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DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses IntroductionIntroductionIntroduction DefinitionsDefinitionsDefinitions 1.1.1. CriminalCriminalCriminal homicidehomicidehomicide 2.2.2. ForcibleForcibleForcible raperaperape 3.3.3. RobberyRobberyRobbery 4.4.4. AggravatedAggravatedAggravated assaultassaultassault 5.5.5. BurglaryBurglaryBurglary 6.6.6. LarcenyLarcenyLarceny-theft--thefttheft 7.7.7. MotorMotorMotor VehicleVehicleVehicle theftthefttheft 8.8.8. ArsonArsonArson DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II ClassifyingClassifying OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 15)15)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter a.a. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide -- MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent ManslaughterManslaughter DefinitionDefinition -- thethe willfulwillful (nonnegligent)(nonnegligent) killingkilling ofof oneone humanhuman beingbeing byby another.another. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II ClassifyingClassifying OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 15)15) MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AsAs aa generalgeneral rule,rule, anyany deathdeath causedcaused byby injuriesinjuries receivedreceived inin aa fight,fight, argument,argument, quarrel,quarrel, assault,assault, oror commissioncommission ofof aa crimecrime isis classifiedclassified asas aa MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent ManslaughterManslaughter (1a.)(1a.) DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 16)16)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AgenciesAgencies mustmust notnot classifyclassify thethe followingfollowing asas CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide -- MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent ManslaughterManslaughter (1a).(1a). SuicidesSuicides AccidentalAccidental deathsdeaths FetalFetal deathsdeaths AssaultsAssaults toto murdermurder TrafficTraffic fatalitiesfatalities AttemptsAttempts toto murdermurder DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 17)17)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter SituationsSituations inin whichwhich aa victimvictim diesdies ofof aa heartheart attackattack asas thethe resultresult ofof aa crimecrime areare notnot classifiedclassified asas criminalcriminal homicide.homicide. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 18)18)

ManslaughterManslaughter byby 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide NegligenceNegligence b.b. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide -- ManslaughterManslaughter byby NegligenceNegligence DefinitionDefinition -- thethe killingkilling ofof anotheranother personperson throughthrough grossgross negligence.negligence. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 16)16)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter MostMost accidentalaccidental deathsdeaths areare notnot classifiedclassified inin thethe UCRUCR -- SRSSRS however,however, somesome maymay bebe classifiedclassified asas manslaughtermanslaughter byby negligencenegligence dependingdepending uponupon thethe specificspecific circumstancescircumstances ofof thethe incident.incident. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 18)18)

ManslaughterManslaughter byby 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide NegligenceNegligence AsAs aa generalgeneral rule,rule, anyany deathdeath causedcaused byby thethe grossgross negligencenegligence ofof anotheranother isis classifiedclassified asas aa CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide –– ManslaughterManslaughter byby Negligence.Negligence. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 18)18)

ManslaughterManslaughter byby 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide NegligenceNegligence NotNot includedincluded inin thisthis categorycategory are:are: DeathsDeaths ofof personspersons duedue toto theirtheir ownown negligencenegligence AccidentalAccidental deathsdeaths notnot resultingresulting fromfrom grossgross negligencenegligence TrafficTraffic FatalitiesFatalities DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 17)17)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter CertainCertain willfulwillful killingskillings mustmust bebe classifiedclassified asas justifiablejustifiable oror excusable.excusable. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 17)17)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter InIn UCR,UCR, JustifiableJustifiable HomicideHomicide isis defineddefined asas andand limitedlimited to:to: thethe killingkilling ofof aa felonfelon byby aa peacepeace officerofficer inin thethe lineline ofof duty,duty, oror thethe killingkilling ofof aa felon,felon, duringduring thethe commissioncommission ofof aa felony,felony, byby aa privateprivate citizen.citizen. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 17)17)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter ToTo submitsubmit offenseoffense datadata toto thethe UCRUCR Program,Program, lawlaw enforcementenforcement agenciesagencies mustmust reportreport thethe willfulwillful (nonnegligent)(nonnegligent) killingkilling ofof oneone humanhuman beingbeing byby another,another, notnot thethe criminalcriminal liabilityliability ofof thethe personperson oror personspersons involved.involved. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 17)17)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter JustifiableJustifiable homicide,homicide, byby definition,definition, occursoccurs inin conjunctionconjunction withwith otherother offenses.offenses. TheThe willfulwillful (non-negligent)(non-negligent) killingkilling ofof oneone individualindividual isis beingbeing reported,reported, notnot thethe criminalcriminal liabilityliability ofof thethe person(s)person(s) involved.involved. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 17)17)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter JustifiableJustifiable homicide,homicide, byby definition,definition, occursoccurs inin conjunctionconjunction withwith otherother offenses.offenses. Therefore,Therefore, thethe crimecrime beingbeing committedcommitted whenwhen thethe justifiablejustifiable homicidehomicide tooktook placeplace mustmust bebe reportedreported asas aa separateseparate offense.offense. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 44)44)

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter ToTo reportreport justifiablejustifiable homicideshomicides onon thethe ReturnReturn AA,, agenciesagencies mustmust scorescore oneone offenseoffense forfor eacheach victimvictim inin columncolumn 22 onon lineline 1a.1a. AgenciesAgencies mustmust scorescore thatthat samesame numbernumber ofof offensesoffenses inin columncolumn 3,3, Unfounded.Unfounded. Finally,Finally, agenciesagencies mustmust notnot scorescore thethe numbernumber ofof actualactual offensesoffenses inin ColumnColumn 44 becausebecause aa justifiablejustifiable homicidehomicide isis notnot anan offense.offense.

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MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AA berserkberserk gunmangunman shotshot andand killedkilled threethree pedestrians.pedestrians. TheThe policepolice subduedsubdued thethe offenderoffender andand placedplaced himhim underunder arrest.arrest. (Three(Three offenses,offenses, threethree offensesoffenses clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AA OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF CLEARANCES OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OF F EN SES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST INVOLVING ONLY EE NN (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS UNDER 18 RR YY ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE

1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT HOMICIDE (score attempts as aggravated assault) If homicide reported, submit Supplemental Homicide Report 11 3 3 3 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 22

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AA neighborneighbor discovereddiscovered anan infantinfant whowho hadhad beenbeen beaten.beaten. TheThe neighborneighbor rushedrushed thethe infantinfant toto ththee hospital.hospital. TheThe infantinfant laterlater dieddied asas aa directdirect resultresult ofof thethe injuries.injuries. InvestigationInvestigation revealedrevealed thatthat thethe mothermother wwasas responsible.responsible. TheThe mothermother waswas notnot consideredconsidered mentallymentally competent,competent, andand thethe districtdistrict attorneyattorney diddid notnot wishwish toto prosecute.prosecute. (One(One Offense,Offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby exceptionalexceptional means.means.))

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AA OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF CLEARANCES OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST INVOLVING ONLY EE NN (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS UNDER 18 RR YY ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE

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MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AA manman shotshot andand killedkilled hishis neighborneighbor inin anan argumentargument overover thethe locationlocation ofof theirtheir propertyproperty line.line. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested thethe manman andand chargedcharged himhim withwith murder.murder. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF AA OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST CLE ARANCES EE (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL INVOLVING ONLY NN "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS PERSONS TT ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) UNDER 18 RR YEARS OF AGE YY

1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE a . MURDER AND NONNEGLI GENT HOMICIDE (score attempts as aggravated assault) If homicide reported, submit Supplemental Homicide Report 11 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 44

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AA husbandhusband andand wifewife hadhad anan argument.argument. TheThe wifewife shotshot thethe husbandhusband andand severelyseverely woundedwounded him.him. HeHe grabbedgrabbed thethe gungun andand killedkilled her.her. TheThe husbandhusband survivedsurvived hishis wounds.wounds. TheThe policepolice subsequentlysubsequently arrestedarrested him.him. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AA OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF CLEARANCES OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST INVOLVING ONLY EE NN (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS UNDER 18 RR YY ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AA manman waswas inin aa fightfight onon thethe secondsecond floorfloor ofof aa building.building. DuringDuring thethe fight,fight, hehe waswas knockedknocked throughthrough aa windowwindow andand fellfell toto hishis death.death. NoNo arrestarrest waswas made.made. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF AA OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST CLE ARANCES EE (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL INVOLVING ONLY NN "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS PERSONS TT ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) UNDER 18 RR YEARS OF AGE YY

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter WhileWhile attemptingattempting toto breakbreak upup aa fight,fight, aa manman waswas struckstruck overover thethe headhead withwith anan ashtrayashtray byby oneone ofof thethe combatants.combatants. DuringDuring thethe incident,incident, aa pre-pre- existingexisting aneurysmaneurysm burstburst inin thethe man’sman’s head,head, causingcausing hishis death.death. NoNo arrestarrest waswas made.made. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AA OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF CLEARANCES OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST INVOLVING ONLY EE NN (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS UNDER 18 RR YY ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AA psychiatristpsychiatrist counselingcounseling aa youngyoung femalefemale patientpatient performedperformed aa criminalcriminal abortionabortion onon her.her. SheShe dieddied ofof peritonitisperitonitis resultingresulting fromfrom thethe operation.operation. TheThe psychiatristpsychiatrist fledfled thethe statestate andand isis stillstill wantedwanted forfor thethe crime.crime. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF AA OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST CLE ARANCES EE (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL INVOLVING ONLY NN "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS PERSONS TT ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) UNDER 18 RR YEARS OF AGE YY

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AA tellerteller chasedchased aa robberrobber fromfrom aa bank.bank. TheThe robberrobber firedfired atat him.him. HisHis shotshot missedmissed thethe tellerteller butbut killedkilled aa womanwoman walkingwalking onon thethe street.street. TheThe policepolice diddid notnot locatelocate thethe robber.robber. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AA OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF CLEARANCES OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST INVOLVING ONLY EE NN (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS UNDER 18 RR YY ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE

1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT HOMICIDE (score attempts as aggravated assault) If homicide reported, submit Supplemental Homicide Report 11 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 99 MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter WhileWhile playingplaying cards,cards, twotwo menmen gotgot intointo anan argument.argument. TheThe firstfirst manman attackedattacked thethe secondsecond withwith aa brokenbroken bottle.bottle. TheThe secondsecond manman pulledpulled aa gungun andand killedkilled thethe first.first. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested thethe shooter;shooter; hehe claimedclaimed self-defense.self-defense. TheThe policepolice foundfound nono otherother witnesses.witnesses. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF AA OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST CLE ARANCES EE (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL INVOLVING ONLY NN "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAI NTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS PERSONS TT ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) UNDER 18 RR YEARS OF AGE YY

1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE a . MURDER AND NONNEGLI GENT HOMICIDE (score attempts as aggravated assaul t) If homici de reported, submi t Suppl emental Homici de Report 11 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 1010

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter AA felonfelon fleeingfleeing inin herher carcar attemptedattempted toto getget throughthrough aa policepolice roadblock.roadblock. AsAs aa result,result, sheshe struckstruck andand killedkilled twotwo policepolice officers.officers. (Two(Two offenses,offenses, twotwo offensesoffenses notnot cleared.)cleared.)

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MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter ExampleExample -- JustifiableJustifiable HomicideHomicide -- AA policepolice officerofficer answeredanswered aa bankbank alarmalarm andand surprisedsurprised thethe robberrobber comingcoming outout ofof thethe bank.bank. TheThe robberrobber sawsaw thethe respondingresponding officerofficer andand firedfired atat him.him. TheThe officerofficer returnedreturned fire,fire, killingkilling thethe robber.robber. TheThe officerofficer waswas chargedcharged inin aa courtcourt ofof recordrecord asas aa mattermatter ofof routineroutine inin suchsuch cases.cases. (One(One offenseoffense** ofof criminalcriminal homicide,homicide, unfounded,unfounded, andand oneone offenseoffense ofof robberyrobbery clearedcleared byby exceptionalexceptional means.)means.)

** ForFor allall CriminalCriminal HomicidesHomicides inin additionaddition toto scoringscoring onon thethe ReturnReturn AA aa SupplementarySupplementary HomicideHomicide ReportReport (SHR)(SHR) mustmust bebe submittedsubmitted -- thisthis formform willwill bebe discusseddiscussed inin detaildetail inin aa laterlater section.section. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 1111

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AA OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF CLEARANCES OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST INVOLVING ONLY EE NN (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS UNDER 18 RR YY ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE

1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT HOMICIDE (score attempts as aggravated assault) If homicide reported, submit Supplemental Homicide Report 11 1 1

3.3. ROBBERY ROBBERY TOTALTOTAL

3030 1 1 1

a. Firearm 3131 1 1 1

b. Knife or Cutting Instrument 3232

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333

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MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter ExampleExample -- JustifiableJustifiable HomicideHomicide -- WhenWhen aa gunmangunman enteredentered aa storestore andand attemptedattempted toto robrob thethe proprietor,proprietor, thethe storekeeperstorekeeper shotshot andand killedkilled thethe felon.felon. (One(One offenseoffense** ofof criminalcriminal homicide,homicide, unfounded,unfounded, andand oneone offenseoffense ofof robberyrobbery clearedcleared byby exceptionalexceptional means.)means.)

** ForFor allall CriminalCriminal HomicidesHomicides -- InIn additionaddition toto scoringscoring onon thethe ReturnReturn A,A, aa SupplementarySupplementary HomicideHomicide ReportReport (SHR)(SHR) mustmust bebe submittesubmittedd -- thisthis formform willwill bebe discusseddiscussed inin detaildetail inin aa laterlater section.section. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 1212

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AA OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF CLEARANCES OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST INVOLVING ONLY EE NN (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS UNDER 18 RR YY ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE

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3.3. ROBBERY ROBBERY TOTALTOTAL

3030 1 1 1

a. Firearm 3131 1 1 1

b. Knife or Cutting Instrument 3232

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333

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ManslaughterManslaughter byby 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide NegligenceNegligence ExampleExample -- ManslaughterManslaughter byby NegligenceNegligence -- WhileWhile twotwo juvenilesjuveniles werewere playingplaying withwith aa gun,gun, oneone playfullyplayfully pointedpointed itit atat thethe other.other. TheThe youthyouth pointingpointing thethe gungun firedfired itit andand killedkilled thethe other.other. AtAt thethe timetime ofof arrest,arrest, thethe juvenilejuvenile claimedclaimed nono knowledgeknowledge ofof thethe gungun beingbeing loaded.loaded. (One(One offenseoffense*,*, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrestarrest ofof aa personperson underunder 18.)18.)

