assist in the locating of those
TABLE 37 MISSING CHILDREN REPORT January - December 31, 2002
Record Type Number Active
Juvenile Missing - Disabled1 3 Juvenile Missing - Endangered2 4 Juvenile Missing - Involuntary3 12 Juvenile Missing -Runaway 4 951 Juvenile Missing - Catastrophe Victim5 0 Total Active Missing Juveniles 970
1Disabled - Used to enter a person of proven physical or mental disability, thereby subjecting himself/herself or others to personal and immediate danger. 2Endangered persons - Used to enter a person who is missing under circumstances indicating that his/her physical safety is in danger. 3Involuntary persons - Used to enter a person who is missing under circumstances indicating that the disappearance was not voluntary. 4Juvenile runaways - Used to enter a person who is missing and declared unemancipated as defined by the laws of his/her own state and does not meet any of the entry criteria in the other record types listed. This record type should be used only to enter juveniles who voluntarily run away. 5Catastrophe victims - Used to enter a person who is missing after a catastrophe or natural disaster, such as a tornado or plane crash.
121 2002 COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY INFORMATION
County and Municipal Law Enforcement Offense recorded in the Part 1 Crime area. This fact Information contained in this section is arranged should be taken into consideration whenever by total county figures, sheriff office figures and comparing Part 1 and Part 2 totals for 1980-2002 municipal police department figures. with previous years.
Legislation passed in October, 1978, reclassified The information contained within this section will the offense of Arson to a Part 1 Crime. The arson reflect agencies not reporting specific offenses. figures reflected in 2002 have been tabulated and
122 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
AITKIN O 1,427 577 - 13 2 11 192 299 60 - 850 87 31 89 - 4 207 3 1 19 15 1 28 141 39 43 142 COUNTY TOTAL C 675 146 - 6 2 11 23 71 33 - 529 62 6 49 - 4 38 2 1 12 12 1 17 141 37 28 119 MN0010000 % 47 25 - 46 100 100 12 24 55 - 62 71 19 55 - 100 18 67 100 63 80 100 61 100 95 65 84 Pop. 15,465 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,227 3,731 - 84 12 71 1,241 1,933 387 - 5,496 562 200 575 - 25 1,338 19 6 122 96 6 181 911 252 278 918
ANOKA O 34,072 12,523 3 157 129 311 1,462 9,646 756 59 21,549 2,037 566 919 8 184 5,267 253 5 295 926 5 294 1,729 588 4,847 3,626 COUNTY TOTAL C 13,599 2,660 2 93 36 209 179 1,967 164 10 10,939 1,437 155 339 - 124 537 168 1 131 818 5 44 1,717 530 2,211 2,722 % 40 21 66 59 28 67 12 20 22 17 51 71 27 37 - 67 10 66 20 44 88 100 15 99 90 46 75 Pop. 301,390 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,304 4,155 1 52 42 103 485 3,200 250 19 7,149 675 187 304 2 61 1,747 83 1 97 307 1 97 573 195 1,608 1,203
Anoka O 1,336 522 - 19 - 15 100 339 43 6 814 118 8 31 - 8 214 5 - 10 49 1 3 64 21 143 139 Sheriff C 603 87 - 7 - 13 8 49 10 - 516 110 4 5 - 5 25 3 - 2 46 1 1 62 17 127 108 MN0020000 % 45 17 - 37 - 87 8 14 23 - 63 93 50 16 - 63 12 60 - 20 94 100 33 97 81 89 78 Pop. 19,739 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,768 2,644 - 96 - 75 506 1,717 217 30 4,123 597 40 157 - 40 1,084 25 - 50 248 5 15 324 106 724 704
Anoka O 2,021 785 - 23 9 25 98 570 57 3 1,236 173 39 47 - 31 322 8 - 20 67 - 36 102 39 102 250 PD C 790 133 - 4 2 13 16 91 5 2 657 127 9 4 - 13 40 8 - 5 55 - 3 102 39 77 175 MN0020100 % 39 17 - 17 22 52 16 16 9 67 53 73 23 9 - 42 12 100 - 25 82 - 8 100 100 75 70 Pop. 18,270 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,061 4,296 - 125 49 136 536 3,119 311 16 6,765 946 213 257 - 169 1,762 43 - 109 366 - 197 558 213 558 1,368
Blaine O 5,858 2,387 - 23 16 47 252 1,927 112 10 3,471 321 130 201 - 42 866 23 1 68 248 - 23 209 68 826 445 PD C 2,064 609 - 22 6 33 35 478 34 1 1,455 193 40 48 - 35 95 20 - 39 228 - 7 205 57 171 317 MN0020200 % 35 26 - 96 38 70 14 25 30 10 42 60 31 24 - 83 11 87 - 57 92 - 30 98 84 21 71 Pop. 45,424 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,896 5,254 - 50 35 103 554 4,242 246 22 7,641 706 286 442 - 92 1,906 50 2 149 545 - 50 460 149 1,818 979
Centennial Lakes O 1,059 318 - 4 5 13 32 251 12 1 741 54 11 9 - 2 224 2 - 10 37 1 2 142 50 79 118 PD C 544 82 - 4 4 13 8 49 3 1 462 46 7 3 - 2 29 2 - 7 37 1 1 142 50 25 110 MN0020300 % 51 26 - 100 80 100 25 20 25 100 62 85 64 33 - 100 13 100 - 70 100 100 50 100 100 32 93 Pop. 10,187 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,395 3,121 - 39 49 127 314 2,463 117 9 7,273 530 107 88 - 19 2,198 19 - 98 363 9 19 1,393 490 775 1,158
Columbia Heights O 2,947 897 - 14 28 40 105 636 69 5 2,050 203 50 100 - 8 384 14 2 20 25 - 71 154 63 246 710 PD C 1,489 224 - 8 7 31 10 155 13 - 1,265 135 14 58 - 6 50 8 - 8 22 - 4 154 48 104 654 MN0020400 % 51 25 - 57 25 78 10 24 19 - 62 67 28 58 - 75 13 57 - 40 88 - 6 100 76 42 92 Pop. 18,719 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,743 4,791 - 74 149 213 560 3,397 368 26 10,951 1,084 267 534 - 42 2,051 74 10 106 133 - 379 822 336 1,314 3,792
Coon Rapids O 7,471 2,782 2 29 26 41 251 2,274 139 20 4,689 327 97 102 6 32 1,125 74 - 75 181 3 70 336 93 1,404 764 PD C 2,078 497 2 23 10 28 42 360 30 2 1,581 162 35 33 - 25 66 27 - 28 146 3 8 336 79 158 475 MN0020500 % 28 18 100 79 38 68 17 16 22 10 34 50 36 32 - 78 6 36 - 37 81 100 11 100 85 11 62 Pop. 62,268 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,998 4,467 3 46 41 65 403 3,651 223 32 7,530 525 155 163 9 51 1,806 118 - 120 290 4 112 539 149 2,254 1,226
Fridley O 4,628 1,633 1 13 32 45 168 1,264 109 1 2,995 261 130 201 1 14 549 101 1 41 65 - 39 124 50 1,094 324 PD C 2,163 410 - 9 6 28 21 331 14 1 1,753 199 25 124 - 8 18 81 1 21 57 - 4 123 47 818 227 MN0020600 % 47 25 - 69 19 62 13 26 13 100 59 76 19 62 - 57 3 80 100 51 88 - 10 99 94 75 70 Pop. 27,744 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 16,681 5,885 3 46 115 162 605 4,555 392 3 10,795 940 468 724 3 50 1,978 364 3 147 234 - 140 446 180 3,943 1,167
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 123 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Lino Lakes O 1,201 331 - 4 - 8 35 255 29 - 870 65 11 21 - 14 172 9 - 6 88 - 7 152 42 71 212 PD C 716 79 - 4 - 6 3 55 11 - 637 56 2 9 - 11 29 8 - 5 85 - 4 152 42 56 178 MN0020700 % 60 24 - 100 - 75 9 22 38 - 73 86 18 43 - 79 17 89 - 83 97 - 57 100 100 79 84 Pop. 16,971 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,076 1,950 - 23 - 47 206 1,502 170 - 5,126 383 64 123 - 82 1,013 53 - 35 518 - 41 895 247 418 1,249
Spring Lake Park O 1,205 444 - 4 3 24 72 306 35 - 761 82 14 26 - 6 224 1 - 2 24 - 5 140 30 104 103 PD C 320 17 - 1 - 7 1 8 - - 303 33 1 - - 1 6 1 - - 17 - - 140 29 21 54 MN0020800 % 27 4 - 25 - 29 1 3 - - 40 40 7 - - 17 3 100 - - 71 - - 100 97 20 52 Pop. 6,845 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,604 6,486 - 58 43 350 1,051 4,470 511 - 11,117 1,197 204 379 - 87 3,272 14 - 29 350 - 73 2,045 438 1,519 1,504
East Bethel O 1,021 366 - 6 2 10 58 256 31 3 655 86 13 11 - 6 191 3 - 9 20 - 4 62 16 146 88 PD C 476 66 - 3 - 7 6 45 5 - 410 80 4 - - 5 23 2 - 4 20 - - 61 14 127 70 MN002090X % 47 18 - 50 - 70 10 18 16 - 63 93 31 - - 83 12 67 - 44 100 - - 98 88 87 80 Pop. 11,058 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,233 3,309 - 54 18 90 524 2,315 280 27 5,923 777 117 99 - 54 1,727 27 - 81 180 - 36 560 144 1,320 795
Ham Lake O 908 378 - - 1 7 66 272 32 - 530 45 12 21 - 3 159 1 - 8 17 - 3 40 19 115 87 PD C 359 56 - - - 4 1 44 7 - 303 41 1 5 - 1 19 1 - 1 17 - 1 40 19 102 55 MN002100X % 40 15 - - - 57 2 16 22 - 57 91 8 24 - 33 12 100 - 13 100 - 33 100 100 89 63 Pop. 12,846 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,068 2,942 - - 7 54 513 2,117 249 - 4,125 350 93 163 - 23 1,237 7 - 62 132 - 23 311 147 895 677
Andover O 1,965 737 - 3 1 14 93 595 27 4 1,228 106 12 79 1 8 417 4 - 6 46 - 7 60 20 267 195 PD C 822 165 - 1 - 7 13 134 9 1 657 98 - 20 - 5 31 3 - 1 45 - - 59 20 231 144 MN002120X % 42 22 - 33 - 50 14 23 33 25 54 92 - 25 - 63 7 75 - 17 98 - - 98 100 87 74 Pop. 26,873 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,312 2,742 - 11 3 52 346 2,214 100 14 4,569 394 44 293 3 29 1,551 14 - 22 171 - 26 223 74 993 725
Ramsey O 1,363 594 - 9 3 10 83 453 35 1 769 76 19 51 - 7 273 2 - 12 19 - 7 98 35 99 71 PD C 555 106 - 6 - 9 5 73 13 - 449 67 6 26 - 5 24 1 - 9 18 - 5 98 35 91 64 MN0021300 % 41 18 - 67 - 90 6 16 37 - 58 88 32 51 - 71 9 50 - 75 95 - 71 100 100 92 90 Pop. 18,709 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,285 3,174 - 48 16 53 443 2,421 187 5 4,110 406 101 272 - 37 1,459 10 - 64 101 - 37 523 187 529 379
Hilltop O 297 87 - 1 3 6 17 55 4 1 210 53 4 5 - 2 31 4 1 5 3 - 3 11 9 36 43 PD C 162 25 - 1 1 5 3 14 1 - 137 39 1 3 - 2 5 2 - 1 3 - 1 11 9 22 38 MN002140x % 55 29 - 100 33 83 18 25 25 - 65 74 25 60 - 100 16 50 - 20 100 - 33 100 100 61 88 Pop. 774 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 38,372 11,240 - 129 387 775 2,196 7,105 516 129 27,131 6,847 516 645 - 258 4,005 516 129 645 387 - 387 1,421 1,162 4,651 5,555
St. Francis O 792 262 - 5 - 6 32 193 22 4 530 67 16 14 - 1 116 2 - 3 37 - 14 35 33 115 77 PD C 458 104 - - - 5 7 81 9 2 354 51 6 1 - - 77 1 - - 22 - 5 32 25 81 53 MN0021500 % 58 40 - - - 83 22 42 41 50 67 76 38 7 - - 66 50 - - 59 - 36 91 76 70 69 Pop. 4,963 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,958 5,279 - 100 - 120 644 3,888 443 80 10,679 1,349 322 282 - 20 2,337 40 - 60 745 - 282 705 664 2,317 1,551
BECKER O 3,549 944 - 1 2 27 171 662 77 4 2,605 235 27 435 - 2 685 1 - 23 44 1 11 326 196 170 449 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,840 218 - 1 2 18 12 158 27 - 1,622 171 8 349 - 2 59 1 - 8 39 - 5 326 195 165 294 % 52 23 - 100 100 66 7 24 35 - 62 73 30 80 - 100 9 100 - 35 89 - 45 100 99 97 65 Pop. 30,322 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,704 3,113 - 3 6 89 563 2,183 253 13 8,591 775 89 1,434 - 6 2,259 3 - 75 145 3 36 1,075 646 560 1,480
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 124 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Becker O 1,803 449 - - - 16 146 242 43 2 1,354 129 13 97 - - 457 1 - 19 13 - 11 239 16 38 321 Sheriff C 686 44 - - - 9 9 12 14 - 642 110 3 19 - - 21 1 - 6 9 - 5 239 15 36 178 MN0030000 % 38 10 - - - 56 6 5 33 - 47 85 23 20 - - 5 100 - 32 69 - 45 100 94 95 55 Pop. 22,895 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,875 1,961 - - - 69 637 1,056 187 8 5,913 563 56 423 - - 1,996 4 - 82 56 - 48 1,043 69 165 1,402
Detroit Lakes O 1,746 495 - 1 2 11 25 420 34 2 1,251 106 14 338 - 2 228 - - 4 31 1 - 87 180 132 128 PD C 1,154 174 - 1 2 9 3 146 13 - 980 61 5 330 - 2 38 - - 2 30 - - 87 180 129 116 MN0030100 % 66 35 - 100 100 82 12 35 38 - 78 58 36 98 - 100 17 - - 50 97 - - 100 100 98 91 Pop. 7,427 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 23,508 6,664 - 13 26 148 336 5,655 457 26 16,843 1,427 188 4,550 - 26 3,069 - - 53 417 13 - 1,171 2,423 1,777 1,723
BELTRAMI O 4,941 1,392 1 12 4 47 158 1,032 131 7 3,549 277 67 1,395 - 16 453 13 - 9 79 - 67 356 127 218 472 COUNTY TOTAL C 3,110 415 1 6 1 33 16 311 47 - 2,695 181 13 1,300 - 8 54 9 - 4 71 - 21 352 121 164 397 % 63 30 100 50 25 70 10 30 36 - 76 65 19 93 - 50 12 69 - 44 90 - 31 99 95 75 84 Pop. 40,076 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,329 3,473 2 29 9 117 394 2,575 326 17 8,855 691 167 3,480 - 39 1,130 32 - 22 197 - 167 888 316 543 1,177
Beltrami O 1,592 387 - 4 2 22 101 202 52 4 1,205 120 13 391 - 4 155 7 - 3 26 - 21 178 42 63 182 Sheriff C 960 58 - 3 1 13 7 15 19 - 902 84 2 360 - 1 18 5 - 2 24 - 8 176 40 36 146 MN0040000 % 60 15 - 75 50 59 7 7 37 - 75 70 15 92 - 25 12 71 - 67 92 - 38 99 95 57 80 Pop. 28,031 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,679 1,380 - 14 7 78 360 720 185 14 4,298 428 46 1,394 - 14 552 24 - 10 92 - 74 635 149 224 649
Bemidji O 3,349 1,005 1 8 2 25 57 830 79 3 2,344 157 54 1,004 - 12 298 6 - 6 53 - 46 178 85 155 290 PD C 2,150 357 1 3 - 20 9 296 28 - 1,793 97 11 940 - 7 36 4 - 2 47 - 13 176 81 128 251 MN0040100 % 64 36 100 38 - 80 16 36 35 - 76 62 20 94 - 58 12 67 - 33 89 - 28 99 95 83 87 Pop. 12,045 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 27,804 8,343 8 66 16 207 473 6,890 655 24 19,460 1,303 448 8,335 - 99 2,474 49 - 49 440 - 381 1,477 705 1,286 2,407
BENTON O 1,912 663 - 19 2 14 107 491 29 1 1,249 163 29 48 - 8 347 7 - 11 54 1 13 201 70 136 161 COUNTY TOTAL C 941 163 - 13 1 14 25 101 9 - 778 139 11 18 - 6 49 5 - 9 48 - 11 201 69 79 133 % 49 25 - 68 50 100 23 21 31 - 62 85 38 38 - 75 14 71 - 82 89 - 85 100 99 58 83 Pop. 26,100 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,325 2,540 - 72 7 53 409 1,881 111 3 4,785 624 111 183 - 30 1,329 26 - 42 206 3 49 770 268 521 616
Benton O 957 328 - 12 - 10 75 206 25 - 629 101 15 25 - 2 144 3 - 7 31 1 13 96 30 57 104 Sheriff C 489 73 - 7 - 10 20 28 8 - 416 87 4 7 - 2 21 1 - 6 27 - 11 96 29 43 82 MN0050000 % 51 22 - 58 - 100 27 14 32 - 66 86 27 28 - 100 15 33 - 86 87 - 85 100 97 75 79 Pop. 15,777 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,065 2,078 - 76 - 63 475 1,305 158 - 3,986 640 95 158 - 12 912 19 - 44 196 6 82 608 190 361 659
Sauk Rapids O 955 335 - 7 2 4 32 285 4 1 620 62 14 23 - 6 203 4 - 4 23 - - 105 40 79 57 PD C 452 90 - 6 1 4 5 73 1 - 362 52 7 11 - 4 28 4 - 3 21 - - 105 40 36 51 MN0050200 % 47 27 - 86 50 100 16 26 25 - 58 84 50 48 - 67 14 100 - 75 91 - - 100 100 46 89 Pop. 10,323 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,251 3,245 - 67 19 38 309 2,760 38 9 6,006 600 135 222 - 58 1,966 38 - 38 222 - - 1,017 387 765 552
BIG STONE O 423 85 - 3 - 3 23 51 5 - 338 18 5 16 - 2 55 4 - 2 21 - 29 38 51 17 80 COUNTY TOTAL C 186 29 - 1 - 3 8 13 4 - 157 12 2 5 - 1 2 4 - 1 17 - 1 38 50 4 20 % 44 34 - 33 - 100 35 25 80 - 46 67 40 31 - 50 4 100 - 50 81 - 3 100 98 24 25 Pop. 5,882 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,191 1,445 - 51 - 51 391 867 85 - 5,746 306 85 272 - 34 935 68 - 34 357 - 493 646 867 289 1,360
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 125 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Big Stone O 282 51 - 3 - 1 18 28 1 - 231 7 2 12 - 1 49 3 - 2 7 - 29 16 21 14 68 Sheriff C 71 13 - 1 - 1 7 4 - - 58 2 - 2 - - 1 3 - 1 3 - 1 16 20 1 8 MN0060000 % 25 25 - 33 - 100 39 14 - - 25 29 - 17 - - 2 100 - 50 43 - 3 100 95 7 12 Pop. 3,701 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,619 1,378 - 81 - 27 486 756 27 - 6,241 189 54 324 - 27 1,323 81 - 54 189 - 783 432 567 378 1,837
Ortonville O 141 34 - - - 2 5 23 4 - 107 11 3 4 - 1 6 1 - - 14 - - 22 30 3 12 PD C 115 16 - - - 2 1 9 4 - 99 10 2 3 - 1 1 1 - - 14 - - 22 30 3 12 MN0060100 % 82 47 - - - 100 20 39 100 - 93 91 67 75 - 100 17 100 - - 100 - - 100 100 100 100 Pop. 2,181 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,464 1,558 - - - 91 229 1,054 183 - 4,906 504 137 183 - 45 275 45 - - 641 - - 1,008 1,375 137 550
BLUE EARTH O 9,700 2,262 - 33 8 41 309 1,770 101 - 7,438 487 544 250 - 12 1,339 26 - 90 137 - 256 473 385 1,348 2,091 COUNTY TOTAL C 4,786 432 - 15 1 33 34 330 19 - 4,354 247 203 150 - 7 69 9 - 37 126 - 35 473 384 670 1,944 % 49 19 - 45 13 80 11 19 19 - 59 51 37 60 - 58 5 35 - 41 92 - 14 100 100 50 93 Pop. 56,542 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,155 4,000 - 58 14 72 546 3,130 178 - 13,154 861 962 442 - 21 2,368 45 - 159 242 - 452 836 680 2,384 3,698
Blue Earth O 1,833 264 - 7 2 6 72 153 24 - 1,569 63 20 22 - 3 177 4 - 27 40 - 74 156 83 46 854 Sheriff C 1,237 32 - 4 1 5 10 8 4 - 1,205 34 11 9 - 1 13 - - 14 37 - 9 156 83 20 818 MN0070000 % 67 12 - 57 50 83 14 5 17 - 77 54 55 41 - 33 7 - - 52 93 - 12 100 100 43 96 Pop. 23,767 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,712 1,110 - 29 8 25 302 643 100 - 6,601 265 84 92 - 12 744 16 - 113 168 - 311 656 349 193 3,593
Mankato O 7,867 1,998 - 26 6 35 237 1,617 77 - 5,869 424 524 228 - 9 1,162 22 - 63 97 - 182 317 302 1,302 1,237 PD C 3,549 400 - 11 - 28 24 322 15 - 3,149 213 192 141 - 6 56 9 - 23 89 - 26 317 301 650 1,126 MN0070100 % 45 20 - 42 - 80 10 20 19 - 54 50 37 62 - 67 5 41 - 37 92 - 14 100 100 50 91 Pop. 32,775 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 24,003 6,096 - 79 18 106 723 4,933 234 - 17,906 1,293 1,598 695 - 27 3,545 67 - 192 295 - 555 967 921 3,972 3,774
BROWN O 1,577 453 1 4 2 14 79 328 22 3 1,124 98 15 26 - 1 322 8 - 14 38 - 11 147 52 196 196 COUNTY TOTAL C 786 106 1 1 1 8 11 71 11 2 680 85 6 10 - 1 55 6 - 12 36 - 11 109 52 127 170 % 50 23 100 25 50 57 14 22 50 67 60 87 40 38 - 100 17 75 - 86 95 - 100 74 100 65 87 Pop. 27,200 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,797 1,665 3 14 7 51 290 1,205 80 11 4,132 360 55 95 - 3 1,183 29 - 51 139 - 40 540 191 720 720
Brown O 131 51 1 - 1 3 18 25 3 - 80 6 - - - - 27 1 - 1 1 - - 15 4 9 16 Sheriff C 29 6 1 - - - 3 - 2 - 23 2 - - - - 5 - - 1 - - - 4 4 2 5 MN0080000 % 22 12 100 - - - 17 - 67 - 29 33 - - - - 19 - - 100 - - - 27 100 22 31 Pop. 7,668 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 1,708 665 13 - 13 39 234 326 39 - 1,043 78 - - - - 352 13 - 13 13 - - 195 52 117 208
New Ulm O 1,319 355 - 2 1 9 52 272 17 2 964 80 15 26 - 1 295 7 - 13 35 - 10 75 48 187 172 PD C 702 91 - 1 1 8 6 65 8 2 611 75 6 10 - 1 50 6 - 11 35 - 10 75 48 125 159 MN0080100 % 53 26 - 50 100 89 12 24 47 100 63 94 40 38 - 100 17 86 - 85 100 - 100 100 100 67 92 Pop. 13,740 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,599 2,583 - 14 7 65 378 1,979 123 14 7,016 582 109 189 - 7 2,147 50 - 94 254 - 72 545 349 1,360 1,251
Sleepy Eye O 127 47 - 2 - 2 9 31 2 1 80 12 ------2 - 1 57 - - 8 PD C 55 9 - - - - 2 6 1 - 46 8 ------1 - 1 30 - - 6 MN0080200 % 43 19 - - - - 22 19 50 - 58 67 ------50 - 100 53 - - 75 Pop. 3,553 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,574 1,322 - 56 - 56 253 872 56 28 2,251 337 ------56 - 28 1,604 - - 225
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 126 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Springfield* O ------PD C ------MN0080300 % ------Pop. 2,239 Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
CARLTON O 3,276 882 - 10 3 41 136 627 63 2 2,394 385 20 282 - 6 454 25 - 47 149 - 41 187 73 352 373 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,774 282 - 3 1 27 50 180 20 1 1,492 237 9 204 - 5 105 20 - 25 137 - 21 186 69 213 261 % 54 32 - 30 33 65 37 29 32 50 62 62 45 72 - 83 23 80 - 53 92 - 51 99 95 61 70 Pop. 32,011 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,233 2,755 - 31 9 128 424 1,958 196 6 7,478 1,202 62 880 - 18 1,418 78 - 146 465 - 128 584 228 1,099 1,165
Carlton O 1,217 337 - 9 2 10 77 211 27 1 880 117 13 46 - 4 187 3 - 20 75 - 14 104 30 82 185 Sheriff C 624 81 - 3 1 8 23 42 4 - 543 71 7 26 - 4 31 2 - 16 74 - 8 104 30 43 127 MN0090000 % 51 24 - 33 50 80 30 20 15 - 62 61 54 57 - 100 17 67 - 80 99 - 57 100 100 52 69 Pop. 17,580 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,922 1,916 - 51 11 56 437 1,200 153 5 5,005 665 73 261 - 22 1,063 17 - 113 426 - 79 591 170 466 1,052
Cloquet O 1,853 466 - 1 1 26 53 353 32 - 1,387 248 5 189 - 2 246 21 - 23 70 - 27 82 37 265 172 PD C 1,097 194 - - - 17 27 134 16 - 903 158 2 159 - 1 72 17 - 9 61 - 13 81 35 168 127 MN0090100 % 59 42 - - - 65 51 38 50 - 65 64 40 84 - 50 29 81 - 39 87 - 48 99 95 63 74 Pop. 11,321 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 16,367 4,116 - 8 8 229 468 3,118 282 - 12,251 2,190 44 1,669 - 17 2,172 185 - 203 618 - 238 724 326 2,340 1,519
Moose Lake O 203 78 - - - 5 6 63 3 1 125 20 2 46 - - 21 1 - 4 4 - - - 6 5 16 PD C 52 7 - - - 2 - 4 - 1 45 8 - 19 - - 2 1 - - 2 - - - 4 2 7 MN0090200 % 26 9 - - - 40 - 6 - 100 36 40 - 41 - - 10 100 - - 50 - - - 67 40 44 Pop. 2,263 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,970 3,446 - - - 220 265 2,783 132 44 5,523 883 88 2,032 - - 927 44 - 176 176 - - - 265 220 707
Scanlon* O 3 1 ------1 - 2 - - 1 ------1 - - - PD C 1 ------1 ------1 - - - MN0090400 % 33 ------50 ------100 - - - Pop. 847 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 354 118 ------118 - 236 - - 118 ------118 - - -
CARVER O 3,887 1,208 1 7 3 56 170 904 62 5 2,679 278 48 127 1 11 683 14 - 47 233 1 20 340 188 234 454 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,002 322 1 7 2 48 26 216 19 3 1,680 228 20 39 1 9 56 12 - 26 230 1 14 340 179 160 365 % 52 27 100 100 67 86 15 24 31 60 63 82 42 31 100 82 8 86 - 55 99 100 70 100 95 68 80 Pop. 70,959 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,477 1,702 1 9 4 78 239 1,273 87 7 3,775 391 67 178 1 15 962 19 - 66 328 1 28 479 264 329 639
