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Beginning in the Calendar Year 2015, Can You Please Provide an Up-To-Date, Month-By-Month Breakdown Of: 1 Beginning in the calendar year 2015, can you please provide an up-to-date, month-by-month breakdown of: 1. The number of crimes, where the offence location is recorded as 'school', for the following offences: -Possess offensive weapon -Possess offensive weapon on school premises -Threaten with offensive weapon on school premises -Possess firearm etc with intent to endanger life -GBH Wounding. -Attempted murder/murder 2. The type of weapon used 3. The age and gender of the offenders and whether they were charged. 4. The name of the school, where possible Please see the attached document. It is important to note that the figures for sharp or bladed implement do not solely refer to knives. They also cover articles with a blade or point. This can include a piece of broken glass or bottle and also includes offences where threats are made to use a knife but no knife is actually seen. West Yorkshire Police takes a victim led approach to crime recording and we have made some good improvements as to how crime is recorded which is reflected in the consistent numbers across the 3 year period The number of people aged under 18 reported to be in possession of articles with a blade or point, or a knife has increased. Since this increase West Yorkshire Police have placed dedicated Safer Schools Officers who work in partnership with secondary schools across the county. As part of their role, Safer Schools Officers speak to young people about the dangers of carrying a knife and the potential consequences. The Force has also recently supported a national campaign around knife crime, which included enforcement activities such as weapon sweeps, test purchase operations and educational visits. West Yorkshire Police are committed to prosecuting anyone found to be possessing or using a knife or firearm. The work of our partners and community based projects is important, as is the vigilance of families who believe one of their relatives may carry weapons. Tackling it requires everyone to work together through a variety of approaches, from school inputs and awareness campaigns, to weapons surrenders which are always successful in taking weapons out of circulation, to actively targeting offenders. Please see the below link to details around weapon surrenders. https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/HandInYourWeapons Offences at schools, 01/01/2015 to 28/02/2019 Notes Figures represent the number of crimes recorded during the period which: - were not subsequently cancelled - had a location qualifier of 'SCHOOL' - was classified as one of the following offences 10A - Possession of firearms with intent 10B - Possession of firearms offences 10C - Possession of other weapons 10D - Possession of article with blade or point 5D - Assault with intent to cause serious harm 8N - Assault with injury Offender details as at 19/03/2019, where: - the offender was linked with a positive outcome (e.g. Charged, Detected, PND, Caution, Community Resolution) - i.e. where it is clear they committed the offence Figures are subject to further investigation, reclassification and cancellation, and may therefore change over time Crime classifications based on Home Office Counting Rules for Recorded Crime https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/counting-rules-for-recorded-crime Period Offence Weapon used Offender gender(s) Offender age(s) Aug-18 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Nov-16 8N - Assault with injury Male 15 Feb-16 10D - Possession of article with blade or point No offender linked No offender linked Apr-17 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Nov-17 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT Male 15 Oct-18 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Nov-15 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Feb-16 8N - Assault with injury NON BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Feb-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Feb-16 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED No offender linked No offender linked Mar-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Mar-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Mar-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Mar-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Mar-16 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT Female 15 Jul-16 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED Male 13 Jan-17 10C - Possession of other weapons BLADED IMPLEMENT Male 13 Jan-18 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Jan-18 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Mar-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Sep-15 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED No offender linked No offender linked Sep-17 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Oct-15 10D - Possession of article with blade or point Male 33 Sep-16 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Oct-18 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Mar-17 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Aug-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Jan-17 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED No offender linked No offender linked Mar-18 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Oct-18 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Sep-17 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Apr-17 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Oct-18 8N - Assault with injury NON BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Mar-17 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT Male 14 Apr-18 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED No offender linked No offender linked Oct-15 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT Male 33 Nov-17 10C - Possession of other weapons Male 11 Oct-18 8N - Assault with injury NON BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Jan-19 10B - Possession of firearms offences FIREARM No offender linked No offender linked Oct-15 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Apr-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Jun-17 8N - Assault with injury UNKNOWN No offender linked No offender linked Aug-18 10D - Possession of article with blade or point Male 32 Sep-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked May-17 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED No offender linked No offender linked May-17 10D - Possession of article with blade or point No offender linked No offender linked Dec-17 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Mar-16 10D - Possession of article with blade or point No offender linked No offender linked Mar-17 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED Male 15 Mar-17 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED No offender linked No offender linked Jan-16 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED Male 16 Feb-16 10D - Possession of article with blade or point Male 44 Jun-18 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Nov-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Jan-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Sep-18 8N - Assault with injury Male 14 Jan-16 10D - Possession of article with blade or point NO WEAPON USED No offender linked No offender linked Nov-17 8N - Assault with injury Male 12 Jun-17 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED No offender linked No offender linked Feb-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Sep-17 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Nov-17 10C - Possession of other weapons BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Jan-19 10C - Possession of other weapons No offender linked No offender linked May-17 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Dec-18 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Jan-17 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Mar-18 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Oct-18 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Jan-17 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Apr-18 10C - Possession of other weapons No offender linked No offender linked May-18 8N - Assault with injury NON BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Apr-18 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED No offender linked No offender linked Nov-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Apr-16 10D - Possession of article with blade or point BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Jul-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Nov-16 8N - Assault with injury NO WEAPON USED Female 13 Mar-17 8N - Assault with injury NON BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked Jan-18 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Mar-18 8N - Assault with injury NON BLADED IMPLEMENT No offender linked No offender linked May-16 8N - Assault with injury No offender linked No offender linked Feb-19 8N - 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