** For For all all Criminal Criminal Homicides Homicides - - In In addition addition to to scoring scoring on on th thee Return Return A, A, a a Supplementary Supplementary HomicideHomicide Report Report (SHR) (SHR) must must be be submitted submitted - - thi thiss form form will will be be discussed discussed in in detail detail in in a a laterlater section. section. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 1313

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AA OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF CLEARANCES OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST INVOLVING ONLY EE NN (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS UNDER 18 RR YY ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE

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ManslaughterManslaughter byby 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide NegligenceNegligence AA targettarget shootershooter waswas practicingpracticing inin anan unincorporatedunincorporated woodedwooded areaarea nearnear somesome houses.houses. OneOne shotshot missedmissed thethe targettarget andand killedkilled aa resident.resident. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested thethe shooter.shooter. (One(One offenseoffense*,*, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.) SHRSHR mustmust alsoalso bebe completed.completed. 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES AA OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF CLEARANCES OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY ARREST INVOLVING ONLY EE NN (INCLUDE BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) OR EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT "UNFOUNDED" AND COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) MEANS UNDER 18 RR YY ATTEMPTS) (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE

1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE a. MURDER AND NONNEGLIGENT HOMICIDE (score attempts as aggravated assault) If homicide reported, submit Supplemental Homicide Report 11

b. MANSLAUGHTER BY NEGLIGENCE 12 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 19)19) 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape a.a. ForcibleForcible RapeRape DefinitionDefinition -- TheThe carnalcarnal knowledgeknowledge ofof aa femalefemale forciblyforcibly andand againstagainst herher willwill.. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 19)19) 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape ReportingReporting agenciesagencies mustmust classifyclassify oneone offenseoffense forfor eacheach femalefemale rapedraped oror uponupon whomwhom anan assaultassault toto raperape oror attemptattempt toto raperape hashas beenbeen made.made. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 19)19) 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape ReportingReporting agenciesagencies mustmust classifyclassify rapesrapes oror attemptsattempts accomplishedaccomplished byby forceforce oror threatthreat ofof forceforce asas forcibleforcible regardlessregardless ofof thethe ageage ofof thethe femalefemale victim.victim. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 19)19) 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape CarnalCarnal knowledgeknowledge isis defineddefined byby Black’sBlack’s LawLaw DictionaryDictionary -- SixthSixth EditionEdition asas “the“the actact ofof aa manman havinghaving sexualsexual bodilybodily connectionsconnections withwith aa women;women; sexualsexual intercourse.”intercourse.” ThereThere isis carnalcarnal knowledgeknowledge ifif therethere isis thethe slightestslightest penetrationpenetration ofof thethe sexualsexual organorgan ofof thethe femalefemale (vagina)(vagina) byby thethe sexualsexual organorgan ofof thethe malemale (penis).(penis). DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 20)20) 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape AgenciesAgencies mustmust notnot classifyclassify statutorystatutory rape,rape, incest,incest, oror otherother sexsex offenses,offenses, i.e.,i.e., forcibleforcible sodomy,sodomy, sexualsexual assaultassault withwith anan object,object, forcibleforcible fondling,fondling, etc.etc. asas ForcibleForcible RapeRape (2a(2a oror 2b).2b). DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 20)20) 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape StatutoryStatutory RapeRape –– nonforciblenonforcible sexualsexual intercourseintercourse withwith aa personperson whowho isis underunder thethe statutorystatutory ageage ofof consent.consent. IncestIncest –– nonforciblenonforcible sexualsexual intercourseintercourse betweenbetween personspersons whowho areare relatedrelated toto eacheach otherother withinwithin thethe degreesdegrees whereinwherein marriagemarriage isis prohibitedprohibited byby law.law. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 20)20) 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape However,However, ifif thethe femalefemale victimvictim associatedassociated withwith eithereither offense,offense, statutorystatutory raperape oror incest,incest, isis forcedforced againstagainst herher willwill toto engageengage inin sexualsexual intercourse,intercourse, thethe incidentincident mustmust bebe classifiedclassified asas RapeRape byby ForceForce (2a).(2a). DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 20)20) 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape ForFor UCR-SRSUCR-SRS purposespurposes onlyonly femalesfemales areare includedincluded inin thethe definitiondefinition ofof ForcibleForcible Rape.Rape. ByBy definition,definition, sexualsexual attacksattacks onon malesmales areare excludedexcluded fromfrom thethe raperape categorycategory andand mustmust bebe classifiedclassified asas assaultsassaults oror otherother sexsex offensesoffenses dependingdepending onon thethe naturenature ofof thethe crimecrime andand thethe extentextent ofof injury.injury. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 19)19) 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape ForceForce isis defineddefined byby Black’sBlack’s LawLaw DictionaryDictionary -- SixthSixth EditionEdition asas “Power,“Power, violence,violence, compulsion,compulsion, oror constraintconstraint exertedexerted uponupon oror againstagainst aa personperson oror thing.”thing.” AlsoAlso includedincluded herehere areare situationssituations wherewhere thethe femalefemale isis incapableincapable ofof givinggiving consentconsent becausebecause ofof herher temporarytemporary oror permanentpermanent mentalmental oror physicalphysical incapacity.incapacity. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape ActualActual offensesoffenses ofof forcibleforcible raperape areare scoredscored oppositeopposite 2.a.2.a. AssaultsAssaults toto raperape oror attemptsattempts toto raperape areare scoredscored oppositeopposite 2.b.2.b.

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN T O BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COM PLAINTS (INCLUDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 20

a. Rape by Force 21

b. Attempts to commit Forcible 22 Rape WORKBOOK FORCIBLE RAPE PAGES 15 TO 19 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 1515 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape LawLaw enforcementenforcement receivedreceived aa complaintcomplaint fromfrom aa victimvictim whowho claimedclaimed thatthat whenwhen sheshe waswas leleavingaving workwork latelate oneone night,night, sheshe waswas attackedattacked inin thethe cocompanympany parkingparking lotlot byby anan unidentifiedunidentified malemale andand forcibforciblyly raped.raped. TheThe offenderoffender waswas notnot apprehended.apprehended. (One(One offense,offense, notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CLEARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MINUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAINTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 20 1 1 a. Rape by Force 21 1 1

b. Attempts to commit Forcible Rape 22 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 1616 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape TwoTwo menmen luredlured aa womenwomen toto theirtheir motelmotel roomroom withwith thethe promisepromise ofof discussingdiscussing aa jobjob opportunity.opportunity. TheyThey threatenedthreatened herher withwith aa knifeknife andand bothboth forciblyforcibly rapedraped her.her. OnOn complaintcomplaint byby thethe women,women, thethe policepolice arrestedarrested bothboth men.men. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 20 1 1 1 a. Rape by Force 21 1 1 1

b. Attempts to commit Forcible Rape 22 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 1717 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape ThreeThree girlsgirls werewere attacked,attacked, assaulted,assaulted, andand rapedraped byby fourfour boys.boys. EachEach boyboy rapedraped eacheach ofof thethe girls.girls. NoNo arrestsarrests werewere made.made. (Three(Three offenses,offenses, threethree offensesoffenses notnot cleared.)cleared.)

2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 20 3 3 a. Rape by Force 21 3 3

b. Attempts to commit Forcible Rape 22 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 1818 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape AA manman attackedattacked aa womanwoman onon ththee street,street, knockedknocked herher down,down, andand attemptedattempted toto raperape her.her. AA pedestrianpedestrian frightenedfrightened thethe manman awayaway beforebefore hehe couldcould completecomplete thethe attack.attack. TheThe policepolice werewere notified.notified. (One(One offenoffense,se, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 20 1 1 a. Rape by Force 21 b. Attempts to commit Forcible Rape 22 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 1919 2.2. ForcibleForcible RapeRape AtAt aa locallocal bar,bar, aa manman slippedslipped gamma-hgamma-hydroxybutyrateydroxybutyrate (GHB)(GHB) ,, aa datedate raperape drug,drug, intointo aa woman’swoman’s drink.drink. HowHowever,ever, thethe manman waswas unableunable toto lurelure thethe womanwoman awayaway fromfrom herher friends.friends. InvestigatorsInvestigators concludedconcluded thatthat thethe manman intendedintended toto havehave sexualsexual intercourseintercourse withwith thethe womanwoman andand arrestedarrested him.him. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenoffensese clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 20 1 1 1

a. Rape by Force 21

b. Attempts to commit Forcible 22 Rape 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 21)21) 3.3. RobberyRobbery DefinitionDefinition -- thethe takingtaking oror attemptingattempting toto taketake anythinganything ofof valuevalue fromfrom thethe care,care, custody,custody, oror controlcontrol ofof aa personperson oror personspersons byby forceforce oror threatthreat ofof forceforce oror violenceviolence and/orand/or byby puttingputting thethe victimvictim inin fear.fear. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 21)21) 3.3. RobberyRobbery RobberyRobbery involvesinvolves aa thefttheft oror larcenylarceny butbut isis aggravatedaggravated byby thethe elementelement ofof forceforce oror threatthreat ofof force.force. BecauseBecause somesome typetype ofof assaultassault isis anan elementelement ofof thethe crimecrime ofof robbery,robbery, anan assaultassault mustmust notnot bebe reportedreported asas aa separateseparate crimecrime asas longlong asas itit waswas inin furtherancefurtherance ofof thethe robbery.robbery. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 21)21) 3.3. RobberyRobbery RobberyRobbery involvesinvolves aa larceny-theftlarceny-theft butbut alsoalso includesincludes anan elementelement ofof forceforce oror threatthreat ofof force.force. InIn thethe absenceabsence ofof thethe elementelement ofof forceforce oror threatthreat ofof forceforce suchsuch asas inin pocket-pickingpocket-picking oror purse-snatchingpurse-snatching classifyclassify asas larceny-theftlarceny-theft andand notnot robbery.robbery. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 21)21) 3.3. RobberyRobbery ReportingReporting agenciesagencies mustmust classifyclassify crimescrimes involvinginvolving pretendpretend weaponsweapons oror thosethose inin whichwhich thethe weaponweapon isis notnot seenseen byby thethe victim,victim, butbut thethe robberrobber claimsclaims toto possesspossess one,one, asas armedarmed robberyrobbery (3a,(3a, 3b,3b, 3c).3c). ShouldShould anan immediateimmediate on-viewon-view arrestarrest proveprove thatthat therethere isis nono weaponweapon involved,involved, thethe agencyagency mustmust classifyclassify thethe offenseoffense asas strong-armstrong-arm robberyrobbery (3d).(3d). DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 21)21) 3.3. RobberyRobbery InIn classifyingclassifying robberyrobbery thethe followingfollowing fourfour subheadingssubheadings areare used.used. 3.a.3.a. FirearmFirearm 3.b.3.b. KnifeKnife oror cuttingcutting instrumentinstrument 3.c.3.c. OtherOther dangerousdangerous weaponweapon 3.d.3.d. Strong-armStrong-arm -- handshands fists,fists, feet,feet, etc.etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 21)21) 3.3. RobberyRobbery TheThe UCRUCR ProgramProgram considersconsiders aa weaponweapon toto bebe aa commonlycommonly knownknown weaponweapon (a(a gun,gun, knife,knife, club,club, etc.)etc.) oror anyany otherother itemitem which,which, althoughalthough notnot usuallyusually thoughtthought ofof asas aa weapon,weapon, becomesbecomes oneone inin thethe commissioncommission ofof aa crime.crime. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 21)21) 3.3. Robbery-FirearmRobbery-Firearm (3a)(3a) RobberyRobbery –– FirearmFirearm (3a)(3a) includesincludes robberiesrobberies inin whichwhich anyany firearmfirearm isis usedused asas aa weaponweapon oror employedemployed asas aa meansmeans ofof forceforce toto threatenthreaten thethe victimvictim oror putput thethe victimvictim inin fear.fear. AttemptsAttempts areare includedincluded inin thisthis category.category. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses IncludeInclude assaultsassaults withwith revolvers,revolvers, automaticautomatic pistols,pistols, shotguns,shotguns, zipzip guns,guns, riflesrifles etc.etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 22)22) 3.3. Robbery-KnifeRobbery-Knife oror CuttingCutting InstrumentInstrument TheThe categorycategory RobberyRobbery –Knife–Knife oror CuttingCutting InstrumentInstrument (3b)(3b) includesincludes robberiesrobberies inin whichwhich aa knife,knife, brokenbroken bottle,bottle, razor,razor, iceice pick,pick, oror otherother cuttingcutting oror stabbingstabbing instrumentinstrument isis employedemployed asas aa weaponweapon oror asas aa meansmeans ofof forceforce toto threatenthreaten thethe victimvictim oror putput thethe victimvictim inin fear.fear. AttemptsAttempts areare includedincluded inin thisthis category.category. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 22)22) 3.3. RobberyRobbery TheThe categorycategory ofof RobberyRobbery –– OtherOther DangerousDangerous WeaponWeapon (3c)(3c) includesincludes robberiesrobberies inin whichwhich aa club,club, acid,acid, explosive,explosive, brassbrass knuckles,knuckles, Mace,Mace, pepperpepper spray,spray, oror otherother dangerousdangerous weaponweapon isis employedemployed oror itsits useuse isis threatened.threatened. AttemptsAttempts areare includedincluded inin thisthis category.category. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 23)23) 3.3. RobberyRobbery -- Strong-armStrong-arm -- Hands,Hands, Fists,Fists, Feet,Feet, etc.etc. TheThe categorycategory ofof RobberyRobbery –– Strong-arm-Strong-arm- Hands,Hands, Fists,Fists, Feet,Feet, etc.etc. (3d)(3d) includesincludes muggingsmuggings andand similarsimilar offensesoffenses inin whichwhich onlyonly personalpersonal weaponsweapons suchsuch asas hands,hands, arms,arms, feet,feet, fists,fists, andand teethteeth areare employedemployed oror theirtheir useuse isis threatenedthreatened toto deprivedeprive thethe victimvictim ofof possessions.possessions. WORKBOOK ROBBERY PAGES 20 TO 30 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2020 3.3. RobberyRobbery AA manman camecame toto aa victim’svictim’s doordoor andand askedasked toto useuse thethe phone.phone. AfterAfter beingbeing admittedadmitted toto thethe rresidence,esidence, hehe pulledpulled aa gungun andand demandeddemanded money.money. HeHe tooktook ththee victim’svictim’s moneymoney andand fled.fled. TheThe policepolice havehave yetyet toto apprapprehendehend thethe suspect.suspect. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT ( INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EXCEPT I ONAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1 a. Firearm 31 1 1

b. Knife or cutting instrument 32

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 33

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 34 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2121 3.3. RobberyRobbery AA lonelone malemale withwith aa gungun appearappeareded inin aa taverntavern andand orderedordered tenten patronspatrons andand thethe ownerowner toto handhand overover theirtheir cashcash andand jewelry.jewelry. AfterAfter obtainingobtaining theirtheir possessions,possessions, thethe manman left.left. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I . E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT ( INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1 a. Firearm 31 1 1

b. Knife or cutting instrument 3232

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 3434 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2222 3.3. RobberyRobbery FourFour individualsindividuals plannedplanned toto robrob aa locallocal supermarket.supermarket. OneOne ofof thethe groupgroup informedinformed thethe police.police. OnOn thethe appointedappointed day,day, thethe fourfour walkedwalked inin thethe frontfront doordoor ofof thethe marketmarket armedarmed withwith handguns.handguns. TheyThey werewere allall arrested.arrested. TheThe informantinformant waswas laterlater releasedreleased forfor cooperating.cooperating. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I . E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT ( INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1 1 a. Firearm 31 1 1 1

b. Knife or cutting instrument 3232

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 3434 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2323 3.3. RobberyRobbery AA personperson withwith aa shotgunshotgun enteenteredred aa ruralrural grocerygrocery storestore andand orderedordered thethe clerkclerk toto handhand overover thethe cash.cash. TheThe clerkclerk complied.complied. TheThe suspectsuspect ranran outout ofof thethe storstoree toto aa waitingwaiting car.car. TheThe policepolice spottedspotted thethe suspect’ssuspect’s vehiclevehicle andand engagedengaged inin aa high-speedhigh-speed chase.chase. TheyThey apprehendedapprehended aa 17-year-old17-year-old suspect.suspect. (One(One offense,offense, oneone clearanceclearance byby thethe arrestarrest ofof aa personperson underunder 18.)18.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I . E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT ( INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1 1 1 a. Firearm 31 1 1 1 1

b. Knife or cutting instrument 3232

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 3434 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2424 3.3. RobberyRobbery AA lonelone malemale approachedapproached aa carcar stoppestoppedd atat aa traffictraffic light.light. TheThe malemale brandishedbrandished aa knifeknife andand orderedordered thethe drdriveriver ofof thethe carcar toto getget outout ofof thethe vehicle.vehicle. SheShe complied,complied, andand thethe malemale thenthen jumpedjumped intointo thethe carcar andand drovedrove away,away, leavingleaving thethe carcar owneownerr frightenedfrightened butbut unhurt.unhurt. TheThe womanwoman calledcalled thethe police.police. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1

a. Firearm 3131

b. Knife or cutting instrument 3232 1 1

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 3434 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2525 3.3. RobberyRobbery AA manman waswas walkingwalking downdown thethe streetstreet whenwhen anan assailantassailant grabbedgrabbed himhim andand heldheld aa brokenbroken bottlebottle toto hishis throat.throat. WhileWhile thethe assailantassailant waswas attemptingattempting toto removeremove thethe victim’svictim’s walletwallet fromfrom hishis pocket,pocket, thethe policepolice arrivedarrived andand arrestedarrested thethe assailant.assailant. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1 1

a. Firearm 3131 b. Knife or cut ting instrument 3232 1 1 1

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 3434 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2626 3.3. RobberyRobbery TwoTwo menmen accostedaccosted aa third,third, anan acquaintance,acquaintance, inin anan alleyalley nearnear aa bar.bar. TheyThey beatbeat himhim severelyseverely withwith aa clubclub andand tooktook hishis walletwallet containingcontaining severalseveral hhundredundred dollars.dollars. TheThe victimvictim reportedreported thethe incidentincident toto thethe polpolice.ice. NoNo arrestarrest waswas made.made. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1

a. Firearm 3131

b. Knife or cutting instrument 3232 c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333 1 1

