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WEST MIDLANDS POLICE Freedom of Information WEST MIDLANDS POLICE Freedom of Information TABLE 1 Recorded Crime - Selected Offences where Date Cleared Up Between 01/01/2008 and 30/11/2010 by Year, Neighbourhood and Offence Group Sexual Assault Attempt Assault Grand Year Neighbourhood Name Offences1 Robbery Robbery Male/Female Total Birmingham City Centre 714 32 119 31 896 Broad Street Entertainment Area 430 6 27 16 479 Southside 397 6 32 11 446 Aston 574 15 183 20 792 Ladywood 539 18 144 12 713 2008 Nechells 917 26 300 35 1,278 Soho 655 28 166 18 867 Handsworth Wood 350 17 79 6 452 Lozells and East Handsworth 511 22 146 20 699 Oscott 211 5 49 5 270 Perry Barr 278 10 57 5 350 2008 Total 5,576 185 1,302 179 7,242 Birmingham City Centre 592 22 150 44 808 Broad Street Entertainment Area 383 9 44 15 451 Southside 429 6 43 13 491 Aston 574 12 149 15 750 Ladywood 453 17 165 17 652 2009 Nechells 860 32 274 39 1,205 Soho 670 17 201 25 913 Handsworth Wood 348 5 78 7 438 Lozells and East Handsworth 596 20 129 12 757 Oscott 285 5 44 8 342 Perry Barr 242 12 76 11 341 2009 Total 5,432 157 1,353 206 7,148 Birmingham City Centre 506 28 153 24 711 Broad Street Entertainment Area 344 5 88 10 447 Southside 342 5 58 4 409 Aston 419 22 153 17 611 Ladywood 456 31 203 14 704 2010 Nechells 743 41 361 28 1,173 Soho 553 22 177 19 771 Handsworth Wood 237 10 72 13 332 Lozells and East Handsworth 454 25 147 13 639 Oscott 205 8 61 6 280 Perry Barr 193 8 66 16 283 2010 Total 4,452 205 1,539 164 6,360 1) Assault Offences include: Assault Constable Assault with intent to resist apprehension Assault Occasioning ABH (including racially/religiously aggravated) Common Assault Inflicting GBH WO intent (including racially/religiously aggravated) Malicious Wounding (including racially/religiously aggravated) Wounding with intent to do GBH 11/01/2011 4146_ans_01 WEST MIDLANDS POLICE Freedom of Information TABLE 2 Robbery Where Date Cleared Up Between 01/01/2008 and 30/11/2010 by Year, Neighbourhood and Outcome Robbery TIC Youth previously Simple Youth Youth Second Community Robbery Year Neighbourhood Name Charge Summons recored Caution Reprimand Warning Warning Resolution Total Birmingham City Centre 351 00 000 036 Broad Street Entertainment Area 110 20 000 013 Southside 6 0 00 000 06 Aston 270 10 001 029 Ladywood 210 00 000 021 2008 Nechells 660 01 000 067 Soho 300 01 000 031 Handsworth Wood 180 00 000 018 Lozells and East Handsworth 460 12 000 049 Oscott 150 00 000 015 Perry Barr 9 0 00 010 010 2008 Total 284 1 4 4 0 1 1 0 295 Birmingham City Centre 390 02 100 042 Broad Street Entertainment Area 160 00 000 016 Southside 180 00 000 018 Aston 270 00 000 128 Ladywood 440 00 000 044 2009 Nechells 690 01 000 070 Soho 340 10 000 035 Handsworth Wood 190 00 001 020 Lozells and East Handsworth 260 10 100 028 Oscott 9 0 00 000 09 Perry Barr 210 00 000 021 2009 Total 322 0 2 3 2 0 1 1 331 Birmingham City Centre 131 00 000 115 Broad Street Entertainment Area 120 11 000 014 Southside 8 0 00 000 08 Aston 140 10 000 015 Ladywood 140 00 000 014 2010 Nechells 570 00 000 259 Soho 220 01 000 023 Handsworth Wood 120 10 000 013 Lozells and East Handsworth 260 00 000 026 Oscott 8 0 00 000 08 Perry Barr 100 10 000 011 2010 Total 196 1 4 2 0 0 0 3 206 11/01/2011 4146_ans_01 WEST MIDLANDS POLICE Freedom of Information TABLE 3 Attempt Robbery Where Date Cleared Up Between 01/01/2008 and 30/11/2010 by Year, Neighbourhood and Outcome Attempt Robbery Youth Warning Attempt Simple Youth Youth 1st Robbery Year Neighbourhood Name Charge Caution Reprimand Warning offence Total Birmingham City Centre 21 2 0 0 0 23 Broad Street Entertainment Area 30 0003 Southside 30 0003 Aston 20 0002 Ladywood 70 0108 2008 Nechells 70 0007 Soho 10 0 0 0 0 10 Handsworth Wood 20 0002 Lozells and East Handsworth 30 0003 Oscott 30 0003 Perry Barr 40 0004 2008 Total 65 2 0 1 0 68 Birmingham City Centre 40 0004 Broad Street Entertainment Area 50 0005 Southside 