Table 4

Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement
by State by City 100,000 and over in Population
Illinois—Missouri, January-December 2006

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State	City		Population¹	Violent crime	Murder	For- cible rape	Rob- bery	Aggra- vated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny- theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson²
ILLINOIS³	AURORA	2005	167,266		14		176	480	4,832	883	3,642	307	31
	AURORA	2006	169,085		4		178	531	4,936	917	3,734	285	24
	CHICAGO	2005	2,873,441		448		15,964	17,943	131,183	25,314	83,373	22,496	682
	CHICAGO	2006	2,857,796		467		15,863	17,445	129,718	24,153	83,737	21,828	712
	JOLIET	2005	130,026		11		145	309	4,228	745	3,312	171	63
	JOLIET	2006	136,940		14		191	387	4,049	882	3,016	151	51
	NAPERVILLE	2005	140,654		3		25	45	2,472	290	2,108	74	7
	NAPERVILLE	2006	142,340		0		25	75	2,231	185	1,972	74	6
	PEORIA	2005	113,161		14		380	528	7,470	1,839	4,848	783	68
	PEORIA	2006	113,291		17		386	554	6,547	1,590	4,395	562	50
	ROCKFORD⁴	2005	153,048		19		537	764	10,106	2,371	6,758	977
	ROCKFORD⁴	2006	153,738	1,834	19	132	556	1,127	11,247	3,002	7,468	777	25
	SPRINGFIELD	2005	115,187		5		258	1,306	7,345	1,719	5,288	338	51
	SPRINGFIELD	2006	116,290		6		356	1,329	7,747	1,953	5,373	421	58
INDIANA	EVANSVILLE	2005	117,802	478	8	59	176	235	6,008	1,255	4,469	284	72
	EVANSVILLE	2006	116,686	540	6	61	185	288	5,307	1,131	3,933	243	69
	FORT WAYNE⁵	2005	220,561	732	25	84	375	248	10,732	2,233	7,841	658	131
	FORT WAYNE⁵	2006	224,820	708	18	80	404	206	10,767	2,128	7,934	705	126
	GARY	2005	100,065	719	58	70	306	285	5,317	1,599	2,556	1,162
	GARY	2006	99,369	706	48	61	336	261	5,564	1,818	2,680	1,066
	INDIANAPOLIS	2005	800,304	7,948	108	527	3,274	4,039	50,081	11,548	29,541	8,992	374
	INDIANAPOLIS	2006	800,969	7,689	140	549	3,249	3,751	49,599	11,734	28,929	8,936	347
	SOUTH BEND	2005	106,076	794	12	69	348	365	6,612	1,678	4,366	568	87
	SOUTH BEND	2006	105,959	805	14	67	430	294	7,411	1,930	4,895	586	86
IOWA	CEDAR RAPIDS	2005	122,698	419	1	45	121	252	6,433	1,072	5,058	303	18
	CEDAR RAPIDS	2006	123,773	401	6	39	136	220	5,872	1,114	4,460	298	21
	DES MOINES⁴	2005	195,093	1,227	6	110	294	817	13,801	2,631	10,045	1,125	52
	DES MOINES⁴	2006	195,194	1,294	6	56	373	859	13,487	2,212	10,297	978	62
KANSAS	KANSAS CITY	2005	145,491	1,166	37	100	416	613	10,678	1,842	5,924	2,912	60
	KANSAS CITY	2006	145,229	1,248	48	91	439	670	10,281	2,265	5,691	2,325
	OLATHE	2005	108,754	336	1	45	29	261	3,328	249	2,818	261	18
	OLATHE	2006	112,120	288	3	64	33	188	2,451	353	1,863	235
	OVERLAND PARK	2005	163,274	494	2	30	63	399	4,559	488	3,661	410	28
	OVERLAND PARK	2006	165,975	330	0	46	63	221	4,541	584	3,571	386	23
	TOPEKA	2005	122,218	682	7	50	275	350	9,662	1,719	7,244	699	10
	TOPEKA	2006	122,807	669	9	57	310	293	8,748	1,478	6,645	625	11
	WICHITA⁶	2005	355,011
	WICHITA⁶	2006	357,372	3,309	25	235	520	2,529	19,512	3,795	13,744	1,973	156
KENTUCKY	LEXINGTON⁴	2005	268,124	1,476	15	147	575	739	10,308	2,172	7,391	745	22
	LEXINGTON⁴	2006	270,179	1,712	9	128	505	1,070	10,437	2,184	7,550	703	36
	LOUISVILLE METRO	2005	623,735	3,896	55	209	1,822	1,810	27,446	7,146	17,150	3,150	281
	LOUISVILLE METRO	2006	626,018	3,836	50	175	1,738	1,873	29,136	7,587	17,855	3,694	295
LOUISIANA	BATON ROUGE	2005	224,487	2,698	49	83	993	1,573	14,378	3,940	8,949	1,489	183
	BATON ROUGE	2006	210,486	2,954	57	93	1,049	1,755	14,684	4,021	9,209	1,454	223
	LAFAYETTE	2005	112,161	991	8	91	141	751	6,342	1,233	4,691	418	30
	LAFAYETTE	2006	106,189	1,142	10	73	231	828	6,393	1,296	4,566	531	17
	NEW ORLEANS⁶	2005	463,072
	NEW ORLEANS⁶	2006	431,153	2,255	162	87	761	1,245	12,178	4,087	5,228	2,863
	SHREVEPORT	2005	199,021	2,249	39	151	628	1,431	12,878	2,969	8,893	1,016	186
	SHREVEPORT	2006	188,505	2,249	28	140	586	1,495	12,693	2,922	8,508	1,263	166
MARYLAND	BALTIMORE	2005	641,097	11,248	269	162	3,910	6,907	33,241	7,338	19,691	6,212	422