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 3434 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2727 3.3. RobberyRobbery AA womanwoman robbedrobbed aa jewelryjewelry storestore byby threateningthreatening toto detonatedetonate aa bomb.bomb. TwoTwo storestore employeesemployees managedmanaged toto detaindetain thethe suspectsuspect untiluntil thethe policepolice arrived.arrived. TheThe subjectsubject waswas arrested.arrested. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1 1

a. Firearm 3131

b. Knife or cutting instrument 3232 c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333 1 1 1

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 3434 etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2828 3.3. RobberyRobbery WhileWhile aa motoristmotorist waswas stoppedstopped atat anan intersection,intersection, aa manman armedarmed withwith aa canistercanister ofof MaceMace forciblyforcibly removedremoved herher fromfrom herher convertible.convertible. TheThe anan gotgot intointo thethe vehiclevehicle andand drovedrove away.away. TheThe motoristmotorist sufferedsuffered severalseveral cutscuts andand bruisesbruises inin thethe confrontation.confrontation. TheThe policepolice werewere unableunable toto locatelocate thethe offenderoffender oror thethe vehicle.vehicle. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CLEARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MINUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAINTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1

a. Firearm 3131

b. Knife or cutting instrument 3232 c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333 1 1

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 3434 etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 2929 3.3. RobberyRobbery DuringDuring aa pursepurse snatching,snatching, aa thiefthief shovedshoved aa womanwoman toto thethe groundground andand tooktook herher purse.purse. TheThe thiefthief escaped.escaped. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1

a. Firearm 3131

b. Knife or cutting instrument 3232 c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 3434 etc. 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3030 3.3. RobberyRobbery AA juvenilejuvenile waswas observedobserved byby aa storestore securitysecurity guardguard concealingconcealing compactcompact discsdiscs underunder hishis shirt.shirt. WhenWhen hehe waswas confronted,confronted, thethe youthyouth punchedpunched thethe securitysecurity guardguard andand fledfled thethe store,store, leavingleaving thethe compactcompact discsdiscs behind.behind. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CL EARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MINUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAINTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 1 1

a. Firearm 3131

b. Knife or cutting instrument 3232 c. Other Dangerous Weapon 3333

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 3434 etc. 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 23)23) 4.4. AssaultAssault DefinitionDefinition -- anan unlawfulunlawful attackattack byby oneone personperson uponupon another.another. ForFor UCR-SRS,UCR-SRS, informationinformation isis collectedcollected onon thethe offensesoffenses thatthat areare aggravatedaggravated inin naturenature asas wellwell asas thosethose thatthat areare not.not. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 23)23) 4.4. AssaultAssault AggravatedAggravated assaultassault offenses,offenses, includingincluding attempts,attempts, areare scoredscored oppositeopposite itemsitems 4.a.4.a. -- d.d. DefinitionDefinition -- anan unlawfulunlawful attackattack byby oneone personperson uponupon anotheranother forfor thethe purposepurpose ofof inflictinginflicting severesevere oror aggravatedaggravated bodilybodily injury.injury. ThisThis typetype ofof assaultassault isis accompaniedaccompanied byby useuse ofof aa weaponweapon oror byby meansmeans likelylikely toto causecause deathdeath oror greatgreat bodilybodily harmharm.. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 23)23) 4.4. AssaultAssault AllAll assaultsassaults byby oneone personperson uponupon anotheranother withwith thethe intentintent toto kill,kill, maim,maim, oror inflictinflict severesevere bodilybodily injuryinjury withwith thethe useuse ofof anyany dangerousdangerous weaponweapon areare classifiedclassified asas AggravatedAggravated Assault.Assault. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 24)24) 4.4. AssaultAssault ItIt isis notnot necessarynecessary thatthat injuryinjury resultresult fromfrom anan aggravatedaggravated assaultassault whenwhen aa gun,gun, knife,knife, oror otherother weaponweapon thatthat couldcould causecause seriousserious personalpersonal injuryinjury isis used.used. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses 4.4. AssaultAssault BelowBelow isis aa listlist ofof somesome ofof thethe commonlycommonly entitledentitled offensesoffenses whichwhich areare includedincluded inin thethe AggravatedAggravated AssaultAssault Category.Category.

AttemptedAttempted MurderMurder PoisoningPoisoning

AssaultAssault WithWith aa Dangerous/DeadlyDangerous/Deadly WeaponWeapon

AssaultAssault WithWith ExplosivesExplosives MaimingMaiming DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 24)24) 4.4. AssaultAssault 4.a.4.a. FirearmFirearm DefinitionDefinition -- IncludeInclude allall assaultsassaults inin whichwhich aa firearmfirearmfirearm ofof anyany typetype isis usedused oror isis threatenedthreatened toto bebe used.used.

AssaultsAssaults withwith revolvers,revolvers, automaticautomatic pistols,pistols, shotguns,shotguns, zipzip guns,guns, riflesrifles etc.etc. areare includedincluded inin thisthis category.category. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 24)24) 4.4. AssaultAssault 4.b.4.b. KnifeKnife oror CuttingCutting InstrumentInstrument IncludesIncludes assaultsassaults whereinwherein weaponsweapons suchsuch asas knives,knives, razors,razors, hatchets,hatchets, axes,axes, cleavers,cleavers, scissors,scissors, glass,glass, brokenbroken bottlesbottles andand iceice pickspicks areare usedused asas cuttingcutting oror stabbingstabbing objectsobjects oror theirtheir useuse isis threatened.threatened. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 25)25) 4.4. AssaultAssault 4.c.4.c. OtherOther DangerousDangerous WeaponWeapon IncludesIncludes assaultsassaults resultingresulting fromfrom thethe useuse oror threatenedthreatened useuse ofof anyany objectobject asas aa weaponweapon inin whichwhich seriousserious injuryinjury doesdoes oror couldcould result.result. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 25)25) 4.4. AssaultAssault 4.c.4.c. OtherOther DangerousDangerous WeaponWeapon TheThe weaponsweapons inin thisthis categorycategory include,include, butbut areare notnot limitedlimited to,to, Mace,Mace, pepperpepper spray,spray, clubs,clubs, bricks,bricks, jackjack handles,handles, tiretire irons,irons, bottles,bottles, oror otherother bluntblunt instrumentsinstruments usedused toto clubclub oror beatbeat victims.victims. AttacksAttacks byby explosives,explosives, acid,acid, lye,lye, poison,poison, scalding,scalding, burnings,burnings, etc.etc. areare alsoalso includedincluded inin thisthis category.category. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 25)25) 4.4. AssaultAssault -- Hands,Hands, Fists,Fists, Feet,Feet, etc.etc. -- AggravatedAggravated InjuryInjury (4d).(4d). IncludesIncludes onlyonly thethe attacksattacks usingusing weaponsweapons suchsuch asas hands,hands, arms,arms, feet,feet, andand teeth,teeth, thatthat resultresult inin seriousserious oror aggravatedaggravated injury.injury. ReportingReporting agenciesagencies mustmust considerconsider thethe seriousnessseriousness ofof thethe injuryinjury asas thethe primaryprimary factorfactor inin establishingestablishing whetherwhether thethe assaultassault isis simplesimple oror aggravated.aggravated. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 25)25) 4.4. AssaultAssault 4.d.4.d. Hands,Hands, Fists,Fists, Feet,Feet, etc.etc. -- AggravatedAggravated InjuryInjury TheThe assaultassault willwill bebe aggravatedaggravated ifif thethe personalpersonal injuryinjury isis serious,serious, forfor example,example, therethere areare brokenbroken bones,bones, internalinternal injuries,injuries, oror stitchesstitches areare required.required. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 25)25) 4.4. AssaultAssault Hands,Hands, Fists,Fists, Feet,Feet, etc.etc. -- AggravatedAggravated InjuryInjury (4e)(4e) AgenciesAgencies mustmust classifyclassify thethe offenseoffense asas simplesimple assaultassault ifif thethe injuriesinjuries areare notnot seriousserious (abrasions,(abrasions, minorminor lacerations,lacerations, oror contusions)contusions) andand requirerequire nono moremore thanthan usualusual first-aidfirst-aid treatment.treatment. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 26)26) 4.4. AssaultAssault OtherOther AssaultsAssaults -- Simple,Simple, NotNot AggravatedAggravated (4e)(4e) IncludesIncludes allall assaultsassaults whichwhich dodo notnot involveinvolve thethe useuse ofof aa firearm,firearm, knife,knife, cuttingcutting instrument,instrument, oror otherother dangerousdangerous weaponweapon andand inin whichwhich thethe victimvictim diddid notnot sustainsustain seriousserious oror aggravatedaggravated injuries.injuries. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 26-27)26-27) 4.4. AssaultAssault –– AidsAids toto ClassifyClassify AssaultsAssaults WhenWhen attemptingattempting toto properlyproperly classifyclassify and/orand/or distinguishdistinguish betweenbetween aggravatedaggravated andand simplesimple assaultsassaults considerconsider thethe followingfollowing factors:factors: •• TheThe typetype ofof weaponweapon employedemployed oror thethe useuse ofof anan objectobject asas aa weapon.weapon. •• TheThe seriousnessseriousness ofof thethe injury.injury. •• TheThe intentintent ofof thethe assailantassailant toto causecause seriousserious injuryinjury -- inin onlyonly aa veryvery limitedlimited numbernumber ofof instancesinstances shouldshould itit bebe necessarynecessary toto examineexamine thethe intentintent ofof thethe assailant.assailant. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 27)27)

4.4. AssaultAssault –– AidsAids toto ClassifyClassify AssaultsAssaults IfIf aa numbernumber ofof personspersons areare involvedinvolved inin aa disputedispute oror disturbancedisturbance andand lawlaw enforcementenforcement cannotcannot distinguishdistinguish thethe aggressorsaggressors fromfrom thethe victims,victims, thethe reportingreporting agencyagency mustmust countcount thethe numbernumber ofof personspersons assaultedassaulted asas thethe numbernumber ofof offenses.offenses. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 26)26) 4.4. AssaultAssault OtherOther AssaultsAssaults -- SimpleSimple NotNot AggravatedAggravated (4e)(4e) SimpleSimple assaultassault isis notnot aa PartPart II offenseoffense –– itit isis aa PartPart IIII offenseoffense butbut isis collectedcollected underunder 4e4e asas aa qualityquality controlcontrol mattermatter andand forfor thethe purposepurpose ofof lookinglooking atat totaltotal assaultassault violence.violence. WORKBOOK ASSAULT PAGES 31 TO 47 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3131 4.4. AssaultAssault AA manman hadhad anan argumentargument withwith hishis girlfriend.girlfriend. SheShe leftleft andand laterlater returnedreturned withwith aa gungun andand shotshot thethe man,man, attemptingattempting toto killkill him.him. HeHe recoveredrecovered fromfrom hishis gunshotgunshot wound.wound. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested thethe woman.woman. SheShe waswas prosecutedprosecuted forfor attemptedattempted murder.murder. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I .E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EX C EPT I O NAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1 a. Firearm 41 1 1 1

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 4444

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3232

4.4. AssaultAssault WhileWhile anan officerofficer waswas attemptingattempting toto serveserve aa warrant,warrant, thethe individualindividual ranran fromfrom her.her. TheThe subjectsubject turnedturned andand firedfired onon thethe officer,officer, woundingwounding her.her. AssistingAssisting officersofficers caughtcaught andand arrestedarrested thethe individual.individual. (One(One offenseoffense*,*, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.) ** ForFor allall incidentsincidents wherewhere lawlaw enforcementenforcement officersofficers areare killedkilled oror assaultedassaulted inin thethe lineline ofof dutyduty -- inin additionaddition toto scoringscoring ofof thethe assaultassault onon thethe ReturnReturn A,A, aa LawLaw EnforcementEnforcement OfficersOfficers KilledKilled andand AssaultedAssaulted (LEOKA)(LEOKA) formform isis submittedsubmitted -- thisthis formform willwill bebe discusseddiscussed inin detaildetail inin aa laterlater section.section. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3232

4.4. AssaultAssault

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I .E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EX C EPT I O NAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1 a. Firearm 41 1 1 1

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 4444

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3333 4.4. AssaultAssault DuringDuring aa dicedice game,game, aa heatedheated argumentargument eruptederupted andand oneone manman stabbedstabbed anotheranother withwith aa hypodermichypodermic needle.needle. TheThe victimvictim recoveredrecovered butbut refusedrefused toto presspress chargescharges againstagainst hishis attacker.attacker. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby exceptionalexceptional means.)means.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I .E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EX C EPT I O NAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1

a. Firearm 4141 b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242 1 1 1

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 4444

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3434 4.4. AssaultAssault DuringDuring anan argument,argument, aa manman cutcut aa womanwoman withwith aa razor.razor. TheThe policepolice werewere unableunable toto locatelocate ththee suspect.suspect. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I .E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EX C EPT I O NAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1

a. Firearm 4141 b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242 1 1

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 4444

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3535 4.4. AssaultAssault AtAt thethe scenescene ofof aa riot,riot, threethree policepolice officersofficers werewere attackedattacked byby 2020 riotersrioters whowho werewere armedarmed withwith clubsclubs andand rocks.rocks. TheThe policepolice officersofficers sustainedsustained injuriesinjuries thatthat causedcaused themthem toto bebe hospitalized.hospitalized. AA totaltotal ofof 4545 rioters,rioters, includingincluding 1818 ofof thosethose participatingparticipating inin thethe assaults,assaults, werewere arrestedarrested forfor disorderlydisorderly conduct.conduct. (Three(Three offensesoffenses*,*, threethree offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

** Also,Also, LEOKALEOKA formform filledfilled outout andand SubmittedSubmitted DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3535

4.4. AssaultAssault

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I .E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EX C EPT I O NAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 3 3 3

a. Firearm 4141

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242 c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343 3 3 3

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 4444

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3636 4.4. AssaultAssault DuringDuring anan argument,argument, aa manman pickedpicked upup aa tiretire ironiron andand hithit hishis neighbors,neighbors, aa manman andand hishis wife.wife. TheThe manman sufferedsuffered aa minorminor bruise,bruise, butbut thethe wifewife hashas aa concconcussionussion fromfrom aa blowblow toto thethe head.head. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested thethe attacker.attacker. (Two(Two offenses,offenses, twotwo offensesoffenses clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I .E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EX C EPT I O NAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 2 2 2

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242 c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343 2 2 2

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 4444

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3737 4.4. AssaultAssault DuringDuring aa physicalphysical altercationaltercation bebetweentween twotwo patronspatrons atat aa locallocal tavern,tavern, oneone ofof thethe menmen displayeddisplayed aa vialvial filledfilled withwith aa biologicalbiological contaminantcontaminant inin aa threateningthreatening manner.manner. TheThe policepolice arrivedarrived atat thethe taverntavern andand arrestedarrested thethe individual.individual. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CLEARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MINUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAINTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242 c.c. OtherOther DangerousDangerous WeaponWeapon 4343 1 1 1

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 4444 etc.

