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Home My WebLink AboutCrime Trends pptIowa City Crime Trends and Responses Crimes Reported Annual Comparisons Iowa Comparisons ICPD Response ,V# 4j s � • 125 shootings so far, more than 2014's total • 20 shooting arrests so far 2016 Shots fired calls down slightly from 2015 Quad City Times - Dec. 27, 2016 Davenport police have responded to 150 confirmed reports of shots fired since Jan_ 1, down from 168 in 2015, according to data obtained by the Quad -City Times_ SIOUX CITY POLICE CONFIRM THIRD DRIVE-BY SHOOTING Sioux City Journal - July 0, 2015 Three drive-by shootings reported Tuesday Des Moines Register- Dec. 2, 2015 Des Moines police responded to three reports of gunshots that hit houses and cars on the city's east side_ it's more evidence of an apparent uptick in gun violence since the city's suffered five deaths during three separate shootings in the past 10 days_ 21 Des Moines homicides most since 1990 Des Moines Regis . - If 2015 seemed like a particularly violent and deadly year for Des Moines, it's because it was. Gun violence drops in Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Gazette -January 22, 2017 Despite the brutal start, Cedar Rapids In 2016 saw Its first drop of shots -fired incidents In three years. Overall, there were 86 such incidents last year, a 14 percent decrease from 201 Us total of 100. Importantly, homicides also were down in 2016: four compared with six in 2015 and eight in 2014. Trio of Cedar Rapids shootings remain under investigation City has seen 64 shots fired incidents so far this year Cedar Rapids Gazette — Oct. 23, 2017 Police said when the victim approached Rarey about his insult, Rarey pulled a knife and stabbed the man twice in the abdomen_ The man was hospitalized for several days due to his Injuries, police said Rarey admitted to the stabbing. hours on homicide. attempted murder There have been three homicide investigations this year From 2010 to 2016. there were two homicides investigated by Iowa City police_ The last time three homicide investigations took place In the same year was 2006. There also have been four attempted murder investigations this year, up from only one in 2016. 2014 WAS A DEADLY YEAR FOR WATERLOO WatedO0lCedar Falls Courier — March 22, 2015 Crime numbers released by the Waterloo Police Department show 2014 had the highest number of slayings in 20 years with six people the victim of homicide. UPDATE: One dead, one injured in Cedar Falls shooting Waterloo/Cedar Falls Courier — Nov. 11, 2017 Alex Michael Bullerman, 18, of Waterloo, died at a single gunshot wound after he was found behind an apartment building at 2303 Olive St.. according to Cedar Fall police. A short time later, 18 -year-old Dylan James Gehl also of Waterloo, arrived at a hospital by private vehicle with a single gunshot wound to his lower right leg. • ICPD enters data on all criminal offenses into a records management system (RMS) • Annually report that data to the National Incident -Based Reporting System (NIBRS) • NIBRS collects serious crime data from local, state, and federal agencies • Group A crimes: serious crimes such as murder, robbery, sex offenses, burglary, theft, etc • NIBRS does not collect less serious crimes, but ICPD does • Group B: disorderly conduct, OWI, curfew, etc Aggrav �4A n 124 128 133 115 104 All Other Lameny 440 317 257 408 458 Arson 3 7 5 3 1 Assisting or Promoting Prostilution 10 