Carver O 1,297 341 1 5 - 25 59 223 27 1 956 114 10 41 1 8 320 3 - 20 60 1 7 95 58 102 116 Sheriff C 542 64 1 5 - 20 5 25 8 - 478 83 4 8 1 7 18 2 - 7 60 1 3 95 54 62 73 MN0100000 % 42 19 100 100 - 80 8 11 30 - 50 73 40 20 100 88 6 67 - 35 100 100 43 100 93 61 63 Pop. 25,897 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,008 1,316 3 19 - 96 227 861 104 3 3,691 440 38 158 3 30 1,235 11 - 77 231 3 27 366 223 393 447
Chanhassen O 816 311 - - 1 9 46 238 17 - 505 56 13 41 - 2 140 3 - 4 62 - 1 49 43 29 62 PD C 343 54 - - 1 9 5 34 5 - 289 49 5 7 - 1 11 3 - 2 60 - 1 49 42 13 46 MN0100100 % 42 17 - - 100 100 11 14 29 - 57 88 38 17 - 50 8 100 - 50 97 - 100 100 98 45 74 Pop. 20,539 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,972 1,514 - - 4 43 223 1,158 82 - 2,458 272 63 199 - 9 681 14 - 19 301 - 4 238 209 141 301
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 127 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Chaska O 1,351 398 - 2 2 15 44 320 11 4 953 86 15 25 - - 142 7 - 19 93 - 12 170 67 73 244 PD C 961 173 - 2 1 14 14 135 4 3 788 84 11 21 - - 22 7 - 17 92 - 10 170 64 67 223 MN0100200 % 71 43 - 100 50 93 32 42 36 75 83 98 73 84 - - 15 100 - 89 99 - 83 100 96 92 91 Pop. 17,636 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,660 2,256 - 11 11 85 249 1,814 62 22 5,403 487 85 141 - - 805 39 - 107 527 - 68 963 379 413 1,383
Waconia O 423 158 - - - 7 21 123 7 - 265 22 10 20 - 1 81 1 - 4 18 - - 26 20 30 32 PD C 156 31 - - - 5 2 22 2 - 125 12 - 3 - 1 5 - - - 18 - - 26 19 18 23 MN010030X % 37 20 - - - 71 10 18 29 - 47 55 - 15 - 100 6 - - - 100 - - 100 95 60 72 Pop. 6,887 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,142 2,294 - - - 101 304 1,785 101 - 3,847 319 145 290 - 14 1,176 14 - 58 261 - - 377 290 435 464
CASS O 4,720 1,376 2 49 6 28 429 734 126 2 3,344 401 5 232 - 6 590 57 - 6 65 1 39 292 79 1,313 258 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,765 419 2 7 3 24 77 234 71 1 2,346 261 2 37 - 3 241 37 - 3 44 1 23 276 69 1,138 211 % 59 30 100 14 50 85 18 32 56 50 70 65 40 16 - 50 41 65 - 50 68 100 59 95 87 87 82 Pop. 27,441 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,200 5,014 7 178 21 102 1,563 2,674 459 7 12,186 1,461 18 845 - 21 2,150 207 - 21 236 3 142 1,064 287 4,784 940
CHIPPEWA O 605 167 1 3 - 11 14 131 7 - 438 44 11 32 - - 126 3 - 3 31 - 18 49 43 38 40 COUNTY TOTAL C 268 38 1 2 - 10 2 22 1 - 230 21 8 21 - - 9 3 - 2 28 - 4 49 43 13 29 % 44 23 100 67 - 91 14 17 14 - 53 48 73 66 - - 7 100 - 67 90 - 22 100 100 34 73 Pop. 12,173 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,970 1,371 8 24 - 90 115 1,076 57 - 3,598 361 90 262 - - 1,035 24 - 24 254 - 147 402 353 312 328
Chippewa* O 8 3 - - - - - 3 - - 5 - - - - - 5 ------Sheriff C 7 3 - - - - - 3 - - 4 - - - - - 4 ------MN0120000 % 88 100 - - - - - 100 - - 80 - - - - - 80 ------Pop. 6,770 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 118 44 - - - - - 44 - - 73 - - - - - 73 ------
Montevideo O 597 164 1 3 - 11 14 128 7 - 433 44 11 32 - - 121 3 - 3 31 - 18 49 43 38 40 PD C 261 35 1 2 - 10 2 19 1 - 226 21 8 21 - - 5 3 - 2 28 - 4 49 43 13 29 MN0120200 % 44 21 100 67 - 91 14 15 14 - 52 48 73 66 - - 4 100 - 67 90 - 22 100 100 34 73 Pop. 5,403 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,049 3,035 18 55 - 203 259 2,369 129 - 8,014 814 203 592 - - 2,239 55 - 55 573 - 333 906 795 703 740
CHISAGO O 3,655 1,294 - 27 3 28 165 946 119 6 2,361 217 84 338 2 8 321 15 - 32 183 2 169 233 108 243 406 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,676 249 - 23 2 23 24 147 28 2 1,427 167 18 157 2 7 40 11 - 24 160 - 154 195 90 105 297 % 46 19 - 85 67 82 15 16 24 33 60 77 21 46 100 88 12 73 - 75 87 - 91 84 83 43 73 Pop. 41,542 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,798 3,114 - 64 7 67 397 2,277 286 14 5,683 522 202 813 4 19 772 36 - 77 440 4 406 560 259 584 977
Chisago O 2,033 719 - 24 2 13 111 489 77 3 1,314 115 23 125 2 7 203 4 - 24 117 2 161 91 42 146 252 Sheriff C 895 100 - 22 2 13 13 35 14 1 795 98 7 47 2 7 20 4 - 21 100 - 151 78 35 46 179 MN0130000 % 44 14 - 92 100 100 12 7 18 33 61 85 30 38 100 100 10 100 - 88 85 - 94 86 83 32 71 Pop. 24,655 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,245 2,916 - 97 8 52 450 1,983 312 12 5,329 466 93 506 8 28 823 16 - 97 474 8 653 369 170 592 1,022
Chisago City O 391 120 - - - 4 14 92 9 1 271 14 7 90 - - 31 3 - 2 17 - 2 29 9 27 40 PD C 186 31 - - - 1 3 25 2 - 155 8 1 47 - - 7 2 - - 15 - - 29 8 7 31 MN0130300 % 48 26 - - - 25 21 27 22 - 57 57 14 52 - - 23 67 - - 88 - - 100 89 26 78 Pop. 2,650 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,754 4,528 - - - 150 528 3,471 339 37 10,226 528 264 3,396 - - 1,169 113 - 75 641 - 75 1,094 339 1,018 1,509
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 128 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Lindstrom O 441 121 - - 1 7 14 95 2 2 320 42 11 60 - 1 40 4 - 4 25 - 1 26 21 45 40 PD C 262 40 - - - 5 2 31 1 1 222 29 2 39 - - 7 4 - 2 23 - - 26 21 32 37 MN0130400 % 59 33 - - - 71 14 33 50 50 69 69 18 65 - - 18 100 - 50 92 - - 100 100 71 93 Pop. 3,047 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,473 3,971 - - 32 229 459 3,117 65 65 10,502 1,378 361 1,969 - 32 1,312 131 - 131 820 - 32 853 689 1,476 1,312
North Branch O 484 187 - 2 - 1 20 146 18 - 297 39 23 57 - - 29 3 - 2 9 - 5 40 27 12 51 PD C 211 55 - 1 - 1 4 43 6 - 156 26 7 23 - - 3 1 - 1 8 - 3 20 19 12 33 MN0130500 % 44 29 - 50 - 100 20 29 33 - 53 67 30 40 - - 10 33 - 50 89 - 60 50 70 100 65 Pop. 8,109 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,968 2,306 - 24 - 12 246 1,800 221 - 3,662 480 283 702 - - 357 36 - 24 110 - 61 493 332 147 628
Wyoming O 306 147 - 1 - 3 6 124 13 - 159 7 20 6 - - 18 1 - - 15 - - 47 9 13 23 PD C 122 23 - - - 3 2 13 5 - 99 6 1 1 - - 3 - - - 14 - - 42 7 8 17 MN0130800 % 40 16 - - - 100 33 10 38 - 62 86 5 17 - - 17 - - - 93 - - 89 78 62 74 Pop. 3,081 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,931 4,771 - 32 - 97 194 4,024 421 - 5,160 227 649 194 - - 584 32 - - 486 - - 1,525 292 421 746
CLAY O 5,205 1,481 - 25 6 71 174 1,110 87 8 3,724 392 89 559 - 24 744 15 - 42 188 1 63 536 266 337 468 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,819 442 - 9 1 55 39 295 41 2 2,377 297 20 294 - 20 102 9 - 18 137 - 28 536 266 250 400 % 54 30 - 36 17 77 22 27 47 25 64 76 22 53 - 83 14 60 - 43 73 - 44 100 100 74 85 Pop. 51,779 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,052 2,860 - 48 11 137 336 2,143 168 15 7,192 757 171 1,079 - 46 1,436 28 - 81 363 1 121 1,035 513 650 903
Clay O 585 94 - 4 - 6 31 43 10 - 491 30 7 56 - 2 67 - - 6 61 - 41 106 22 18 75 Sheriff C 318 35 - 1 - 6 11 11 6 - 283 20 3 19 - 2 13 - - 2 21 - 18 106 22 9 48 MN0140000 % 54 37 - 25 - 100 35 26 60 - 58 67 43 34 - 100 19 - - 33 34 - 44 100 100 50 64 Pop. 16,224 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,605 579 - 24 - 36 191 265 61 - 3,026 184 43 345 - 12 412 - - 36 375 - 252 653 135 110 462
Dilworth O 443 115 - 1 - 8 1 99 6 - 328 26 6 100 - 2 58 2 - 4 11 - 1 77 5 15 21 PD C 314 59 - 1 - 8 1 48 1 - 255 24 - 97 - 2 11 1 - 3 11 - - 77 5 6 18 MN0140200 % 71 51 - 100 - 100 100 48 17 - 78 92 - 97 - 100 19 50 - 75 100 - - 100 100 40 86 Pop. 3,033 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,606 3,791 - 32 - 263 32 3,264 197 - 10,814 857 197 3,297 - 65 1,912 65 - 131 362 - 32 2,538 164 494 692
Moorhead O 4,177 1,272 - 20 6 57 142 968 71 8 2,905 336 76 403 - 20 619 13 - 32 116 1 21 353 239 304 372 PD C 2,187 348 - 7 1 41 27 236 34 2 1,839 253 17 178 - 16 78 8 - 13 105 - 10 353 239 235 334 MN0140400 % 52 27 - 35 17 72 19 24 48 25 63 75 22 44 - 80 13 62 - 41 91 - 48 100 100 77 90 Pop. 32,522 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,843 3,911 - 61 18 175 436 2,976 218 24 8,932 1,033 233 1,239 - 61 1,903 39 - 98 356 3 64 1,085 734 934 1,143
CLEARWATER O 404 212 - 5 - 13 37 138 18 1 192 34 17 2 - - 35 1 - 3 4 - 1 68 - 10 17 COUNTY TOTAL C 164 33 - 2 - 7 5 11 7 1 131 21 1 1 - - 7 1 - 3 4 - - 68 - 10 15 % 41 16 - 40 - 54 14 8 39 100 68 62 6 50 - - 20 100 - 100 100 - - 100 - 100 88 Pop. 8,513 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,745 2,490 - 58 - 152 434 1,621 211 11 2,255 399 199 23 - - 411 11 - 35 46 - 11 798 - 117 199
COOK O 701 184 - 2 - 4 17 150 11 - 517 42 4 15 - 1 55 14 - 7 26 - 16 29 23 120 165 COUNTY TOTAL C 378 53 - 2 - 4 1 38 8 - 325 29 2 8 - 1 14 4 - 4 26 - 6 29 21 67 114 % 54 29 - 100 - 100 6 25 73 - 63 69 50 53 - 100 25 29 - 57 100 - 38 100 91 56 69 Pop. 5,223 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,421 3,522 - 38 - 76 325 2,871 210 - 9,898 804 76 287 - 19 1,053 268 - 134 497 - 306 555 440 2,297 3,159
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 129 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Cook O 701 184 - 2 - 4 17 150 11 - 517 42 4 15 - 1 55 14 - 7 26 - 16 29 23 120 165 Sheriff C 378 53 - 2 - 4 1 38 8 - 325 29 2 8 - 1 14 4 - 4 26 - 6 29 21 67 114 MN0160000 % 54 29 - 100 - 100 6 25 73 - 63 69 50 53 - 100 25 29 - 57 100 - 38 100 91 56 69 Pop. 3,855 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 18,184 4,773 - 51 - 103 440 3,891 285 - 13,411 1,089 103 389 - 25 1,426 363 - 181 674 - 415 752 596 3,112 4,280
Grand Marais* O ------PD C ------MN0160100 % ------Pop. 1,368 Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
COTTONWOOD O 1,342 440 - 7 - 15 123 280 14 1 902 88 5 94 - 3 273 7 - 8 44 - 5 58 42 163 112 COUNTY TOTAL C 672 124 - 7 - 12 24 70 10 1 548 67 5 90 - 3 31 7 - 7 43 - 3 55 41 117 79 % 50 28 - 100 - 80 20 25 71 100 61 76 100 96 - 100 11 100 - 88 98 - 60 95 98 72 71 Pop. 12,298 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,912 3,577 - 56 - 121 1,000 2,276 113 8 7,334 715 40 764 - 24 2,219 56 - 65 357 - 40 471 341 1,325 910
Cottonwood O 303 85 - - - - 28 54 3 - 218 11 - 2 - 1 105 2 - - 9 - - 21 18 12 37 Sheriff C 106 14 - - - - 8 4 2 - 92 8 - 2 - 1 9 2 - - 9 - - 18 18 6 19 MN0170000 % 35 16 - - - - 29 7 67 - 42 73 - 100 - 100 9 100 - - 100 - - 86 100 50 51 Pop. 5,656 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,357 1,502 - - - - 495 954 53 - 3,854 194 - 35 - 17 1,856 35 - - 159 - - 371 318 212 654
Mountain Lake O 225 110 - 2 - 6 35 64 3 - 115 20 1 7 - - 42 1 - 4 1 - - 7 13 12 7 PD C 97 32 - 2 - 4 9 16 1 - 65 16 1 4 - - 4 1 - 3 1 - - 7 12 10 6 MN0170100 % 43 29 - 100 - 67 26 25 33 - 57 80 100 57 - - 10 100 - 75 100 - - 100 92 83 86 Pop. 2,104 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,693 5,228 - 95 - 285 1,663 3,041 142 - 5,465 950 47 332 - - 1,996 47 - 190 47 - - 332 617 570 332
Windom O 814 245 - 5 - 9 60 162 8 1 569 57 4 85 - 2 126 4 - 4 34 - 5 30 11 139 68 PD C 469 78 - 5 - 8 7 50 7 1 391 43 4 84 - 2 18 4 - 4 33 - 3 30 11 101 54 MN0170200 % 58 32 - 100 - 89 12 31 88 100 69 75 100 99 - 100 14 100 - 100 97 - 60 100 100 73 79 Pop. 4,538 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,937 5,398 - 110 - 198 1,322 3,569 176 22 12,538 1,256 88 1,873 - 44 2,776 88 - 88 749 - 110 661 242 3,063 1,498
CROW WING O 6,052 2,464 3 42 12 69 472 1,729 128 9 3,588 441 154 116 - 17 1,340 23 - 69 247 - 47 243 179 203 509 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,608 609 3 22 6 53 75 405 42 3 1,999 316 67 48 - 14 236 18 - 47 236 - 32 242 177 149 417 % 43 25 100 52 50 77 16 23 33 33 56 72 44 41 - 82 18 78 - 68 96 - 68 100 99 73 82 Pop. 55,691 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,867 4,424 5 75 21 123 847 3,104 229 16 6,442 791 276 208 - 30 2,406 41 - 123 443 - 84 436 321 364 913
Crow Wing O 1,841 830 1 8 1 16 294 452 58 - 1,011 120 18 21 - 2 401 10 - 25 91 - 15 56 39 32 181 Sheriff C 750 154 1 3 - 14 55 57 24 - 596 85 8 9 - 2 81 10 - 19 88 - 11 56 39 32 156 MN0180000 % 41 19 100 38 - 88 19 13 41 - 59 71 44 43 - 100 20 100 - 76 97 - 73 100 100 100 86 Pop. 34,433 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,346 2,410 2 23 2 46 853 1,312 168 - 2,936 348 52 60 - 5 1,164 29 - 72 264 - 43 162 113 92 525
Brainerd O 2,845 985 2 23 7 35 138 719 56 5 1,860 250 84 48 - 7 655 13 - 40 123 - 29 144 89 127 251 PD C 1,290 187 2 16 3 31 18 103 11 3 1,103 192 51 32 - 7 121 8 - 27 117 - 20 143 88 94 203 MN0180100 % 45 19 100 70 43 89 13 14 20 60 59 77 61 67 - 100 18 62 - 68 95 - 69 99 99 74 81 Pop. 13,319 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 21,360 7,395 15 172 52 262 1,036 5,398 420 37 13,965 1,877 630 360 - 52 4,917 97 - 300 923 - 217 1,081 668 953 1,884
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 130 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Crosby O 455 163 - 4 2 9 16 128 4 - 292 31 13 - - 8 97 - - - 17 - - 24 29 23 50 PD C 182 33 - - 2 7 1 20 3 - 149 16 3 - - 5 3 - - - 17 - - 24 29 11 41 MN0180200 % 40 20 - - 100 78 6 16 75 - 51 52 23 - - 63 3 - - - 100 - - 100 100 48 82 Pop. 2,324 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 19,578 7,013 - 172 86 387 688 5,507 172 - 12,564 1,333 559 - - 344 4,173 - - - 731 - - 1,032 1,247 989 2,151
Baxter O 911 486 - 7 2 9 24 430 10 4 425 40 39 47 - - 187 - - 4 16 - 3 19 22 21 27 PD C 386 235 - 3 1 1 1 225 4 - 151 23 5 7 - - 31 - - 1 14 - 1 19 21 12 17 MN0180500 % 42 48 - 43 50 11 4 52 40 - 36 58 13 15 - - 17 - - 25 88 - 33 100 95 57 63 Pop. 5,615 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 16,224 8,655 - 124 35 160 427 7,658 178 71 7,569 712 694 837 - - 3,330 - - 71 284 - 53 338 391 373 480
DAKOTA O 31,735 10,939 6 98 135 271 1,442 8,329 591 67 20,796 1,851 570 1,347 1 126 4,225 316 3 304 1,447 2 419 2,340 674 3,721 3,450 COUNTY TOTAL C 16,463 2,545 5 52 53 196 161 1,917 151 10 13,918 1,417 199 759 1 103 493 267 1 193 1,359 2 225 2,320 651 3,017 2,911 % 52 23 83 53 39 72 11 23 26 15 67 77 35 56 100 82 12 84 33 63 94 100 54 99 97 81 84 Pop. 359,165 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,835 3,045 1 27 37 75 401 2,318 164 18 5,790 515 158 375 - 35 1,176 87 - 84 402 - 116 651 187 1,036 960
Dakota O 1,197 256 - 10 - 17 71 136 19 3 941 67 5 193 - 6 81 6 - 7 94 - 3 261 38 28 152 Sheriff C 772 56 - 7 - 14 5 22 7 1 716 58 - 103 - 6 20 5 - 3 86 - 2 253 37 18 125 MN0190000 % 64 22 - 70 - 82 7 16 37 33 76 87 - 53 - 100 25 83 - 43 91 - 67 97 97 64 82 Pop. 17,155 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,977 1,492 - 58 - 99 413 792 110 17 5,485 390 29 1,125 - 34 472 34 - 40 547 - 17 1,521 221 163 886
Burnsville O 4,324 2,190 1 26 33 46 286 1,665 130 3 2,134 218 68 90 1 28 510 21 - 31 197 - 16 300 79 184 391 PD C 1,824 487 1 6 18 28 22 403 8 1 1,337 167 27 17 1 23 42 17 - 16 190 - 2 294 78 119 344 MN0190100 % 42 22 100 23 55 61 8 24 6 33 63 77 40 19 100 82 8 81 - 52 96 - 13 98 99 65 88 Pop. 60,867 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,104 3,598 1 42 54 75 469 2,735 213 4 3,506 358 111 147 1 46 837 34 - 50 323 - 26 492 129 302 642
Farmington O 1,073 305 - 6 1 4 40 241 12 1 768 48 16 54 - 3 149 3 - 8 52 - 47 155 27 100 106 PD C 607 64 - 5 - 4 9 39 7 - 543 39 8 41 - 2 13 3 - 5 47 - 33 155 27 72 98 MN0190200 % 57 21 - 83 - 100 23 16 58 - 71 81 50 76 - 67 9 100 - 63 90 - 70 100 100 72 92 Pop. 12,498 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,585 2,440 - 48 8 32 320 1,928 96 8 6,144 384 128 432 - 24 1,192 24 - 64 416 - 376 1,240 216 800 848
Hastings O 1,527 528 - 7 2 21 63 410 21 4 999 79 51 196 - 4 277 5 - 5 79 - 2 99 63 54 85 PD C 726 128 - 4 - 13 5 102 3 1 598 60 16 129 - 2 31 4 - 3 69 - 1 96 60 51 76 MN0190300 % 48 24 - 57 - 62 8 25 14 25 60 76 31 66 - 50 11 80 - 60 87 - 50 97 95 94 89 Pop. 18,399 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,299 2,869 - 38 10 114 342 2,228 114 21 5,429 429 277 1,065 - 21 1,505 27 - 27 429 - 10 538 342 293 461
Mendota Heights* O ------PD C ------MN0190400 % ------Pop. 11,557 Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
Rosemount O 1,584 607 - 8 5 10 90 465 25 4 977 90 20 55 - 5 281 13 - 15 72 - 2 61 31 137 195 PD C 726 136 - 5 2 6 9 103 10 1 590 63 8 33 - 5 29 9 - 10 66 - 2 61 30 100 174 MN0190500 % 46 22 - 63 40 60 10 22 40 25 60 70 40 60 - 100 10 69 - 67 92 - 100 100 97 73 89 Pop. 14,776 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,720 4,108 - 54 33 67 609 3,146 169 27 6,612 609 135 372 - 33 1,901 87 - 101 487 - 13 412 209 927 1,319
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 131 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
South St. Paul O 2,486 779 1 7 7 35 105 553 67 4 1,707 209 19 66 - 10 465 73 - 29 126 - 17 207 29 262 195 PD C 1,027 90 - 4 1 24 8 44 8 1 937 108 3 8 - 9 42 69 - 14 120 - 3 207 27 188 139 MN0190600 % 41 12 - 57 14 69 8 8 12 25 55 52 16 12 - 90 9 95 - 48 95 - 18 100 93 72 71 Pop. 20,384 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,195 3,821 4 34 34 171 515 2,712 328 19 8,374 1,025 93 323 - 49 2,281 358 - 142 618 - 83 1,015 142 1,285 956
West St. Paul O 2,302 1,092 1 6 24 36 114 847 63 1 1,210 156 104 53 - 7 388 7 - 15 81 1 10 118 37 100 133 PD C 856 295 1 3 3 25 6 244 13 - 561 99 46 11 - 2 31 4 - 6 75 1 2 118 29 30 107 MN0190700 % 37 27 100 50 13 69 5 29 21 - 46 63 44 21 - 29 8 57 - 40 93 100 20 100 78 30 80 Pop. 19,613 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,737 5,567 5 30 122 183 581 4,318 321 5 6,169 795 530 270 - 35 1,978 35 - 76 412 5 50 601 188 509 678
Eagan O 5,041 1,785 2 7 30 19 269 1,359 88 11 3,256 327 90 153 - 25 591 13 1 61 284 - 56 457 143 572 483 PD C 2,783 420 2 5 12 16 28 320 37 - 2,363 263 33 65 - 23 87 12 1 41 268 - 38 456 143 475 458 MN0190800 % 55 24 100 71 40 84 10 24 42 - 73 80 37 42 - 92 15 92 100 67 94 - 68 100 100 83 95 Pop. 64,239 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,847 2,778 3 10 46 29 418 2,115 136 17 5,068 509 140 238 - 38 920 20 1 94 442 - 87 711 222 890 751
Inver Grove Heights O 4,049 1,046 1 14 7 31 156 746 77 14 3,003 170 51 60 - 6 505 85 1 31 104 1 79 284 60 1,330 236 PD C 2,470 214 1 7 5 24 30 123 23 1 2,256 144 18 27 - 5 44 81 - 20 100 1 16 284 56 1,254 206 MN0190900 % 61 20 100 50 71 77 19 16 30 7 75 85 35 45 - 83 9 95 - 65 96 100 20 100 93 94 87 Pop. 30,070 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,465 3,478 3 46 23 103 518 2,480 256 46 9,986 565 169 199 - 19 1,679 282 3 103 345 3 262 944 199 4,423 784
Apple Valley O 4,105 1,393 - 7 19 35 145 1,113 61 13 2,712 274 113 148 - 23 523 36 - 33 151 - 52 212 81 433 633 PD C 1,993 357 - 6 9 25 20 276 19 2 1,636 224 32 88 - 18 77 20 - 13 142 - 25 210 79 282 426 MN0191000 % 49 26 - 86 47 71 14 25 31 15 60 82 28 59 - 78 15 56 - 39 94 - 48 99 98 65 67 Pop. 46,016 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,920 3,027 - 15 41 76 315 2,418 132 28 5,893 595 245 321 - 49 1,136 78 - 71 328 - 113 460 176 940 1,375
Lakeville O 4,047 958 - - 7 17 103 794 28 9 3,089 213 33 279 - 9 455 54 1 69 207 - 135 186 86 521 841 PD C 2,679 298 - - 3 17 19 241 16 2 2,381 192 8 237 - 8 77 43 - 62 196 - 101 186 85 428 758 MN0191100 % 66 31 - - 43 100 18 30 57 22 77 90 24 85 - 89 17 80 - 90 95 - 75 100 99 82 90 Pop. 43,591 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,284 2,197 - - 16 38 236 1,821 64 20 7,086 488 75 640 - 20 1,043 123 2 158 474 - 309 426 197 1,195 1,929
DODGE O 2,126 315 - 4 - 13 68 221 9 - 1,811 103 16 112 - 1 242 4 - 8 70 - 11 78 176 320 670 COUNTY TOTA C 1,304 66 - 3 - 7 11 38 7 - 1,238 74 2 68 - 1 59 4 - 4 49 - 8 69 167 254 479 % 61 21 - 75 - 54 16 17 78 - 68 72 13 61 - 100 24 100 - 50 70 - 73 88 95 79 71 Pop. 17,921 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,863 1,757 - 22 - 72 379 1,233 50 - 10,105 574 89 624 - 5 1,350 22 - 44 390 - 61 435 982 1,785 3,738
Dodge O 1,995 282 - 3 - 12 66 193 8 - 1,713 87 13 90 - 1 239 4 - 7 60 - 11 55 169 311 666 Sheriff C 1,253 61 - 2 - 7 10 36 6 - 1,192 66 2 60 - 1 59 4 - 4 46 - 8 54 163 249 476 MN0200000 % 63 22 - 67 - 58 15 19 75 - 70 76 15 67 - 100 25 100 - 57 77 - 73 98 96 80 71 Pop. 13,476 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,804 2,092 - 22 - 89 489 1,432 59 - 12,711 645 96 667 - 7 1,773 29 - 51 445 - 81 408 1,254 2,307 4,942
Kasson* O 131 33 - 1 - 1 2 28 1 - 98 16 3 22 - - 3 - - 1 10 - - 23 7 9 4 PD C 51 5 - 1 - - 1 2 1 - 46 8 - 8 ------3 - - 15 4 5 3 MN0200200 % 39 15 - 100 - - 50 7 100 - 47 50 - 36 ------30 - - 65 57 56 75 Pop. 4,445 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,947 742 - 22 - 22 44 629 22 - 2,204 359 67 494 - - 67 - - 22 224 - - 517 157 202 89
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 132 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