MARYLAND	BALTIMORE	2006	637,556	10,816	276	138	4,229	6,173	32,321	7,608	18,451	6,262	428
MASSACHUSETTS	BOSTON	2005	567,589	7,479	73	268	2,649	4,489	25,205	4,531	15,957	4,717
	BOSTON	2006	562,393	7,533	75	275	2,698	4,485	25,094	4,121	16,897	4,076
	CAMBRIDGE	2005	100,492	494	3	18	239	234	3,309	623	2,396	290
	CAMBRIDGE	2006	100,737	458	2	11	208	237	3,283	684	2,376	223
	LOWELL	2005	103,370	1,009	2	41	213	753	3,295	664	1,942	689
	LOWELL	2006	103,729	920	13	40	213	654	3,352	753	2,073	526
	SPRINGFIELD	2005	151,670	2,692	18	109	772	1,793	8,703	2,141	4,974	1,588	59
	SPRINGFIELD	2006	152,644	2,262	15	115	682	1,450	8,739	2,177	4,956	1,606	74
	WORCESTER	2005	175,479	1,408	6	147	394	861	6,086	1,248	3,680	1,158	12
	WORCESTER	2006	176,956	1,499	6	124	387	982	5,660	1,231	3,444	985	16
MICHIGAN	ANN ARBOR	2005	113,660	357	0	37	102	218	3,388	861	2,289	238	21
	ANN ARBOR	2006	112,989	344	0	32	85	227	2,920	631	2,116	173	22
	DETROIT	2005	900,932	21,274	373	590	6,826	13,485	54,092	15,313	17,403	21,376	937
	DETROIT	2006	884,462	21,425	417	593	7,233	13,182	62,282	18,127	21,274	22,881	859
	FLINT	2005	119,814	2,708	48	105	566	1,989	7,710	2,634	3,492	1,584	188
	FLINT	2006	118,256	3,071	55	143	627	2,246	8,117	3,058	3,538	1,521	186
	GRAND RAPIDS	2005	195,274	1,968	12	68	674	1,214	9,771	2,038	7,056	677	134
	GRAND RAPIDS	2006	193,297	1,862	22	57	684	1,099	9,707	2,394	6,643	670	119
	LANSING	2005	117,036	1,404	9	116	254	1,025	4,752	1,131	3,209	412	43
	LANSING	2006	115,230	1,153	6	105	260	782	4,644	1,249	2,923	472	43
	STERLING HEIGHTS	2005	127,580	282	0	19	46	217	2,840	314	2,287	239	7
	STERLING HEIGHTS	2006	127,715	256	2	17	30	207	3,415	357	2,716	342	22
	WARREN	2005	136,229	865	5	68	223	569	4,705	813	2,253	1,639	37
	WARREN	2006	134,974	842	5	75	241	521	4,882	790	2,288	1,804	41
MINNESOTA³	MINNEAPOLIS	2005	376,277		47		2,584	2,439	22,417	5,535	12,988	3,894	220
	MINNEAPOLIS	2006	375,302		57		3,028	2,836	22,561	5,826	13,110	3,625	232
	ST. PAUL	2005	278,692		24		778	1,421	13,693	3,484	7,761	2,448	153
	ST. PAUL	2006	276,989		17		849	1,403	12,103	3,349	6,616	2,138	182
MISSISSIPPI	JACKSON	2005	180,417	1,225	38	158	612	417	12,008	3,139	6,960	1,909	59
MISSISSIPPI	JACKSON	2006	177,334	1,736	40	160	1,022	514	13,208	3,817	7,534	1,857	65
MISSOURI	INDEPENDENCE	2005	111,905	796	6	45	123	622	8,190	1,304	5,956	930	34
	INDEPENDENCE	2006	111,014	813	2	61	138	612	7,608	1,236	5,538	834	40
	KANSAS CITY	2005	447,915	6,536	126	295	2,000	4,115	34,822	7,429	21,603	5,790	395
	KANSAS CITY	2006	448,218	6,472	112	322	2,044	3,994	31,101	7,399	18,187	5,515
	SPRINGFIELD	2005	151,901	892	5	85	203	599	12,723	1,759	10,060	904	63
	SPRINGFIELD	2006	151,397	1,001	6	82	252	661	13,161	1,972	10,358	831	70
	ST. LOUIS	2005	346,005	8,323	131	276	2,965	4,951	38,245	7,213	22,886	8,146	490
	ST. LOUIS	2006	346,879	8,605	129	337	3,147	4,992	40,751	8,510	23,596	8,645	431

¹ The 2006 population figures are FBI estimates based on provisional data from the U.S. Census Bureau. (See Data Declaration.)
² The FBI does not publish arson data unless it receives 12 months data from either the agency or the state for 2005 and/or 2006.
³ The data collection methodology for the offense of forcible rape used by the Illinois (with the exception of Rockford, IL) and Minnesota state Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Programs do not comply with national UCR guidelines. Consequently, their figures for forcible rape and violent crime (of which forcible rape is a part) are not published in this report.
⁴ Because of changes in the agency's reporting practices, figures are not comparable to previous years' data.
⁵ Due to an annexation of population, figures are not comparable to previous years' data.
⁶ Complete January through December data for 2005 are not available.

Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December 2006

U.S. Department of Justice — Federal Bureau of Investigation

Release Date: June 2007