0 0 0 0 Brihary 0 0 0 0 1 Burg larylBmaking &Entering 420 357 282 398 299 CounterfeNFomery 104 109 135 86 120 Credit Cardl Fraud 67 101 40 66 128 CurtewlLoitedngNagrancy Violations a a 0 4 3 DestmctionlDamage'Vandalism of Property 581 542 506 488 628 DruglNarcotic Violations 423 543 422 354 424 Drug Equipment Violations 207 254 206 191 174 Embezzlement 24 15 25 20 17 ExtortionlBlackmail 1 3 5 1 6 False Pretensesl5windle 202 221 258 171 187 Forcible Fondling 28 37 32 28 27 Forcible Rape 55 39 41 52 54 Forcible Sodomy 5 6 0 3 4 Impersonation 1 6 2 231' 94 Intimidation 74 47 88 61 50 Kidnapping/Abduction 7 6 6 5 7 Motor Vehicle Theft 74 95 87 B3 95 MurdedNon-Neglgent Manslaughter 1 0 1 0 0 Negligent Manslaughter 1 0 0 0 0 Peeping Tom 0 0 0 2 3 Pick Pocketing 6 11 15 8 9 PomographylCbscene Material 4 0 7 3 4 Prostitution 4 1 0 1 13 Purse Snatching 1 0 0 1 3 Robbery 41 62 58 34 46 Sex Assault With Object 0 3 0 2 1 Sex Offenses -Non -forcible Incest 0 0 0 1 0 Shoplifting 415 403 389 359 229 Simple Assault 497 543 564 553 646 Statutory Rape 1 1 1 1 2 Stolen Properly Offenses 9 15 17 7 11 ThefflMotor Vehicle Parts 42 60 61 34 30 Thefr from Building 406 483 518 348 288 TheN from Coin Operated Machine 4 7 3 4 4 TheN from Mortar Vehicle 172 229 237 357 200 Weapons Law Violation 25 26 31 20 24 Welfare Fraud 0 0 0 1 1 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Year YTD 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 2012 City Wide Select Offenses- Persons 133 126 174 Z 31 115 34 104 46 24 2a 0 1 ' 0 0 2013 2014 2015 2016 ■ Weapons ■Agg Assault ■ Robbery ■Murtder 86 40 53 2017(12/12 * 2016 - Full calendar year unless noted * * 2017 - Year to date 12-10-17 unless noted Statistics compiled by Dubuque PD Confirmed Shots Fired Murders 20116* 2017** 2016* 2017** Davenport 152 146 6 12 Cedar Rapids 77 67 4 4 Waterloo 99 84 3 5 Dubuque 26 19 1 1 Iowa City 24 24 4 4 Ames 3 3 1 1 * 2016 - Full calendar year unless noted * * 2017 - Year to date 12-10-17 unless noted Statistics compiled by Dubuque PD Crime Comparisons in Iowa sorted by violent crime (2016 FBI) IOWA Offenses Known to Law Enforcement by ON, 2016 Murder and Rape Motor Violent nonnegligent (revised Aggravated Property Larceny_ - veldcle City Population crane manslaughter def"bon)` Robbery assault crane Burglary theft theft Arson Des Moines 211.501 1.497 13 140 318 1.026 8.881 1.944 5.920 1._017 44 Davenport 103:118 750 7 88 155 500 5,001 1,155 3,436 410 8 Waterloo 68.470 507 3 56 61 387 2.120 614 1.368 138 24 Cedar Rapids 131:181 387 4 67 100 216 5,019 995 3,670 354 19 Sioux City 82.819 365 1 40 59 265 3.247 592 2.363 292 13 Dubuque 59:026 210 1 52 26 131 1,832 408 1,349 75 12 197 1.551 Iowa City 75:527 0 39 43 l 15 294 1.169 88 1 150 3__862 Council Bluffs 62.642 4 27 55 64 387 3043 432 16 West Des Moines 61.631 149 1 24 19 l05 1.513 147 1.296 70 7 Ames 66333 107 1 39 15 52 1 077 164 867 46 1 700 600 500 420 400 300 200 100 6 City Wide Select Offenses- Property F` 2012 53, 357 542 m 282 229 ■ 237 398 357 48s 294 266 2013 2014 2615 2616 ■Burg Wry ■Theft From MV ■Vandal¢m 335 iN 2017(12J12) p Residential C•� ' Nday Rd Mall t 7th gy Waterworks Prairie Park Jv 19 / Park Rd The University C�. kbine Golf Course p of Iowa Ic ity Kinnick Stadium Q- N .p Vie'.rase Ave p p unu lien lop t p Business `w O RahfEt� p Vehicle Crime Mapping at www.icgov.org o \ 4farm,n Truk Blvd a ry `yb 5[n•`B a Hickory Hi!! 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