DOUGLAS O 2,668 717 1 9 - 19 116 537 34 1 1,951 124 35 102 - 4 367 7 1 33 63 - 24 230 136 116 709 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,667 299 1 7 - 14 41 219 17 - 1,368 101 21 64 - 4 55 6 1 22 61 - 23 230 135 95 550 % 62 42 100 78 - 74 35 41 50 - 70 81 60 63 - 100 15 86 100 67 97 - 96 100 99 82 78 Pop. 33,173 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,042 2,161 3 27 - 57 349 1,618 102 3 5,881 373 105 307 - 12 1,106 21 3 99 189 - 72 693 409 349 2,137
Douglas O 1,598 429 1 5 - 8 89 299 26 1 1,169 60 13 59 - 1 324 4 1 21 27 - 12 149 63 53 382 Sheriff C 783 71 1 3 - 5 19 33 10 - 712 45 6 31 - 1 33 4 1 11 27 - 11 149 62 35 296 MN0210000 % 49 17 100 60 - 63 21 11 38 - 61 75 46 53 - 100 10 100 100 52 100 - 92 100 98 66 77 Pop. 24,258 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,587 1,768 4 20 - 32 366 1,232 107 4 4,819 247 53 243 - 4 1,335 16 4 86 111 - 49 614 259 218 1,574
Alexandria O 1,070 288 - 4 - 11 27 238 8 - 782 64 22 43 - 3 43 3 - 12 36 - 12 81 73 63 327 PD C 884 228 - 4 - 9 22 186 7 - 656 56 15 33 - 3 22 2 - 11 34 - 12 81 73 60 254 MN0210100 % 83 79 - 100 - 82 81 78 88 - 84 88 68 77 - 100 51 67 - 92 94 - 100 100 100 95 78 Pop. 8,915 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,002 3,230 - 44 - 123 302 2,669 89 - 8,771 717 246 482 - 33 482 33 - 134 403 - 134 908 818 706 3,667
FARIBAULT O 765 220 - 7 1 12 38 150 11 1 545 64 4 66 - - 161 8 - 6 18 1 27 72 2 37 79 COUNTY TOTAL C 405 53 - 3 1 11 1 33 3 1 352 59 2 46 - - 29 6 - 6 16 1 17 72 2 29 67 % 53 24 - 43 100 92 3 22 27 100 65 92 50 70 - - 18 75 - 100 89 100 63 100 100 78 85 Pop. 16,355 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,677 1,345 - 42 6 73 232 917 67 6 3,332 391 24 403 - - 984 48 - 36 110 6 165 440 12 226 483
Faribault O 301 84 - 7 - 5 18 44 10 - 217 20 1 17 - - 59 1 - 2 11 - 20 42 - 9 35 Sheriff C 141 15 - 3 - 4 - 5 3 - 126 17 - 10 - - 3 1 - 2 10 - 10 42 - 5 26 MN0220000 % 47 18 - 43 - 80 - 11 30 - 58 85 - 59 - - 5 100 - 100 91 - 50 100 - 56 74 Pop. 10,174 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,958 825 - 68 - 49 176 432 98 - 2,132 196 9 167 - - 579 9 - 19 108 - 196 412 - 88 344
Blue Earth O 464 136 - - 1 7 20 106 1 1 328 44 3 49 - - 102 7 - 4 7 1 7 30 2 28 44 PD C 264 38 - - 1 7 1 28 - 1 226 42 2 36 - - 26 5 - 4 6 1 7 30 2 24 41 MN0220100 % 57 28 - - 100 100 5 26 - 100 69 95 67 73 - - 25 71 - 100 86 100 100 100 100 86 93 Pop. 3,660 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,677 3,715 - - 27 191 546 2,896 27 27 8,961 1,202 81 1,338 - - 2,786 191 - 109 191 27 191 819 54 765 1,202
Wells* O ------PD C ------MN0220400 % ------Pop. 2,521 Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
FILLMORE O 498 141 1 2 2 10 35 81 8 2 357 42 4 17 - - 69 1 - 4 11 - 2 100 24 26 57 COUNTY TOTAL C 208 21 1 - 2 5 5 5 2 1 187 29 1 6 - - 8 - - 2 5 - - 81 10 12 33 % 42 14 100 - 100 50 14 6 25 50 52 69 25 35 - - 12 - - 50 45 - - 81 42 46 58 Pop. 21,349 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,332 660 5 9 9 46 163 379 37 9 1,672 196 18 79 - - 323 4 - 18 51 - 9 468 112 121 266
FREEBORN O 2,460 687 - 1 5 18 82 535 46 - 1,773 143 51 483 - 11 201 8 - 11 101 2 3 245 128 109 277 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,740 222 - 1 2 17 25 162 15 - 1,518 134 16 474 - 11 25 8 - 9 101 2 2 245 128 104 259 % 71 32 - 100 40 94 30 30 33 - 86 94 31 98 - 100 12 100 - 82 100 100 67 100 100 95 94 Pop. 32,934 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,469 2,085 - 3 15 54 248 1,624 139 - 5,383 434 154 1,466 - 33 610 24 - 33 306 6 9 743 388 330 841
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 133 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Freeborn O 504 139 - - 2 3 36 79 19 - 365 33 5 60 - 3 36 - - 5 16 2 1 94 21 6 83 Sheriff C 362 37 - - - 3 11 15 8 - 325 31 4 58 - 3 4 - - 5 16 2 1 94 21 5 81 MN0240000 % 72 27 - - - 100 31 19 42 - 89 94 80 97 - 100 11 - - 100 100 100 100 100 100 83 98 Pop. 14,381 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,504 966 - - 13 20 250 549 132 - 2,538 229 34 417 - 20 250 - - 34 111 13 6 653 146 41 577
Albert Lea O 1,956 548 - 1 3 15 46 456 27 - 1,408 110 46 423 - 8 165 8 - 6 85 - 2 151 107 103 194 PD C 1,378 185 - 1 2 14 14 147 7 - 1,193 103 12 416 - 8 21 8 - 4 85 - 1 151 107 99 178 MN0240100 % 70 34 - 100 67 93 30 32 26 - 85 94 26 98 - 100 13 100 - 67 100 - 50 100 100 96 92 Pop. 18,553 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,542 2,953 - 5 16 80 247 2,457 145 - 7,589 592 247 2,279 - 43 889 43 - 32 458 - 10 813 576 555 1,045
GOODHUE O 4,619 1,567 - 20 5 42 290 1,090 110 10 3,052 425 195 438 1 13 672 6 - 24 214 2 14 290 213 268 277 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,189 325 - 8 - 33 35 213 30 6 1,864 276 59 318 1 9 107 6 - 12 208 1 5 290 212 155 205 % 47 21 - 40 - 79 12 20 27 60 61 65 30 73 100 69 16 100 - 50 97 50 36 100 100 58 74 Pop. 43,974 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,503 3,563 - 45 11 95 659 2,478 250 22 6,940 966 443 996 2 29 1,528 13 - 54 486 4 31 659 484 609 629
Goodhue O 1,047 432 - 9 1 8 162 207 43 2 615 64 11 40 - 2 223 - - 3 59 - 1 90 60 37 25 Sheriff C 441 55 - 3 - 6 17 15 13 1 386 43 3 29 - 1 56 - - 2 57 - 1 90 59 27 18 MN0250000 % 42 13 - 33 - 75 10 7 30 50 63 67 27 73 - 50 25 - - 67 97 - 100 100 98 73 72 Pop. 21,030 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,978 2,054 - 42 4 38 770 984 204 9 2,924 304 52 190 - 9 1,060 - - 14 280 - 4 427 285 175 118
Cannon Falls O 695 258 - 1 - 5 30 209 13 - 437 33 9 101 - 3 85 1 - - 30 - 3 66 32 26 48 PD C 372 58 - - - 5 3 47 3 - 314 19 2 96 - 1 10 1 - - 30 - - 66 32 14 43 MN0250100 % 54 22 - - - 100 10 22 23 - 72 58 22 95 - 33 12 100 - - 100 - - 100 100 54 90 Pop. 3,836 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 18,117 6,725 - 26 - 130 782 5,448 338 - 11,392 860 234 2,632 - 78 2,215 26 - - 782 - 78 1,720 834 677 1,251
Red Wing O 2,448 783 - 9 4 25 90 605 42 8 1,665 303 168 153 1 3 323 4 - 20 114 1 7 102 108 187 171 PD C 1,083 189 - 4 - 18 13 141 8 5 894 191 51 71 1 2 32 4 - 9 111 - 2 102 108 97 113 MN0250300 % 44 24 - 44 - 72 14 23 19 63 54 63 30 46 100 67 10 100 - 45 97 - 29 100 100 52 66 Pop. 16,289 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,028 4,806 - 55 24 153 552 3,714 257 49 10,221 1,860 1,031 939 6 18 1,982 24 - 122 699 6 42 626 663 1,148 1,049
Zumbrota O 429 94 - 1 - 4 8 69 12 - 335 25 7 144 - 5 41 1 - 1 11 1 3 32 13 18 33 PD C 293 23 - 1 - 4 2 10 6 - 270 23 3 122 - 5 9 1 - 1 10 1 2 32 13 17 31 MN0250800 % 68 24 - 100 - 100 25 14 50 - 81 92 43 85 - 100 22 100 - 100 91 100 67 100 100 94 94 Pop. 2,819 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,218 3,334 - 35 - 141 283 2,447 425 - 11,883 886 248 5,108 - 177 1,454 35 - 35 390 35 106 1,135 461 638 1,170
GRANT O 587 102 - - - 3 33 58 8 - 485 28 5 137 - 1 91 6 - 1 21 - 6 26 20 84 59 COUNTY TOTAL C 191 15 - - - 2 5 7 1 - 176 12 2 50 - - 7 1 - - 14 - 2 26 19 17 26 % 33 15 - - - 67 15 12 13 - 36 43 40 36 - - 8 17 - - 67 - 33 100 95 20 44 Pop. 6,357 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,233 1,604 - - - 47 519 912 125 - 7,629 440 78 2,155 - 15 1,431 94 - 15 330 - 94 408 314 1,321 928
HENNEPIN O 128,396 52,641 61 580 2,227 2,600 8,028 33,674 5,049 422 75,755 13,686 2,287 2,971 16 478 18,037 933 959 1,004 5,681 22 2,364 5,707 3,555 6,435 11,620 COUNTY TOTAL C 51,898 10,857 30 269 484 1,371 788 7,315 544 56 41,041 7,014 916 1,162 9 400 1,808 684 844 442 4,377 8 434 5,661 3,281 4,420 9,581 % 40 21 49 46 22 53 10 22 11 13 54 51 40 39 56 84 10 73 88 44 77 36 18 99 92 69 82 Pop. 1,130,568 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,357 4,656 5 51 196 229 710 2,978 446 37 6,701 1,211 202 263 1 42 1,595 83 85 89 502 2 209 505 314 569 1,028
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 134 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Hennepin O 1,161 193 1 3 1 15 35 113 24 1 968 107 24 64 - 16 110 7 - 9 180 - 7 144 1 33 266 Sheriff C 723 49 1 1 - 13 4 21 8 1 674 80 6 28 - 13 15 5 - 6 122 - 1 144 1 21 232 MN0270000 % 62 25 100 33 - 87 11 19 33 100 70 75 25 44 - 81 14 71 - 67 68 - 14 100 100 64 87 Pop. 10,563 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,991 1,827 9 28 9 142 331 1,069 227 9 9,164 1,012 227 605 - 151 1,041 66 - 85 1,704 - 66 1,363 9 312 2,518
Bloomington O 8,363 4,025 1 16 71 80 350 3,248 242 17 4,338 515 177 398 - 58 773 38 3 70 352 - 81 585 189 266 833 PD C 4,505 1,435 1 13 33 63 52 1,219 48 6 3,070 410 84 210 - 55 91 33 2 46 344 - 54 585 188 206 762 MN0270100 % 54 36 100 81 46 79 15 38 20 35 71 80 47 53 - 95 12 87 67 66 98 - 67 100 99 77 91 Pop. 86,086 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,714 4,675 1 18 82 92 406 3,772 281 19 5,039 598 205 462 - 67 897 44 3 81 408 - 94 679 219 308 967
Brooklyn Center O 3,975 2,051 2 36 40 58 203 1,508 193 11 1,924 248 125 116 1 43 412 20 2 29 161 - 109 136 28 155 339 PD C 2,086 840 2 26 12 43 20 708 26 3 1,246 206 62 41 1 38 36 15 1 20 149 - 88 136 27 116 310 MN0270200 % 52 41 100 72 30 74 10 47 13 27 65 83 50 35 100 88 9 75 50 69 93 - 81 100 96 75 91 Pop. 29,485 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,481 6,956 6 122 135 196 688 5,114 654 37 6,525 841 423 393 3 145 1,397 67 6 98 546 - 369 461 94 525 1,149
Brooklyn Park O 8,211 3,214 2 31 84 122 569 2,116 280 10 4,997 1,231 116 263 4 10 1,050 59 1 58 196 - 123 285 67 550 984 PD C 3,357 746 2 16 21 71 55 523 56 2 2,611 728 23 64 1 10 109 38 1 16 173 - 28 284 66 211 859 MN0270300 % 41 23 100 52 25 58 10 25 20 20 52 59 20 24 25 100 10 64 100 28 88 - 23 100 99 38 87 Pop. 68,111 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,055 4,718 2 45 123 179 835 3,106 411 14 7,336 1,807 170 386 5 14 1,541 86 1 85 287 - 180 418 98 807 1,444
Crystal O 1,894 922 - 2 12 24 130 693 55 6 972 140 54 63 - 12 227 5 - 16 21 - 5 133 34 77 185 PD C 1,025 392 - - 5 16 31 320 19 1 633 111 25 20 - 11 35 4 - 10 17 - 4 133 33 55 175 MN0270400 % 54 43 - - 42 67 24 46 35 17 65 79 46 32 - 92 15 80 - 63 81 - 80 100 97 71 95 Pop. 22,942 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,255 4,018 - 8 52 104 566 3,020 239 26 4,236 610 235 274 - 52 989 21 - 69 91 - 21 579 148 335 806
Deephaven-Woodland O 224 78 - - - 1 28 44 5 - 146 6 2 2 - - 43 - - - 14 - 2 27 13 11 26 PD C 98 9 - - - 1 6 1 1 - 89 6 1 - - - 1 - - - 13 - 1 27 13 7 20 MN0270500 % 44 12 - - - 100 21 2 20 - 61 100 50 - - - 2 - - - 93 - 50 100 100 64 77 Pop. 4,379 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,115 1,781 - - - 22 639 1,004 114 - 3,334 137 45 45 - - 981 - - - 319 - 45 616 296 251 593
Edina O 2,139 1,218 - 7 23 18 187 940 42 1 921 68 42 79 - 18 283 5 - 13 41 - 3 137 28 35 169 PD C 813 274 - 6 9 12 13 231 2 1 539 56 19 42 - 18 24 1 - 7 37 - 1 137 28 20 149 MN0270600 % 38 22 - 86 39 67 7 25 5 100 59 82 45 53 - 100 8 20 - 54 90 - 33 100 100 57 88 Pop. 47,934 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,462 2,540 - 14 47 37 390 1,961 87 2 1,921 141 87 164 - 37 590 10 - 27 85 - 6 285 58 73 352
South Lake Minnetonka O 1,035 271 - 3 3 5 50 202 6 2 764 60 18 30 - 3 159 5 - 2 20 - 14 144 21 42 246 PD C 692 91 - 2 3 5 17 62 1 1 601 54 14 26 - 3 31 4 - 2 20 - 13 144 20 31 239 MN0270700 % 67 34 - 67 100 100 34 31 17 50 79 90 78 87 - 100 19 80 - 100 100 - 93 100 95 74 97 Pop. 12,199 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,484 2,221 - 24 24 40 409 1,655 49 16 6,262 491 147 245 - 24 1,303 40 - 16 163 - 114 1,180 172 344 2,016
Golden Valley O 1,673 644 - 6 12 16 109 462 34 5 1,029 143 88 66 - 11 159 11 2 11 56 - 10 139 21 86 226 PD C 780 131 - 4 7 15 10 81 13 1 649 120 29 41 - 10 20 10 1 8 54 - 9 139 19 61 128 MN0270800 % 47 20 - 67 58 94 9 18 38 20 63 84 33 62 - 91 13 91 50 73 96 - 90 100 90 71 57 Pop. 20,499 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,161 3,141 - 29 58 78 531 2,253 165 24 5,019 697 429 321 - 53 775 53 9 53 273 - 48 678 102 419 1,102
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 135 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Hopkins O 1,002 402 - 8 6 15 68 264 37 4 600 94 12 51 - 4 156 - - 7 21 - 4 101 22 18 110 PD C 429 60 - 2 2 13 5 27 10 1 369 71 6 34 - 4 14 - - 2 16 - 1 101 21 12 87 MN0270900 % 43 15 - 25 33 87 7 10 27 25 62 76 50 67 - 100 9 - - 29 76 - 25 100 95 67 79 Pop. 17,329 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,782 2,319 - 46 34 86 392 1,523 213 23 3,462 542 69 294 - 23 900 - - 40 121 - 23 582 126 103 634
Minneapolis O 67,054 26,891 47 362 1,794 1,920 4,433 14,641 3,433 261 40,163 8,923 978 628 11 172 10,397 642 935 576 3,489 20 1,660 1,004 2,146 3,353 5,229 PD C 22,645 3,951 18 134 336 871 382 1,994 192 24 18,694 3,555 392 146 7 118 834 446 826 216 2,356 7 79 977 1,895 2,597 4,243 MN0271100 % 33 15 38 37 19 45 9 14 6 9 47 40 40 23 64 69 8 69 88 38 68 35 5 97 88 77 81 Pop. 386,726 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,339 6,954 12 93 463 496 1,146 3,785 887 67 10,385 2,307 253 162 3 44 2,688 166 242 149 902 5 429 260 555 867 1,352
Minnetonka O 2,667 1,277 - 11 15 19 224 945 56 7 1,390 169 64 107 - 9 230 8 2 20 133 - 8 252 71 86 231 PD C 1,269 380 - 5 7 17 11 330 9 1 889 103 28 42 - 8 19 8 - 8 129 - 2 242 70 53 177 MN0271200 % 48 30 - 45 47 89 5 35 16 14 64 61 44 39 - 89 8 100 - 40 97 - 25 96 99 62 77 Pop. 51,852 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,143 2,462 - 21 28 36 431 1,822 107 13 2,680 325 123 206 - 17 443 15 3 38 256 - 15 485 136 165 445
Mound O 694 230 - 7 1 5 36 159 17 5 464 99 15 59 - 3 79 10 - 3 18 - 11 64 15 44 44 PD C 389 55 - 5 1 4 4 32 9 - 334 87 11 42 - 2 9 9 - 3 17 - 8 64 14 31 37 MN0271300 % 56 24 - 71 100 80 11 20 53 - 72 88 73 71 - 67 11 90 - 100 94 - 73 100 93 70 84 Pop. 9,536 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,277 2,411 - 73 10 52 377 1,667 178 52 4,865 1,038 157 618 - 31 828 104 - 31 188 - 115 671 157 461 461
New Hope O 1,793 619 1 5 7 22 77 468 36 3 1,174 157 19 32 - 13 203 10 - 6 66 - 40 171 22 67 368 PD C 1,030 158 1 3 1 17 15 108 13 - 872 127 10 16 - 13 32 10 - 2 54 - 13 171 21 56 347 MN0271400 % 57 26 100 60 14 77 19 23 36 - 74 81 53 50 - 100 16 100 - 33 82 - 33 100 95 84 94 Pop. 21,097 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,498 2,934 4 23 33 104 364 2,218 170 14 5,564 744 90 151 - 61 962 47 - 28 312 - 189 810 104 317 1,744
Orono O 792 291 - - 1 4 31 231 22 2 501 31 8 16 - 1 179 7 - 4 18 - 2 119 23 24 69 PD C 331 40 - - 1 3 8 21 6 1 291 25 - 4 - 1 13 6 - 4 17 - 2 119 23 19 58 MN0271500 % 42 14 - - 100 75 26 9 27 50 58 81 - 25 - 100 7 86 - 100 94 - 100 100 100 79 84 Pop. 11,837 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,690 2,458 - - 8 33 261 1,951 185 16 4,232 261 67 135 - 8 1,512 59 - 33 152 - 16 1,005 194 202 582
Osseo O 203 23 - - - 2 1 15 4 1 180 15 1 22 - - 13 1 - - 14 - - 44 13 4 53 PD C 171 8 - - - 2 - 5 - 1 163 14 - 19 - - 2 1 - - 14 - - 44 13 3 53 MN0271600 % 84 35 - - - 100 - 33 - 100 91 93 - 86 - - 15 100 - - 100 - - 100 100 75 100 Pop. 2,460 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,252 934 - - - 81 40 609 162 40 7,317 609 40 894 - - 528 40 - - 569 - - 1,788 528 162 2,154
Plymouth O 4,546 1,942 - 18 13 42 378 1,383 92 16 2,604 301 72 209 - 7 613 23 1 34 123 - 55 263 102 309 492 PD C 1,675 363 - 8 3 32 22 274 22 2 1,312 223 15 77 - 7 41 22 - 12 114 - 9 262 99 158 273 MN0271700 % 37 19 - 44 23 76 6 20 24 13 50 74 21 37 - 100 7 96 - 35 93 - 16 100 97 51 55 Pop. 66,601 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,825 2,915 - 27 19 63 567 2,076 138 24 3,909 451 108 313 - 10 920 34 1 51 184 - 82 394 153 463 738
Richfield O 3,319 1,377 1 16 53 76 207 887 123 14 1,942 292 82 84 - 15 450 15 8 30 163 - 30 148 87 213 325 PD C 1,633 355 1 13 12 56 34 216 19 4 1,278 237 28 24 - 15 69 15 8 18 160 - 16 148 87 158 295 MN0271800 % 49 26 100 81 23 74 16 24 15 29 66 81 34 29 - 100 15 100 100 60 98 - 53 100 100 74 91 Pop. 34,809 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,534 3,955 2 45 152 218 594 2,548 353 40 5,579 838 235 241 - 43 1,292 43 22 86 468 - 86 425 249 611 933
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 136 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Robbinsdale O 1,545 669 1 4 25 21 149 411 55 3 876 116 39 68 - 19 180 5 - 17 17 - 31 236 6 51 91 PD C 627 117 1 1 6 13 9 79 7 1 510 71 20 22 - 17 15 4 - 4 11 - 18 235 3 29 61 MN0271900 % 41 17 100 25 24 62 6 19 13 33 58 61 51 32 - 89 8 80 - 24 65 - 58 100 50 57 67 Pop. 14,275 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,823 4,686 7 28 175 147 1,043 2,879 385 21 6,136 812 273 476 - 133 1,260 35 - 119 119 - 217 1,653 42 357 637
St. Anthony O 615 278 - 1 2 6 46 211 11 1 337 43 28 14 - 3 66 1 1 6 14 - 5 54 9 16 77 PD C 374 118 - 1 - 6 11 93 6 1 256 38 21 7 - 3 12 1 1 5 12 - 5 54 9 11 77 MN0272000 % 61 42 - 100 - 100 24 44 55 100 76 88 75 50 - 100 18 100 100 83 86 - 100 100 100 69 100 Pop. 8,098 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,594 3,432 - 12 24 74 568 2,605 135 12 4,161 530 345 172 - 37 815 12 12 74 172 - 61 666 111 197 950
St. Louis Park PD O 3,521 1,412 - 9 26 20 164 1,084 95 14 2,109 277 106 175 - 25 427 6 3 28 86 - 55 368 34 272 247 PD C 1,621 358 - 8 10 18 17 288 15 2 1,263 210 43 61 - 23 31 6 3 19 79 - 20 368 34 176 190 MN0272100 % 46 25 - 89 38 90 10 27 16 14 60 76 41 35 - 92 7 100 100 68 92 - 36 100 100 65 77 Pop. 44,600 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,894 3,165 - 20 58 44 367 2,430 213 31 4,728 621 237 392 - 56 957 13 6 62 192 - 123 825 76 609 553
Wayzata O 464 170 - 1 2 2 17 140 8 - 294 36 16 41 - 1 61 1 - 1 12 - 3 38 11 14 59 PD C 232 36 - 1 2 - 1 30 2 - 196 29 8 25 - 1 8 - - - 10 - 3 38 11 8 55 MN0272300 % 50 21 - 100 100 - 6 21 25 - 67 81 50 61 - 100 13 - - - 83 - 100 100 100 57 93 Pop. 4,157 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,161 4,089 - 24 48 48 408 3,367 192 - 7,072 866 384 986 - 24 1,467 24 - 24 288 - 72 914 264 336 1,419
Univ. of Minn. PD-Mpls. O 2,069 942 - 2 4 3 71 841 14 7 1,127 41 6 8 - 8 229 4 - 7 64 - 1 174 281 95 209 PD C 754 35 - 2 1 2 7 22 1 - 719 22 3 1 - 6 16 2 - 2 63 - - 174 279 27 124 MN0272400 % 36 4 - 100 25 67 10 3 7 - 64 54 50 13 - 75 7 50 - 29 98 - - 100 99 28 59 Pop. N/A Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
Metro Airport* O 53 42 - 1 - - - 32 9 - 11 - - - - - 2 - - - 2 - 1 5 - - 1 PD C 13 5 - - - - - 2 3 - 8 ------1 - 1 5 - - 1 MN0272500 % 25 12 - - - - - 6 33 - 73 ------50 - 100 100 - - 100 Pop. N/A Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
Eden Prairie O 2,907 1,331 - 11 21 35 176 1,012 57 19 1,576 142 41 100 - 14 424 8 - 23 75 - 46 379 94 100 130 PD C 1,253 318 - 6 8 26 20 239 17 2 935 110 10 29 - 13 36 6 - 10 74 - 21 374 92 53 107 MN0272600 % 43 24 - 55 38 74 11 24 30 11 59 77 24 29 - 93 8 75 - 43 99 - 46 99 98 53 82 Pop. 55,490 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,238 2,398 - 19 37 63 317 1,823 102 34 2,840 255 73 180 - 25 764 14 - 41 135 - 82 683 169 180 234
Maple Grove O 3,444 1,249 5 7 7 43 170 964 43 10 2,195 263 105 105 - 7 588 27 1 15 146 - 31 253 84 285 285 PD C 1,635 291 3 2 2 30 13 229 12 - 1,344 180 34 42 - 7 157 26 1 6 144 - 15 252 82 170 228 MN0272700 % 47 23 60 29 29 70 8 24 28 - 61 68 32 40 - 100 27 96 100 40 99 - 48 100 98 60 80 Pop. 50,906 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,765 2,453 9 13 13 84 333 1,893 84 19 4,311 516 206 206 - 13 1,155 53 1 29 286 - 60 496 165 559 559
Minnetrista O 466 118 1 1 - 3 16 90 7 - 348 37 7 18 - - 93 9 - 5 27 - 8 47 6 28 63 PD C 299 35 1 1 - 2 1 27 3 - 264 34 5 16 - - 30 7 - 4 27 - 8 47 6 25 55 MN0272800 % 64 30 100 100 - 67 6 30 43 - 76 92 71 89 - - 32 78 - 80 100 - 100 100 100 89 87 Pop. 6,298 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,399 1,873 15 15 - 47 254 1,429 111 - 5,525 587 111 285 - - 1,476 142 - 79 428 - 127 746 95 444 1,000
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 137 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Champlin O 1,522 533 - 8 3 13 68 417 23 1 989 87 24 57 - 5 250 3 - 12 78 1 15 93 53 174 137 PD C 783 142 - 6 1 12 8 105 10 - 641 68 8 22 - 3 88 3 - 10 76 - 13 93 53 84 120 MN0272900 % 51 27 - 75 33 92 12 25 43 - 65 78 33 39 - 60 35 100 - 83 97 - 87 100 100 48 88 Pop. 22,431 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,785 2,376 - 35 13 57 303 1,859 102 4 4,409 387 106 254 - 22 1,114 13 - 53 347 4 66 414 236 775 610
Medina O 344 100 - 1 1 1 18 69 9 1 244 10 7 15 - 1 49 2 - - 25 - - 81 19 7 28 PD C 205 23 - 1 1 1 4 9 7 - 182 8 2 9 - 1 5 1 - - 25 - - 81 19 5 26 MN0273000 % 60 23 - 100 100 100 22 13 78 - 75 80 29 60 - 100 10 50 - - 100 - - 100 100 71 93 Pop. 4,048 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,498 2,470 - 24 24 24 444 1,704 222 24 6,027 247 172 370 - 24 1,210 49 - - 617 - - 2,000 469 172 691