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3838 4.4. AssaultAssault TheThe policepolice respondedresponded toto aa fight-fight-in-progressin-progress call.call. TheyThey foundfound thethe offenderoffender beatingbeating aa victimvictim aboutabout thethe faceface andand headhead withwith aa shoe.shoe. TheThe victimvictim sufferedsuffered aa cutcut thatthat requiredrequired severalseveral stitches.stitches. TheThe offenderoffender waswas arrestedarrested atat thethe scene.scene. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242 c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343 1 1 1

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 4444 etc.

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 3939 4.4. AssaultAssault AA manman camecame homehome drunk.drunk. DuringDuring anan argumentargument withwith hishis wife,wife, hehe slappedslapped herher withwith anan openopen handhand andand brokebroke herher jaw.jaw. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested thethe husband,husband, butbut hishis wifewife refusedrefused toto prosecute.prosecute. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby exceptionalexceptional means.)means.) DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CLEARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MINUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAINTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 4444 etc. 1 1 1

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4040 4.4. AssaultAssault DuringDuring anan argumentargument overover aa parkingparking space,space, oneone manman pushedpushed anotheranother toto thethe ground.ground. TheThe manman onon thethe groundground sufferedsuffered anan abrasionabrasion andand aa brokenbroken wrist.wrist. TheThe individualindividual whowho pushedpushed himhim waswas laterlater arrestedarrested forfor assaassault.ult. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.) DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CLEARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MINUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAINTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 4444 etc. 1 1 1

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4141 4.4. AssaultAssault

SeveralSeveral barbar patronspatrons werewere watchingwatching aa footballfootball gamegame onon television.television. TheThe supporterssupporters ofof thethe twotwo teamsteams exchangedexchanged heatedheated wordswords thatthat ledled toto aa fistfist fight.fight. TheThe bartenderbartender calledcalled thethe police.police. NoneNone ofof thethe participantsparticipants cooperated,cooperated, soso thethe policepolice couldcould notnot determinedetermine whowho startedstarted thethe fight.fight. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested sixsix patrons,patrons, whowho hadhad sufferedsuffered bruisesbruises andand minorminor cuts,cuts, andand chargedcharged themthem withwith affray.affray. (Six(Six offenses,offenses, sixsix offensesoffenses clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.) DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4141 4.4. AssaultAssault

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 6 6 6

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 4444 etc. e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 6 6 6 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4242 4.4. AssaultAssault AA marriedmarried couplecouple waswas arguingarguing aboutabout financialfinancial problems.problems. TheThe husbandhusband slappedslapped hishis wifewife andand leftleft thethe house.house. TheThe wifewife followedfollowed him,him, andand theythey continuedcontinued theirtheir argument.argument. TheThe policepolice respondedresponded toto aa callcall byby aa neighbor.neighbor. TheThe wifewife toldtold themthem thatthat herher husbandhusband slappedslapped her.her. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested thethe husbandhusband forfor domesticdomestic violence.violence. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 4444 etc. e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4343 4.4. AssaultAssault AnAn employeeemployee ofof aa locallocal retailretail establishmentestablishment receivedreceived numerousnumerous e-maile-mail messagesmessages fromfrom herher ex-boyfriend,ex-boyfriend, againstagainst whomwhom sheshe hadhad aa restrainingrestraining order.order. TheThe numerousnumerous e-maile-mail messagesmessages containedcontained sexuallysexually offensiveoffensive materialmaterial andand threatsthreats ofof violenceviolence toto thethe employee,employee, soso sheshe turnedturned themthem overover toto thethe police.police. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 4444 etc. e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4444 4.4. AssaultAssault TheThe policepolice respondedresponded toto aa reportedreported fightfight atat aa residence.residence. UponUpon arrival,arrival, theythey discovereddiscovered aa manman withwith aa bruisebruise aroundaround oneone eye.eye. TheThe manman saidsaid thatthat hishis son,son, agedaged 17,17, hadhad struckstruck himhim duringduring anan argument.argument. TheThe boyboy admittedadmitted toto strikingstriking hishis fatherfather andand apologized.apologized. TheThe policepolice documenteddocumented thethe incidentincident butbut diddid notnot arrestarrest anyoneanyone atat thethe scenscenee becausebecause thethe fatherfather diddid notnot wishwish toto presspress charges.charges. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby exceptionalexceptional means.)means.)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1 1

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 4444 etc. e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 1 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4545 4.4. AssaultAssault TwoTwo menmen werewere waitingwaiting inin aa lineline toto enterenter aa nightclub.nightclub. OneOne manman triedtried toto bullybully thethe otherother manman intointo givinggiving upup hishis placeplace inin lineline byby threateningthreatening toto punchpunch himhim inin thethe face.face. RefusingRefusing toto bebe intimidateintimidated,d, thethe manman reportedreported thethe threatthreat toto thethe nightclub’snightclub’s bouncerbouncer whowho calledcalled thethe polipolice.ce. TheThe policepolice citedcited thethe bullybully butbut diddid notnot arrestarrest anyoneanyone atat thethe scene.scene. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby exceptionalexceptional means.)means.)

DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CL EARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MINUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAINTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 4444 etc. e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4646 4.4. AssaultAssault DuringDuring aa confrontationconfrontation betweenbetween twotwo groupsgroups ofof people,people, aa fightfight occurredoccurred whichwhich severalseveral ofof thethe participantsparticipants werewere injured.injured. NoneNone ofof thethe combatantscombatants werewere cooperative,cooperative, andand allall claimedclaimed toto bebe innocent.innocent. ItIt waswas unclearunclear toto thethe policepolice whowho waswas responsibleresponsible forfor whichwhich assault.assault. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested eighteight persons,persons, fivefive ofof whomwhom werewere severelyseverely beatenbeaten andand inin needneed ofof emergencyemergency medicalmedical treatment.treatment.

(A(A totaltotal ofof eighteight offensesoffenses mustmust bebe reported:reported: fivefive offensesoffenses classifiedclassified asas AggravatedAggravated AssaultAssault –– Hands,Hands, Fists,Fists, Feet,Feet, etc.etc. [4d][4d] andand threethree offensesoffenses classifiedclassified asas OtherOther AssaultsAssaults –– Simple,Simple, NotNot AggravatedAggravated [4e].[4e]. EightEight offensesoffenses clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.) DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4646 4.4. AssaultAssault DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CLEARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MINUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAINTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT ( I NCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 8 8 8

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 42

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 43

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 44 etc. 5 5 5 e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 45 3 3 3 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4747

4.4. AssaultAssault PolicePolice respondingresponding toto aa disturbancedisturbance cacallll foundfound aa juvenilejuvenile ganggang fightfight inin progress.progress. NoneNone wouldwould cooperacooperate,te, andand thethe policepolice couldcould notnot determinedetermine whowho startedstarted thethe fightfight.. ThreeThree ganggang membersmembers hadhad beenbeen cutcut severelyseverely withwith knives.knives. TheThe remainingremaining fourfour sufferedsuffered brokenbroken bonesbones fromfrom beingbeing beatenbeaten withwith clubs.clubs. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested thethe combatantscombatants whowho werewere underunder thethe ageage ofof 1818 onon feloniousfelonious assaultassault charges.charges.

(A(A total total of of seven seven assault assault offe offensesnses must must be be repor reported:ted: three three offen offensesses classified classified as as AggravatedAggravated Assault Assault –Kni –Knifefe or or Cutting Cutting Instru Instrumentment [4b] [4b] and and four four offenses offenses classified classified as as AggravatedAggravated Assault Assault – – Other Other Dangerous Dangerous Weapon Weapon [4c]. [4c]. Seve Sevenn offenses offenses cleared cleared by by arrest.)arrest.) DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4747

4.4. AssaultAssault 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REP ORT ED OR I .E. FAL SE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

EE KNOWN TO BASELESS 2 MINUS COLUMN 3) CLEARED BY INVOLVING NN POLICE COMPLAINTS ( I NC L UDE ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EX C EPT I O NAL UNDER 18 RR YY UNFOUNDED AND MEANS YEARS OF AGE ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 7 7 7 7

a. Firearm 41 b. Knife or cutting instrument 4242 3 3 3 3 c. Other Dangerous Weapon 4343 4 4 4 4

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, etc. 4444

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 4545 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 28)28) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary -- BreakingBreaking oror EnteringEntering DefinitionDefinition -- thethe unlawfulunlawful entryentry ofof aa structurestructure toto commitcommit aa felonyfelony oror theft.theft. TheThe UCRUCR ProgramProgram classifiesclassifies offensesoffenses locallylocally knownknown asas burglaryburglary (any(any degree),degree), unlawfulunlawful entryentry withwith intentintent toto commitcommit aa larcenylarceny oror felony,felony, breakingbreaking andand enteringentering withwith thethe intentintent toto commitcommit aa larceny,larceny, housebreaking,housebreaking, safecracking,safecracking, andand allall attemptsattempts atat thesethese offenseoffense asas burglary.burglary. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 28)28) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary -- BreakingBreaking oror EnteringEntering •• ForFor thethe offenseoffense ofof BurglaryBurglary inin thethe UCR-SRS,UCR-SRS, aa structurestructure isis consideredconsidered toto includeinclude butbut notnot bebe limitedlimited to:to: –– ApartmentApartment - - BarnBarn -- CabinCabin –– ChurchChurch - - CondominiumCondominium -- DwellingDwelling HouseHouse –– FactoryFactory - - GarageGarage -- MillMill –– OfficeOffice - - OfficeOffice buildingbuilding -- OutOut buildingbuilding –– PublicPublic BuildingBuilding - - RailroadRailroad carcar - - RoomRoom –– SchoolSchool - - StableStable -- VesselVessel –– WarehouseWarehouse - - HouseHouse trailertrailer oror houseboathouseboat (used(used asas permanentpermanent dwellingdwelling )) DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 20)20) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary -- BreakingBreaking oror EnteringEntering Additionally,Additionally, anyany househouse trailertrailer oror otherother mobilemobile unitunit thatthat isis permanentlypermanently fixedfixed asas anan office,office, residence,residence, oror storehousestorehouse isis consideredconsidered aa structure.structure. Rylands’ Used Cars DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 28)28) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary -- BreakingBreaking oror EnteringEntering TheThe illegalillegal entryentry ofof tents,tents, tenttent trailers,trailers, motormotor homes,homes, househouse trailers,trailers, oror otherother mobilemobile unitsunits thatthat areare beingbeing usedused forfor recreationalrecreational purposespurposes areare notnot consideredconsidered structures.structures. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 29)29) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary -- BreakingBreaking oror EnteringEntering ItIt isis importantimportant toto rememberremember thatthat offensesoffenses mustmust bebe classifiedclassified accordingaccording toto UCRUCR definitionsdefinitions andand notnot accordingaccording toto statestate oror locallocal codes.codes. ForFor UCRUCR SRSSRS purposes,purposes, thesethese areare classifiedclassified asas larceny-thefts:larceny-thefts:

ShopliftingShoplifting TheftsThefts fromfrom TheftsThefts fromfrom CoinCoin Vehicles Vehicles (locked(locked oror OperatedOperated DevicesDevices unlocked) unlocked) DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 28)28) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary -- BreakingBreaking oror EnteringEntering BurglariesBurglaries ofof hotels,hotels, motels,motels, lodginglodging houses,houses, oror otherother placesplaces wherewhere lodginglodging ofof transientstransients isis thethe mainmain purposepurpose areare scoredscored underunder thethe provisionsprovisions ofof thethe HotelHotel RuleRule.. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 28/62)28/62) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary -- BreakingBreaking oror EnteringEntering HotelHotelHotel RuleRuleRule ThisThis principleprinciple ofof scoringscoring dictatesdictates thatthat ifif aa numbernumber ofof dwellingdwelling unitsunits underunder aa singlesingle managermanager areare burglarizedburglarized andand thethe offensesoffenses areare mostmost likelylikely toto bebe reportedreported toto thethe policepolice byby thethe managermanager ratherrather thanthan thethe individualindividual tenants,tenants, thethethe burglaryburglaryburglary mustmustmust bebebe reportedreportedreported asasas aaa singlesinglesingle offense.offense.offense. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 28/62)28/62) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary -- BreakingBreaking oror EnteringEntering TheThe HotelHotelHotel RuleRuleRule appliesappliesapplies onlyonly toto hotels/motelshotels/motels wherewhere thethe residentsresidents areare transient.transient. IfIf thethe individualindividual livingliving areasareas inin aa buildingbuilding areare rentedrented oror leasedleased toto thethe occupantsoccupants forfor aa periodperiod ofof timetime thatthat wouldwould precludepreclude thethe tenancytenancy fromfrom beingbeing classifiedclassified asas transient,transient, thenthen thethe burglariesburglaries wouldwould mostmost likelylikely bebe reportedreported separatelyseparately byby thethe occupants.occupants. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 28)28) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary -- BreakingBreaking oror EnteringEntering BurglariesBurglaries areare brokenbroken downdown intointo threethree subsub categories.categories. 5.a.5.a. ForcibleForcible EntryEntry 5.b.5.b. UnlawfulUnlawful EntryEntry -- NoNo ForceForce 5.c.5.c. AttemptedAttempted ForcibleForcible EntryEntry DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 29)29) 5.a.5.a. BurglaryBurglary -- ForcibleForcible EntryEntry LawLaw enforcementenforcement mustmust classifyclassify allall offensesoffenses wherewhere forceforce ofof anyany kindkind isis usedused toto unlawfullyunlawfully enterenter aa structurestructure forfor thethe purposepurpose ofof committingcommitting aa felonyfelony oror aa theft.theft. IncludesIncludes entryentry mademade with:with: mastermaster && unauthorizedunauthorized keyskeys pickspicks celluloid,celluloid, oror otherother shimshim devicesdevices whichwhich leaveleave nono outwardoutward markmark butbut areare usedused toto forceforce aa lock.lock.