30 0003 Aston 50 0005 Ladywood 71 0008 2009 Nechells 90 0009 Soho 30 0003 Handsworth Wood 50 0005 Lozells and East Handsworth 20 0013 Oscott 10 0001 Perry Barr 70 0007 2009 Total 51 1 0 0 1 53 Birmingham City Centre 40 0004 Broad Street Entertainment Area 00 0000 Southside 10 0001 Aston 10 0001 Ladywood 20 0002 2010 Nechells 90 10010 Soho 00 0000 Handsworth Wood 20 0002 Lozells and East Handsworth 10 0001 Oscott 20 0002 Perry Barr 00 0000 2010 Total 22 0 1 0 0 23 11/01/2011 4146_ans_01 WEST MIDLANDS POLICE Freedom of Information TABLE 4 Assault Offences1 Where Date Cleared Up Between 01/01/2008 and 30/11/2010 by Year, Neighbourhood and Outcome Assault Offences1 Youth TIC Not TIC Warning Youth Assault previously previously Simple Conditional Youth Youth 1st Second Community Offences Year Neighbourhood Name Charge Summons recored recored Caution Caution Reprimand Warning offence Warning Resolution Total Birmingham City Centre 202 8 0 0 64 0 16 2 3 3 0 298 Broad Street Entertainment Area 1070 0 1542 1001 0166 Southside 1091 1 0471 0100 0160 Aston 1131 0 0600 9111 0186 Ladywood 1180 0 0740 0010 9202 2008 Nechells 217 3 0 1 89 0 16 2 1 3 0 332 Soho 1393 0 0550 5402 9217 Handsworth Wood 72 2 0 0 49 0 10 1 0 1 0 135 Lozells and East Handsworth 1241 0 1630 8213 0203 Oscott 420 0 0380 8102 091 Perry Barr 710 0 0490 4210 0127 2008 Total 1,314 19 1 3 642 3 77 16 8 16 18 2,117 Birmingham City Centre 1990 0 0380 9122 14265 Broad Street Entertainment Area 1112 0 0460 0000 13172 Southside 1320 0 0361 2010 10182 Aston 1241 0 0330 4111 108273 Ladywood 1200 0 0380 1002 31192 2009 Nechells 2502 0 0612 4121 63386 Soho 1843 0 0410 2000 119349 Handsworth Wood 820 0 0240 3042 82197 Lozells and East Handsworth 1340 0 0310 3232 142317 Oscott 570 0 0410 5102 42148 Perry Barr 640 0 0300 1101 42139 2009 Total 1,457 8 0 0 419 3 34 7 13 13 666 2,620 Birmingham City Centre 1401 1 0190 7102 40211 Broad Street Entertainment Area 840 0 0320 1000 28145 Southside 980 0 0261 0000 11136 Aston 750 0 0250 2000 77179 Ladywood 840 0 0240 3000 43154 2010 Nechells 1400 0 0260 5010 85257 Soho 1000 0 0190 3000 93215 Handsworth Wood 510 0 07 0 2010 46107 Lozells and East Handsworth 780 0 0210 1001 85186 Oscott 350 0 0170 1000 3386 Perry Barr 300 0 0130 0000 5093 2010 Total 915 1 1 0 229 1 25 1 2 3 591 1,769 1) Assault Offences include: Assault Constable Assault with intent to resist apprehension Assault Occasioning ABH (including racially/religiously aggravated) Common Assault Inflicting GBH WO intent (including racially/religiously aggravated) Malicious Wounding (including racially/religiously aggravated) Wounding with intent to do GBH 11/01/2011 4146_ans_01 WEST MIDLANDS POLICE Freedom of Information TABLE 5 Sexual Assault Male/Female Where Date Cleared Up Between 01/01/2008 and 30/11/2010 by Year, Neighbourhood and Outcome Sexual Assault Male/Female Sexual Assault Simple Youth Youth Community Male/Female Year Neighbourhood Name Charge Summons Caution Reprimand Warning Resolution Total Birmingham City Centre 11 0 1 1 0 0 13 Broad Street Entertainment Area 30000 0 3 Southside 30100 0 4 Aston 20000 0 2 Ladywood 50100 0 6 2008 Nechells 70110 0 9 Soho 10100 0 2 Handsworth Wood 30000 0 3 Lozells and East Handsworth 60000 0 6 Oscott 10000 0 1 Perry Barr 00000 0 0 2008 Total 42 0 5 2 0 0 49 Birmingham City Centre 12 0 1 0 0 0 13 Broad Street Entertainment Area 20000 0 2 Southside 30200 0 5 Aston 80000 1 9 Ladywood 20100 0 3 2009 Nechells 10 0 0 0 1 0 11 Soho 80100 0 9 Handsworth Wood 30010 0 4 Lozells and East Handsworth 90000 0 9 Oscott 10000 1 2 Perry Barr 00100 0 1 2009 Total 58 0 6 1 1 2 68 Birmingham City Centre 70200 0 9 Broad Street Entertainment Area 10000 0 1 Southside 00000 0 0 Aston 30000 0 3 Ladywood 50000 0 5 2010 Nechells 41000 0 5 Soho 50000 0 5 Handsworth Wood 30100 0 4 Lozells and East Handsworth 20000 0 2 Oscott 30000 0 3 Perry Barr 10000 1 2 2010 Total 34 1 3 0 0 1 39 11/01/2011 4146_ans_01.
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