Corcoran O 138 43 - - - - 5 36 2 - 95 3 - 21 - - 61 ------4 4 1 1 PD C 19 ------19 3 - 6 - - 1 ------4 4 1 - MN0273100 % 14 ------20 100 - 29 - - 2 ------100 100 100 - Pop. 5,690 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,425 755 - - - - 87 632 35 - 1,669 52 - 369 - - 1,072 ------70 70 17 17
Dayton O 170 12 - 1 - 4 1 3 3 - 158 18 2 1 - - 5 1 - - 12 - 2 13 27 9 68 PD C 162 8 - - - 4 1 3 - - 154 18 2 - - - 4 1 - - 12 - - 13 27 9 68 MN0273200 % 95 67 - - - 100 100 100 - - 97 100 100 - - - 80 100 - - 100 - - 100 100 100 100 Pop. 4,749 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,579 252 - 21 - 84 21 63 63 - 3,327 379 42 21 - - 105 21 - - 252 - 42 273 568 189 1,431
West Hennepin O 394 75 - 2 - 5 11 45 12 - 319 14 9 59 - - 66 - - 2 37 1 2 66 24 10 29 PD C 271 35 - 2 - 3 7 16 7 - 236 10 7 46 - - 10 - - 2 37 1 1 66 24 7 25 MN0273700 % 69 47 - 100 - 60 64 36 58 - 74 71 78 78 - - 15 - - 100 100 100 50 100 100 70 86 Pop. 5,381 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,322 1,393 - 37 - 92 204 836 223 - 5,928 260 167 1,096 - - 1,226 - - 37 687 18 37 1,226 446 185 538
Three Rivers Park Dist.* O ------PD C ------MN0274000 % ------Pop. N/A Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
HOUSTON O 2,091 334 - 6 - 13 43 251 18 3 1,757 105 3 276 - - 287 11 1 7 62 - 7 146 83 116 653 COUNTY TOTAL C 797 51 - 1 - 7 9 28 6 - 746 48 - 35 - - 25 5 - 2 51 - 3 144 72 24 337 % 38 15 - 17 - 54 21 11 33 - 42 46 - 13 - - 9 45 - 29 82 - 43 99 87 21 52 Pop. 19,930 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,491 1,675 - 30 - 65 215 1,259 90 15 8,815 526 15 1,384 - - 1,440 55 5 35 311 - 35 732 416 582 3,276
Houston O 1,300 147 - 3 - 3 19 109 12 1 1,153 56 - 156 - - 152 9 - 4 33 - 2 92 42 50 557 Sheriff C 522 29 - 1 - 2 6 16 4 - 493 23 - 13 - - 14 5 - 1 26 - 1 91 35 7 277 MN0280000 % 40 20 - 33 - 67 32 15 33 - 43 41 - 8 - - 9 56 - 25 79 - 50 99 83 14 50 Pop. 11,957 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,872 1,229 - 25 - 25 158 911 100 8 9,642 468 - 1,304 - - 1,271 75 - 33 275 - 16 769 351 418 4,658
Caledonia O 353 87 - 2 - 8 10 62 4 1 266 23 - 77 - - 66 - 1 3 15 - 4 15 21 10 31 PD C 146 15 - - - 5 3 5 2 - 131 15 - 20 - - 10 - - 1 11 - 2 15 21 9 27 MN0280100 % 41 17 - - - 63 30 8 50 - 49 65 - 26 - - 15 - - 33 73 - 50 100 100 90 87 Pop. 2,997 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,778 2,902 - 66 - 266 333 2,068 133 33 8,875 767 - 2,569 - - 2,202 - 33 100 500 - 133 500 700 333 1,034
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 138 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
La Crescent O 438 100 - 1 - 2 14 80 2 1 338 26 3 43 - - 69 2 - - 14 - 1 39 20 56 65 PD C 129 7 - - - - - 7 - - 122 10 - 2 - - 1 - - - 14 - - 38 16 8 33 MN0280300 % 29 7 - - - - - 9 - - 36 38 - 5 - - 1 - - - 100 - - 97 80 14 51 Pop. 4,976 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,802 2,009 - 20 - 40 281 1,607 40 20 6,792 522 60 864 - - 1,386 40 - - 281 - 20 783 401 1,125 1,306
HUBBARD O 1,434 401 - 3 - 17 123 219 39 - 1,033 121 12 113 - 4 262 43 - 23 24 - 42 59 30 75 225 COUNTY TOTAL C 806 105 - 3 - 16 20 54 12 - 701 92 3 106 - 4 80 29 - 16 21 - 38 55 25 56 176 % 56 26 - 100 - 94 16 25 31 - 68 76 25 94 - 100 31 67 - 70 88 - 90 93 83 75 78 Pop. 18,573 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,720 2,159 - 16 - 91 662 1,179 209 - 5,561 651 64 608 - 21 1,410 231 - 123 129 - 226 317 161 403 1,211
Hubbard O 1,307 359 - 3 - 16 120 188 32 - 948 113 10 83 - 4 250 42 - 21 22 - 41 55 28 67 212 Sheriff C 761 99 - 3 - 15 20 50 11 - 662 90 3 76 - 4 78 28 - 16 21 - 38 54 25 54 175 MN0290000 % 58 28 - 100 - 94 17 27 34 - 70 80 30 92 - 100 31 67 - 76 95 - 93 98 89 81 83 Pop. 15,262 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,563 2,352 - 19 - 104 786 1,231 209 - 6,211 740 65 543 - 26 1,638 275 - 137 144 - 268 360 183 438 1,389
Park Rapids* O 127 42 - - - 1 3 31 7 - 85 8 2 30 - - 12 1 - 2 2 - 1 4 2 8 13 PD C 45 6 - - - 1 - 4 1 - 39 2 - 30 - - 2 1 - - - - - 1 - 2 1 MN0290100 % 35 14 - - - 100 - 13 14 - 46 25 - 100 - - 17 100 - - - - - 25 - 25 8 Pop. 3,311 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,835 1,268 - - - 30 90 936 211 - 2,567 241 60 906 - - 362 30 - 60 60 - 30 120 60 241 392
ISANTI O 1,795 682 1 11 2 18 114 462 71 3 1,113 204 43 67 - 9 243 6 1 32 60 - 24 102 25 72 225 COUNTY TOTAL C 920 150 1 9 1 16 8 96 19 - 770 177 18 42 - 8 32 6 - 26 51 - 23 99 23 66 199 % 51 22 100 82 50 89 7 21 27 - 69 87 42 63 - 89 13 100 - 81 85 - 96 97 92 92 88 Pop. 31,623 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,676 2,156 3 34 6 56 360 1,460 224 9 3,519 645 135 211 - 28 768 18 3 101 189 - 75 322 79 227 711
Isanti O 896 289 1 10 1 8 70 150 47 2 607 142 9 40 - 9 78 2 - 27 36 - 24 83 11 23 123 Sheriff C 500 36 1 8 - 7 2 11 7 - 464 123 2 20 - 8 14 2 - 22 31 - 23 80 9 20 110 MN0300000 % 56 12 100 80 - 88 3 7 15 - 76 87 22 50 - 89 18 100 - 81 86 - 96 96 82 87 89 Pop. 26,044 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,440 1,109 3 38 3 30 268 575 180 7 2,330 545 34 153 - 34 299 7 - 103 138 - 92 318 42 88 472
Cambridge O 899 393 - 1 1 10 44 312 24 1 506 62 34 27 - - 165 4 1 5 24 - - 19 14 49 102 PD C 420 114 - 1 1 9 6 85 12 - 306 54 16 22 - - 18 4 - 4 20 - - 19 14 46 89 MN0300100 % 47 29 - 100 100 90 14 27 50 - 60 87 47 81 - - 11 100 - 80 83 - - 100 100 94 87 Pop. 5,579 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 16,113 7,044 - 17 17 179 788 5,592 430 17 9,069 1,111 609 483 - - 2,957 71 17 89 430 - - 340 250 878 1,828
ITASCA O 2,673 560 1 1 3 35 187 264 63 6 2,113 174 31 742 - 1 239 8 - 66 16 - 24 131 97 248 336 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,480 115 1 - 1 27 30 31 24 1 1,365 118 5 422 - 1 83 5 - 15 9 - 11 127 94 196 279 % 55 21 100 - 33 77 16 12 38 17 65 68 16 57 - 100 35 63 - 23 56 - 46 97 97 79 83 Pop. 44,464 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,011 1,259 2 2 6 78 420 593 141 13 4,752 391 69 1,668 - 2 537 17 - 148 35 - 53 294 218 557 755
Itasca O 2,485 523 1 1 2 28 177 255 53 6 1,962 162 26 734 - 1 234 7 - 65 11 - 23 83 95 220 301 Sheriff C 1,341 95 1 - 1 21 26 30 15 1 1,246 109 4 422 - 1 79 5 - 15 7 - 11 80 93 169 251 MN0310000 % 54 18 100 - 50 75 15 12 28 17 64 67 15 57 - 100 34 71 - 23 64 - 48 96 98 77 83 Pop. 36,617 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,786 1,428 2 2 5 76 483 696 144 16 5,358 442 71 2,004 - 2 639 19 - 177 30 - 62 226 259 600 822
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 139 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Grand Rapids O 188 37 - - 1 7 10 9 10 - 151 12 5 8 - - 5 1 - 1 5 - 1 48 2 28 35 PD C 139 20 - - - 6 4 1 9 - 119 9 1 - - - 4 - - - 2 - - 47 1 27 28 MN0310300 % 74 54 - - - 86 40 11 90 - 79 75 20 - - - 80 - - - 40 - - 98 50 96 80 Pop. 7,847 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,395 471 - - 12 89 127 114 127 - 1,924 152 63 101 - - 63 12 - 12 63 - 12 611 25 356 446
JACKSON O 718 228 - - 1 4 55 159 9 - 490 27 18 107 - 1 120 6 - 7 22 - 5 34 16 74 53 COUNTY TOTAL C 282 30 - - 1 3 1 23 2 - 252 16 2 94 - 1 6 1 - 4 18 - 2 33 14 18 43 % 39 13 - - 100 75 2 14 22 - 51 59 11 88 - 100 5 17 - 57 82 - 40 97 88 24 81 Pop. 11,389 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,304 2,001 - - 8 35 482 1,396 79 - 4,302 237 158 939 - 8 1,053 52 - 61 193 - 43 298 140 649 465
Jackson O 167 73 - - - - 16 55 2 - 94 1 - 7 - - 67 ------14 5 - - Sheriff C 19 ------19 1 ------14 4 - - MN0320000 % 11 ------20 100 ------100 80 - - Pop. 6,111 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,732 1,194 - - - - 261 900 32 - 1,538 16 - 114 - - 1,096 ------229 81 - -
Jackson O 477 140 - - 1 2 31 100 6 - 337 20 18 65 - 1 52 6 - 4 20 - 5 16 7 72 51 PD C 206 27 - - 1 2 1 22 1 - 179 9 2 60 - 1 6 1 - 2 16 - 2 15 6 18 41 MN0320100 % 43 19 - - 100 100 3 22 17 - 53 45 11 92 - 100 12 17 - 50 80 - 40 94 86 25 80 Pop. 3,539 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,478 3,955 - - 28 56 875 2,825 169 - 9,522 565 508 1,836 - 28 1,469 169 - 113 565 - 141 452 197 2,034 1,441
Lakefield O 74 15 - - - 2 8 4 1 - 59 6 - 35 - - 1 - - 3 2 - - 4 4 2 2 PD C 57 3 - - - 1 - 1 1 - 54 6 - 34 - - - - - 2 2 - - 4 4 - 2 MN0320200 % 77 20 - - - 50 - 25 100 - 92 100 - 97 - - - - - 67 100 - - 100 100 - 100 Pop. 1,739 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,255 862 - - - 115 460 230 57 - 3,392 345 - 2,012 - - 57 - - 172 115 - - 230 230 115 115
KANABEC O 1,242 382 - 4 2 17 89 221 49 - 860 109 32 176 - 5 177 7 - 22 39 - 12 64 42 49 126 COUNTY TOTAL C 606 92 - 3 2 14 7 53 13 - 514 53 14 156 - 3 31 4 - 5 31 - - 64 42 29 82 % 49 24 - 75 100 82 8 24 27 - 60 49 44 89 - 60 18 57 - 23 79 - - 100 100 59 65 Pop. 15,157 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,194 2,520 - 26 13 112 587 1,458 323 - 5,673 719 211 1,161 - 32 1,167 46 - 145 257 - 79 422 277 323 831
Kanabec O 656 232 - 3 - 10 73 106 40 - 424 72 15 14 - 5 99 - - 17 30 - 10 45 23 26 68 Sheriff C 196 31 - 3 - 9 6 3 10 - 165 24 2 - - 3 6 - - 2 22 - - 45 23 7 31 MN0330000 % 30 13 - 100 - 90 8 3 25 - 39 33 13 - - 60 6 - - 12 73 - - 100 100 27 46 Pop. 11,930 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,498 1,944 - 25 - 83 611 888 335 - 3,554 603 125 117 - 41 829 - - 142 251 - 83 377 192 217 569
Mora O 586 150 - 1 2 7 16 115 9 - 436 37 17 162 - - 78 7 - 5 9 - 2 19 19 23 58 PD C 410 61 - - 2 5 1 50 3 - 349 29 12 156 - - 25 4 - 3 9 - - 19 19 22 51 MN0330100 % 70 41 - - 100 71 6 43 33 - 80 78 71 96 - - 32 57 - 60 100 - - 100 100 96 88 Pop. 3,227 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 18,159 4,648 - 30 61 216 495 3,563 278 - 13,511 1,146 526 5,020 - - 2,417 216 - 154 278 - 61 588 588 712 1,797
KANDIYOHI O 2,919 1,219 1 32 2 53 194 864 62 11 1,700 171 45 107 - 10 352 11 - 44 135 - 18 250 165 56 336 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,714 422 1 24 1 46 41 297 10 2 1,292 144 21 87 - 8 66 9 - 38 130 - 11 249 162 52 315 % 59 35 100 75 50 87 21 34 16 18 76 84 47 81 - 80 19 82 - 86 96 - 61 100 98 93 94 Pop. 41,645 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,009 2,927 2 76 4 127 465 2,074 148 26 4,082 410 108 256 - 24 845 26 - 105 324 - 43 600 396 134 806
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 140 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Kandiyohi O 953 358 1 4 - 14 92 216 29 2 595 48 11 52 - 3 132 2 - 11 48 - 3 130 59 21 75 Sheriff C 502 69 1 3 - 13 18 31 3 - 433 36 3 49 - 1 16 - - 9 45 - 2 129 59 19 65 MN0340000 % 53 19 100 75 - 93 20 14 10 - 73 75 27 94 - 33 12 - - 82 94 - 67 99 100 90 87 Pop. 23,097 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,126 1,549 4 17 - 60 398 935 125 8 2,576 207 47 225 - 12 571 8 - 47 207 - 12 562 255 90 324
Willmar O 1,966 861 - 28 2 39 102 648 33 9 1,105 123 34 55 - 7 220 9 - 33 87 - 15 120 106 35 261 PD C 1,212 353 - 21 1 33 23 266 7 2 859 108 18 38 - 7 50 9 - 29 85 - 9 120 103 33 250 MN0340100 % 62 41 - 75 50 85 23 41 21 22 78 88 53 69 - 100 23 100 - 88 98 - 60 100 97 94 96 Pop. 18,548 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,599 4,642 - 150 10 210 549 3,493 177 48 5,957 663 183 296 - 37 1,186 48 - 177 469 - 80 646 571 188 1,407
KITTSON O 499 80 - - - - 29 47 4 - 419 11 2 131 - 1 40 - - 2 8 - 8 5 10 23 178 COUNTY TOTAL C 358 8 - - - - 1 6 1 - 350 10 1 108 - 1 9 - - 2 7 - 8 5 9 18 172 % 72 10 - - - - 3 13 25 - 84 91 50 82 - 100 23 - - 100 88 - 100 100 90 78 97 Pop. 5,342 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,341 1,497 - - - - 542 879 74 - 7,843 205 37 2,452 - 18 748 - - 37 149 - 149 93 187 430 3,332
Kittson O 499 80 - - - - 29 47 4 - 419 11 2 131 - 1 40 - - 2 8 - 8 5 10 23 178 Sheriff C 358 8 - - - - 1 6 1 - 350 10 1 108 - 1 9 - - 2 7 - 8 5 9 18 172 MN0350000 % 72 10 - - - - 3 13 25 - 84 91 50 82 - 100 23 - - 100 88 - 100 100 90 78 97 Pop. 4,133 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,073 1,935 - - - - 701 1,137 96 - 10,137 266 48 3,169 - 24 967 - - 48 193 - 193 120 241 556 4,306
Hallock* O ------PD C ------MN0350100 % ------Pop. 1,209 Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
KOOCHICHING O 1,361 374 - 13 - 16 82 231 32 - 987 149 2 22 - 5 217 3 - 17 80 - 41 95 68 137 151 COUNTY TOTAL C 390 55 - 2 - 7 9 32 5 - 335 27 - 1 - 2 9 2 - 1 74 - 1 93 64 14 47 % 29 15 - 15 - 44 11 14 16 - 34 18 - 5 - 40 4 67 - 6 93 - 2 98 94 10 31 Pop. 14,509 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,380 2,577 - 89 - 110 565 1,592 220 - 6,802 1,026 13 151 - 34 1,495 20 - 117 551 - 282 654 468 944 1,040
Koochiching O 449 129 - 2 - 1 45 67 14 - 320 41 2 10 - 2 85 1 - 4 25 - 14 33 26 26 51 Sheriff C 117 11 - - - - 3 6 2 - 106 7 - - - 1 4 - - - 22 - - 32 25 3 12 MN0360000 % 26 9 - - - - 7 9 14 - 33 17 - - - 50 5 - - - 88 - - 97 96 12 24 Pop. 7,734 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,805 1,667 - 25 - 12 581 866 181 - 4,137 530 25 129 - 25 1,099 12 - 51 323 - 181 426 336 336 659
International Falls O 912 245 - 11 - 15 37 164 18 - 667 108 - 12 - 3 132 2 - 13 55 - 27 62 42 111 100 PD C 273 44 - 2 - 7 6 26 3 - 229 20 - 1 - 1 5 2 - 1 52 - 1 61 39 11 35 MN0360100 % 30 18 - 18 - 47 16 16 17 - 34 19 - 8 - 33 4 100 - 8 95 - 4 98 93 10 35 Pop. 6,775 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,461 3,616 - 162 - 221 546 2,420 265 - 9,845 1,594 - 177 - 44 1,948 29 - 191 811 - 398 915 619 1,638 1,476
LAC QUI PARLE O 315 86 - 1 - 1 19 57 8 - 229 18 3 4 - 2 107 1 - - 7 - 3 17 3 13 51 COUNTY TOTAL C 118 12 - 1 - 1 1 6 3 - 106 14 1 2 - 2 16 1 - - 4 - 1 17 2 7 39 % 37 14 - 100 - 100 5 11 38 - 46 78 33 50 - 100 15 100 - - 57 - 33 100 67 54 76 Pop. 8,154 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,863 1,054 - 12 - 12 233 699 98 - 2,808 220 36 49 - 24 1,312 12 - - 85 - 36 208 36 159 625
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 141 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Lac Qui Parle O 232 52 - - - 1 11 36 4 - 180 11 1 3 - 1 90 1 - - 7 - - 13 3 10 40 Sheriff C 88 5 - - - 1 1 2 1 - 83 10 1 2 - 1 14 1 - - 4 - - 13 2 5 30 MN0370000 % 38 10 - - - 100 9 6 25 - 46 91 100 67 - 100 16 100 - - 57 - - 100 67 50 75 Pop. 4,811 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,822 1,080 - - - 20 228 748 83 - 3,741 228 20 62 - 20 1,870 20 - - 145 - - 270 62 207 831
Dawson O 66 24 - - - - 5 15 4 - 42 7 2 1 - 1 14 - - - - - 3 3 - 2 9 PD C 24 5 - - - - - 3 2 - 19 4 - - - 1 2 - - - - - 1 3 - 1 7 MN0370100 % 36 21 - - - - - 20 50 - 45 57 - - - 100 14 - - - - - 33 100 - 50 78 Pop. 1,556 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,241 1,542 - - - - 321 964 257 - 2,699 449 128 64 - 64 899 - - - - - 192 192 - 128 578
Madison* O 17 10 - 1 - - 3 6 - - 7 - - - - - 3 ------1 - 1 2 PD C 6 2 - 1 - - - 1 - - 4 ------1 - 1 2 MN0370200 % 35 20 - 100 - - - 17 - - 57 ------100 - 100 100 Pop. 1,787 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 951 559 - 55 - - 167 335 - - 391 - - - - - 167 ------55 - 55 111
LAKE O 429 147 - 5 - 6 45 84 6 1 282 37 2 34 - 2 62 1 - 3 9 - - 26 21 28 57 COUNTY TOTAL C 282 50 - 2 - 4 17 25 2 - 232 33 2 23 - 2 38 1 - - 8 - - 26 21 23 55 % 66 34 - 40 - 67 38 30 33 - 82 89 100 68 - 100 61 100 - - 89 - - 100 100 82 96 Pop. 11,177 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,838 1,315 - 44 - 53 402 751 53 8 2,523 331 17 304 - 17 554 8 - 26 80 - - 232 187 250 509
Lake O 314 109 - 2 - 4 42 55 5 1 205 26 1 12 - - 58 - - 3 5 - - 15 16 20 49 Sheriff C 209 31 - 1 - 2 17 10 1 - 178 24 1 11 - - 37 - - - 5 - - 15 16 20 49 MN0380000 % 67 28 - 50 - 50 40 18 20 - 87 92 100 92 - - 64 - - - 100 - - 100 100 100 100 Pop. 5,435 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,777 2,005 - 36 - 73 772 1,011 91 18 3,771 478 18 220 - - 1,067 - - 55 91 - - 275 294 367 901
Silver Bay* O 29 12 - 2 - - 2 8 - - 17 2 - 1 - - 2 - - - 1 - - 2 2 6 1 PD C 6 1 - - - - - 1 - - 5 ------2 2 1 - MN0380100 % 21 8 - - - - - 13 - - 29 ------100 100 17 - Pop. 2,090 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 1,387 574 - 95 - - 95 382 - - 813 95 - 47 - - 95 - - - 47 - - 95 95 287 47
Two Harbors O 86 26 - 1 - 2 1 21 1 - 60 9 1 21 - 2 2 1 - - 3 - - 9 3 2 7 PD C 67 18 - 1 - 2 - 14 1 - 49 9 1 12 - 2 1 1 - - 3 - - 9 3 2 6 MN0380200 % 78 69 - 100 - 100 - 67 100 - 82 100 100 57 - 100 50 100 - - 100 - - 100 100 100 86 Pop. 3,652 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,354 711 - 27 - 54 27 575 27 - 1,642 246 27 575 - 54 54 27 - - 82 - - 246 82 54 191
LAKE OF THE WOODS O 358 85 - 2 - 1 13 64 5 - 273 18 1 96 - - 40 1 - 2 28 - - 21 6 5 55 COUNTY TOTAL C 128 7 - - - 1 - 4 2 - 121 8 - 53 - - 3 - - 1 20 - - 18 3 2 13 % 36 8 - - - 100 - 6 40 - 44 44 - 55 - - 8 - - 50 71 - - 86 50 40 24 Pop. 4,571 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,831 1,859 - 43 - 21 284 1,400 109 - 5,972 393 21 2,100 - - 875 21 - 43 612 - - 459 131 109 1,203
LE SUEUR O 329 136 - 5 - 9 27 83 12 - 193 28 5 8 - 3 15 2 - 3 27 - 1 49 34 2 16 COUNTY TOTAL C 237 51 - 5 - 9 12 18 7 - 186 28 5 8 - 3 9 2 - 3 27 - 1 49 33 2 16 % 72 38 - 100 - 100 44 22 58 - 96 100 100 100 - 100 60 100 - 100 100 - 100 100 97 100 100 Pop. 24,285 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 1,354 560 - 20 - 37 111 341 49 - 794 115 20 32 - 12 61 8 - 12 111 - 4 201 140 8 65
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 142 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Le Sueur O 214 86 - 3 - 4 21 51 7 - 128 19 5 7 - 3 15 1 - 3 16 - - 28 15 2 14 Sheriff C 146 25 - 3 - 4 10 5 3 - 121 19 5 7 - 3 9 1 - 3 16 - - 28 14 2 14 MN0400000 % 68 29 - 100 - 100 48 10 43 - 95 100 100 100 - 100 60 100 - 100 100 - - 100 93 100 100 Pop. 20,321 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 1,053 423 - 14 - 19 103 250 34 - 629 93 24 34 - 14 73 4 - 14 78 - - 137 73 9 68
Le Sueur O 115 50 - 2 - 5 6 32 5 - 65 9 - 1 - - - 1 - - 11 - 1 21 19 - 2 PD C 91 26 - 2 - 5 2 13 4 - 65 9 - 1 - - - 1 - - 11 - 1 21 19 - 2 MN0400200 % 79 52 - 100 - 100 33 41 80 - 100 100 - 100 - - - 100 - - 100 - 100 100 100 - 100 Pop. 3,964 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,901 1,261 - 50 - 126 151 807 126 - 1,639 227 - 25 - - - 25 - - 277 - 25 529 479 - 50
LINCOLN O 208 76 - - - 9 9 58 - - 132 1 - - - - 86 - - - 3 - 17 5 9 11 - COUNTY TOTAL C 20 3 - - - 2 - 1 - - 17 - - - - - 3 ------3 6 5 - % 10 4 - - - 22 - 2 - - 13 - - - - - 3 ------60 67 45 - Pop. 6,498 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,200 1,169 - - - 138 138 892 - - 2,031 15 - - - - 1,323 - - - 46 - 261 76 138 169 -
LYON O 2,341 631 - 10 2 21 96 480 22 - 1,710 124 46 66 - 6 273 15 - 25 50 - 44 162 124 237 538 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,432 218 - 6 - 13 22 167 10 - 1,214 93 27 43 - 4 52 13 - 12 45 - 22 162 121 189 431 % 61 35 - 60 - 62 23 35 45 - 71 75 59 65 - 67 19 87 - 48 90 - 50 100 98 80 80 Pop. 25,698 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,109 2,455 - 38 7 81 373 1,867 85 - 6,654 482 179 256 - 23 1,062 58 - 97 194 - 171 630 482 922 2,093
Lyon O 182 52 - - - 2 25 20 5 - 130 10 2 7 - - 48 1 - 3 10 - - 25 3 4 17 Sheriff C 101 15 - - - 2 7 3 3 - 86 10 2 5 - - 10 1 - 2 10 - - 25 3 2 16 MN0420000 % 55 29 - - - 100 28 15 60 - 66 100 100 71 - - 21 100 - 67 100 - - 100 100 50 94 Pop. 10,534 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 1,727 493 - - - 18 237 189 47 - 1,234 94 18 66 - - 455 9 - 28 94 - - 237 28 37 161
Marshall O 2,159 579 - 10 2 19 71 460 17 - 1,580 114 44 59 - 6 225 14 - 22 40 - 44 137 121 233 521 PD C 1,331 203 - 6 - 11 15 164 7 - 1,128 83 25 38 - 4 42 12 - 10 35 - 22 137 118 187 415 MN0420100 % 62 35 - 60 - 58 21 36 41 - 71 73 57 64 - 67 19 86 - 45 88 - 50 100 98 80 80 Pop. 12,872 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 16,772 4,498 - 77 15 147 551 3,573 132 - 12,274 885 341 458 - 46 1,747 108 - 170 310 - 341 1,064 940 1,810 4,047
Tracy* O ------PD C ------MN0420200 % ------Pop. 2,292 Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
MCLEOD O 4,013 869 - 25 2 37 174 594 30 7 3,144 228 39 344 - 5 469 11 - 38 79 - 100 215 128 175 1,313 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,533 260 - 20 1 29 31 163 11 5 2,273 183 19 316 - 5 67 10 - 30 76 - 84 215 128 138 1,002 % 63 30 - 80 50 78 18 27 37 71 72 80 49 92 - 100 14 91 - 79 96 - 84 100 100 79 76 Pop. 35,273 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,376 2,463 - 70 5 104 493 1,684 85 19 8,913 646 110 975 - 14 1,329 31 - 107 223 - 283 609 362 496 3,722
McLeod O 1,784 154 - 8 - 7 48 77 13 1 1,630 35 5 60 - 3 148 3 - 22 22 - 52 63 53 28 1,136 Sheriff C 1,198 41 - 7 - 7 5 15 7 - 1,157 23 5 49 - 3 23 2 - 19 21 - 38 63 53 10 848 MN0430000 % 67 27 - 88 - 100 10 19 54 - 71 66 100 82 - 100 16 67 - 86 95 - 73 100 100 36 75 Pop. 16,541 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,785 931 - 48 - 42 290 465 78 6 9,854 211 30 362 - 18 894 18 - 133 133 - 314 380 320 169 6,867