AgenciesAgencies mustmust alsoalso includeinclude inin thisthis categorycategory burglaryburglary byby concealmentconcealment followedfollowed byby exitingexiting thethe structure.structure. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 30)30) 5.b.5.b. BurglaryBurglary -- UnlawfulUnlawful EntryEntry EntryEntry involvesinvolves nono forceforce andand isis achievedachieved byby thethe useuse ofof anan unlockedunlocked doordoor oror windowwindow.. TheThe elementelement ofof trespasstrespass toto thethe structurestructure isis essential.essential. IfIf thethe areaarea waswas openopen toto thethe publicpublic atat thethe timetime ofof thethe thefttheft itit wouldwould simplysimply bebe classifiedclassified asas aa Larceny-theft.Larceny-theft. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 31)31) 5.c.5.c. BurglaryBurglary -- AttemptedAttempted ForcibleForcible EntryEntry ThisThis categorycategory includesincludes thosethose situationssituations wherewhere aa forcibleforcible entryentry burglaryburglary isis attemptedattempted butbut notnot completed.completed. AlsoAlso includedincluded inin thisthis classificationclassification areare situationssituations wherewhere thethe suspectsuspect waswas frightenedfrightened offoff whilewhile enteringentering anan unlockedunlocked doordoor oror window.window. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 29)29) 5.5. BurglaryBurglary SpecialSpecialSpecial NoteNoteNote:: AA forcibleforcible oror unlawfulunlawful entryentry wherewhere nono thefttheft oror felonyfelony occursoccurs butbut wherewhere actsacts ofof vandalism,vandalism, maliciousmalicious mischief,mischief, etc.,etc., areare committedcommitted isis notnot scoredscored asas burglaryburglary providedprovided investigationinvestigation clearlyclearly establishesestablishes thethe entryentry waswas forfor aa purposepurpose otherother thanthan toto commitcommit aa felonyfelony oror theft.theft. WORKBOOK BURGLARY PAGES 48 TO 57 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4848 5.5. BurglaryBurglary AA thiefthief enteredentered aa hotel,hotel, forciblyforcibly enteredentered sevenseven unoccupiedunoccupied guests’guests’ roomsrooms andand stolestole cash,cash, jewelry,jewelry, andand otherother personalpersonal belongingsbelongings fromfrom eacheach room.room. SubsequentSubsequent policepolice investigationinvestigation eliminatedeliminated hotelhotel employeesemployees andand othersothers whowho hadhad lawfullawful accessaccess toto thethe rooms.rooms. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 1 1 a. Forcible Entry 51 1 1

b. Unlaw ful Entry - No Force 52

c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 4949 5.5. BurglaryBurglary AA managermanager ofof aa self-storageself-storage facfacilityility calledcalled policepolice toto investigateinvestigate aa possiblepossible burglary.burglary. OnOncece onon thethe scene,scene, thethe policepolice determineddetermined thatthat sixsix storagestorage facilitiesfacilities hadhad beenbeen forcedforced openopen andand thatthat itemsitems hadhad beenbeen stolenstolen fromfrom eacheach facility.facility. NoNo arrestarrest hashas beenbeen made.made. (Six(Six offenses,offenses, sixsix offensesoffenses notnot cleared.)cleared.)

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 6 6 a. Forcible Entry 51 6 6

b. Unlawful Entry - No Force 52

c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5050 5.5. BurglaryBurglary AA liquorliquor storestore waswas brokenbroken intointo onon aa holidayholiday whenwhen thethe storestore waswas closed.closed. TheThe nextnext day,day, thethe managermanager foundfound alcoholicalcoholic beveragesbeverages andand moneymoney werewere missmissinging andand calledcalled thethe police.police. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 1 1 a. Forcible Entry 51 1 1

b. Unlawful Entry - No Force 52

c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5151 5.5. BurglaryBurglary AA burglarburglar usedused aa keykey toto enterenter fourfour unitsunits inin aa condominiumcondominium complexcomplex andand stolestole numerousnumerous artiarticlescles fromfrom eacheach residence.residence. TheThe residentresident inin eacheach condominiumcondominium calledcalled thethe police.police. TheThe policepolice mademade nono arrests.arrests. (Four(Four offenses,offenses, fourfour offensesoffenses notnot cleared.)cleared.)

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 4 4 a. Forcible Entry 51 4 4

b. Unlawful Entry - No Force 52

c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5252 5.5. BurglaryBurglary AA manman hidhid inin aa theater.theater. AfterAfter itit closed,closed, hehe stolestole moneymoney fromfrom thethe cashcash registerregister andand leftleft ththee premisespremises duringduring thethe night.night. TheThe policepolice mademade nono arrest.arrest. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.) 1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 1 1 a. Forcible Entry 51 1 1

b. Unlawful Entry - No Force 52

c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5353 5.5. BurglaryBurglary WhileWhile aa housewifehousewife waswas inin thethe backyardbackyard hanginghanging clothes,clothes, aa 14-year-old14-year-old boyboy enteredentered herher househouse throughthrough thethe unlockedunlocked frontfront doordoor andand tooktook herher purse.purse. WhenWhen thethe womanwoman realizedrealized herher pursepurse wwasas missing,missing, sheshe calledcalled thethe police.police. TheThe policepolice subsequentlysubsequently locatedlocated thethe boyboy andand chargedcharged himhim withwith juvenilejuvenile delinquency.delinquency. (One(One offense,offense, oneone clearcleareded byby arrestarrest ofof aa personperson underunder thethe ageage 18.)18.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 1 1 1 1

a. Forcible Entry 51 b. Unlawful Entry - No Force 52 1 1 1 1

c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5454 5.5. BurglaryBurglary AA woman,woman, posingposing asas aa maintenamaintenancence employee,employee, enteredentered anan unlockedunlocked officeoffice andand stolestole aa wallwalletet fromfrom aa cabinet.cabinet. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 1 1

a. Forcible Entry 51 b. Unlawful Entry - No Force 52 1 1

c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5555 5.5. BurglaryBurglary DuringDuring thethe night,night, someonesomeone ststoleole aa $24,000$24,000 carcar outout ofof anan unlocked,unlocked, butbut closed,closed, privateprivate gagarage.rage. TwoTwo daysdays later,later, policepolice foundfound thethe carcar abandonedabandoned inin aa nearbynearby town.town. NoNo suspectsuspect waswas identified.identified. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 1 1

a. Forcible Entry 51 b. Unlawful Entry - No Force 52 1 1

c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5656 5.5. BurglaryBurglary AfterAfter closingclosing hours,hours, aa thiefthief enteredentered anan unlockedunlocked doordoor ofof aa warehouse.warehouse. TheThe warehousewarehouse containedcontained aa numbernumber ofof officesoffices ofof individualindividual shippingshipping companies.companies. TheThe subjectsubject brokebroke intointo eighteight companycompany offices,offices, rifledrifled thethe officeoffice desks,desks, andand stolestole somesome itemsitems fromfrom eacheach office.office.

(Eight(Eight offensesoffenses ofof BurglaryBurglary –– ForcibleForcible EntryEntry [5a],[5a], notnot cleared;cleared; oneone offenseoffense ofof BurglaryBurglary –– UnlawfulUnlawful EntryEntry –– NoNo ForceForce [5b],[5b], notnot cleared,cleared, forfor aa totaltotal ofof ninenine offenses.offenses. NineNine offensesoffenses notnot cleared.)cleared.) DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5656 5.5. BurglaryBurglary

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 9 9 a. Forcible Entry 51 8 8 b. Unlawful Entry - No Force 52 1 1

c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5757 5.5. BurglaryBurglary PolicePolice investigationinvestigation verifiedverified anan atattemptedtempted break-inbreak-in atat thethe locallocal bank.bank. ThereThere werewere nono suspectssuspects inin thethe incident.incident. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUM BER OF ACTUAL TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORT ED OR I.E. FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN OFFENSES CLEARANCES

5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 1 1

a. Forcible Entry 51

b. Unlawful Entry - No Force 52 c. Attempted Forcible Entry 53 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 31)31) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft DefinitionDefinition -- TheThe unlawfulunlawful taking,taking, carrying,carrying, leading,leading, oror ridingriding awayaway ofof propertyproperty fromfrom thethe possessionpossession oror constructiveconstructive possessionpossession ofof another.another. ForFor URC-SRSURC-SRS purposespurposes LarcenyLarceny andand TheftTheft meanmean thethe samesame thing.thing. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 31)31) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft AllAll theftsthefts andand attemptedattempted theftsthefts areare includedincluded inin thisthis categorycategory withwith oneone exception:exception: motormotor vehiclevehicle theft.theft.

BecauseBecause ofof thethe highhigh volumevolume ofof motormotor vehiclevehicle thefts,thefts, thisthis crimecrime hashas itsits ownown offenseoffense category.category. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 31)31) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft LocallyLocally knownknown offensesoffenses whichwhich fallfall inin thisthis categorycategory include:include: –– grandgrand thefttheft –– pettypetty larcenylarceny –– felonyfelony larcenylarceny –– felonyfelony thefttheft –– misdemeanormisdemeanor larcenylarceny DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 31)31) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft AgenciesAgencies mustmust notnot classifyclassify thethe followingfollowing offensesoffenses asas larceny-theft:larceny-theft: –– embezzlementembezzlement - - counterfeitingcounterfeiting –– larcenylarceny byby checkcheck - - checkcheck fraudfraud –– larcenylarceny byby baileebailee –– conversionconversion ofof goodsgoods lawfullylawfully possessedpossessed byby bailees,bailees, lodgers,lodgers, oror findersfinders ofof lostlost propertyproperty –– fraudulentfraudulent conversionconversion ofof entrustedentrusted propertyproperty –– obtainingobtaining moneymoney byby falsefalse pretensespretenses DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 32)32) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft TheThe UCRUCR ProgramProgram dividesdivides thethe categorycategory larceny-theftlarceny-theft intointo thethe followingfollowing subcategories,subcategories, whichwhich areare includedincluded onon thethe SupplementSupplement toto ReturnReturn AA reportingreporting form:form: –– Pocket-pickingPocket-picking -- Purse-snatchingPurse-snatching –– ShopliftingShoplifting -- TheftTheft ofof BicyclesBicycles –– TheftTheft fromfrom MotorMotor VehiclesVehicles -- TheftTheft fromfrom BuildingsBuildings –– TheftTheft ofof MotorMotor VehicleVehicle PartsParts andand AccessoriesAccessories –– TheftTheft FromFrom Coin-OperatedCoin-Operated DeviceDevice oror MachineMachine –– AllAll otherother LarcenyLarceny -- TheftTheft NoNott SpecificallySpecifically ClassifiedClassified DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 32)32) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- Pocket-pickingPocket-picking DefinitionDefinition –– TheThe thefttheft ofof articlesarticles fromfrom aa personperson byby stealthstealth wherewhere thethe victimvictim usuallyusually doesdoes notnot becomebecome immediatelyimmediately awareaware ofof thethe theft.theft.

ReportingReporting agenciesagencies mustmust alsoalso includeinclude thefttheft fromfrom aa personperson inin anan unconsciousunconscious state,state, includingincluding drunk,drunk, inin thisthis category.category. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 32)32) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- Pocket-pickingPocket-picking Pocket-pickingPocket-picking includesincludes thethe removalremoval ofof suchsuch itemsitems asas walletswallets fromfrom women’swomen’s pursespurses andand men’smen’s pockets.pockets. ItIt usuallyusually occursoccurs inin aa crowd,crowd, publicpublic conveyance,conveyance, oror otherother similarsimilar situationsituation toto disguisedisguise thethe activity.activity.

IfIf thethe victimvictim isis manhandledmanhandled oror ifif forceforce beyondbeyond simplesimple jostlingjostling isis usedused toto overcomeovercome thethe resistanceresistance ofof thethe victim,victim, thethe offenseoffense becomesbecomes aa strong-armstrong-arm robberyrobbery andand mustmust bebe soso classified.classified. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 32)32) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- Purse-snatchingPurse-snatching DefinitionDefinition -- TheThe grabbinggrabbing oror snatchingsnatching ofof aa purse,purse, handbag,handbag, etc.,etc., fromfrom thethe custodycustody ofof anan individual.individual. IfIf moremore forceforce isis usedused thanthan isis actuallyactually necessarynecessary toto snatchsnatch thethe pursepurse fromfrom thethe graspgrasp ofof thethe owner,owner, oror ifif thethe victimvictim resistsresists inin anyany way,way, thenthen thethe offenseoffense isis classifiedclassified asas aa strong-armstrong-arm robbery.robbery. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 32)32) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- ShopliftingShoplifting DefinitionDefinition -- TheThe thefttheft byby aa personperson (other(other thanthan anan employee)employee) ofof goodsgoods oror merchandisemerchandise exposedexposed forfor sale.sale. AssumesAssumes suspectsuspect hadhad legallegal accessaccess toto thethe premises.premises. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 32)32) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- ShopliftingShoplifting ByBy definition,definition, thethe offenderoffender inin aa shopliftingshoplifting incidentincident hashas legallegal accessaccess toto thethe premisespremises and,and, thus,thus, nono trespasstrespass oror unlawfulunlawful entryentry isis involved.involved. TheThe categorycategory includesincludes theftsthefts ofof merchandisemerchandise displayeddisplayed asas aa partpart ofof thethe stockstock inin tradetrade outsideoutside buildingsbuildings suchsuch asas departmentdepartment stores,stores, hardwarehardware stores,stores, supermarkets,supermarkets, fruitfruit stands,stands, andand gasgas stations.stations. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 33)33) TheftTheft fromfrom 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- MotorMotor VehiclesVehicles DefinitionDefinition -- TheThe thefttheft ofof articlesarticles fromfrom aa motormotor vehicle,vehicle, whetherwhether lockedlocked oror unlocked.unlocked. IncludesIncludes theftsthefts fromfrom anyany typetype ofof vehicle.vehicle. IncludesIncludes theftsthefts fromfrom anyany placeplace withinwithin thethe vehicle.vehicle. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 33)33) TheftsThefts fromfrom 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- MotorMotor VehiclesVehicles CertainCertain statestate statutesstatutes mightmight interpretinterpret thefttheft fromfrom motormotor vehiclesvehicles asas burglaries.burglaries. ForFor thethe UCRUCR Program,Program, however,however, agenciesagencies mustmust classifyclassify thesethese theftsthefts asas TheftTheft FromFrom MotorMotor Vehicles.Vehicles. SpecialSpecial Note:Note: IfIf aa thefttheft fromfrom aa motormotor vehiclevehicle occursoccurs inin conjunctionconjunction withwith aa motormotor vehiclevehicle theft,theft, reportingreporting agenciesagencies mustmust classifyclassify thethe incidentincident asas aa motormotor vehiclevehicle theft.theft. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 33)33) TheftTheft ofof MotorMotor 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- VehicleVehicle PartsParts andand AccessoriesAccessories DefinitionDefinition -- TheThe thefttheft ofof anyany partpart oror accessoryaccessory attachedattached toto thethe interiorinterior oror exteriorexterior ofof aa motormotor vehiclevehicle inin aa mannermanner whichwhich wouldwould makemake thethe part part anan attachmentattachment toto thethe vehiclevehicle oror necessarynecessary forfor thethe operationoperation ofof thethe vehicle.vehicle. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 33)33) TheftTheft ofof MotorMotor 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- VehicleVehicle PartsParts andand AccessoriesAccessories

TheftsThefts ofof motors,motors, transmissions,transmissions, radios,radios, heaters,heaters, hubcapshubcaps andand wheelwheel covers,covers, manufacturers’manufacturers’ emblems,emblems, licenselicense plates,plates, inspectioninspection stickers,stickers, registrationregistration tags,tags, radioradio antennas,antennas, side-viewside-view mirrors,mirrors, gasoline,gasoline, compactcompact discdisc players,players, airair bags,bags, citizens’citizens’ bandband radios,radios, radarradar detectors,detectors, etc.,etc., areare includedincluded inin thisthis category.category. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 33)33) TheftTheft ofof MotorMotor 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- VehicleVehicle PartsParts andand AccessoriesAccessories