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 143 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Glencoe O 746 151 - - - 4 23 122 2 - 595 53 18 164 - - 94 1 - 3 34 - 3 21 47 83 74 PD C 498 42 - - - 2 5 35 - - 456 35 4 159 - - 12 1 - 2 34 - 3 21 47 72 66 MN0430100 % 67 28 - - - 50 22 29 - - 77 66 22 97 - - 13 100 - 67 100 - 100 100 100 87 89 Pop. 5,512 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,534 2,739 - - - 72 417 2,213 36 - 10,794 961 326 2,975 - - 1,705 18 - 54 616 - 54 380 852 1,505 1,342
Hutchinson O 1,483 564 - 17 2 26 103 395 15 6 919 140 16 120 - 2 227 7 - 13 23 - 45 131 28 64 103 PD C 837 177 - 13 1 20 21 113 4 5 660 125 10 108 - 2 32 7 - 9 21 - 43 131 28 56 88 MN0430200 % 56 31 - 76 50 77 20 29 27 83 72 89 63 90 - 100 14 100 - 69 91 - 96 100 100 88 85 Pop. 13,220 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,217 4,266 - 128 15 196 779 2,987 113 45 6,951 1,059 121 907 - 15 1,717 52 - 98 173 - 340 990 211 484 779
MAHNOMEN* O 1,111 244 1 7 - 29 55 126 26 - 867 148 12 110 - 2 112 2 2 5 27 - 35 64 122 102 124 COUNTY TOTAL C 704 97 1 5 - 19 11 41 20 - 607 86 3 99 - 1 32 2 - 3 19 - 9 60 118 79 96 MN0440000 % 63 40 100 71 - 66 20 33 77 - 70 58 25 90 - 50 29 100 - 60 70 - 26 94 97 77 77 Pop. 5,246 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 21,178 4,651 19 133 - 552 1,048 2,401 495 - 16,526 2,821 228 2,096 - 38 2,134 38 38 95 514 - 667 1,219 2,325 1,944 2,363
MARSHALL O 530 123 - 1 - 3 21 91 7 - 407 21 2 106 - 1 125 - - 5 5 - - 25 47 39 31 COUNTY TOTAL C 292 28 - - - 3 2 19 4 - 264 17 1 86 - 1 32 - - 4 3 - - 23 46 26 25 MN0450000 % 55 23 - - - 100 10 21 57 - 65 81 50 81 - 100 26 - - 80 60 - - 92 98 67 81 Pop. 10,264 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,163 1,198 - 9 - 29 204 886 68 - 3,965 204 19 1,032 - 9 1,217 - - 48 48 - - 243 457 379 302
MARTIN O 2,810 653 - 6 - 32 115 474 22 4 2,157 158 26 249 - 4 438 83 - 24 67 - 25 122 47 538 376 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,480 163 - 5 - 20 18 111 9 - 1,317 80 12 162 - 1 78 57 - 7 65 - 14 119 46 376 300 % 53 25 - 83 - 62 16 23 41 - 61 51 46 65 - 25 18 69 - 29 97 - 56 98 98 70 80 Pop. 22,036 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,751 2,963 - 27 - 145 521 2,151 99 18 9,788 717 117 1,129 - 18 1,987 376 - 108 304 - 113 553 213 2,441 1,706
Martin O 240 71 - 1 - 3 35 30 2 - 169 26 2 17 - 1 18 1 - 6 12 - 2 43 8 2 31 Sheriff C 138 10 - - - 2 4 4 - - 128 15 1 14 - - 6 1 - 3 10 - 1 41 8 1 27 MN0460000 % 58 14 - - - 66 11 13 - - 76 58 50 82 - - 33 100 - 50 83 - 50 95 100 50 87 Pop. 11,030 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,175 643 - 9 - 27 317 271 18 - 1,532 235 18 154 - 9 163 9 - 54 108 - 18 389 72 18 281
Fairmont O 2,570 582 - 5 - 29 80 444 20 4 1,988 132 24 232 - 3 420 82 - 18 55 - 23 79 39 536 345 PD C 1,342 153 - 5 - 18 14 107 9 - 1,189 65 11 148 - 1 72 56 - 4 55 - 13 78 38 375 273 MN0460100 % 52 26 - 100 - 62 18 24 45 - 60 49 46 64 - 33 17 68 - 22 100 - 57 99 97 70 79 Pop. 11,006 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 23,350 5,288 - 45 - 263 726 4,034 181 36 18,062 1,199 218 2,107 - 27 3,816 745 - 163 499 - 208 717 354 4,870 3,134
MEEKER O 2,087 626 - 27 - 14 129 419 32 5 1,461 187 28 184 - 18 388 10 2 5 50 - 14 114 54 174 233 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,032 116 - 12 - 11 15 69 8 1 916 152 12 143 - 7 43 5 2 3 44 - 11 112 54 133 195 % 49 19 - 44 - 79 12 16 25 20 63 81 43 78 - 39 11 50 100 60 88 - 79 98 100 76 84 Pop. 22,887 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,118 2,735 - 117 - 61 563 1,830 139 21 6,383 817 122 803 - 78 1,695 43 8 21 218 - 61 498 235 760 1,018
Meeker O 1,190 357 - 16 - 8 82 217 29 5 833 110 10 97 - 14 245 7 2 3 34 - 6 72 34 86 113 Sheriff C 563 73 - 6 - 6 11 41 8 1 490 90 7 72 - 6 19 3 2 2 30 - 4 70 34 65 86 MN0470000 % 47 20 - 38 - 75 13 19 28 20 59 82 70 74 - 43 8 43 100 67 88 - 67 97 100 76 76 Pop. 16,255 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,320 2,196 - 98 - 49 504 1,334 178 30 5,124 676 61 596 - 86 1,507 43 12 18 209 - 36 442 209 529 695
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 144 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Litchfield O 897 269 - 11 - 6 47 202 3 - 628 77 18 87 - 4 143 3 - 2 16 - 8 42 20 88 120 PD C 469 43 - 6 - 5 4 28 - - 426 62 5 71 - 1 24 2 - 1 14 - 7 42 20 68 109 MN0470100 % 52 16 - 55 - 83 9 14 - - 68 81 28 82 - 25 17 67 - 50 88 - 88 100 100 77 91 Pop. 6,632 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,525 4,056 - 165 - 90 708 3,045 45 - 9,469 1,161 271 1,311 - 60 2,156 45 - 30 241 - 120 633 301 1,326 1,809
MILLE LACS O 3,968 829 - 18 3 18 134 560 94 2 3,139 245 46 105 - 10 372 8 1 35 137 - 55 245 151 157 1,572 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,864 299 - 16 1 17 38 187 38 2 2,565 217 14 90 - 8 157 7 1 29 126 - 49 244 149 143 1,331 % 72 36 - 89 33 94 28 33 40 100 82 89 30 86 - 80 42 88 100 83 92 - 89 100 99 91 85 Pop. 22,577 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,575 3,671 - 79 13 79 593 2,480 416 8 13,903 1,085 203 465 - 44 1,647 35 4 155 606 - 243 1,085 668 695 6,962
Mille Lacs O 3,343 593 - 12 3 16 101 378 81 2 2,750 204 16 76 - 8 273 7 1 31 108 - 54 191 121 144 1,516 Sheriff C 2,520 224 - 10 1 15 29 134 33 2 2,296 177 6 63 - 6 149 6 1 29 97 - 48 190 119 130 1,275 MN0480000 % 75 38 - 83 33 94 29 35 41 100 83 87 38 83 - 75 55 86 100 94 90 - 89 99 98 90 84 Pop. 18,602 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,971 3,187 - 64 16 86 542 2,032 435 10 14,783 1,096 86 408 - 43 1,467 37 5 166 580 - 290 1,026 650 774 8,149
Princeton O 625 236 - 6 - 2 33 182 13 - 389 41 30 29 - 2 99 1 - 4 29 - 1 54 30 13 56 PD C 344 75 - 6 - 2 9 53 5 - 269 40 8 27 - 2 8 1 - - 29 - 1 54 30 13 56 MN0480200 % 55 32 - 100 - 100 27 29 38 - 69 98 27 93 - 100 8 100 - - 100 - 100 100 100 100 100 Pop. 3,975 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,723 5,937 - 150 - 50 830 4,578 327 - 9,786 1,031 754 729 - 50 2,490 25 - 100 729 - 25 1,358 754 327 1,408
MORRISON O 2,976 866 1 13 1 18 96 667 57 13 2,110 187 46 85 - 7 696 34 - 36 90 - 22 158 82 225 442 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,942 359 1 10 1 12 27 270 30 8 1,583 162 22 58 - 7 308 31 - 25 85 - 19 152 81 218 415 % 65 41 100 77 100 67 28 40 53 62 75 87 48 68 - 100 44 91 - 69 94 - 86 96 99 97 94 Pop. 32,052 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,284 2,701 3 40 3 56 299 2,080 177 40 6,583 583 143 265 - 21 2,171 106 - 112 280 - 68 492 255 701 1,379
Morrison O 1,980 474 - 9 - 9 67 332 45 12 1,506 133 21 48 - 4 466 32 - 28 50 - 22 117 58 185 342 Sheriff C 1,515 262 - 7 - 7 20 192 28 8 1,253 125 16 46 - 4 271 29 - 21 48 - 19 111 57 180 326 MN0490000 % 77 55 - 78 - 78 30 58 62 67 83 94 76 96 - 100 58 91 - 75 96 - 86 95 98 97 95 Pop. 24,250 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,164 1,954 - 37 - 37 276 1,369 185 49 6,210 548 86 197 - 16 1,921 131 - 115 206 - 90 482 239 762 1,410
Little Falls O 996 392 1 4 1 9 29 335 12 1 604 54 25 37 - 3 230 2 - 8 40 - - 41 24 40 100 PD C 427 97 1 3 1 5 7 78 2 - 330 37 6 12 - 3 37 2 - 4 37 - - 41 24 38 89 MN0490100 % 43 25 100 75 100 56 24 23 17 - 55 69 24 32 - 100 16 100 - 50 93 - - 100 100 95 89 Pop. 7,802 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,765 5,024 12 51 12 115 371 4,293 153 12 7,741 692 320 474 - 38 2,947 25 - 102 512 - - 525 307 512 1,281
MOWER O 5,770 1,552 - 32 3 61 297 1,076 75 8 4,218 450 92 247 - 9 876 17 1 30 151 2 35 305 110 477 1,416 COUNTY TOTAL C 3,341 482 - 18 1 44 69 303 45 2 2,859 289 31 165 - 6 279 11 1 11 137 2 18 304 108 288 1,209 % 58 31 - 56 33 72 23 28 60 25 68 64 34 67 - 67 32 65 100 37 91 100 51 100 98 60 85 Pop. 39,017 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,788 3,977 - 82 7 156 761 2,757 192 20 10,810 1,153 235 633 - 23 2,245 43 2 76 387 5 89 781 281 1,222 3,629
Mower O 1,397 327 - 10 - 11 111 169 24 2 1,070 73 16 60 - 2 168 5 - 10 37 1 10 76 33 88 491 Sheriff C 884 82 - 4 - 8 21 36 13 - 802 54 6 40 - 1 49 3 - 1 29 1 8 75 32 50 453 MN0500000 % 63 25 - 40 - 73 19 21 54 - 75 74 38 67 - 50 29 60 - 10 78 100 80 99 97 57 92 Pop. 15,453 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,040 2,116 - 64 - 71 718 1,093 155 12 6,924 472 103 388 - 12 1,087 32 - 64 239 6 64 491 213 569 3,177
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 145 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Austin O 4,373 1,225 - 22 3 50 186 907 51 6 3,148 377 76 187 - 7 708 12 1 20 114 1 25 229 77 389 925 PD C 2,457 400 - 14 1 36 48 267 32 2 2,057 235 25 125 - 5 230 8 1 10 108 1 10 229 76 238 756 MN0500100 % 56 33 - 64 33 72 26 29 63 33 65 62 33 67 - 71 32 67 100 50 95 100 40 100 99 61 82 Pop. 23,564 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 18,557 5,198 - 93 12 212 789 3,849 216 25 13,359 1,599 322 793 - 29 3,004 50 4 84 483 4 106 971 326 1,650 3,925
MURRAY O 608 106 - 2 1 2 22 77 2 - 502 13 7 35 - 2 119 2 - 3 19 - - 20 20 10 252 COUNTY TOTAL C 379 44 - 1 1 2 8 32 - - 335 6 6 20 - 2 53 2 - 2 12 - - 10 11 6 205 % 62 42 - 50 100 100 36 42 - - 67 46 86 57 - 100 45 100 - 67 63 - - 50 55 60 81 Pop. 9,263 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,563 1,144 - 21 10 21 237 831 21 - 5,419 140 75 377 - 21 1,284 21 - 32 205 - - 215 215 107 2,720
Murray O 318 76 - 2 1 - 21 50 2 - 242 10 1 14 - 2 80 - - 3 10 - - 8 13 8 93 Sheriff C 136 29 - 1 1 - 8 19 - - 107 4 1 4 - 2 31 - - 2 3 - - 4 4 6 46 MN0510000 % 43 38 - 50 100 - 38 38 - - 44 40 100 29 - 100 39 - - 67 30 - - 50 31 75 49 Pop. 7,169 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,435 1,060 - 27 13 - 292 697 27 - 3,375 139 13 195 - 27 1,115 - - 41 139 - - 111 181 111 1,297
Slayton O 290 30 - - - 2 1 27 - - 260 3 6 21 - - 39 2 - - 9 - - 12 7 2 159 PD C 243 15 - - - 2 - 13 - - 228 2 5 16 - - 22 2 - - 9 - - 6 7 - 159 MN0510200 % 84 50 - - - 100 - 48 - - 88 67 83 76 - - 56 100 - - 100 - - 50 100 - 100 Pop. 2,094 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,849 1,432 - - - 95 47 1,289 - - 12,416 143 286 1,002 - - 1,862 95 - - 429 - - 573 334 95 7,593
NICOLLET O 3,455 726 - 16 2 17 74 577 40 - 2,729 137 46 96 - 5 680 33 - 44 53 - 157 286 162 341 689 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,071 193 - 13 1 13 18 116 32 - 1,878 117 23 54 - 5 119 28 - 37 51 - 153 286 161 316 528 % 60 27 - 81 50 76 24 20 80 - 69 85 50 56 - 100 18 85 - 84 96 - 97 100 99 93 77 Pop. 30,091 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,481 2,412 - 53 6 56 245 1,917 132 - 9,069 455 152 319 - 16 2,259 109 - 146 176 - 521 950 538 1,133 2,289
Nicollet O 1,000 113 - 3 - 2 30 70 8 - 887 13 8 48 - - 135 17 - 6 6 - 3 20 20 44 567 Sheriff C 602 26 - 3 - 1 6 10 6 - 576 6 3 29 - - 23 13 - 4 5 - 3 20 19 33 418 MN0520000 % 60 23 - 100 - 50 20 14 75 - 65 46 38 60 - - 17 76 - 67 83 - 100 100 95 75 74 Pop. 8,314 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,027 1,359 - 36 - 24 360 841 96 - 10,668 156 96 577 - - 1,623 204 - 72 72 - 36 240 240 529 6,819
North Mankato O 1,342 283 - 6 - - 13 244 20 - 1,059 58 20 23 - 4 331 7 - 28 21 - 149 155 54 165 44 PD C 798 61 - 5 - - 3 36 17 - 737 55 12 15 - 4 37 6 - 28 21 - 148 155 54 165 37 MN0520100 % 59 22 - 83 - - 23 15 85 - 70 95 60 65 - 100 11 86 - 100 100 - 99 100 100 100 84 Pop. 11,925 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,253 2,373 - 50 - - 109 2,046 167 - 8,880 486 167 192 - 33 2,775 58 - 234 176 - 1,249 1,299 452 1,383 368
St. Peter O 1,113 330 - 7 2 15 31 263 12 - 783 66 18 25 - 1 214 9 - 10 26 - 5 111 88 132 78 PD C 671 106 - 5 1 12 9 70 9 - 565 56 8 10 - 1 59 9 - 5 25 - 2 111 88 118 73 MN0520200 % 60 32 - 71 50 80 29 27 75 - 72 85 44 40 - 100 28 100 - 50 96 - 40 100 100 89 94 Pop. 9,852 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,297 3,349 - 71 20 152 314 2,669 121 - 7,947 669 182 253 - 10 2,172 91 - 101 263 - 50 1,126 893 1,339 791
NOBLES O 994 426 - 3 3 19 98 293 10 - 568 53 15 31 - 3 137 3 - 6 21 - - 143 4 40 112 COUNTY TOTAL C 528 119 - 2 1 13 10 91 2 - 409 41 5 28 - 3 12 1 - 6 20 - - 143 4 37 109 % 53 28 - 67 33 68 10 31 20 - 72 77 33 90 - 100 9 33 - 100 95 - - 100 100 93 97 Pop. 21,056 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,720 2,023 - 14 14 90 465 1,391 47 - 2,697 251 71 147 - 14 650 14 - 28 99 - - 679 18 189 531
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 146 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Nobles O 143 63 - 1 - 2 32 25 3 - 80 9 - 1 - 2 19 - - 1 8 - - 28 - 3 9 Sheriff C 68 7 - - - 2 4 1 - - 61 6 - 1 - 2 3 - - 1 8 - - 28 - 3 9 MN0530000 % 48 11 - - - 100 13 4 - - 76 67 - 100 - 100 16 - - 100 100 - - 100 - 100 100 Pop. 9,652 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 1,481 652 - 10 - 20 331 259 31 - 828 93 - 10 - 20 196 - - 10 82 - - 290 - 31 93
Worthington O 851 363 - 2 3 17 66 268 7 - 488 44 15 30 - 1 118 3 - 5 13 - - 115 4 37 103 PD C 460 112 - 2 1 11 6 90 2 - 348 35 5 27 - 1 9 1 - 5 12 - - 115 4 34 100 MN0530100 % 54 31 - 100 33 65 9 34 29 - 71 80 33 90 - 100 8 33 - 100 92 - - 100 100 92 97 Pop. 11,404 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,462 3,183 - 17 26 149 578 2,350 61 - 4,279 385 131 263 - 8 1,034 26 - 43 113 - - 1,008 35 324 903
NORMAN O 332 72 - 2 - 7 25 29 8 1 260 17 3 89 - - 30 2 - 5 7 - 8 25 29 13 32 COUNTY TOTAL C 233 21 - - - 6 3 6 5 1 212 15 - 86 - - 4 1 - 3 7 - 8 24 29 9 26 MN0540000 % 70 29 - - - 86 12 21 63 100 82 88 - 97 - - 13 50 - 60 100 - 100 96 100 69 81 Pop. 7,522 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,413 957 - 26 - 93 332 385 106 13 3,456 226 39 1,183 - - 398 26 - 66 93 - 106 332 385 172 425
OLMSTED O 8,651 3,463 1 52 46 163 561 2,406 212 22 5,188 607 152 343 - 42 1,047 24 - 135 371 2 41 574 239 414 1,197 COUNTY TOTAL C 4,484 960 1 34 21 128 70 670 33 3 3,524 494 53 181 - 33 113 19 - 97 320 1 11 569 239 288 1,106 % 52 27 100 65 46 78 12 28 16 14 68 81 35 53 - 79 11 79 - 72 86 50 27 99 100 70 92 Pop. 125,611 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,887 2,757 1 41 36 129 446 1,915 168 17 4,130 483 121 273 - 33 833 19 - 107 295 1 32 456 190 329 952
Olmsted O 969 343 - 4 3 13 89 205 25 4 626 74 11 56 - 3 86 11 - 14 44 - 2 83 39 42 161 Sheriff C 518 64 - 3 1 12 18 25 5 - 454 67 6 27 - 3 14 8 - 12 35 - - 83 39 27 133 MN0550000 % 53 19 - 75 33 92 20 12 20 - 73 91 55 48 - 100 16 73 - 86 80 - - 100 100 64 83 Pop. 33,415 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,899 1,026 - 11 8 38 266 613 74 11 1,873 221 32 167 - 8 257 32 - 41 131 - 5 248 116 125 481
Rochester O 7,447 3,022 1 44 43 145 455 2,136 180 18 4,425 520 136 284 - 39 919 12 - 116 315 2 39 480 191 361 1,011 PD C 3,877 879 1 28 20 111 50 641 25 3 2,998 416 46 153 - 30 95 11 - 80 275 1 11 475 191 258 956 MN0550100 % 52 29 100 64 47 76 11 30 14 17 68 80 34 54 - 77 10 92 - 69 87 50 28 99 100 71 95 Pop. 86,727 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,586 3,484 1 50 49 167 524 2,462 207 20 5,102 599 156 327 - 44 1,059 13 - 133 363 2 44 553 220 416 1,165
Stewartville O 235 98 - 4 - 5 17 65 7 - 137 13 5 3 - - 42 1 - 5 12 - - 11 9 11 25 PD C 89 17 - 3 - 5 2 4 3 - 72 11 1 1 - - 4 - - 5 10 - - 11 9 3 17 MN055020X % 38 17 - 75 - 100 12 6 43 - 53 85 20 33 - - 10 - - 100 83 - - 100 100 27 68 Pop. 5,469 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,296 1,791 - 73 - 91 310 1,188 127 - 2,505 237 91 54 - - 767 18 - 91 219 - - 201 164 201 457
OTTER TAIL O 4,717 1,251 1 28 1 65 270 805 72 9 3,466 338 70 1,059 - 10 575 12 - 48 131 3 184 301 143 240 352 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,588 390 1 23 1 55 48 229 29 4 2,198 279 33 658 - 10 97 9 - 34 104 2 154 300 124 160 234 % 55 31 100 82 100 85 18 28 40 44 63 83 47 62 - 100 17 75 - 71 79 67 84 100 87 67 66 Pop. 57,722 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,171 2,167 1 48 1 112 467 1,394 124 15 6,004 585 121 1,834 - 17 996 20 - 83 226 5 318 521 247 415 609
Otter Tail O 2,526 663 1 18 1 30 181 375 54 3 1,863 191 39 496 - 5 339 7 - 22 37 - 107 211 93 113 203 Sheriff C 1,248 150 1 15 1 24 28 65 16 - 1,098 158 14 283 - 5 47 4 - 17 34 - 87 210 74 54 111 MN0560000 % 49 23 100 83 100 80 15 17 30 - 59 83 36 57 - 100 14 57 - 77 92 - 81 100 80 48 55 Pop. 44,106 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,727 1,503 2 40 2 68 410 850 122 6 4,223 433 88 1,124 - 11 768 15 - 49 83 - 242 478 210 256 460
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 147 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Fergus Falls O 2,191 588 - 10 - 35 89 430 18 6 1,603 147 31 563 - 5 236 5 - 26 94 3 77 90 50 127 149 PD C 1,340 240 - 8 - 31 20 164 13 4 1,100 121 19 375 - 5 50 5 - 17 70 2 67 90 50 106 123 MN0560100 % 61 41 - 80 - 89 22 38 72 67 69 82 61 67 - 100 21 100 - 65 74 67 87 100 100 83 83 Pop. 13,616 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 16,091 4,318 - 73 - 257 653 3,158 132 44 11,772 1,079 227 4,134 - 36 1,733 36 - 190 690 22 565 660 367 932 1,094
PENNINGTON O 1,190 390 - 14 - 9 55 287 24 1 800 69 21 91 - 7 172 7 - 17 52 - 46 87 32 83 116 COUNTY TOTAL C 704 128 - 12 - 9 18 74 15 - 576 60 10 75 - 5 36 4 - 11 48 - 28 87 32 78 102 % 59 33 - 86 - 100 33 26 63 - 72 87 48 82 - 71 21 57 - 65 92 - 61 100 100 94 88 Pop. 13,730 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,667 2,840 - 101 - 65 400 2,090 174 7 5,826 502 152 662 - 50 1,252 50 - 123 378 - 335 633 233 604 844
Pennington O 287 73 - 4 - 2 21 39 6 1 214 12 2 71 - 1 33 2 - 4 19 - 9 20 3 7 31 Sheriff C 195 25 - 3 - 2 4 13 3 - 170 10 1 67 - 1 10 1 - 3 16 - 5 20 3 6 27 MN0570000 % 68 34 - 75 - 100 19 33 50 - 79 83 50 94 - 100 30 50 - 75 84 - 56 100 100 86 87 Pop. 5,230 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,487 1,395 - 76 - 38 401 745 114 19 4,091 229 38 1,357 - 19 630 38 - 76 363 - 172 382 57 133 592
Thief River Falls O 903 317 - 10 - 7 34 248 18 - 586 57 19 20 - 6 139 5 - 13 33 - 37 67 29 76 85 PD C 509 103 - 9 - 7 14 61 12 - 406 50 9 8 - 4 26 3 - 8 32 - 23 67 29 72 75 MN0570100 % 56 32 - 90 - 100 41 25 67 - 69 88 47 40 - 67 19 60 - 62 97 - 62 100 100 95 88 Pop. 8,500 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,623 3,729 - 117 - 82 400 2,917 211 - 6,894 670 223 235 - 70 1,635 58 - 152 388 - 435 788 341 894 1,000
PINE O 3,584 1,142 - 30 8 38 341 609 111 5 2,442 556 71 170 - 5 459 65 - 45 62 - 2 176 84 421 326 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,225 181 - 5 3 26 27 93 25 2 1,044 216 20 119 - 3 60 19 - 14 52 - - 171 66 164 140 MN0580000 % 34 16 - 17 38 68 8 15 23 40 43 39 28 70 - 60 13 29 - 31 84 - - 97 79 39 43 Pop. 26,815 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,365 4,258 - 111 29 141 1,271 2,271 413 18 9,106 2,073 264 633 - 18 1,711 242 - 167 231 - 7 656 313 1,570 1,215
PIPESTONE O 420 105 - 4 - 2 27 70 2 - 315 59 - 5 - - 127 - - 2 18 - 1 42 25 15 21 COUNTY TOTAL C 148 12 - 1 - 2 1 7 1 - 136 24 - - - - 1 - - - 18 - - 42 25 11 15 MN0590000 % 35 11 - 25 - 100 4 10 50 - 43 41 - - - - 1 - - - 100 - - 100 100 73 71 Pop. 10,001 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,199 1,049 - 39 - 19 269 699 19 - 3,149 589 - 49 - - 1,269 - - 19 179 - 9 419 249 149 209
POLK O 3,618 877 - 32 5 36 181 566 47 10 2,741 265 52 490 - 13 418 19 - 33 162 - 119 272 124 425 349 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,230 270 - 4 3 25 34 181 22 1 1,960 198 13 394 - 10 103 14 - 4 122 - 32 271 106 396 297 % 62 31 - 13 60 69 19 32 47 10 72 75 25 80 - 77 25 74 - 12 75 - 27 100 85 93 85 Pop. 31,706 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,411 2,766 - 100 15 113 570 1,785 148 31 8,645 835 164 1,545 - 41 1,318 59 - 104 510 - 375 857 391 1,340 1,100
Polk O 1,448 355 - 3 2 10 102 201 30 7 1,093 96 13 239 - - 223 10 - 25 51 - 91 85 43 88 129 Sheriff C 717 73 - 1 1 6 16 40 9 - 644 61 1 197 - - 39 5 - 1 22 - 23 85 35 72 103 MN0600000 % 50 21 - 33 50 60 16 20 30 - 59 64 8 82 - - 17 50 - 4 43 - 25 100 81 82 80 Pop. 15,844 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,139 2,240 - 18 12 63 643 1,268 189 44 6,898 605 82 1,508 - - 1,407 63 - 157 321 - 574 536 271 555 814
Crookston O 628 158 - 25 3 15 35 71 8 1 470 90 16 41 - 1 24 - - 5 12 - 11 80 25 82 83 PD C 449 44 - 3 2 12 6 14 6 1 405 78 3 32 - - 17 - - 2 12 - 1 80 25 79 76 MN0600100 % 71 28 - 12 67 80 17 20 75 100 86 87 19 78 - - 71 - - 40 100 - 9 100 100 96 92 Pop. 8,280 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,584 1,908 - 301 36 181 422 857 96 12 5,676 1,086 193 495 - 12 289 - - 60 144 - 132 966 301 990 1,002