SpecialSpecial Note:Note: InIn larcenylarceny situationssituations wherewhere bothboth motormotor vehiclevehicle partsparts andand accessoriesaccessories andand articlesarticles fromfrom thethe motormotor vehiclevehicle areare stolen,stolen, agenciesagencies mustmust reportreport thethe offenseoffense resultingresulting inin thethe greatestgreatest valuevalue ofof propertyproperty loss.loss. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 34)34) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- BicyclesBicycles DefinitionDefinition -- TheThe unlawfulunlawful takingtaking ofof anyany bicycle,bicycle, tandemtandem bicycle,bicycle, unicycle,unicycle, etc.etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 34)34) 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- FromFrom BuildingsBuildings DefinitionDefinition -- AA thefttheft fromfrom withinwithin aa buildingbuilding thatthat isis openopen toto thethe generalgeneral publicpublic andand wherewhere thethe offenderoffender hashas legallegal access.access. AA thefttheft fromfrom aa structurestructure accompaniedaccompanied byby aa breaking,breaking, oror unlawfulunlawful entryentry (trespass)(trespass) withoutwithout breakingbreaking shouldshould bebe classifiedclassified asas aa Burglary.Burglary. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 34)34) TheftTheft fromfrom Coin-Coin- 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- OperatedOperated DeviceDevice oror MachineMachine DefinitionDefinition -- AA thefttheft fromfrom aa devicedevice oror machinemachine whichwhich isis operatedoperated oror activatedactivated byby thethe useuse ofof coin.coin. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 35)35) AllAll OtherOther 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- LarcenyLarceny -- TheftTheft notnot SpecificallySpecifically ClassifiedClassified

DefinitionDefinition -- AllAll theftsthefts whichwhich dodo notnot fitfit thethe definitiondefinition ofof thethe specificspecific categoriescategories ofof larcenylarceny listedlisted above.above. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 35)35) AllAll OtherOther 6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft -- LarcenyLarceny -- TheftTheft notnot SpecificallySpecifically Examples:Examples: ClassifiedClassified thefttheft ofof animalsanimals thefttheft ofof airplanesairplanes thefttheft ofof boatsboats constructionconstruction equipmentequipment lawnlawn mowersmowers tractorstractors IllegalIllegal entryentry ofof tent,tent, tenttent trailer,trailer, oror traveltravel trailertrailer usedused forfor recreationalrecreational purposespurposes followedfollowed byby thefttheft oror attemptedattempted theft.theft. theftsthefts ofof gasolinegasoline fromfrom self-serveself-serve gasgas stationsstations // leavingleaving withoutwithout payingpaying WORKBOOK LARCENY- THEFT PAGES 58 TO 63 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5858

6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft WhileWhile standingstanding inin aa crowdcrowd watchingwatching aa parade,parade, aa manman waswas jostledjostled byby someonesomeone whowho stolestole hishis billfoldbillfold contcontainingaining overover $200.$200. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

6. LARCENY-THEFT TOTAL 60 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 5959

6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft TwoTwo personspersons enteredentered aa hardwarehardware storestore together.together. WhileWhile oneone engagedengaged thethe clerkclerk inin aa discussidiscussionon inin thethe backback ofof thethe store,store, thethe otherother stolestole aa powerpower sawsaw valuedvalued atat $125.$125. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

6. LARCENY-THEFT TOTAL 60 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6060

6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft AA tractortractor trailertrailer parkedparked inin thethe companycompany parkingparking lotlot waswas brokenbroken into,into, andand 2020 casescases ofof cannedcanned foodfood werewere taken.taken. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CLEARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MI NUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAI NTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT (INCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

6. LARCENY-THEFT TOTAL 60 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6161

6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft AA thiefthief brokebroke intointo aa lockedlocked carcar andand waswas attemptingattempting toto removeremove anan expensiveexpensive compactcompact discdisc playerplayer whenwhen thethe ownerowner ofof thethe carcar returned.returned. TheThe ownerowner calledcalled thethe police,police, whowho arrestedarrested thethe man.man. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

6. LARCENY-THEFT TOTAL 60 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6262

6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft AA locallocal airportairport reportedreported thethe thefttheft ofof aa single-enginesingle-engine airplaneairplane byby aa mechanicmechanic whowho diddid notnot havehave permpermissionission toto taketake thethe plane.plane. TheThe policepolice apprehendedapprehended thethe susubject.bject. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

6. LARCENY-THEFT TOTAL 60 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6363

6.6. Larceny-theftLarceny-theft TwoTwo 17-year-old17-year-old boysboys boardedboarded aa rowboatrowboat atat docksidedockside andand stolestole aa fishingfishing rodrod andand reel.reel. TheThe policepolice apprehendedapprehended bothboth boys,boys, butbut nono chargescharges werewere formallyformally filed.filed. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby thethe arrestarrest ofof aa personperson underunder ageage 18.)18.)

6. LARCENY-THEFT TOTAL 60 1 1 1 1 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 35)35) 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft DefinitionDefinition -- TheThe thefttheft oror attemptedattempted thefttheft ofof aa motormotor vehicle.vehicle. MotorMotor vehiclevehicle forfor UCR-SRSUCR-SRS purposespurposes isis defineddefined asas aa self-propelledself-propelled vehiclevehicle thatthat runsruns onon landland surfacesurface andand notnot onon rails.rails. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 35)35) 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft ThisThis definitiondefinition includes:includes: –– AutomobilesAutomobiles –– TrucksTrucks –– BusesBuses –– MotorMotor scootersscooters –– SnowmobilesSnowmobiles DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 36)36) 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft TheThe definitiondefinition doesdoes notnot include:include: FarmFarm equipmentequipment BulldozersBulldozers AirplanesAirplanes ConstructionConstruction equipmentequipment BoatsBoats DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 36)36) 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft IncludeInclude allall casescases wherewhere automobilesautomobiles areare takentaken byby personspersons notnot havinghaving lawfullawful access,access, includingincluding joyriding.joyriding. DoDo notnot includeinclude casescases wherewhere thethe vehiclevehicle waswas takentaken forfor temporarytemporary useuse whenwhen priorprior authorityauthority hashas beenbeen aa grantedgranted oror cancan bebe assumedassumed suchsuch asas familyfamily situations,situations, chauffeurs,chauffeurs, etc.etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 36)36) 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft SpecialSpecial Note:Note: MotorMotor vehiclevehicle thefttheft isis aa specialspecial typetype ofof larcenylarceny theft.theft. ItIt isis aa separateseparate classificationclassification becausebecause ofof thethe naturenature ofof thethe problem.problem. Therefore,Therefore, whenwhen inin classifyingclassifying itit isis necessarynecessary toto choosechoose betweenbetween larceny-theftlarceny-theft andand motormotor vehiclevehicle theft,theft, classifyclassify andand scorescore thethe offenseoffense asas motormotor vehiclevehicle thefttheft.. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft ToTo obtainobtain moremore informationinformation aboutabout thisthis offenseoffense threethree specificspecific sub-categoriessub-categories ofof motormotor vehiclesvehicles areare used.used. 7.a7.a AutosAutos 7.b7.b TrucksTrucks andand BusesBuses 7.c7.c OtherOther VehiclesVehicles DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 36)36) 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft 7.a.7.a. AutosAutos ThisThis categorycategory includesincludes thethe thefttheft ofof allall sedans,sedans, stationstation wagons,wagons, coupes,coupes, convertibles,convertibles, sportsport utilityutility vehicles,vehicles, minivans,minivans, andand otherother similarsimilar motormotor vehiclesvehicles thatthat serveserve thethe primaryprimary purposepurpose ofof transportingtransporting peoplepeople fromfrom oneone placeplace toto another.another.

Include automobiles used Include automobiles used Call Bubba’s Taxi asas Taxis.Taxis. 686-3369 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 36)36) 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft 7.b.7.b. TrucksTrucks andand BusesBuses ThisThis categorycategory includesincludes thethe thefttheft ofof thosethose vehiclesvehicles specificallyspecifically designeddesigned (but(but notnot necessarilynecessarily used)used) toto commerciallycommercially transporttransport peoplepeople andand cargo.cargo. IncludeInclude PickupPickup Trucks,Trucks, Vans,Vans, andand Self-Self- PropelledPropelled MotorMotor HomesHomes regardlessregardless ofof use.use. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 37)37) 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft 7.c.7.c. OtherOther VehiclesVehicles ThisThis categorycategory includesincludes allall otherother motormotor vehiclesvehicles thatthat meetmeet thethe UCRUCR definition.definition. ExamplesExamples –– MotorcyclesMotorcycles –– GolfGolf cartscarts –– SnowmobilesSnowmobiles –– All-terrainAll-terrain vehiclesvehicles DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses

TheTheThe assumptionassumptionassumption thatthatthat ininin everyeveryevery incidentincidentincident wherewherewhere aaa motormotormotor vehiclevehiclevehicle isisis unlawfullyunlawfullyunlawfully takentakentaken thatthatthat ananan offenseoffenseoffense ofofof MotorMotorMotor VehicleVehicleVehicle TheftTheftTheft mustmustmust bebebe enteredenteredentered intointointo ananan offenseoffenseoffense is:is:is: DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses

CarjackingCarjacking isis correctlycorrectly reportedreported asas anan offenseoffense ofof Robbery,Robbery, andand thethe typetype ofof vehiclevehicle takentaken isis properlyproperly identifiedidentified inin thethe propertyproperty descriptiondescription.. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses AA househouse isis burglarizedburglarized andand aa motormotor vehiclevehicle isis takentaken fromfrom thethe garage.garage. ThisThis isis correctlycorrectly reportedreported asas anan offenseoffense ofof Burglary/BreakingBurglary/Breaking andand EnteringEntering andand thethe typetype ofof vehiclevehicle takentaken isis properlyproperly identifiedidentified inin thethe propertyproperty description.description. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses AnAn individualindividual testtest drivesdrives aa newnew carcar fromfrom anan automobileautomobile dealershipdealership andand doesdoes notnot returnreturn itit isis correctlycorrectly reportedreported asas aa FRAUDFRAUD offenseoffense (arrest(arrest informationinformation only)only) andand thethe typetype ofof vehiclevehicle takentaken isis properlyproperly identifiedidentified inin thethe propertyproperty description.description. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses AA chauffeurchauffeur thatthat stealssteals aa carcar entrustedentrusted toto hishis carecare isis correctlycorrectly reportedreported asas Embezzlement,Embezzlement, (arrest(arrest informationinformation only)only) andand thethe typetype ofof vehiclevehicle takentaken isis properlyproperly identifiedidentified inin thethe propertyproperty description.description. WORKBOOK MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT PAGE 64 TO 70 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6464

7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft AA juvenilejuvenile tooktook aa sportsport utilityutility vehiclevehicle fromfrom inin frontfront ofof thethe owner’sowner’s residence.residence. ApproximatApproximatelyely 33 hourshours later,later, thethe policepolice foundfound thethe vehiclevehicle onon thethe otherother sideside ofof town,town, abandonedabandoned andand outout ofof gas.gas. TheThe juvenilejuvenile waswas notnot apprehended.apprehended. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

7. MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT TOTAL 70 1 1 a. Autos 71 1 1

b. Trucks and Buses 72

c. Other Vehicles 73 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6565

7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft AnAn ownerowner awokeawoke toto findfind hishis carcar severalseveral parkingparking spacesspaces northnorth ofof wherewhere itit hadhad beenbeen parkedparked thethe previousprevious night.night. ThereThere waswas nono damage.damage. TheThe vehiclevehicle hadhad notnot beenbeen hothot wired.wired. TheThe ownerowner noticednoticed thatthat thethe gasgas tanktank waswas empty.empty. HeHe notifiednotified thethe police.police. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

7. MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT TOTAL 70 1 1 a. Autos 71 1 1

b. Trucks and Buses 72

c. Other Vehicles 73 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6666 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft AA womanwoman stoppedstopped atat aa mailboxmailbox andand leftleft herher minivanminivan runningrunning whilewhile sheshe gotgot outout toto mailmail aa letteletter.r. AA 14-year-old14-year-old boyboy jumpedjumped intointo thethe vehiclevehicle andand drovedrove away.away. TheThe policepolice recoveredrecovered thethe autoauto 22 hourshours later,later, wreckedwrecked againstagainst aa tree.tree. TheThe boyboy isis arrested.arrested. (One(One offense,offense, oneone ooffenseffense clearedcleared byby arrestarrest ofof aa personperson underunder ageage 18.)18.)

7. MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT TOTAL 70 1 1 1 1 a. Autos 71 1 1 1 1

b. Trucks and Buses 72

c. Other Vehicles 73 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6767 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft AA taxitaxi waswas stolenstolen fromfrom aa parkingparking lot.lot. TheThe policepolice recoveredrecovered itit inin anotheranother city.city. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

7. MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT TOTAL 70 1 1 a. Autos 71 1 1

b. Trucks and Buses 72

c. Other Vehicles 73 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6868 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft AA self-propelledself-propelled motormotor homehome waswas stolenstolen fromfrom thethe drivewaydriveway ofof aa citizen’scitizen’s residence.residence. TheThe popolicelice laterlater foundfound thethe vehiclevehicle strippedstripped ofof allall removableremovable parts.parts. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

7. MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT TOTAL 70 1 1

a. Autos 71

b. Trucks and Buses 72 1 1

c. Other Vehicles 73 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 6969 7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft ThreeThree 16-year-old16-year-old studentsstudents drovedrove theirtheir schoolschool busbus fromfrom thethe school’sschool’s propertyproperty toto aa locallocal shoppingshopping centercenter toto buybuy concertconcert tickets.tickets. TheyThey hadhad nono permissionpermission toto useuse thethe bus.bus. EvenEven thoughthough nono chargescharges werewere filedfiled againstagainst thethe youths,youths, allall threethree werewere summonedsummoned toto appearappear beforebefore thethe juvenilejuvenile court.court. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense cleareclearedd byby exceptionalexceptional meansmeans ofof aa personperson underunder ageage 18.)18.)

7. MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT TOTAL 70 1 1 1 1

a. Autos 71 b. Trucks and Buses 72 1 1 1 1

c. Other Vehicles 73 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 7070

7.7. MotorMotor VehicleVehicle TheftTheft AA winterwinter retreatretreat lodgelodge inin aa mountainmountain areaarea hadhad numerousnumerous snowmobilessnowmobiles forfor thethe useuse ofof itsits guests.guests. DuringDuring thethe night,night, threethree ofof thesethese vehiclesvehicles werewere ststolen.olen. (Three(Three offenses,offenses, threethree offensesoffenses notnot cleared.)cleared.)

7. MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT TOTAL 70 3 3

a. Autos 71

b. Trucks and Buses 72 c. Other Vehicles 73 3 3 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 37)37) 8.8. ArsonArson DefinitionDefinition -- AnyAny willfulwillful oror maliciousmalicious burningburning oror attemptattempt toto burn,burn, withwith oror withoutwithout intentintent toto defraud,defraud, aa dwellingdwelling house,house, publicpublic building,building, motormotor vehiclevehicle oror aircraft,aircraft, personalpersonal propertyproperty ofof another,another, etc.etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 37)37) 8.8. ArsonArson

AgenciesAgencies mustmust reportreport asas arsonarson onlyonly firesfires determineddetermined throughthrough investigationinvestigation toto havehave beenbeen willfullywillfully oror maliciouslymaliciously set.set.

AttemptsAttempts toto burnburn areare includedincluded inin thisthis offense,offense, butbut firesfires ofof suspicioussuspicious oror unknownunknown originsorigins areare not.not. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 37)37) 8.8. ArsonArson AgenciesAgencies mustmust classifyclassify oneone offenseoffense forfor eacheach distinctdistinct arsonarson operationoperation originatingoriginating withinwithin thethe reportingreporting jurisdiction.jurisdiction.