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 148 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
East Grand Forks O 1,542 364 - 4 - 11 44 294 9 2 1,178 79 23 210 - 12 171 9 - 3 99 - 17 107 56 255 137 PD C 1,064 153 - - - 7 12 127 7 - 911 59 9 165 - 10 47 9 - 1 88 - 8 106 46 245 118 MN0600200 % 69 42 - - - 64 27 43 78 - 77 75 39 79 - 83 27 100 - 33 89 - 47 99 82 96 86 Pop. 7,582 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 20,337 4,800 - 52 - 145 580 3,877 118 26 15,536 1,041 303 2,769 - 158 2,255 118 - 39 1,305 - 224 1,411 738 3,363 1,806
POPE O 732 154 - 5 1 9 37 94 6 2 578 40 12 170 - 1 97 2 - 8 33 - 1 71 41 35 67 COUNTY TOTAL C 445 30 - 4 1 8 2 11 4 - 415 34 2 159 - 1 1 1 - 7 32 - 1 71 41 9 56 % 61 19 - 80 100 89 5 12 67 - 72 85 17 94 - 100 1 50 - 88 97 - 100 100 100 26 84 Pop. 11,357 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,445 1,355 - 44 8 79 325 827 52 17 5,089 352 105 1,496 - 8 854 17 - 70 290 - 8 625 361 308 589
Pope O 539 116 - 3 - 7 35 64 5 2 423 26 5 152 - 1 75 1 - 5 23 - - 50 26 11 48 Sheriff C 328 18 - 3 - 7 2 3 3 - 310 22 1 142 - 1 1 1 - 4 22 - - 50 26 - 40 MN0610000 % 61 16 - 100 - 100 6 5 60 - 73 85 20 93 - 100 1 100 - 80 96 - - 100 100 - 83 Pop. 8,735 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,170 1,327 - 34 - 80 400 732 57 22 4,842 297 57 1,740 - 11 858 11 - 57 263 - - 572 297 125 549
Glenwood O 193 38 - 2 1 2 2 30 1 - 155 14 7 18 - - 22 1 - 3 10 - 1 21 15 24 19 PD C 117 12 - 1 1 1 - 8 1 - 105 12 1 17 - - - - - 3 10 - 1 21 15 9 16 MN0610100 % 61 32 - 50 100 50 - 27 100 - 68 86 14 94 - - - - - 100 100 - 100 100 100 38 84 Pop. 2,622 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,360 1,449 - 76 38 76 76 1,144 38 - 5,911 533 266 686 - - 839 38 - 114 381 - 38 800 572 915 724
RAMSEY O 39,649 26,562 14 247 727 1,357 4,232 16,944 2,772 269 13,087 4,211 452 635 - 63 2,523 81 4 118 691 - 80 1,248 481 1,028 1,472 COUNTY TOTAL C 11,222 3,863 12 61 223 594 259 2,214 448 52 7,359 2,026 176 262 - 57 233 71 4 75 674 - 57 1,248 477 657 1,342 % 28 14 86 25 30 44 6 13 16 19 56 48 39 41 - 90 9 88 100 64 98 - 71 100 99 64 91 Pop. 514,397 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,708 5,164 2 48 141 263 822 3,293 538 52 2,544 818 87 123 - 12 490 15 - 22 134 - 15 242 93 199 286
Ramsey O 884 301 - 4 - 10 24 238 18 7 583 67 11 19 - 7 118 4 - 8 77 - 5 48 20 63 136 Sheriff C 444 38 - 2 - 10 1 17 3 5 406 57 6 5 - 6 10 3 - 7 70 - 4 48 20 44 126 MN0620000 % 50 13 - 50 - 100 4 7 17 71 70 85 55 26 - 86 8 75 - 88 91 - 80 100 100 70 93 Pop. 11,838 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,467 2,542 - 33 - 84 202 2,010 152 59 4,924 565 92 160 - 59 996 33 - 67 650 - 42 405 168 532 1,148
Arden Hills O 524 253 - 1 2 8 29 192 12 9 271 41 13 9 - - 89 3 - 6 16 - 3 34 7 20 30 PD C 202 35 - 1 1 7 3 19 2 2 167 38 4 2 - - 9 2 - 5 15 - 3 34 7 19 29 MN062010X % 39 14 - 100 50 88 10 10 17 22 62 93 31 22 - - 10 67 - 83 94 - 100 100 100 95 97 Pop. 9,756 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,371 2,593 - 10 20 82 297 1,968 123 92 2,777 420 133 92 - - 912 30 - 61 164 - 30 348 71 205 307
Falcon Heights O 230 111 - - 1 1 20 82 7 - 119 2 1 5 - 1 24 - - 2 7 - - 31 6 10 30 PD C 110 22 - - - 1 2 18 1 - 88 2 - 2 - 1 1 - - 1 7 - - 31 6 8 29 MN062020X % 48 20 - - - 100 10 22 14 - 74 100 - 40 - 100 4 - - 50 100 - - 100 100 80 97 Pop. 5,632 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,083 1,970 - - 17 17 355 1,455 124 - 2,112 35 17 88 - 17 426 - - 35 124 - - 550 106 177 532
Lauderdale O 198 90 - 3 2 - 7 65 13 - 108 4 - 2 - 1 25 1 - 1 6 - - 33 3 3 29 PD C 97 14 - 3 - - 2 6 3 - 83 4 - 2 - 1 1 1 - 1 6 - - 33 3 3 28 MN062030X % 49 16 - 100 - - 29 9 23 - 77 100 - 100 - 100 4 100 - 100 100 - - 100 100 100 97 Pop. 2,389 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,287 3,767 - 125 83 - 293 2,720 544 - 4,520 167 - 83 - 41 1,046 41 - 41 251 - - 1,381 125 125 1,213
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 149 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Maplewood O 5,029 2,565 - 17 26 57 233 2,074 155 3 2,464 183 192 253 - 20 516 28 - 19 135 - 8 276 97 363 374 PD C 2,239 822 - 11 7 38 15 721 29 1 1,417 121 67 114 - 19 53 26 - 16 133 - 3 276 97 176 316 MN0620400 % 45 32 - 65 27 67 6 35 19 33 58 66 35 45 - 95 10 93 - 84 99 - 38 100 100 48 84 Pop. 35,322 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,237 7,261 - 48 73 161 659 5,871 438 8 6,975 518 543 716 - 56 1,460 79 - 53 382 - 22 781 274 1,027 1,058
Mounds View O 1,385 587 - 8 5 16 62 447 46 3 798 131 31 39 - 3 234 7 - 19 16 - 9 25 83 124 77 PD C 471 69 - 1 - 9 4 48 6 1 402 105 10 7 - 3 16 6 - 5 16 - 5 25 82 55 67 MN0620500 % 34 12 - 13 - 56 6 11 13 33 50 80 32 18 - 100 7 86 - 26 100 - 56 100 99 44 87 Pop. 12,875 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,757 4,559 - 62 38 124 481 3,471 357 23 6,198 1,017 240 302 - 23 1,817 54 - 147 124 - 69 194 644 963 598
New Brighton O 1,547 671 1 - 9 6 98 507 45 5 876 100 22 42 - 4 247 7 - 8 63 - 15 123 68 74 103 PD C 696 76 - - 2 5 4 57 7 1 620 99 9 34 - 4 18 7 - 6 63 - 12 123 68 74 103 MN0620600 % 45 11 - - 22 83 4 11 16 20 71 99 41 81 - 100 7 100 - 75 100 - 80 100 100 100 100 Pop. 22,444 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,892 2,989 4 - 40 26 436 2,258 200 22 3,903 445 98 187 - 17 1,100 31 - 35 280 - 66 548 302 329 458
North St. Paul O 1,052 456 - 4 3 13 54 338 43 1 596 50 13 18 - 1 163 3 - 9 79 - 6 95 36 35 88 PD C 538 121 - 1 - 11 7 84 18 - 417 47 9 9 - 1 18 3 - 3 79 - 5 95 36 35 77 MN0620700 % 51 27 - 25 - 85 13 25 42 - 70 94 69 50 - 100 11 100 - 33 100 - 83 100 100 100 88 Pop. 12,057 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,725 3,782 - 33 24 107 447 2,803 356 8 4,943 414 107 149 - 8 1,351 24 - 74 655 - 49 787 298 290 729
Roseville O 3,146 1,659 - 5 17 26 146 1,344 121 - 1,487 88 91 146 - 13 335 12 4 20 173 - 17 246 49 91 202 PD C 1,459 516 - 3 8 23 20 406 56 - 943 64 46 66 - 11 30 12 4 14 169 - 8 246 47 43 183 MN0620800 % 46 31 - 60 47 88 14 30 46 - 63 73 51 45 - 85 9 100 100 70 98 - 47 100 96 47 91 Pop. 34,052 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,238 4,871 - 14 49 76 428 3,946 355 - 4,366 258 267 428 - 38 983 35 11 58 508 - 49 722 143 267 593
St. Paul O 20,823 17,687 13 192 649 1,181 3,232 10,041 2,171 208 3,136 3,136 ------PD C 2,994 1,884 12 28 202 459 169 688 300 26 1,110 1,110 ------MN0620900 % 14 10 92 15 31 39 5 7 14 12 35 35 ------Pop. 290,234 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,175 6,094 4 66 224 406 1,113 3,459 748 71 1,080 1,080 ------
White Bear Lake O 1,973 896 - 1 6 14 179 635 54 7 1,077 138 34 11 - 3 303 1 - 4 64 - 3 167 70 72 207 PD C 807 81 - - - 9 6 53 10 3 726 120 7 5 - 3 22 - - 4 64 - 3 167 70 63 198 MN0621000 % 41 9 - - - 64 3 8 19 43 67 87 21 45 - 100 7 - - 100 100 - 100 100 100 88 96 Pop. 24,586 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,024 3,644 - 4 24 56 728 2,582 219 28 4,380 561 138 44 - 12 1,232 4 - 16 260 - 12 679 284 292 841
Little Canada O 977 429 - 4 4 12 57 303 41 8 548 110 14 14 - 4 136 4 - 7 19 - 5 82 19 71 63 PD C 453 70 - 3 2 11 9 35 7 3 383 105 7 3 - 4 13 3 - 2 18 - 5 82 18 64 59 MN062110X % 46 16 - 75 50 92 16 12 17 38 70 95 50 21 - 100 10 75 - 29 95 - 100 100 95 90 94 Pop. 9,876 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,892 4,343 - 40 40 121 577 3,068 415 81 5,548 1,113 141 141 - 40 1,377 40 - 70 192 - 50 830 192 718 637
Shoreview O 1,064 483 - 5 3 8 48 385 22 12 581 92 18 45 - 3 200 6 - 10 16 - 7 53 9 56 66 PD C 379 54 - 5 1 7 6 25 3 7 325 88 5 8 - 2 26 4 - 6 15 - 7 53 9 39 63 MN062120X % 36 11 - 100 33 88 13 6 14 58 56 96 28 18 - 67 13 67 - 60 94 - 100 100 100 70 95 Pop. 26,202 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,060 1,843 - 19 11 30 183 1,469 83 45 2,217 351 68 171 - 11 763 22 - 38 61 - 26 202 34 213 251
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 150 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Vadnais Heights O 686 327 - 3 - 5 37 252 24 6 359 55 11 28 - 2 110 1 - 4 18 - 2 31 10 40 47 PD C 266 52 - 3 - 4 9 30 3 3 214 52 6 5 - 2 11 - - 4 17 - 2 31 10 29 45 MN062130X % 39 16 - 100 - 80 24 12 13 50 60 95 55 18 - 100 10 - - 100 94 - 100 100 100 73 96 Pop. 13,209 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,193 2,475 - 22 - 37 280 1,907 181 45 2,717 416 83 211 - 15 832 7 - 30 136 - 15 234 75 302 355
North Oaks O 131 47 - - - - 6 41 - - 84 14 1 4 - 1 23 4 - 1 2 - - 4 4 6 20 PD C 67 9 - - - - 2 7 - - 58 14 - - - - 5 4 - 1 2 - - 4 4 5 19 MN062150X % 51 19 - - - - 33 17 - - 69 100 - - - - 22 100 - 100 100 - - 100 100 83 95 Pop. 3,925 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,337 1,197 - - - - 152 1,044 - - 2,140 356 25 101 - 25 585 101 - 25 50 - - 101 101 152 509
RED LAKE O 296 32 - 1 - - 8 23 - - 264 3 2 98 - - 76 - - 1 11 - - 16 30 7 20 COUNTY TOTAL C 156 2 - - - - 1 1 - - 154 2 - 97 - - 8 - - 1 1 - - 16 5 6 18 MN0630000 % 53 6 - - - - 13 4 - - 58 67 - 99 - - 11 - - 100 9 - - 100 17 86 90 Pop. 4,345 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,812 736 - 23 - - 184 529 - - 6,075 69 46 2,255 - - 1,749 - - 23 253 - - 368 690 161 460
REDWOOD O 1,280 379 1 7 1 33 70 223 40 4 901 153 30 47 - 2 188 34 - 14 22 - 19 55 58 114 165 COUNTY TOTAL C 662 110 1 3 1 24 18 47 14 2 552 115 10 23 - 2 24 22 - 12 17 - 13 53 55 78 128 % 52 29 100 43 100 73 26 21 35 50 61 75 33 49 - 100 13 65 - 86 77 - 68 96 95 68 78 Pop. 16,996 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,531 2,229 5 41 5 194 411 1,312 235 23 5,301 900 176 276 - 11 1,106 200 - 82 129 - 111 323 341 670 970
Redwood O 450 143 1 2 1 15 39 65 18 2 307 60 7 18 - - 55 6 - 10 9 - 9 23 30 19 61 Sheriff C 242 39 1 1 1 11 9 10 5 1 203 43 - 10 - - 6 4 - 9 8 - 5 21 28 16 53 MN0640000 % 54 27 100 50 100 73 23 15 28 50 66 72 - 56 - - 11 67 - 90 89 - 56 91 93 84 87 Pop. 11,478 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,920 1,245 8 17 8 130 339 566 156 17 2,674 522 60 156 - - 479 52 - 87 78 - 78 200 261 165 531
Redwood Falls O 830 236 - 5 - 18 31 158 22 2 594 93 23 29 - 2 133 28 - 4 13 - 10 32 28 95 104 PD C 420 71 - 2 - 13 9 37 9 1 349 72 10 13 - 2 18 18 - 3 9 - 8 32 27 62 75 MN0640200 % 51 30 - 40 - 72 29 23 41 50 59 77 43 45 - 100 14 64 - 75 69 - 80 100 96 65 72 Pop. 5,518 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,041 4,276 - 90 - 326 561 2,863 398 36 10,764 1,685 416 525 - 36 2,410 507 - 72 235 - 181 579 507 1,721 1,884
RENVILLE O 937 327 - 2 1 4 96 199 24 1 610 91 14 39 - 3 234 5 - 10 17 - 1 81 44 27 44 COUNTY TOTAL C 342 44 - - - 4 18 16 5 1 298 63 - 11 - 3 18 5 - 4 16 - 1 81 44 15 37 % 36 13 - - - 100 19 8 21 100 49 69 - 28 - 100 8 100 - 40 94 - 100 100 100 56 84 Pop. 17,338 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,404 1,886 - 11 5 23 553 1,147 138 5 3,518 524 80 224 - 17 1,349 28 - 57 98 - 5 467 253 155 253
Renville O 758 260 - 2 1 4 91 141 20 1 498 62 4 30 - 3 186 5 - 4 16 - 1 76 44 26 41 Sheriff C 288 31 - - - 4 18 5 3 1 257 38 - 8 - 3 17 5 - 2 15 - 1 76 44 14 34 MN0650000 % 38 12 - - - 100 20 4 15 100 52 61 - 27 - 100 9 100 - 50 94 - 100 100 100 54 83 Pop. 14,740 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,142 1,763 - 13 6 27 617 956 135 6 3,378 420 27 203 - 20 1,261 33 - 27 108 - 6 515 298 176 278
Olivia O 179 67 - - - - 5 58 4 - 112 29 10 9 - - 48 - - 6 1 - - 5 - 1 3 PD C 54 13 - - - - - 11 2 - 41 25 - 3 - - 1 - - 2 1 - - 5 - 1 3 MN0650300 % 30 19 - - - - - 19 50 - 37 86 - 33 - - 2 - - 33 100 - - 100 - 100 100 Pop. 2,598 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,889 2,578 - - - - 192 2,232 153 - 4,311 1,116 384 346 - - 1,847 - - 230 38 - - 192 - 38 115
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 151 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
RICE O 6,407 1,998 - 31 9 60 394 1,350 116 38 4,409 463 70 281 - 17 1,298 53 - 71 169 - 115 329 181 702 660 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,699 352 - 13 6 29 30 242 26 6 2,347 282 14 204 - 14 144 45 - 35 119 - 13 328 179 416 554 % 42 18 - 42 67 48 8 18 22 16 53 61 20 73 - 82 11 85 - 49 70 - 11 100 99 59 84 Pop. 57,836 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,077 3,454 - 53 15 103 681 2,334 200 65 7,623 800 121 485 - 29 2,244 91 - 122 292 - 198 568 312 1,213 1,141
Rice O 1,295 327 - 12 - 3 117 149 28 18 968 68 8 186 - 3 219 4 - 14 41 - 34 100 27 94 170 Sheriff C 571 26 - 5 - 1 9 8 1 2 545 34 3 175 - 2 24 1 - 8 17 - 5 100 25 23 128 MN0660000 % 44 8 - 42 - 33 8 5 4 11 56 50 38 94 - 67 11 25 - 57 41 - 15 100 93 24 75 Pop. 19,464 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,653 1,680 - 61 - 15 601 765 143 92 4,973 349 41 955 - 15 1,125 20 - 71 210 - 174 513 138 482 873
Faribault PD O 3,366 1,053 - 17 6 37 186 739 51 17 2,313 283 44 73 - 7 624 18 - 42 93 - 81 137 84 473 354 PD C 1,415 206 - 8 4 22 17 143 8 4 1,209 177 11 24 - 6 62 15 - 20 71 - 8 137 84 276 318 MN0660100 % 42 20 - 47 67 59 9 19 16 24 52 63 25 33 - 86 10 83 - 48 76 - 10 100 100 58 90 Pop. 21,041 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,997 5,004 - 80 28 175 883 3,512 242 80 10,992 1,344 209 346 - 33 2,965 85 - 199 441 - 384 651 399 2,247 1,682
Northfield O 1,746 618 - 2 3 20 91 462 37 3 1,128 112 18 22 - 7 455 31 - 15 35 - - 92 70 135 136 PD C 713 120 - - 2 6 4 91 17 - 593 71 - 5 - 6 58 29 - 7 31 - - 91 70 117 108 MN0660200 % 41 19 - - 67 30 4 20 46 - 53 63 - 23 - 86 13 94 - 47 89 - - 99 100 87 79 Pop. 17,331 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,074 3,565 - 11 17 115 525 2,665 213 17 6,508 646 103 126 - 40 2,625 178 - 86 201 - - 530 403 778 784
ROCK O 263 117 - - - 20 14 76 7 - 146 3 2 2 - - 69 - - - 16 - - 32 15 1 6 COUNTY TOTAL C 169 59 - - - 20 4 30 5 - 110 3 1 2 - - 34 - - - 16 - - 32 15 1 6 MN0670000 % 64 50 - - - 100 29 39 71 - 75 100 50 100 - - 49 - - - 100 - - 100 100 100 100 Pop. 9,825 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,676 1,190 - - - 203 142 773 71 - 1,486 30 20 20 - - 702 - - - 162 - - 325 152 10 61
ROSEAU O 1,005 302 - 1 - 5 30 252 14 - 703 61 9 40 - - 209 1 - 24 49 - 19 75 103 22 91 COUNTY TOTAL C 726 77 - 1 - 5 7 54 10 - 649 59 4 36 - - 184 1 - 19 45 - 19 74 98 20 90 % 72 25 - 100 - 100 23 21 71 - 92 97 44 90 - - 88 100 - 79 92 - 100 99 95 91 99 Pop.16,513 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,086 1,828 - 6 - 30 181 1,526 84 - 4,257 369 54 242 - - 1,265 6 - 145 296 - 115 454 623 133 551
Roseau O 531 118 - - - 1 16 91 10 - 413 26 6 37 - - 136 1 - 11 41 - 14 28 56 6 51 Sheriff C 407 29 - - - 1 3 17 8 - 378 25 2 36 - - 121 1 - 8 38 - 14 27 51 4 51 MN0680000 % 77 25 - - - 100 19 19 80 - 92 96 33 97 - - 89 100 - 73 93 - 100 96 91 67 100 Pop. 11,987 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,429 984 - - - 8 133 759 83 - 3,445 216 50 308 - - 1,134 8 - 91 342 - 116 233 467 50 425
Roseau PD O 230 105 - 1 - - 11 92 1 - 125 13 3 2 - - 28 - - 10 6 - 1 22 10 5 25 PD C 139 24 - 1 - - 4 18 1 - 115 13 2 - - - 24 - - 8 6 - 1 22 10 5 24 MN0680100 % 60 23 - 100 - - 36 20 100 - 92 100 67 - - - 86 - - 80 100 - 100 100 100 100 96 Pop. 2,786 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,255 3,768 - 35 - - 394 3,302 35 - 4,486 466 107 71 - - 1,005 - - 358 215 - 35 789 358 179 897
Warroad O 244 79 - - - 4 3 69 3 - 165 22 - 1 - - 45 - - 3 2 - 4 25 37 11 15 PD C 180 24 - - - 4 - 19 1 - 156 21 - - - - 39 - - 3 1 - 4 25 37 11 15 MN0680200 % 74 30 - - - 100 - 28 33 - 95 95 - - - - 87 - - 100 50 - 100 100 100 100 100 Pop. 1,740 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,022 4,540 - - - 229 172 3,965 172 - 9,482 1,264 - 57 - - 2,586 - - 172 114 - 229 1,436 2,126 632 862
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 152 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
ST. LOUIS O 27,632 8,359 4 108 106 330 1,580 5,703 509 19 19,273 2,636 520 561 - 39 3,101 439 28 300 982 3 202 1,103 1,080 6,374 1,905 COUNTY TOTAL C 8,437 1,636 4 42 30 239 152 1,032 131 6 6,801 931 67 189 - 28 318 73 26 91 833 2 47 1,077 1,042 788 1,289 % 31 20 100 39 28 72 10 18 26 32 35 35 13 34 - 72 10 17 93 30 85 67 23 98 96 12 68 Pop. 202,681 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,633 4,124 2 53 52 162 779 2,813 251 9 9,509 1,300 256 276 - 19 1,529 216 13 148 484 1 99 544 532 3,144 939
St. Louis O 3,399 1,045 - 29 2 28 403 515 66 2 2,354 308 44 115 - 9 421 19 1 59 195 - 64 305 95 321 398 Sheriff C 1,534 193 - 15 - 21 46 86 25 - 1,341 187 8 53 - 5 95 17 - 31 148 - 28 291 91 176 211 MN0690000 % 45 18 - 52 - 75 11 17 38 - 57 61 18 46 - 56 23 89 - 53 76 - 44 95 96 55 53 Pop. 53,195 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,389 1,964 - 54 3 52 757 968 124 3 4,425 579 82 216 - 16 791 35 1 110 366 - 120 573 178 603 748
Aurora O 181 47 - 4 - 3 12 27 1 - 134 23 - 5 - 2 23 3 - 9 15 - 3 15 1 19 16 PD C 123 18 - 3 - 3 3 9 - - 105 17 - 3 - 2 9 3 - 8 14 - 3 15 1 18 12 MN069010X % 68 38 - 75 - 100 25 33 - - 78 74 - 60 - 100 39 100 - 89 93 - 100 100 100 95 75 Pop. 1,870 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,679 2,513 - 213 - 160 641 1,443 53 - 7,165 1,229 - 267 - 106 1,229 160 - 481 802 - 160 802 53 1,016 855
Babbitt O 186 38 - - - 1 6 29 2 - 148 19 - 5 - - 27 - - 1 7 - 3 12 17 26 31 PD C 130 13 - - - 1 - 11 1 - 117 14 - 3 - - 11 - - - 7 - 1 12 17 25 27 MN0690200 % 70 34 - - - 100 - 38 50 - 79 74 - 60 - - 41 - - - 100 - 33 100 100 96 87 Pop. 1,688 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,018 2,251 - - - 59 355 1,718 118 - 8,767 1,125 - 296 - - 1,599 - - 59 414 - 177 710 1,007 1,540 1,836
Biwabik* O 34 2 - - - 1 - 1 - - 32 4 - 1 - - 1 - - - 4 - - 9 - 9 4 PD C 32 1 - - - 1 - - - - 31 4 - - - - 1 - - - 4 - - 9 - 9 4 MN0690300 % 94 50 - - - 100 - - - - 97 100 - - - - 100 - - - 100 - - 100 - 100 100 Pop. 964 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,526 207 - - - 103 - 103 - - 3,319 414 - 103 - - 103 - - - 414 - - 933 - 933 414
Chisholm O 520 161 1 - - 5 13 136 6 - 359 10 3 35 - 1 208 1 - 1 16 1 - 31 19 8 25 PD C 130 19 1 - - 5 3 7 3 - 111 8 2 - - 1 2 1 - 1 16 1 - 31 19 8 21 MN0690500 % 25 12 100 - - 100 23 5 50 - 31 80 67 - - 100 1 100 - 100 100 100 - 100 100 100 84 Pop. 5,013 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,373 3,211 19 - - 99 259 2,712 119 - 7,161 199 59 698 - 19 4,149 19 - 19 319 19 - 618 379 159 498
Duluth O 17,928 5,339 3 54 93 235 779 3,861 306 8 12,589 1,814 402 221 - 22 1,572 378 27 170 511 1 60 418 498 5,551 944 PD C 4,125 1,054 3 13 28 170 64 708 63 5 3,071 436 31 35 - 16 127 40 26 23 435 - 5 413 497 318 669 MN0690600 % 23 20 100 24 30 72 8 18 21 63 24 24 8 16 - 73 8 11 96 14 85 - 8 99 100 6 71 Pop. 87,851 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 20,407 6,077 3 61 105 267 886 4,394 348 9 14,329 2,064 457 251 - 25 1,789 430 30 193 581 1 68 475 566 6,318 1,074
Ely O 466 113 - 2 - 2 19 86 4 - 353 43 2 22 - - 89 - - 4 20 - 1 31 23 47 71 PD C 164 5 - - - 1 1 2 1 - 159 16 1 3 - - 6 - - - 16 - - 30 21 14 52 MN0690700 % 35 4 - - - 50 5 2 25 - 45 37 50 14 - - 7 - - - 80 - - 97 91 30 73 Pop. 3,764 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,380 3,002 - 53 - 53 504 2,284 106 - 9,378 1,142 53 584 - - 2,364 - - 106 531 - 26 823 611 1,248 1,886
Eveleth O 686 256 - 2 2 13 52 156 28 3 430 49 5 20 - 1 108 7 - 8 46 - 5 29 75 15 62 PD C 332 45 - 1 - 12 3 20 9 - 287 41 1 12 - 1 12 3 - 3 42 - 3 27 75 12 55 MN0690800 % 48 18 - 50 - 92 6 13 32 - 67 84 20 60 - 100 11 43 - 38 91 - 60 93 100 80 89 Pop. 3,906 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,562 6,554 - 51 51 332 1,331 3,993 716 76 11,008 1,254 128 512 - 25 2,764 179 - 204 1,177 - 128 742 1,920 384 1,587
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 153 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Gilbert O 169 53 - - - 1 11 40 1 - 116 12 2 18 - - 24 - - 2 5 - - 17 15 3 18 PD C 90 2 - - - 1 - 1 - - 88 10 1 18 - - 3 - - - 5 - - 17 15 2 17 MN0690900 % 53 4 - - - 100 - 3 - - 76 83 50 100 - - 13 - - - 100 - - 100 100 67 94 Pop. 1,867 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,051 2,838 - - - 53 589 2,142 53 - 6,213 642 107 964 - - 1,285 - - 107 267 - - 910 803 160 964
Hibbing O 903 315 - 5 1 6 77 204 21 1 588 82 12 16 - - 114 3 - 11 73 - 4 91 55 82 45 PD C 530 86 - 5 1 6 14 49 10 1 444 70 11 13 - - 16 3 - 10 72 - 3 91 55 60 40 MN0691000 % 59 27 - 100 100 100 18 24 48 100 76 85 92 81 - - 14 100 - 91 99 - 75 100 100 73 89 Pop. 17,254 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,233 1,825 - 28 5 34 446 1,182 121 5 3,407 475 69 92 - - 660 17 - 63 423 - 23 527 318 475 260
Hoyt Lakes O 50 12 - - - 1 3 6 2 - 38 5 1 13 - - 6 - - 1 1 - - 6 - 3 2 PD C 32 3 - - - 1 - 1 1 - 29 5 - 11 - - - - - 1 1 - - 6 - 3 2 MN0691100 % 64 25 - - - 100 - 17 50 - 76 100 - 85 - - - - - 100 100 - - 100 - 100 100 Pop. 2,104 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,376 570 - - - 47 142 285 95 - 1,806 237 47 617 - - 285 - - 47 47 - - 285 - 142 95
Mountain Iron O 46 17 - 1 - - 7 9 - - 29 4 - - - 1 6 - - 2 2 - 1 1 - 7 5 PD C 21 2 - 1 - - 1 - - - 19 2 - - - 1 - - - 1 2 - 1 1 - 7 4 MN069120X % 46 12 - 100 - - 14 - - - 66 50 - - - 100 - - - 50 100 - 100 100 - 100 80 Pop. 3,031 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 1,517 560 - 32 - - 230 296 - - 956 131 - - - 32 197 - - 65 65 - 32 32 - 230 164
Proctor O 301 110 - 2 1 5 8 92 2 - 191 18 3 6 - - 52 - - 1 2 - - 29 4 38 38 PD C 174 34 - 2 1 3 2 25 1 - 140 15 2 4 - - 9 - - 1 2 - - 28 4 38 37 MN0691300 % 58 31 - 100 100 60 25 27 50 - 73 83 67 67 - - 17 - - 100 100 - - 97 100 100 97 Pop. 2,883 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,440 3,815 - 69 34 173 277 3,191 69 - 6,625 624 104 208 - - 1,803 - - 34 69 - - 1,005 138 1,318 1,318
Virginia O 1,568 433 - 4 5 26 137 204 53 4 1,135 181 35 44 - 2 312 5 - 20 45 - 56 38 105 128 164 PD C 553 79 - - - 12 10 47 10 - 474 80 8 22 - 2 22 4 - 8 34 - 2 37 77 87 91 MN0691400 % 35 18 - - - 46 7 23 19 - 42 44 23 50 - 100 7 80 - 40 76 - 4 97 73 68 55 Pop. 9,255 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 16,942 4,678 - 43 54 280 1,480 2,204 572 43 12,263 1,955 378 475 - 21 3,371 54 - 216 486 - 605 410 1,134 1,383 1,772
Floodwood O 105 28 - 1 - 1 - 25 1 - 77 6 - 4 - - 12 - - - 13 - - 20 1 7 14 PD C 59 4 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 55 2 - 3 - - 2 - - - 13 - - 19 1 3 12 MN0691500 % 56 14 - 100 - 100 - 4 100 - 71 33 - 75 - - 17 - - - 100 - - 95 100 43 86 Pop. 508 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 20,669 5,511 - 196 - 196 - 4,921 196 - 15,157 1,181 - 787 - - 2,362 - - - 2,559 - - 3,937 196 1,377 2,755
Hermantown O 730 293 - 4 2 2 50 218 16 1 437 55 11 36 - - 81 23 - 7 15 1 5 34 18 86 65 PD C 217 78 - 1 - 1 5 65 6 - 139 24 2 9 - - 1 2 - 4 10 1 1 34 15 3 33 MN0691700 % 30 27 - 25 - 50 10 30 38 - 32 44 18 25 - - 1 9 - 57 67 100 20 100 83 3 51 Pop. 7,528 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,697 3,892 - 53 26 26 664 2,895 212 13 5,804 730 146 478 - - 1,075 305 - 92 199 13 66 451 239 1,142 863
Univ. of Minn. - Duluth O 360 97 - - - - 3 94 - - 263 3 - - - 1 45 - - 4 12 - - 17 154 24 3 PD C 191 ------191 - - - - - 2 - - - 12 - - 16 154 5 2 MN0691800 % 53 ------73 - - - - - 4 - - - 100 - - 94 100 21 67 Pop. N/A Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 154 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
SCOTT O 9,964 2,694 1 35 17 97 404 1,960 162 18 7,270 584 169 234 - 36 1,279 50 1 57 294 1 103 587 266 533 3,076 COUNTY TOTAL C 5,582 575 1 16 9 65 55 381 43 5 5,007 436 29 96 - 28 163 35 1 31 266 1 67 586 259 312 2,697 % 56 21 100 46 53 67 14 19 27 28 69 75 17 41 - 78 13 70 100 54 90 100 65 100 97 59 88 Pop. 91,876 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,845 2,932 1 38 18 105 439 2,133 176 19 7,912 635 183 254 - 39 1,392 54 1 62 319 1 112 638 289 580 3,347
Scott O 2,582 274 - 5 - 6 50 185 26 2 2,308 62 5 22 - 3 93 2 - 6 29 - 8 91 18 22 1,947 Sheriff C 1,939 20 - 2 - 3 5 7 1 2 1,919 39 1 3 - - 12 1 - 5 24 - 3 90 17 7 1,717 MN0700000 % 75 7 - 40 - 50 10 4 4 100 83 63 20 14 - - 13 50 - 83 83 - 38 99 94 32 88 Pop. 21,345 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,096 1,283 - 23 - 28 234 866 121 9 10,812 290 23 103 - 14 435 9 - 28 135 - 37 426 84 103 9,121
Belle Plaine O 604 180 - - - 6 23 147 4 - 424 29 3 15 - 2 96 3 1 - 23 - 1 32 13 80 126 PD C 361 55 - - - 4 7 43 1 - 306 24 2 5 - - 31 3 1 - 18 - 1 32 12 64 113 MN0700100 % 60 31 - - - 67 30 29 25 - 72 83 67 33 - - 32 100 100 - 78 - 100 100 92 80 90 Pop. 3,830 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,770 4,699 - - - 156 600 3,838 104 - 11,070 757 78 391 - 52 2,506 78 26 - 600 - 26 835 339 2,088 3,289
Jordan O 604 124 - 3 - 6 13 95 6 1 480 48 3 9 - 6 87 1 - 5 37 - 6 62 29 42 145 PD C 455 53 - 3 - 6 5 34 4 1 402 47 - 7 - 6 28 1 - 4 35 - 5 62 28 36 143 MN0700200 % 75 43 - 100 - 100 38 36 67 100 84 98 - 78 - 100 32 100 - 80 95 - 83 100 97 86 99 Pop. 3,874 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,591 3,200 - 77 - 154 335 2,452 154 25 12,390 1,239 77 232 - 154 2,245 25 - 129 955 - 154 1,600 748 1,084 3,742
New Prague O 505 140 - 4 - 6 19 104 3 4 365 36 4 25 - - 101 - - 4 14 - 5 23 22 52 79 PD C 253 38 - 2 - 3 3 27 1 2 215 26 2 12 - - 13 - - 2 13 - 2 23 22 30 70 MN0700300 % 50 27 - 50 - 50 16 26 33 50 59 72 50 48 - - 13 - - 50 93 - 40 100 100 58 89 Pop. 4,608 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,959 3,038 - 86 - 130 412 2,256 65 86 7,921 781 86 542 - - 2,191 - - 86 303 - 108 499 477 1,128 1,714
Shakopee O 2,041 750 - 5 5 21 95 576 45 3 1,291 165 22 54 - 10 295 2 - 16 87 1 9 245 80 87 218 PD C 1,051 150 - 3 3 15 8 112 9 - 901 143 4 31 - 9 15 - - 6 83 1 5 245 80 77 202 MN0700400 % 51 20 - 60 60 71 8 19 20 - 70 87 18 57 - 90 5 - - 38 95 100 56 100 100 89 93 Pop. 20,789 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,817 3,607 - 24 24 101 456 2,770 216 14 6,210 793 105 259 - 48 1,419 9 - 76 418 4 43 1,178 384 418 1,048
Savage O 1,694 632 - 7 5 27 123 424 38 8 1,062 116 19 52 - 10 311 23 - 14 55 - 24 72 44 73 249 PD C 794 167 - 4 2 22 18 104 17 - 627 91 9 24 - 10 42 17 - 10 54 - 21 72 41 37 199 MN0700600 % 47 26 - 57 40 81 15 25 45 - 59 78 47 46 - 100 14 74 - 71 98 - 88 100 93 51 80 Pop. 21,342 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,937 2,961 - 32 23 126 576 1,986 178 37 4,976 543 89 243 - 46 1,457 107 - 65 257 - 112 337 206 342 1,166
Prior Lake O 1,934 594 1 11 7 25 81 429 40 - 1,340 128 113 57 - 5 296 19 - 12 49 - 50 62 60 177 312 PD C 729 92 1 2 4 12 9 54 10 - 637 66 11 14 - 3 22 13 - 4 39 - 30 62 59 61 253 MN0700900 % 38 15 100 18 57 48 11 13 25 - 48 52 10 25 - 60 7 68 - 33 80 - 60 100 98 34 81 Pop. 16,088 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,021 3,692 6 68 43 155 503 2,666 248 - 8,329 795 702 354 - 31 1,839 118 - 74 304 - 310 385 372 1,100 1,939
SHERBURNE O 4,932 1,643 - 17 3 43 210 1,257 111 2 3,289 311 92 329 - 20 559 34 - 38 214 1 53 372 150 591 525 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,939 432 - 13 1 41 34 317 26 - 2,507 279 17 271 - 18 123 23 - 18 206 1 30 372 147 523 479 % 60 26 - 76 33 95 16 25 23 - 76 90 18 82 - 90 22 68 - 47 96 100 57 100 98 88 91 Pop. 59,056 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,351 2,782 - 28 5 72 355 2,128 187 3 5,569 526 155 557 - 33 946 57 - 64 362 1 89 629 253 1,000 888
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 155 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Sherburne O 1,642 605 - 9 1 19 82 420 72 2 1,037 110 20 116 - 4 193 5 - 14 72 1 14 115 60 149 164 Sheriff C 936 109 - 9 - 18 20 49 13 - 827 109 5 95 - 4 36 5 - 14 72 1 14 115 60 139 158 MN0710000 % 57 18 - 100 - 95 24 12 18 - 80 99 25 82 - 100 19 100 - 100 100 100 100 100 100 93 96 Pop. 33,602 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,886 1,800 - 26 2 56 244 1,249 214 5 3,086 327 59 345 - 11 574 14 - 41 214 2 41 342 178 443 488
Big Lake O 881 223 - 4 1 7 15 184 12 - 658 76 4 56 - 2 111 1 - 4 34 - 18 21 14 238 79 PD C 637 67 - 3 1 7 3 45 8 - 570 71 - 48 - 2 61 - - 1 33 - 12 21 13 233 75 MN0710100 % 72 30 - 75 100 100 20 24 67 - 87 93 - 86 - 100 55 - - 25 97 - 67 100 93 98 95 Pop. 6,128 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,376 3,639 - 65 16 114 244 3,002 195 - 10,737 1,240 65 913 - 32 1,811 16 - 65 554 - 293 342 228 3,883 1,289
Elk River O 2,200 782 - 3 1 14 113 626 25 - 1,418 113 63 129 - 12 251 28 - 19 85 - 20 195 66 194 243 PD C 1,166 225 - 1 - 14 11 196 3 - 941 88 8 102 - 10 23 18 - 3 78 - 3 195 64 142 207 MN0710200 % 53 29 - 33 - 100 10 31 12 - 66 78 13 79 - 83 9 64 - 16 92 - 15 100 97 73 85 Pop. 16,624 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,233 4,704 - 18 6 84 679 3,765 150 - 8,529 679 378 775 - 72 1,509 168 - 114 511 - 120 1,173 397 1,166 1,461
Becker O 209 33 - 1 - 3 - 27 2 - 176 12 5 28 - 2 4 - - 1 23 - 1 41 10 10 39 PD C 200 31 - - - 2 - 27 2 - 169 11 4 26 - 2 3 - - - 23 - 1 41 10 9 39 MN0710400 % 96 94 - - - 67 - 100 100 - 96 92 80 93 - 100 75 - - - 100 - 100 100 100 90 100 Pop. 2,702 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,735 1,221 - 37 - 111 - 999 74 - 6,513 444 185 1,036 - 74 148 - - 37 851 - 37 1,517 370 370 1,443
SIBLEY O 659 79 - - - - 47 26 6 - 580 1 4 241 - - 109 - - - 18 - 2 26 6 12 161 COUNTY TOTAL C 128 48 - - - - 45 2 1 - 80 - - 1 - - 34 - - - 9 - - 26 6 - 4 MN0720000 % 19 61 - - - - 96 8 17 - 14 - - - - - 31 - - - 50 - - 100 100 - 2 Pop. 15,518 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,246 509 - - - - 302 167 38 - 3,737 6 25 1,553 - - 702 - - - 115 - 12 167 38 77 1,037
STEARNS O 12,814 5,067 1 92 43 164 532 3,967 255 13 7,747 845 279 641 - 40 2,167 54 - 146 459 - 99 588 624 916 889 COUNTY TOTAL C 5,566 1,269 - 35 9 119 58 996 51 1 4,297 656 90 346 - 33 277 35 - 59 421 - 31 582 613 517 637 % 43 25 - 38 21 73 11 25 20 8 55 78 32 54 - 83 13 65 - 40 92 - 31 99 98 56 72 Pop. 149,135 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,592 3,397 - 61 28 109 356 2,660 170 8 5,194 566 187 429 - 26 1,453 36 - 97 307 - 66 394 418 614 596
Stearns O 1,900 656 - 29 1 37 130 423 35 1 1,244 132 28 71 - 11 346 10 - 32 46 - 17 151 148 120 132 Sheriff C 671 85 - 11 1 29 15 23 6 - 586 95 10 26 - 10 9 6 - 15 41 - 2 147 146 15 64 MN0730000 % 35 13 - 38 100 78 12 5 17 - 47 72 36 37 - 91 3 60 - 47 89 - 12 97 99 13 48 Pop. 55,884 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,399 1,173 - 51 1 66 232 756 62 1 2,226 236 50 127 - 19 619 17 - 57 82 - 30 270 264 214 236
Cold Spring* O 163 67 1 2 - 2 7 50 5 - 96 14 5 6 - - 19 1 - - 18 - - 12 10 8 3 PD C 81 11 - 1 - 1 2 5 2 - 70 14 2 2 - - 1 1 - - 18 - - 12 9 8 3 MN0730100 % 50 16 - 50 - 50 29 10 40 - 73 100 40 33 - - 5 100 - - 100 - - 100 90 100 100 Pop. 3,007 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,420 2,228 33 66 - 66 232 1,662 166 - 3,192 465 166 199 - - 631 33 - - 598 - - 399 332 266 99
Melrose O 183 85 - - - 5 21 58 1 - 98 16 3 6 - - 16 - - - 5 - - 31 15 4 2 PD C 72 4 - - - 4 - - - - 68 12 - - - - 1 - - - 5 - - 31 13 4 2 MN0730200 % 39 5 - - - 80 - - - - 69 75 - - - - 6 - - - 100 - - 100 87 100 100 Pop. 3,124 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,857 2,720 - - - 160 672 1,856 32 - 3,137 512 96 192 - - 512 - - - 160 - - 992 480 128 64
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 156 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Paynesville O 416 89 - 3 - 1 7 72 6 - 327 16 10 201 - 2 43 - - 5 6 - - 11 18 1 14 PD C 243 15 - 1 - 1 1 10 2 - 228 13 4 156 - - 5 - - 2 6 - - 11 18 1 12 MN0730300 % 58 17 - 33 - 100 14 14 33 - 70 81 40 78 - - 12 - - 40 100 - - 100 100 100 86 Pop. 2,291 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 18,158 3,884 - 130 - 43 305 3,142 261 - 14,273 698 436 8,773 - 87 1,876 - - 218 261 - - 480 785 43 611
St. Cloud O 7,751 3,250 - 51 37 103 306 2,570 171 12 4,501 526 178 209 - 25 1,354 31 - 93 314 - 76 246 271 577 601 PD C 3,319 822 - 18 7 72 25 670 29 1 2,497 417 55 92 - 21 195 23 - 38 287 - 27 246 268 377 451 MN0730400 % 43 25 - 35 19 70 8 26 17 8 55 79 31 44 - 84 14 74 - 41 91 - 36 100 99 65 75 Pop. 59,742 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,974 5,440 - 85 61 172 512 4,301 286 20 7,534 880 297 349 - 41 2,266 51 - 155 525 - 127 411 453 965 1,005
Sauk Centre O 608 160 - 2 1 4 22 118 13 - 448 51 6 42 - - 118 8 - 7 12 - 1 32 25 89 57 PD C 207 36 - 1 - 3 7 23 2 - 171 26 - 7 - - 7 2 - - 10 - - 31 24 31 33 MN0730500 % 34 23 - 50 - 75 32 19 15 - 38 51 - 17 - - 6 25 - - 83 - - 97 96 35 58 Pop. 3,972 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 15,307 4,028 - 50 25 100 553 2,970 327 - 11,278 1,283 151 1,057 - - 2,970 201 - 176 302 - 25 805 629 2,240 1,435
Waite Park O 1,122 567 - 4 4 8 22 511 18 - 555 69 43 79 - 2 135 1 - 8 21 - 1 55 18 70 53 PD C 647 255 - 2 1 7 5 232 8 - 392 63 19 54 - 2 41 1 - 4 20 - 1 54 18 63 52 MN0730600 % 58 45 - 50 25 88 23 45 44 - 71 91 44 68 - 100 30 100 - 50 95 - 100 98 100 90 98 Pop. 6,639 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 16,900 8,540 - 60 60 120 331 7,696 271 - 8,359 1,039 647 1,189 - 30 2,033 15 - 120 316 - 15 828 271 1,054 798
St. Joseph* O 210 42 - - - 1 4 34 3 - 168 4 1 2 - - 32 - - - 3 - 1 21 97 3 4 PD C 135 7 - - - - - 6 1 - 128 3 - - - - 1 - - - 3 - - 21 97 1 2 MN0731100 % 64 17 - - - - - 18 33 - 76 75 - - - - 3 - - - 100 - - 100 100 33 50 Pop. 4,731 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,438 887 - - - 21 84 718 63 - 3,551 84 21 42 - - 676 - - - 63 - 21 443 2,050 63 84
Sartell* O 429 139 - 1 - 3 11 122 2 - 290 16 2 25 - - 98 3 - - 34 - 3 26 19 42 22 PD C 183 34 - 1 - 2 3 27 1 - 149 13 - 9 - - 17 2 - - 31 - 1 26 17 16 17 MN0731200 % 43 24 - 100 - 67 27 22 50 - 51 81 - 36 - - 17 67 - - 91 - 33 100 89 38 77 Pop. 9,745 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,402 1,426 - 10 - 30 112 1,251 20 - 2,975 164 20 256 - - 1,005 30 - - 348 - 30 266 194 430 225
STEELE O 3,303 1,061 - 16 4 38 264 685 46 8 2,242 251 82 80 1 7 531 94 - 43 101 - 21 152 66 153 660 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,688 238 - 10 2 26 33 152 13 2 1,450 179 21 42 1 5 77 84 - 25 98 - 8 147 65 106 592 % 51 22 - 63 50 68 13 22 28 25 65 71 26 53 100 71 15 89 - 58 97 - 38 97 98 69 90 Pop. 34,042 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,702 3,116 - 47 11 111 775 2,012 135 23 6,585 737 240 235 2 20 1,559 276 - 126 296 - 61 446 193 449 1,938
Steele O 653 194 - 4 1 10 52 115 10 2 459 61 9 18 1 3 96 16 - 13 29 - 11 46 12 24 120 Sheriff C 321 32 - 2 - 5 6 16 2 1 289 44 3 5 1 2 17 12 - 7 27 - 6 42 12 16 95 MN0740000 % 49 16 - 50 - 50 12 14 20 50 63 72 33 28 100 67 18 75 - 54 93 - 55 91 100 67 79 Pop. 9,413 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,937 2,060 - 42 10 106 552 1,221 106 21 4,876 648 95 191 10 31 1,019 169 - 138 308 - 116 488 127 254 1,274
Owatonna O 2,541 841 - 12 3 27 200 558 36 5 1,700 181 71 62 - 4 410 73 - 30 71 - 10 101 51 122 514 PD C 1,313 203 - 8 2 21 25 135 11 1 1,110 131 17 37 - 3 57 67 - 18 70 - 2 100 51 85 472 MN0740100 % 52 24 - 67 67 78 13 24 31 20 65 72 24 60 - 75 14 92 - 60 99 - 20 99 100 70 92 Pop. 22,675 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,206 3,708 - 52 13 119 882 2,460 158 22 7,497 798 313 273 - 17 1,808 321 - 132 313 - 44 445 224 538 2,266
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 157 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Blooming Prairie O 109 26 - - - 1 12 12 - 1 83 9 2 - - - 25 5 - - 1 - - 5 3 7 26 PD C 54 3 - - - - 2 1 - - 51 4 1 - - - 3 5 - - 1 - - 5 2 5 25 MN0740200 % 50 12 - - - - 17 8 - - 61 44 50 - - - 12 100 - - 100 - - 100 67 71 96 Pop. 1,954 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,578 1,330 - - - 51 614 614 - 51 4,247 460 102 - - - 1,279 255 - - 51 - - 255 153 358 1,330
STEVENS O 546 187 - 3 1 9 41 125 8 - 359 25 6 17 - 4 105 2 - 4 17 - 3 33 23 66 54 COUNTY TOTAL C 260 58 - 1 - 8 11 33 5 - 202 17 3 8 - 3 16 1 - 3 16 - - 33 23 42 37 % 48 31 - 33 - 89 27 26 63 - 56 68 50 47 - 75 15 50 - 75 94 - - 100 100 64 69 Pop. 10,161 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,373 1,840 - 29 9 88 403 1,230 78 - 3,533 246 59 167 - 39 1,033 19 - 39 167 - 29 324 226 649 531
Stevens O 158 31 - 1 - 3 9 15 3 - 127 5 1 5 - - 49 - - 1 5 - 1 17 6 19 18 Sheriff C 75 9 - 1 - 3 1 3 1 - 66 5 - 2 - - 5 - - 1 5 - - 17 6 12 13 MN0750000 % 47 29 - 100 - 100 11 20 33 - 52 100 - 40 - - 10 - - 100 100 - - 100 100 63 72 Pop. 5,039 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,135 615 - 19 - 59 178 297 59 - 2,520 99 19 99 - - 972 - - 19 99 - 19 337 119 377 357
Morris O 388 156 - 2 1 6 32 110 5 - 232 20 5 12 - 4 56 2 - 3 12 - 2 16 17 47 36 PD C 185 49 - - - 5 10 30 4 - 136 12 3 6 - 3 11 1 - 2 11 - - 16 17 30 24 MN0750100 % 48 31 - - - 83 31 27 80 - 59 60 60 50 - 75 20 50 - 67 92 - - 100 100 64 67 Pop. 5,122 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,575 3,045 - 39 19 117 624 2,147 97 - 4,529 390 97 234 - 78 1,093 39 - 58 234 - 39 312 331 917 702
SWIFT O 655 185 - 2 1 8 34 127 13 - 470 52 5 51 - 1 130 2 - 9 13 - - 36 14 84 73 COUNTY TOTAL C 363 39 - 2 1 8 5 16 7 - 324 47 2 50 - 1 15 2 - 8 10 - - 36 14 70 69 % 55 21 - 100 100 100 15 13 54 - 69 90 40 98 - 100 12 100 - 89 77 - - 100 100 83 95 Pop. 12,084 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,420 1,530 - 16 8 66 281 1,050 107 - 3,889 430 41 422 - 8 1,075 16 - 74 107 - - 297 115 695 604
Swift O 186 68 - - - 1 10 50 7 - 118 10 - 1 - 1 61 1 - 2 2 - - 13 - 7 20 Sheriff C 69 7 - - - 1 - 3 3 - 62 10 - 1 - 1 5 1 - 2 2 - - 13 - 7 20 MN0760000 % 37 10 - - - 100 - 6 43 - 53 100 - 100 - 100 8 100 - 100 100 - - 100 - 100 100 Pop. 5,770 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,223 1,178 - - - 17 173 866 121 - 2,045 173 - 17 - 17 1,057 17 - 34 34 - - 225 - 121 346
Appleton O 221 32 - - - 2 12 16 2 - 189 14 3 41 - - 27 - - 1 6 - - 10 5 59 23 PD C 142 4 - - - 2 - 1 1 - 138 10 - 40 - - 3 - - 1 3 - - 10 5 45 21 MN0760100 % 64 13 - - - 100 - 6 50 - 73 71 - 98 - - 11 - - 100 50 - - 100 100 76 91 Pop. 2,902 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,615 1,102 - - - 68 413 551 68 - 6,512 482 103 1,412 - - 930 - - 34 206 - - 344 172 2,033 792
Benson O 248 85 - 2 1 5 12 61 4 - 163 28 2 9 - - 42 1 - 6 5 - - 13 9 18 30 PD C 152 28 - 2 1 5 5 12 3 - 124 27 2 9 - - 7 1 - 5 5 - - 13 9 18 28 MN0760200 % 61 33 - 100 100 100 42 20 75 - 76 96 100 100 - - 17 100 - 83 100 - - 100 100 100 93 Pop. 3,412 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,268 2,491 - 58 29 146 351 1,787 117 - 4,777 820 58 263 - - 1,230 29 - 175 146 - - 381 263 527 879
TODD O 2,225 675 1 15 2 12 151 446 46 2 1,550 117 31 170 - 9 394 15 - 43 31 - 73 133 78 139 317 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,173 187 1 8 2 6 36 112 21 1 986 88 6 123 - 6 103 14 - 13 30 - 40 127 74 113 249 % 53 28 100 53 100 50 24 25 46 50 64 75 19 72 - 67 26 93 - 30 97 - 55 95 95 81 79 Pop. 25,337 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,781 2,664 3 59 7 47 595 1,760 181 7 6,117 461 122 670 - 35 1,555 59 - 169 122 - 288 524 307 548 1,251
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 158 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Todd O 1,324 401 1 10 - 9 133 224 24 - 923 67 13 125 - 5 220 4 - 34 22 - 61 71 40 61 200 Sheriff C 652 103 1 5 - 5 32 50 10 - 549 48 2 85 - 2 48 3 - 11 21 - 35 71 39 40 144 MN0770000 % 49 26 100 50 - 56 24 22 42 - 59 72 15 68 - 40 22 75 - 32 95 - 57 100 98 66 72 Pop. 19,127 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,922 2,096 5 52 - 47 695 1,171 125 - 4,825 350 67 653 - 26 1,150 20 - 177 115 - 318 371 209 318 1,045
Long Prairie O 367 125 - 2 - 2 9 107 5 - 242 16 3 30 - 2 68 2 - 3 7 - - 30 14 35 32 PD C 196 38 - 1 - - 2 32 3 - 158 10 - 24 - 2 21 2 - 2 7 - - 24 11 32 23 MN0770100 % 53 30 - 50 - - 22 30 60 - 65 63 - 80 - 100 31 100 - 67 100 - - 80 79 91 72 Pop. 3,073 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,942 4,067 - 65 - 65 292 3,481 162 - 7,875 520 97 976 - 65 2,212 65 - 97 227 - - 976 455 1,138 1,041
Staples O 534 149 - 3 2 1 9 115 17 2 385 34 15 15 - 2 106 9 - 6 2 - 12 32 24 43 85 PD C 325 46 - 2 2 1 2 30 8 1 279 30 4 14 - 2 34 9 - - 2 - 5 32 24 41 82 MN0770200 % 61 31 - 67 100 100 22 26 47 50 72 88 27 93 - 100 32 100 - - 100 - 42 100 100 95 96 Pop. 3,137 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,022 4,749 - 95 63 31 286 3,665 541 63 12,272 1,083 478 478 - 63 3,379 286 - 191 63 - 382 1,020 765 1,370 2,709
TRAVERSE O 92 31 - 1 - 4 5 18 3 - 61 8 - 8 - - 13 1 - 1 - - - 18 2 - 10 COUNTY TOTAL C 54 11 - - - 4 1 4 2 - 43 6 - 6 - - 1 1 - - - - - 18 2 - 9 % 59 35 - - - 100 20 22 67 - 70 75 - 75 - - 8 100 - - - - - 100 100 - 90 Pop. 4,178 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,202 741 - 23 - 95 119 430 71 - 1,460 191 - 191 - - 311 23 - 23 - - - 430 47 - 239
WABASHA O 1,502 378 1 4 - 2 55 309 7 - 1,124 58 7 173 - 2 318 8 - 4 68 - 2 98 143 129 114 COUNTY TOTAL C 818 47 1 3 - 1 12 29 1 - 771 45 3 129 - 2 83 6 - 4 66 - - 98 140 105 90 % 54 12 100 75 - 50 22 9 14 - 69 78 43 75 - 100 26 75 - 100 97 - - 100 98 81 79 Pop. 22,469 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 6,684 1,682 4 17 - 8 244 1,375 31 - 5,002 258 31 769 - 8 1,415 35 - 17 302 - 8 436 636 574 507