IfIf anan arsonarson isis perpetratedperpetrated inin oneone localelocale andand spreadsspreads toto another,another, thethe jurisdictionjurisdiction inin whichwhich thethe firefire originatedoriginated mustmust reportreport it.it. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 39)39) 8.8. ArsonArson TheThe hierarchyhierarchy rulerule doesdoes notnot applyapply toto arson.arson. InIn casescases inin whichwhich anan arsonarson occursoccurs inin conjunctionconjunction withwith anotheranother PartPart II crime,crime, thethe agencyagency mustmust reportreport bothboth crimes,crimes, thethe arsonarson andand thethe additionaladditional PartPart II offense.offense. ExampleExample -- WhenWhen aa personperson isis severelyseverely injuredinjured asas aa directdirect resultresult ofof anan arson,arson, thethe incidentincident isis classifiedclassified asas anan aggravatedaggravated assaultassault asas wellwell anan arson.arson. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses 8.8. ArsonArson WhenWhen otherother indexindex offensesoffenses Criminal homicide Forcible rape areare committedcommitted duringduring thethe Robbery samesame distinctdistinct operationoperation asas Assault Arson Burglary anan arsonarson offense,offense, scorescore thethe Larceny-theft Motor vehicle theft arsonarson offenseoffense andand thethe highesthighest rankedranked otherother indexindex offense.offense. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses 8.8. ArsonArson However,However, arson-relatedarson-related deathsdeaths andand injuriesinjuries ofof policepolice officersofficers andand firefighters,firefighters, unlessunless willfulwillful murdersmurders oror assaults,assaults, areare excludedexcluded fromfrom thethe UCR-SRSUCR-SRS ProgramProgram duedue toto thethe hazardoushazardous naturenature ofof theirtheir professions.professions. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses 8.8. ArsonArson SpecialSpecial Note:Note: Arson-related Arson-related deathsdeaths ofof individualsindividuals whowho voluntarilyvoluntarily enterenter anan arsonarson shouldshould notnot bebe classifiedclassified asas criminalcriminal homicide.homicide. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 71)71) 8.8. ArsonArson TheThe UCRUCR ProgramProgram providesprovides aa separateseparate reportingreporting formform becausebecause ofof thethe uniqueunique naturenature ofof thethe crimecrime ofof arson.arson. MonthlyMonthly ReturnReturn ofof ArsonArson OffensesOffenses KnownKnown toto LawLaw EnforcementEnforcement.. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 82)82) 8.8. ArsonArson WhenWhen therethere isis nono arsonarson oror attemptedattempted arsonarson inin aa givengiven monthmonth “X”“X” ‘NO‘NO MONTHLYMONTHLY REPORTREPORT OFOF ARSONARSON OFFENSES.”OFFENSES.”

CHECKING A NY OF THE APPROPRIA TE BLOCKS BELOW WILL ELIMINA TE Y OUR NEED TO SUBMIT REPORTS WHEN THE V A LUES ARE ZERO THIS WILL ALSO AID THE NATIONAL PROGRAM IN ITS QUALITY CONTROL EFFORTS.

NO SUPPLEMENTAL HOMICIDE REPORTED SUBMITTED SINCE NO AGE, SEX, RACE, AND ETHNIC ORIGIN OF PERSONS ARRESTED MURDERS, JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDES, OR MANSLAUGHTERS BY UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE REPORT SINCE NO ARRESTS OF NEGLIGENCE OCCURRED IN THIS JURISDICTION DURING THE PERSONS WITHIN THIS AGE GROUP. MONTH.

NO SUPPLEMENT TO RETURN A REPORT SINCE NO CRIME NO AGE, SEX, RACE AND ETHNIC ORIGIN OF PERSONS ARRESTED OFFENSES OR RECOVERY OF PROPERTY REPORTED DURING 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER REPORT SINCE NO ARRESTS OF THE MONTH. PERSONS WITHIN THIS AGE GROUP.

NO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS KILLED AND ASSAULTED NO MONTHLY RETURN OF ARSON OFFENSES KNOWN TO LAW REPORT SINCE NONE OF THE OFFICERS WERE ASSAULTED ENFORCEMENT REPORT SINCE NO ARSONS OCCURRED OR KILLED DURING THE MONTH. X DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 37)37) 8.8. ArsonArson ColumnColumn #1#1 containscontains thethe variousvarious propertyproperty classificationsclassifications whichwhich include:include: 8.A.-G.8.A.-G. StructuralStructural 8.H.-I.8.H.-I. MobileMobile 8.J.8.J. OtherOther DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 37)37) 8.8. ArsonArson 8.A-G.8.A-G. StructuralStructural -- UseUse thethe guidelinesguidelines setset forthforth inin BurglaryBurglary toto definedefine aa structure.structure. WithinWithin thethe StructuralStructural categorycategory therethere areare sevenseven subcategoriessubcategories asas follows:follows: –– SingleSingle OccupancyOccupancy ResidentialResidential –– OtherOther ResidentialResidential - - StorageStorage –– Industrial/ManufacturingIndustrial/Manufacturing - - OtherOther CommercialCommercial –– Community/PublicCommunity/Public - - OtherOther StructureStructure DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 38)38) SingleSingle OccupancyOccupancy 8.8. ArsonArson -- ResidentialResidential 8.A.8.A. SingleSingle OccupancyOccupancy ResidentialResidential shallshall meetmeet thethe followingfollowing criteria:criteria: –– PrivatePrivate dwellings,dwellings, duplexes,duplexes, townhouses,townhouses, etc.,etc., eacheach occupiedoccupied byby aa singlesingle familyfamily group.group. –– TotalTotal sleepingsleeping accommodationsaccommodations forfor nono moremore thanthan 2020 people.people. –– NoNo moremore thanthan twotwo roomsrooms perper unitunit rentedrented toto outsiders.outsiders. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 37)37) OtherOther 8.8. ArsonArson -- ResidentialResidential 8.B.8.B. OtherOther ResidentialResidential PropertiesProperties areare thosethose notnot meetingmeeting thethe criteriacriteria setset forthforth forfor SingleSingle OccupancyOccupancy Residential.Residential. ExamplesExamples –– ApartmentsApartments - - HotelsHotels - - MotelsMotels - - InnsInns –– TenementsTenements - - BoardingBoarding HousesHouses -- DormitoriesDormitories DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 37)37) 8.8. ArsonArson -- 8.C.8.C. StorageStorage includes:includes: BarnsBarns - - WarehousesWarehouses - - GaragesGarages - - etcetc 8.D.8.D. Industrial/ManufacturingIndustrial/Manufacturing 8.E.8.E. OtherOther CommercialCommercial StoresStores - - OfficesOffices - - RestaurantsRestaurants DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 38)38) 8.8. ArsonArson 8.H-I.8.H-I. MobileMobile WithinWithin thethe MobileMobile categorycategory therethere areare twotwo subcategoriessubcategories asas follows:follows: –– MotorMotor VehiclesVehicles –– OtherOther MobileMobile PropertyProperty DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 38)38) 8.8. ArsonArson -- 8.H.8.H. MotorMotor VehiclesVehicles includes:includes: •• AutomobilesAutomobiles - - TrucksTrucks - - BusesBuses •• MotorcyclesMotorcycles - - etcetc 8.I.8.I. OtherOther MobileMobile PropertyProperty •• TrailersTrailers - - RecreationalRecreational VehiclesVehicles •• AirplanesAirplanes - - BoatsBoats - - etc.etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 38)38) 8.8. ArsonArson 8.J.8.J. TOTALTOTAL OTHEROTHER -- encompassesencompasses arsonsarsons ofof allall propertyproperty notnot classifiedclassified asas structuralstructural oror mobilemobile.. –– CropsCrops -- TimberTimber –– FencesFences - - SignsSigns –– MerchandiseMerchandise storedstored outsideoutside structuresstructures –– etc.etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 39)39) 8.8. ArsonArson KeyKey toto properlyproperly classifyingclassifying arsonarson isis establishingestablishing thethe pointpoint ofof originorigin ofof aa fire.fire. InIn casescases wherewhere thethe pointpoint ofof originorigin isis undeterminedundetermined oror inin instancesinstances ofof multiplemultiple pointspoints ofof origin,origin, thethe agencyagency mustmust reportreport thethe structural,structural, mobile,mobile, oror otherother categorycategory ofof propertyproperty thatthat sufferedsuffered thethe greatestgreatest firefire damage.damage. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 71)71) 8.8. ArsonArson ColumnColumn NumbersNumbers 2-2- 66 areare identicalidentical toto thosethose onon thethe ReturnReturn A.A.

11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER TOTAL NUMBER OF OFFENSES ESTIMATED OFFENSES REPORTED I . E. FALSE OR OF ACTUAL OFFENSES CLEARANCES WHERE VALUE OF OR KNOWN BASELESS OFFENSES CLEARED INVOLVING STRUCTURES PROPERTY TO POLICE COMPLAI NTS (COLUMN 2 BY ARREST ONLY UNI NHABI TED DAMAGE (INCLUDE MINUS OR PERSONS ABANDONED, UNFOUNDED COLUMN 3) EXCEPT ION UNDER 18 OR NOT AND (I NCLUDE AL MEANS YEARS OF NORMALLY I N ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS) AGE USE

A. Single Occupancy $ Residential: Houses, Townhouses, Duplexes, etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 71)71) 8.8. ArsonArson InIn columncolumn numbernumber 7,7, scorescore thethe numbernumber ofof arsonsarsons occurringoccurring inin structuresstructures whichwhich werewere uninhabited,uninhabited, abandonedabandoned oror notnot inin useuse atat thethe timetime ofof thethe incident.incident.

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES OFFENSESOFFENSES UNFOUNDEDUNFOUNDED NUMBER OFNUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OF OFFENSESOFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OR I.E.I .E. FALSEFALSE OROR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARANCES WHERE PROPERTY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESSBASELESS OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARED BYCLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICEPOLICE COMPLAINTSCOMPLAINTS (COLUMN(COLUMN 22 ARREST ORARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONAEXCEPTIONA UNDER 18UNDER 18 ABANDONED, OR UNFOUNDED AND 3) (INCLUDE3) (INCLUDE L MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALL Y ATTEMPTS)ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS)ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

A. SingleSi ngl e Occupancy Residential:Residential: $ HousHouses, es, Townhouses,Townhouses, DuplDupl exes, exes, etet c. c. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses (Page(Page 71)71) 8.8. ArsonArson InIn columncolumn numbernumber 8,8, recordrecord thethe estimatedestimated dollardollar valuevalue ofof propertyproperty damagedamage resultingresulting fromfrom arsons.arsons.

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES OFFENSES UNFOUNDEDUNFOUNDED NUMBER OFNUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OFNUMBER OF OFFENSESOFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OR I.E.I.E. FALSEFALSE OROR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARANCES WHERE PROPERTY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESS OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICEPOLICE COMPLAINTS (COLUMN(COLUMN 22 ARREST ORARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONAEXCEPTIONA UNDER 18 ABANDONED, OR UNFOUNDED AND 3) (INCLUDE3) (INCLUDE L MEANSL MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALL Y ATTEMPTS)ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

A. Single Occupancy Residential:Residential: $ Houses,Houses, Townhouses,Townhouses, DuplDupl exes, exes, etc.etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses 8.8. ArsonArson JustJust asas inin thethe ReturnReturn A,A, thosethose offensesoffenses whichwhich havehave subcategoriessubcategories (structural,(structural, mobile)mobile) recordrecord thethe offenseoffense countcount inin thethe farthermostfarthermost pointpoint onon thethe leftleft handhand sideside ofof thethe columncolumn forfor eacheach subcategorysubcategory type.type.

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES OFFENSESOFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF OFFENSESOFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OR I.E.I .E. FALSEFALSE OROR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARANCES WHERE PROPERTY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESS OFFENSES CLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICEPOLICE COMPLAINTS (COLUMN(COLUMN 22 ARREST ORARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONA UNDER 18 ABANDONED, OR UNFOUNDED AND 3) (INCLUDE3) (INCLUDE L MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALL Y ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS)ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

I.I. OtherOt her MobileMobile Property:Propert y: TraiTrai lers, lers, RecRec reat reat ional ional VehicVehic les, les, 1 1 1 $ 85,000 Airplanes,Airplanes, Boats,Boats, etc.etc. TOTAL MOBILMOBILE E 1 1 1 $ 85,000 WORKBOOK ARSON PAGES 71 TO 78 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 7171 8.8. ArsonArson AsAs thethe resultresult ofof fire,fire, severalseveral condominiumscondominiums werewere destroyeddestroyed oror damaged.damaged. InvestigationInvestigation revealerevealedd anan arsonistarsonist hadhad ignitedignited aa firefire inin oneone condominium;condominium; hohowever,wever, thethe firefire spreadspread toto severalseveral adjacentadjacent buildings,buildings, cacausingusing $400,000$400,000 totaltotal damage.damage. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OFOF OFFENOFFENSES OFFENSES UNFOUNDEDUN NDED NUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OF OFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OROR II.E. .E. FALSEFALSE OROR ACTUAL OFFENSES CLEARANCESCLEARANCES WHERE PROPERTY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESS OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICEPOLICE COMPLAINTS (C(COL UMN 2 ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNUNINHABITEDINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONAEXCEPTIONA UNDER 18 ABANDONED,, OROR UNFOUNDED ANDAND 3) ((IN INCLUDE L MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALLY ATTEMATTEMPTS)PTS) ATTEMPTS)ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

A. Single Occupancy Residential: 1 1 $400,000 Houses,Hous es, Townhouses,Townhouses, DuplDupl exes, exes, etet c. c. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 7272

8.8. ArsonArson TheThe policepolice andand firefire investigatorsinvestigators determineddetermined aa firefire waswas deliberatelydeliberately setset inin aa single-fasingle-familymily homehome valuedvalued atat $165,000.$165,000. RescueRescue workersworkers assistedassisted inin helpinghelping thethe familyfamily escape;escape; however,however, aa child,child, agedaged 8,8, dieddied atat thethe scenescene fromfrom smokesmoke inhalation.inhalation. NoNo arrestarrest werewere mamade.de. (One(One offenseoffense ofof arson,arson, oneone offenseoffense ofof criminalcriminal homicide,homicide, notnot cleared.)cleared.)

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES OFFENSESOFFENSES UNFOUNDEDUNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OFNUMBER OF OFFENSESOFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OR II .E. .E. FALSEFALSE OROR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARANCES WHEREWHERE PROPERTY DAMAGE KNOWN TOKNOWN TO BASELESS OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARED BYCLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICEPOLICE COMPLAINTS (COLUMN(COLUMN 22 ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONAEXCEPTIONA UNDER 18UNDER 18 ABANDONED, OR UNFOUNDED 3) (INCLUDE L MEANSL MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALL Y AND ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS)ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

A. Single Occupancy Residential;Resi dential; Houses, Townhouses, Duplexes, 1 1 $ 165,000 et c. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 72A72A -- ContinuedContinued

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF AA OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY CLEARANCES EE (INCLUDE " UNFOUNDED" BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR INVOLVING ONLY NN AND ATTEMPTS) COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT MEANS UNDER 18 RR (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE YY

8.8. ArsonArson AA firefire waswas reportedreported atat thethe locallocal collegecollege dormitory.dormitory. TenTen studentsstudents werewere killedkilled asas aa directdirect resultresult ofof thethe flamesflames andand asphyxiation.asphyxiation. TwoTwo moremore studentsstudents dieddied fromfrom internalinternal injuriesinjuries receivedreceived whenwhen theythey attemptedattempted toto jumpjump toto safety.safety. SixSix peoplepeople werewere hospitalizedhospitalized withwith second-andsecond-and third-degreethird-degree burns.burns. FinalFinal investigationinvestigation revealedrevealed thatthat tennistennis ballsballs soakedsoaked inin alcoholalcohol hadhad beenbeen ignitedignited againstagainst aa dormitorydormitory doordoor asas aa prank.prank. NoNo arrestsarrests werewere made.made. InvestigatorsInvestigators estimatedestimated thethe damagesdamages atat $1.5$1.5 million.million. (One(One offenseoffense ofof arson,arson, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared;cleared; 1212 offensesoffenses ofof criminalcriminal homicide,homicide, 1212 offensesoffenses notnot cleared.)cleared.) DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 7373 8.8. ArsonArson

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OFOF OFFENOFFENSES OFFENSES UNFOUNDEDUN NDED NUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OF OFFENSESOFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OROR I.E.I .E. FALSEFALSE OROR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARANCESCLEARANCES WHERE PROPERTPROPERTYY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESSBASELESS OFFENSES CLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURESSTR ES POLICE COMPLAINTS (C(COLOLUM UMN 2 ARREST ORARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONALEXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 ABANDONED, OR UNFOUNDED ANDAND 3) (IN( INCLUDE MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALLYORMALL Y ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS) IN USEIN USE

B. Other ResiResidential: dent i al : Apar t mentents, s, TenemTenements,ents, Flats,Flats, 1 1 $1,500,000 Hotels, Motels, Inns, Dormitories, Boarding Houses, etc. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 73A73A -- ContinuedContinued

MurderMurder andand NonnegligentNonnegligent 1.1. CriminalCriminal HomicideHomicide ManslaughterManslaughter

1 DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES TT OFFENSES REPORTED UNFOUNDED I.E., NUMBER OF ACTUAL TOTAL OFFENSES NUMBER OF AA OR KNOWN TO POLICE FALSE OR OFFENSES (COLUMN 2 CLEARED BY CLEARANCES EE (INCLUDE " UNFOUNDED" BASELESS MINUS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR INVOLVING ONLY NN AND ATTEMPTS) COMPLAINTS (INCLUDE ATTEMPTS) EXCEPTIONAL PERSONS TT MEANS UNDER 18 RR (INCLUDES COL. 6) YEARS OF AGE YY

1. CRIMINAL HOMICIDE a. MURDER AND NONNEGLI GENT HOMICIDE (score attempts as aggr avated assaul t) If homicide r epor ted, submi t Suppl emental Homi ci de Repor t 11 1 2 1 2 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 7474 8.8. ArsonArson ThreeThree individualsindividuals brokebroke intointo aa warehouse.warehouse. WhileWhile inside,inside, theythey sprayspray paintedpainted thethe walls.walls. TheyThey locatedlocated thethe nightnight watchmanwatchman andand kickedkicked himhim intointo unconsciousness.unconsciousness. TheThe watchmanwatchman sustainedsustained severalseveral brokenbroken ribs.ribs. PriorPrior toto leaving,leaving, thethe vandalsvandals sloshedsloshed gasolinegasoline aroundaround thethe premises.premises. TheThe policepolice arrivedarrived onon thethe scenescene andand apprehendedapprehended twotwo ofof thethe threethree suspectssuspects asas theythey werewere attemptingattempting toto igniteignite thethe gasoline.gasoline. InvestigatorsInvestigators estimatedestimated thethe damagedamage atat $4,000.$4,000. (One(One offenseoffense ofof arson,arson, oneone offenseoffense ofof aggravatedaggravated assault,assault, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrest.)arrest.)

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OFOF OFFENOFFENSES OFFENSES UNFOUNDEDUN NDED NUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OF OFFENSESOFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OROR I.E.I .E. FALSEFALSE OROR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARANCESCLEARANCES WHERE PROPERTY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESSBASELESS OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARED BYCLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICE COMPLAINTS (C(COLOLUM UMN 2 ARREST ORARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITEDINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONAEXCEPTIONA UNDER 18 ABANDONED,, OROR UNFOUNDED ANDAND 3) (IN( INCLUDE L MEANSL MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALLY ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

C StorageStorage Barns, Garages, Warehouses, 1 1 1 $4,000 et c. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 74A74A -- ContinuedContinued 4.4. AssaultAssault DD 2 3 4 5 6 AA TT OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF AA REPORTED OR I.E. FALSE OR ACTUAL OFFENSES OFFENSES CLEARANCES KNOWN TO BASELESS (COLUMN 2 MINUS CLEARED BY INVOLVING EE NN POLICE COMPLAINTS COLUMN 3) ARREST OR ONLY PERSONS TT ( I NCLUDE (INCLUDE EXCEPTIONAL UNDER 18 RR UNFOUNDED ATTEMPTS) MEANS YEARS OF AGE YY AND ATTEMPTS)

4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 1 1 1

a. Firearm 41

b. Knife or cutting instrument 42

c. Other Dangerous Weapon 43

d. Strong-Arm (Hands Fists, Feet, 44 etc. 1 1 1

e. Other Assaults - Simple - Not Aggravated 45 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 7575

8.8. ArsonArson SomeoneSomeone threwthrew aa firebombfirebomb atat aa parkedparked vehicle;vehicle; thethe devicedevice missedmissed thethe carcar andand burnedburned harmlesslyharmlessly inin thethe street.street. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENSES OFFENSESOFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OFNUMBER OF OFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OR II .E. .E. FALSEFALSE OROR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARANCES WHEREWHERE PROPERTY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESSBASELESS OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICEPOLICE COMPLAINTS (COLUMN(COLUMN 22 ARREST ORARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONA UNDER 18UNDER 18 ABANDONED, OR UNFOUNDED AND 3) (INCLUDE L MEANSL MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALL Y ATTEMPTS)ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS)ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

H. Motor Vehi cl es: Automobiles, Trucks, Buses, Motorcycles, etc. UCR Defi ni ti on 1 1 $ 0 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 7676

8.8. ArsonArson TheThe ownerowner ofof anan airplaneairplane willfullywillfully burnedburned itit toto collectcollect thethe insuranceinsurance money.money. TheThe firefire alsoalso damageddamaged thethe plane’splane’s hangar;hangar; thethe estimatedestimated totaltotal lossloss waswas $450,000.$450,000. TheThe ownerowner fledfled thethe areaarea andand cocoulduld notnot bebe found.found. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OFOF OFFENOFFENSES OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OF OFFENSESOFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OROR I .E. FALSEFALSE ORI.E. OR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARANCESCLEARANCES WHERE PROPERTY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESSBASELESS OFFENSESOFFENSES CLEARED BYCLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICEPOLICE COMPLAINTS (C(COL UMN 2 ARREST ORARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITEDINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONAEXCEPTIONA UNDER 18 ABANDONED,, OROR UNFOUNDED ANDAND 3) ((IN INCLUDE L MEANSL MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALLY ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

I. Other Mobile Property: Trailer s, Recreational Vehi cl es, Ai r pl anes, Boat s, 1 1 $ 450,000 et c. DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 7777

8.8. ArsonArson AA 16-year-old16-year-old boy,boy, whosewhose momotivetive waswas revenge,revenge, burnedburned thethe timbertimber belongingbelonging toto aa locallocal rancher,rancher, causingcausing $200,000$200,000 damage.damage. TheThe policepolice arrestedarrested thethe juvenile.juvenile. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense clearedcleared byby arrestarrest ofof aa personperson underunder ageage 18.)18.)

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OFOF OFFENOFFENSES OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OF OFFENSESOFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OROR I .E. FALSEFALSE ORI.E. OR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSES CLEARANCES WHERE PROPERTPROPERTYY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESSBASELESS OFFENSES CLEARED BYCLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICEPOLICE COMPLAINTS (C(COL UMN 2 ARREST ORARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITEDINHABITED (INCLU(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONAEXCEPTIONA UNDER 18 ABANDONED,, OROR UNFOUNDED ANDAND 3) ((IN INCLUDE L MEANSL MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALLY ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

J. TOTAL OTHER Crops, Timber, Fences, Signs, etc. 1 1 1 1 $ 200,000 DefinitionsDefinitions -- PartPart II OffensesOffenses WorkbookWorkbook PagePage 7878

8.8. ArsonArson TheThe policepolice andand firefire officialsofficials respondedresponded toto aa reportreport ofof aa car,car, valuedvalued atat $15,000,$15,000, burningburning parkedparked alongalong anan interstateinterstate highway.highway. AsAs twotwo firefightersfirefighters approachedapproached thethe car,car, itit exploded,exploded, killingkilling thethe twotwo firefighters.firefighters. DebrisDebris fromfrom thethe explosionexplosion struckstruck aa policepolice officerofficer causingcausing aa lacerationlaceration thatthat requiredrequired stitches.stitches. InvestigationInvestigation determineddetermined thatthat anan incendiaryincendiary devicedevice causedcaused thethe fire.fire. (One(One offense,offense, oneone offenseoffense notnot cleared.)cleared.)

11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 CLASSIFICATION OFOF OFFENOFFENSES OFFENSES UNFOUNDED NUMBER OF TOTALTOTAL NUMBER OF OFFENSESOFFENSES ESTIMATED VALUE OF REPORTED OROR I .E. FALSEFALSE ORI.E. OR ACTUALACTUAL OFFENSES CLEARANCESCLEARANCES WHERE PROPERTPROPERTYY DAMAGE KNOWN TO BASELESSBASELESS OFFENSES CLEARED BYCLEARED BY INVOLVINGINVOLVING STRUCTURES POLICEPOLICE COMPLAINTS (C(COL UMN 2 ARREST ORARREST OR ONLY PERSONS UNINHABITEDINHABITED (INCLUDE(INCLUDE MINUS COLUMN EXCEPTIONAEXCEPTIONA UNDER 18 ABANDONED,, OROR UNFOUNDED ANDAND 3) ((IN INCLUDE L MEANSL MEANS YEARS OF AGE NOT NORMALLY ATTEMPTS) ATTEMPTS) ININ USEUSE

H. Motor Vehicles: Automobiles, Trucks, Buses, Motorcycles, etc. 1 1 $ 15,000 UCR Definition This Return A - Monthly Return of Offenses Known to the Police, represents the classifying and scoring of all problems found in Chapterp ortin I g Handbook, 2004. II, Scoring Offenses, of the Uniform Crime Re 23456 Of f enses report ed Unf ounded, i.e. Number of act ual Tot al of f enses Number of clearance CLASSIFICATIONS OF OFFENSES or known t o police f alse or baseless Of f enses (column 2 cleared by arrest or involving only (Include "unf ounded" complaint s minus Column 3) except ional means persons under 18 and at t empt s) (Include at t empt s) (Include column 6) years of age 1. CRIM INAL HOM ICIDE a M ur d er an d N onneg li gen t H om i c id e ( score a tt emp t s as aggrava t e d assau lt) if h om i c id e repor t e d . Submit Supplementary Ho mici d e Report . 11 28 2 26 7 b M anslaughter by Negligence 12 2 221 2. FORCIBLE RAPE TOTAL 20 772 a Rape by Force 21 55 1 b At tempt s t o commit Forcible Rape 22 22 1 3. ROBBERY TOTAL 30 13 13 6 1 a Firearm 31 6 641 b Knif e or Cut ting Inst rument 32 22 1 c Ot her Dangerous Weapons 33 33 1 d Strong-arm (Hands, Fist s, Feet, Et c.) 34 22 4. ASSAULT TOTAL 40 39 39 37 8 a Firearm 41 22 2 b Knif e or Cut ting Inst rument 42 5 543 c Ot her Dangerous Weapons 43 11 11 11 4 d Hands, Fist s, Feet, Etc. - Aggravat ed injury 44 88 8 e Ot her Assaults - Simple, Not Aggravated 45 13 13 12 1 5. BURGLARY TOTAL 50 26 26 1 1 a Forcible Ent ry 51 21 21 b Unlawf ul Ent ry - No Force 52 4 411 c At t empt ed Forcible Ent ry 53 11 6. LARCENY - THEFT TOTAL 60 (Except Motor Vehicle Theft) 6 631 7. M OTOR VEHICLE THEFT TOTAL 70 9 922 a Autos 71 4 411 b Trucks and Buses 72 2 211 c Ot her Vehicles 73 33 GRAND TOTAL 77 130 2 128 60 14 CHECKING ANY OF THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS BELOW WILL ELIM INATE YOUR NEED TO SUB M IT REPORTS WHEN DO NOT USE THIS SPAC THE VALUES ARE ZERO. THIS WILL ALSO AID THE NATIONAL PROGRAM IN ITS QUALITY CONTROL EFFORTS. INITIALS NO SUPPLEM ENTARY HOM ICIDE REPORT NO JUVENILE (UNDER 18) ASR REPORT RECORDED

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M ont h and Year of Report Agency Ident if ier Populat ion

Date

Prepared B y Tit le

Agency and St at e Chief, Commissioner, Sheriff, or Superint endent MONTHLY RETURN OF ARSON OFFENSES KNOWN TO LAW ENFORCEMENT

This report is authorized by law Title 28, Section 534, United States Code, and the enactment of the fiscal year 1979, Department of Justice Authorization Bill S. 3151. While you are not required to respond, your cooperation in using this form to report all i ncidents of arson w hich become know n to your department during the month w ill assist the FBI in compiling comprehensive, accurate data o n a timely basis. Instructions appear on reverse side. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Of f enses Reported Unfounded, i.e. Number of Total Of f enses Cleared Number of Of f enses Where Estimate d Value of or Know n to Police False or Baseless Actual Of f enses by Arrest or Clearances Structures Property Damage PROPERTY CLA SSIFICA TION (Include Unfounded) Complaints (Column 2 Minus Exceptional Means Involving Only Uninhabited, and attempts ) Column 3) (Include Column 6) Persons Under Abandoned, or not (Include Attempts ) 18 Years of Age Normally in Use A. Single Occupancy Residential: Houses, Tow nhouses, Duplexes, etc. 22 $565,000.00 B. Other Residential: Apartments, Tenements, Flats, Hotels, M otels, $1,500,000.00 S Inns, Dormitories, Boarding Houses, etc. 11 T C. Storage: R Barns, Garages, Warehouses, etc. 111 $4,000.00 U D. Industrial/Manufacturing: $ C T E. Other Commercial: $ U Stores, Restaurants, Offices, etc. R F. Community/Public: $ A Churches, Jails, Schools, Colleges, Hospitals, etc. L G. All Other Structure: $ Out Buildings, Monuments, Buildings Under Construction, etc. TOTAL STRUCTURE 441 $2,069,000.00 M H. Motor Vehicles: O Automobiles, Trucks, Buses, Motorcycles, etc. B UCR Definition 22 $15,000.00 I I. Other Mobile Property: L Trailers, Recreational Vehicles, Airplanes, Boats, etc. 11 $450,000.00 E TOTAL MOBILE 33 $465,000.00 J. TOTAL OTHER Crops, Timber, Fences, Signs, etc. 11 11 $200,000.00 GRAND TOTAL 8821$2,734,000.00 Agency Identifier ______Month______DO NOT WRITE HERE Recorded Agency ______State______Edited Entered Prepared by______Adjusted ______Corres . Chief, Commissioner, Sheriff, or Superintendent