Wabasha O 576 79 1 - - - 20 57 1 - 497 13 - 14 - - 146 5 - - 46 - - 22 105 87 59 Sheriff C 369 1 1 ------368 12 - - - - 63 5 - - 44 - - 22 103 73 46 MN0790000 % 64 1 100 ------74 92 - - - - 43 100 - - 96 - - 100 98 84 78 Pop. 11,615 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,959 680 8 - - - 172 490 8 - 4,278 111 - 120 - - 1,256 43 - - 396 - - 189 904 749 507
Lake City O 533 208 - 3 - 1 28 171 5 - 325 23 2 31 - 1 112 3 - - 10 - 2 52 18 31 40 PD C 205 29 - 2 - - 9 18 - - 176 12 - 29 - 1 3 1 - - 10 - - 52 17 22 29 MN0790100 % 38 14 - 67 - - 32 11 - - 54 52 - 94 - 100 3 33 - - 100 - - 100 94 71 73 Pop. 5,003 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,653 4,157 - 59 - 19 559 3,417 99 - 6,496 459 39 619 - 19 2,238 59 - - 199 - 39 1,039 359 619 799
Plainview* O ------PD C ------MN0790200 % ------Pop. 3,224 Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
Wabasha O 393 91 - 1 - 1 7 81 1 - 302 22 5 128 - 1 60 - - 4 12 - - 24 20 11 15 PD C 244 17 - 1 - 1 3 11 1 - 227 21 3 100 - 1 17 - - 4 12 - - 24 20 10 15 MN0790300 % 62 19 - 100 - 100 43 14 100 - 75 95 60 78 - 100 28 - - 100 100 - - 100 100 91 100 Pop. 2,627 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,960 3,464 - 38 - 38 266 3,083 38 - 11,496 837 190 4,872 - 38 2,283 - - 152 456 - - 913 761 418 570
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 159 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
WADENA O 1,192 353 - 12 2 14 58 243 24 - 839 42 24 414 - 7 107 3 - 14 8 - 9 39 22 45 105 COUNTY TOTAL C 881 160 - 9 1 12 18 102 18 - 721 39 13 410 - 7 44 2 - 10 6 - 6 39 22 40 83 % 74 45 - 75 50 86 31 42 75 - 86 93 54 99 - 100 41 67 - 71 75 - 67 100 100 89 79 Pop. 13,262 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,988 2,661 - 90 15 105 437 1,832 180 - 6,326 316 180 3,121 - 52 806 22 - 105 60 - 67 294 165 339 791
Wadena O 267 100 - 4 - 5 34 48 9 - 167 20 3 19 - 3 41 - - 9 5 - 9 20 4 10 24 Sheriff C 157 35 - 3 - 4 9 14 5 - 122 18 - 19 - 3 15 - - 5 4 - 6 20 4 8 20 MN0800000 % 59 35 - 75 - 80 26 29 56 - 73 90 - 100 - 100 37 - - 56 80 - 67 100 100 80 83 Pop. 8,922 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 2,992 1,120 - 44 - 56 381 537 100 - 1,871 224 33 212 - 33 459 - - 100 56 - 100 224 44 112 268
Wadena O 925 253 - 8 2 9 24 195 15 - 672 22 21 395 - 4 66 3 - 5 3 - - 19 18 35 81 PD C 724 125 - 6 1 8 9 88 13 - 599 21 13 391 - 4 29 2 - 5 2 - - 19 18 32 63 MN0800100 % 78 49 - 75 50 89 38 45 87 - 89 95 62 99 - 100 44 67 - 100 67 - - 100 100 91 78 Pop. 4,340 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 21,313 5,829 - 184 46 207 552 4,493 345 - 15,483 506 483 9,101 - 92 1,520 69 - 115 69 - - 437 414 806 1,866
WASECA O 1,583 402 - 16 1 25 53 285 21 1 1,181 133 10 43 - 4 289 10 1 11 41 1 51 108 78 171 230 COUNTY TOTAL C 904 154 - 9 1 16 7 109 11 1 750 93 6 22 - 3 104 5 1 4 25 1 28 108 76 106 168 % 57 38 - 56 100 64 13 38 52 100 64 70 60 51 - 75 36 50 100 36 61 100 55 100 97 62 73 Pop. 19,736 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,020 2,036 - 81 5 126 268 1,444 106 5 5,983 673 50 217 - 20 1,464 50 5 55 207 5 258 547 395 866 1,165
Waseca O 517 100 - 4 - 6 25 58 7 - 417 25 1 15 - - 123 2 1 3 8 - 12 31 26 46 124 Sheriff C 220 14 - - - 4 - 9 1 - 206 7 1 7 - - 29 1 1 2 4 - 2 31 26 11 84 MN0810000 % 43 14 - - - 67 - 16 14 - 49 28 100 47 - - 24 50 100 67 50 - 17 100 100 24 68 Pop. 9,020 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 5,731 1,108 - 44 - 66 277 643 77 - 4,623 277 11 166 - - 1,363 22 11 33 88 - 133 343 288 509 1,374
Janesville O 68 19 - 1 - - 2 13 3 - 49 10 - - - 1 9 - - - 2 - - 5 13 4 5 PD C 64 15 - 1 - - 1 11 2 - 49 10 - - - 1 9 - - - 2 - - 5 13 4 5 MN0810100 % 94 79 - 100 - - 50 85 67 - 100 100 - - - 100 100 - - - 100 - - 100 100 100 100 Pop. 2,132 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 3,189 891 - 46 - - 93 609 140 - 2,298 469 - - - 46 422 - - - 93 - - 234 609 187 234
Waseca O 998 283 - 11 1 19 26 214 11 1 715 98 9 28 - 3 157 8 - 8 31 1 39 72 39 121 101 PD C 620 125 - 8 1 12 6 89 8 1 495 76 5 15 - 2 66 4 - 2 19 1 26 72 37 91 79 MN0810300 % 62 44 - 73 100 63 23 42 73 100 69 78 56 54 - 67 42 50 - 25 61 100 67 100 95 75 78 Pop. 8,584 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,626 3,296 - 128 11 221 302 2,493 128 11 8,329 1,141 104 326 - 34 1,828 93 - 93 361 11 454 838 454 1,409 1,176
WASHINGTON O 20,686 6,298 1 64 27 178 878 4,728 379 43 14,388 1,193 473 1,081 - 51 2,900 548 8 145 601 1 114 1,328 555 3,398 1,992 COUNTY TOTAL C 9,524 1,302 1 30 15 136 131 869 112 8 8,222 939 105 505 - 45 303 283 5 71 574 - 59 1,306 526 2,047 1,454 % 46 21 100 47 56 76 15 18 30 19 57 79 22 47 - 88 10 52 63 49 96 - 52 98 95 60 73 Pop. 202,931 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,193 3,103 1 31 13 87 432 2,329 186 21 7,090 587 233 532 - 25 1,429 270 3 71 296 - 56 654 273 1,674 981
Washington O 4,641 1,190 1 11 1 40 235 833 64 5 3,451 345 37 176 - 16 753 170 2 39 155 - 31 215 92 770 650 Sheriff C 2,233 244 1 8 1 36 51 127 18 2 1,989 302 19 75 - 14 100 61 2 28 154 - 20 215 87 480 432 MN0820000 % 48 21 100 73 100 90 22 15 28 40 58 88 51 43 - 88 13 36 100 72 99 - 65 100 95 62 66 Pop. 59,869 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,751 1,987 1 18 1 66 392 1,391 106 8 5,764 576 61 293 - 26 1,257 283 3 65 258 - 51 359 153 1,286 1,085
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 160 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Bayport O 298 64 - 1 - 2 14 43 2 2 234 16 - 4 - 4 28 5 - 5 20 - 2 39 23 34 54 PD C 187 11 - 1 - 2 2 5 1 - 176 15 - 3 - 3 2 2 - 4 20 - 2 39 23 28 35 MN0820100 % 63 17 - 100 - 100 14 12 50 - 75 94 - 75 - 75 7 40 - 80 100 - 100 100 100 82 65 Pop. 3,196 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,324 2,002 - 31 - 62 438 1,345 62 62 7,321 500 - 125 - 125 876 156 - 156 625 - 62 1,220 719 1,063 1,689
Forest Lake O 1,587 598 - 6 2 12 54 460 64 - 989 92 80 66 - 3 185 7 - 7 40 1 1 160 84 64 199 PD C 752 98 - 3 - 11 4 48 32 - 654 73 13 8 - 3 13 7 - 1 40 - 1 160 82 64 189 MN0820200 % 47 16 - 50 - 92 7 10 50 - 66 79 16 12 - 100 7 100 - 14 100 - 100 100 98 100 95 Pop. 6,871 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 23,097 8,703 - 87 29 174 785 6,694 931 - 14,393 1,338 1,164 960 - 43 2,692 101 - 101 582 14 14 2,328 1,222 931 2,896
Newport O 672 215 - 2 2 10 49 137 15 - 457 78 12 22 - 3 83 9 - 5 16 - 4 27 19 105 74 PD C 425 73 - 2 2 9 9 44 7 - 352 76 6 15 - 3 23 7 - 5 16 - 4 27 18 97 55 MN0820400 % 63 34 - 100 100 90 18 32 47 - 77 97 50 68 - 100 28 78 - 100 100 - 100 100 95 92 74 Pop. 3,755 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,896 5,725 - 53 53 266 1,304 3,648 399 - 12,170 2,077 319 585 - 79 2,210 239 - 133 426 - 106 719 505 2,796 1,970
St Paul Park O 920 204 - 3 - 6 62 115 13 5 716 82 9 33 - - 84 18 - 10 20 - 17 25 17 274 127 PD C 649 72 - 3 - 6 20 33 10 - 577 80 5 25 - - 29 17 - 8 20 - 16 25 17 243 92 MN0820500 % 71 35 - 100 - 100 32 29 77 - 81 98 56 76 - - 35 94 - 80 100 - 94 100 100 89 72 Pop. 5,124 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 17,954 3,981 - 58 - 117 1,209 2,244 253 97 13,973 1,600 175 644 - - 1,639 351 - 195 390 - 331 487 331 5,347 2,478
Stillwater O 1,687 514 - 3 4 12 69 395 28 3 1,173 81 26 247 - 3 269 20 - 11 56 - 4 150 61 122 123 PD C 897 114 - 1 3 12 9 79 8 2 783 68 4 205 - 2 33 19 - 5 54 - 3 150 61 79 100 MN0820600 % 53 22 - 33 75 100 13 20 29 67 67 84 15 83 - 67 12 95 - 45 96 - 75 100 100 65 81 Pop. 15,306 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 11,021 3,358 - 19 26 78 450 2,580 182 19 7,663 529 169 1,613 - 19 1,757 130 - 71 365 - 26 980 398 797 803
Cottage Grove O 3,332 826 - 10 4 28 123 636 17 8 2,506 128 58 93 - 7 621 189 1 27 86 - 28 177 92 825 174 PD C 1,501 174 - 2 2 19 10 136 4 1 1,327 97 13 15 - 7 48 136 - 10 80 - 8 176 86 517 134 MN0820700 % 45 21 - 20 50 68 8 21 24 13 53 76 22 16 - 100 8 72 - 37 93 - 29 99 93 63 77 Pop. 30,910 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 10,779 2,672 - 32 12 90 397 2,057 54 25 8,107 414 187 300 - 22 2,009 611 3 87 278 - 90 572 297 2,669 562
Oakdale O 2,659 1,270 - 20 8 40 115 981 97 9 1,389 203 44 78 - 6 365 18 - 10 66 - 2 149 49 227 172 PD C 928 299 - 8 2 20 10 235 22 2 629 116 20 19 - 6 39 12 - 5 59 - 2 149 47 47 108 MN0820800 % 35 24 - 40 25 50 9 24 23 22 45 57 45 24 - 100 11 67 - 50 89 - 100 100 96 21 63 Pop. 26,939 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,870 4,714 - 74 29 148 426 3,641 360 33 5,156 753 163 289 - 22 1,354 66 - 37 244 - 7 553 181 842 638
Woodbury O 3,862 1,164 - 8 6 26 149 904 61 10 2,698 143 76 134 - 9 438 106 5 29 111 - 24 351 103 867 302 PD C 1,487 175 - 2 5 20 16 124 7 1 1,312 94 17 14 - 7 14 19 3 4 100 - 3 330 90 412 205 MN0821100 % 39 15 - 25 83 77 11 14 11 10 49 66 22 10 - 78 3 18 60 14 90 - 13 94 87 48 68 Pop. 46,962 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,223 2,478 - 17 12 55 317 1,924 129 21 5,745 304 161 285 - 19 932 225 10 61 236 - 51 747 219 1,846 643
Oak Park Heights O 1,028 253 - - - 2 8 224 18 1 775 25 131 228 - - 74 6 - 2 31 - 1 35 15 110 117 PD C 465 42 - - - 1 - 38 3 - 423 18 8 126 - - 2 3 - 1 31 - - 35 15 80 104 MN0821400 % 45 17 - - - 50 - 17 17 - 55 72 6 55 - - 3 50 - 50 100 - - 100 100 73 89 Pop. 3,999 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 25,706 6,326 - - - 50 200 5,601 450 25 19,379 625 3,275 5,701 - - 1,850 150 - 50 775 - 25 875 375 2,750 2,925
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 161 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
WATONWAN O 1,030 288 - 6 - 3 41 229 7 2 742 59 - 16 - 6 267 6 - 7 34 - 6 69 62 102 108 COUNTY TOTAL C 570 86 - 5 - 3 5 66 5 2 484 57 - 15 - 6 34 6 - 6 33 - 6 69 62 90 100 % 55 30 - 83 - 100 12 29 71 100 65 97 - 94 - 100 13 100 - 86 97 - 100 100 100 88 93 Pop. 12,003 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,581 2,399 - 49 - 24 341 1,907 58 16 6,181 491 - 133 - 49 2,224 49 - 58 283 - 49 574 516 849 899
Watonwan O 360 91 - 4 - - 20 65 2 - 269 21 - 6 - - 101 5 - 2 20 - 5 28 24 25 32 Sheriff C 168 17 - 3 - - 2 10 2 - 151 20 - 5 - - 5 5 - 1 19 - 5 28 24 14 25 MN0830000 % 47 19 - 75 - - 10 15 100 - 56 95 - 83 - - 5 100 - 50 95 - 100 100 100 56 78 Pop. 7,258 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,960 1,253 - 55 - - 275 895 27 - 3,706 289 - 82 - - 1,391 68 - 27 275 - 68 385 330 344 440
St. James O 670 197 - 2 - 3 21 164 5 2 473 38 - 10 - 6 166 1 - 5 14 - 1 41 38 77 76 PD C 402 69 - 2 - 3 3 56 3 2 333 37 - 10 - 6 29 1 - 5 14 - 1 41 38 76 75 MN0830200 % 60 35 - 100 - 100 14 34 60 100 70 97 - 100 - 100 17 100 - 100 100 - 100 100 100 99 99 Pop. 4,745 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,120 4,151 - 42 - 63 442 3,456 105 42 9,968 800 - 210 - 126 3,498 21 - 105 295 - 21 864 800 1,622 1,601
WILKIN O 1,444 181 - 3 - 6 25 135 12 - 1,263 40 8 139 - 9 118 25 - 7 25 2 49 73 38 143 587 COUNTY TOTAL C 1,020 47 - 3 - 5 - 33 6 - 973 35 4 93 - 6 30 15 - 4 15 2 45 72 37 119 496 % 71 26 - 100 - 83 - 24 50 - 77 88 50 67 - 67 25 60 - 57 60 100 92 99 97 83 84 Pop. 7,215 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 20,013 2,508 - 41 - 83 346 1,871 166 - 17,505 554 110 1,926 - 124 1,635 346 - 97 346 27 679 1,011 526 1,981 8,135
Wilkin O 263 65 - 2 - 3 13 44 3 - 198 12 2 30 - - 29 2 - 2 6 - 21 18 16 16 44 Sheriff C 164 18 - 2 - 2 - 11 3 - 146 10 - 26 - - 6 1 - 2 2 - 19 18 15 10 37 MN0840000 % 62 28 - 100 - 67 - 25 100 - 74 83 - 87 - - 21 50 - 100 33 - 90 100 94 63 84 Pop. 3,618 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,269 1,796 - 55 - 82 359 1,216 82 - 5,472 331 55 829 - - 801 55 - 55 165 - 580 497 442 442 1,216
Breckenridge O 1,181 116 - 1 - 3 12 91 9 - 1,065 28 6 109 - 9 89 23 - 5 19 2 28 55 22 127 543 PD C 856 29 - 1 - 3 - 22 3 - 827 25 4 67 - 6 24 14 - 2 13 2 26 54 22 109 459 MN0840100 % 72 25 - 100 - 100 - 24 33 - 78 89 67 61 - 67 27 61 - 40 68 100 93 98 100 86 85 Pop. 3,597 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 32,832 3,224 - 27 - 83 333 2,529 250 - 29,608 778 166 3,030 - 250 2,474 639 - 139 528 55 778 1,529 611 3,530 15,095
WINONA O 4,579 1,060 - 6 4 25 154 810 58 3 3,519 274 78 101 - 14 655 23 - 69 155 - 57 374 265 386 1,068 COUNTY TOTAL C 2,760 239 - 5 1 20 16 178 19 - 2,521 213 18 54 - 14 85 20 - 28 147 - 22 374 263 306 977 % 60 23 - 83 25 80 10 22 33 - 72 78 23 53 - 100 13 87 - 41 95 - 39 100 99 79 91 Pop. 50,522 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,063 2,098 - 11 7 49 304 1,603 114 5 6,965 542 154 199 - 27 1,296 45 - 136 306 - 112 740 524 764 2,113
Winona O 932 162 - 5 - 9 30 101 16 1 770 60 9 20 - 1 135 3 - 16 41 - 20 136 37 82 210 Sheriff C 586 34 - 5 - 7 5 11 6 - 552 47 5 14 - 1 20 2 - 6 39 - 6 136 36 57 183 MN0850000 % 63 21 - 100 - 78 17 11 38 - 72 78 56 70 - 100 15 67 - 38 95 - 30 100 97 70 87 Pop. 19,753 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,718 820 - 25 - 45 151 511 81 5 3,898 303 45 101 - 5 683 15 - 81 207 - 101 688 187 415 1,063
Winona O 3,313 830 - 1 4 14 115 656 38 2 2,483 194 65 51 - 12 477 10 - 50 110 - 33 207 197 252 825 PD C 1,977 194 - - 1 12 10 160 11 - 1,783 152 13 27 - 12 61 8 - 21 104 - 14 207 196 200 768 MN0850200 % 60 23 - - 25 86 9 24 29 - 72 78 20 53 - 100 13 80 - 42 95 - 42 100 99 79 93 Pop. 27,360 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 12,108 3,033 - 3 14 51 420 2,397 138 7 9,075 709 237 186 - 43 1,743 36 - 182 402 - 120 756 720 921 3,015
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 162 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Goodview O 334 68 - - - 2 9 53 4 - 266 20 4 30 - 1 43 10 - 3 4 - 4 31 31 52 33 PD C 197 11 - - - 1 1 7 2 - 186 14 - 13 - 1 4 10 - 1 4 - 2 31 31 49 26 MN0850300 % 59 16 - - - 50 11 13 50 - 70 70 - 43 - 100 9 100 - 33 100 - 50 100 100 94 79 Pop. 3,409 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 9,797 1,994 - - - 58 264 1,554 117 - 7,802 586 117 880 - 29 1,261 293 - 88 117 - 117 909 909 1,525 968
WRIGHT O 7,799 2,570 1 18 10 49 297 2,029 159 7 5,229 430 168 427 - 45 1,454 20 1 29 347 2 54 542 189 392 1,129 COUNTY TOTAL C 4,192 597 1 12 5 44 46 434 54 1 3,595 394 83 340 - 45 294 19 1 16 344 2 32 542 188 347 948 % 54 23 100 67 50 90 15 21 34 14 69 92 49 80 - 100 20 95 100 55 99 100 59 100 99 89 84 Pop. 90,939 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 8,576 2,826 1 19 10 53 326 2,231 174 7 5,750 472 184 469 - 49 1,598 21 1 31 381 2 59 596 207 431 1,241
Wright O 6,188 2,099 1 10 9 37 261 1,641 137 3 4,089 316 116 383 - 36 1,244 14 1 14 285 2 28 466 149 229 806 Sheriff C 3,381 474 1 10 4 36 42 336 44 1 2,907 314 70 332 - 36 265 14 1 14 285 2 26 466 149 229 704 MN0860000 % 55 23 100 100 44 97 16 20 32 33 71 99 60 87 - 100 21 100 100 100 100 100 93 100 100 100 87 Pop. 78,021 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,931 2,690 1 12 11 47 334 2,103 175 3 5,240 405 148 490 - 46 1,594 17 1 17 365 2 35 597 190 293 1,033
Buffalo O 1,400 397 - 7 1 10 29 332 15 3 1,003 100 51 43 - 8 163 5 - 14 58 - 26 72 38 133 292 PD C 707 96 - 2 1 7 4 75 7 - 611 71 12 8 - 8 27 4 - 2 55 - 6 72 37 91 218 MN0860100 % 51 24 - 29 100 70 14 23 47 - 61 71 24 19 - 100 17 80 - 14 95 - 23 100 97 68 75 Pop. 10,205 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 13,718 3,890 - 68 9 97 284 3,253 146 29 9,828 979 499 421 - 78 1,597 48 - 137 568 - 254 705 372 1,303 2,861
Annandale O 211 74 - 1 - 2 7 56 7 1 137 14 1 1 - 1 47 1 - 1 4 - - 4 2 30 31 PD C 104 27 - - - 1 - 23 3 - 77 9 1 - - 1 2 1 - - 4 - - 4 2 27 26 MN0860600 % 49 36 - - - 50 - 41 43 - 56 64 100 - - 100 4 100 - - 100 - - 100 100 90 84 Pop. 2,713 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 7,777 2,727 - 36 - 73 258 2,064 258 36 5,049 516 36 36 - 36 1,732 36 - 36 147 - - 147 73 1,105 1,142
YELLOW MEDICINE O 520 131 - 1 - 8 19 93 10 - 389 27 12 2 - 1 84 - - - 6 - 4 25 39 39 150 COUNTY TOTAL C 131 11 - - - 3 4 4 - - 120 6 - 1 - - 2 - - - 1 - - 18 24 7 61 % 25 8 - - - 38 21 4 - - 31 22 - 50 - - 2 - - - 17 - - 72 62 18 41 Pop. 12,255 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 4,243 1,068 - 8 - 65 155 758 81 - 3,174 220 97 16 - 8 685 - - - 48 - 32 203 318 318 1,223
Yellow Medicine O 81 27 - - - 2 5 20 - - 54 5 - 1 - - 31 ------2 - 2 13 Sheriff C 21 7 - - - 1 3 3 - - 14 2 - 1 - - 1 ------1 - - 9 MN0870000 % 26 26 - - - 50 60 15 - - 26 40 - 100 - - 3 ------50 - - 69 Pop. 9,152 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 885 295 - - - 21 54 218 - - 590 54 - 10 - - 338 ------21 - 21 142
Granite Falls O 439 104 - 1 - 6 14 73 10 - 335 22 12 1 - 1 53 - - - 6 - 4 23 39 37 137 PD C 110 4 - - - 2 1 1 - - 106 4 - - - - 1 - - - 1 - - 17 24 7 52 MN0870200 % 25 4 - - - 33 7 1 - - 32 18 - - - - 2 - - - 17 - - 74 62 19 38 Pop. 3,103 Crime Rate per 100,000 R 14,147 3,351 - 32 - 193 451 2,352 322 - 10,796 708 386 32 - 32 1,708 - - - 193 - 128 741 1,256 1,192 4,415
MINNESOTA STATE O 4,499 51 - - 1 3 1 42 4 - 4,448 21 3 1 - 1 53 3 - - 356 - - 3,706 88 40 176 PATROL TOTAL C 4,389 13 - - 1 3 1 4 4 - 4,376 8 2 1 - 1 20 3 - - 356 - - 3,704 88 20 173 MNMHP0000 % 98 25 - - 100 100 100 10 100 - 98 38 67 100 - 100 38 100 - - 100 - - 100 100 50 98 Pop. N/A Crime Rate per 100,000 R------
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 163 TABLE 38 Offenses, Clearances, Percent Cleared and Crime Rate by Agency - 2002
Aggra- Motor Forgery/ Embe- Other Disor- Other Area Grand Total Rob- vated Burg- Larc- Vehicle Total Other Counter- zzle- Stolen Vand- Weap- Prosti- Sex Narc- Gamb- Family/ Liquor derly Offen- Ncic Number Total Part 1 Murder Rape bery Assault lary eny Theft Arson Part 2 Assaults feiting Fraud ment Property alism ons tution Offen. otics ling Children D.U.I. Laws Cond. ses
Capitol Security O 157 42 - - 1 1 - 40 - - 115 15 2 - - - 53 - - - 1 - - - - 40 4 C 50 5 - - 1 1 - 3 - - 45 2 1 - - - 20 - - - 1 - - - - 20 1 MNMHP1300 % 32 12 - - 100 100 - 8 - - 39 13 50 - - - 38 - - - 100 - - - - 50 25 Pop. N/A Crime Rate per 100,000 R ------
O = Number of Offenses C = Offenses Cleared % = Percent Cleared R = Crime Rate per 100,000 * - Agency did not report all 12 months in 2002. 164 GLOSSARY OF TERMS APPENDIX A
ADULT - For Minnesota Uniform Crime Report EXCEPTIONAL CLEARANCE - A crime solution purposes, a person aged 18 or above. or clearance recorded when some element beyond law enforcement control precludes the placing of formal ARREST RATE - The number of arrests reported for charges against an offender. Part I and Part II offenses for each unit of population, generally per 100,000. Arrest rates are computed in the JUVENILE - For Minnesota Uniform Crime Report same manner as crime rates. purposes, a person under the age of 18.
CLEARED BY ARREST - For crime reporting MUNICIPALITY - City of town that has its own purposes, an offense is cleared by arrest or solved when government, including police department. at least one person is: (1) arrested, or (2) charged with the commission of the offense. PART I OFFENSES - The first of two main categories of crime classes composing a universal crime COUNTY - Subdivisions of state, each with its own classification system established for crime reporting government, including a sheriff's department. purposes. Part I offenses are by their nature more serious and occur most frequently. The monthly CRIME FACTORS - Conditions which affect the tabulation of Part I offenses provides a count of amount and type of crime that occurs in a geographical "offenses known". area. PART II OFFENSES - The second of two main CRIME INDEX - The total number of eight major categories of crime classes composing a universal crime offenses used to measure the extent, fluctuation and classification system established for crime reporting distribution of a crime in a given geographical area. purposes. Part II offenses are generally less serious in Crime classification used in the index are: Murder, nature. Monthly tabulations of Part II offenses are Forcible Rape, Robbery, Aggravated Assault, Burglary, included in Minnesota's crime information report. Larceny, Motor Vehicle Theft, and Arson. Each of these offenses is referred to as an "Index Offense". PROPERTY CRIME - Consists of the Index Offenses of Burglary, Larceny, Motor Vehicle Theft and Arson. CRIME RATE - The number of index offenses reported for each unit of population, generally per 100,000 VIOLENT CRIME - Consists of the Index Offenses persons. Crime rates are computed for communities with of Murder, Forcible Rape, Robbery and Aggravated varying populations by dividing the number of Index Assault. Crimes by the population and multiplying the answer by 100,000. (Example: 500 Index Offenses divided by 10,000 population X 100,000 = 5,000 Crime Rate).
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