Table 4

Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement
by State by City 100,000 and over in Population
Nebraska—Ohio, 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
NEBRASKA	LINCOLN	2005	237,710	1,364	4	112	225	1,023	12,703	1,893	10,388	422	20
	LINCOLN	2006	240,511	1,256	5	100	162	989	12,237	1,922	9,884	431	4
	OMAHA	2005	412,128	2,327	31	199	682	1,415	22,056	3,164	15,079	3,813	138
	OMAHA	2006	416,770	2,505	33	187	848	1,437	21,787	3,172	15,172	3,443
NEVADA	HENDERSON³	2005	232,536	433	10	40	133	250	6,654	1,556	3,645	1,453	98
	HENDERSON³	2006	239,906		5	63		285	6,673	1,599	3,613	1,461	88
	LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT	2005	1,281,698	9,530	145	616	3,494	5,275	62,013	14,368	27,695	19,950	441
	LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT	2006	1,315,625	12,931	152	718	5,381	6,680	61,405	14,913	26,815	19,677	391
	NORTH LAS VEGAS	2005	164,190	1,356	20	56	408	872	7,581	1,866	3,249	2,466	42
	NORTH LAS VEGAS	2006	182,540	1,695	22	57	584	1,032	8,617	2,523	3,456	2,638	58
	RENO	2005	204,749	1,518	8	110	421	979	10,989	1,916	7,547	1,526
	RENO	2006	210,354	1,478	23	100	523	832	10,797	2,105	7,061	1,631	37
NEW HAMPSHIRE	MANCHESTER³	2005	110,188		4		140	91	3,518	693	2,570	255	68
NEW HAMPSHIRE	MANCHESTER³	2006	110,106	313	4	44	157	108	3,454	781	2,423	250	66
NEW JERSEY	EDISON TOWNSHIP	2005	100,361	231	0	6	71	154	2,456	470	1,715	271	18
	EDISON TOWNSHIP	2006	100,575	295	1	15	86	193	2,320	368	1,684	268	12
	ELIZABETH	2005	124,997	823	17	18	541	247	4,996	647	2,903	1,446	5
	ELIZABETH	2006	125,905	894	17	35	536	306	4,774	682	2,860	1,232	11
	JERSEY CITY	2005	239,603	3,136	38	43	1,642	1,413	8,729	2,216	4,658	1,855	73
	JERSEY CITY	2006	239,794	2,890	22	60	1,553	1,255	7,590	1,670	4,425	1,495	96
	NEWARK	2005	281,063	2,821	97	83	1,250	1,391	12,720	2,056	4,974	5,690	179
	NEWARK	2006	280,877	2,839	105	87	1,288	1,359	11,456	1,982	4,377	5,097	166
	PATERSON	2005	151,200	1,444	20	32	588	804	4,433	1,413	2,107	913	13
	PATERSON	2006	149,957	1,672	15	37	808	812	4,360	1,361	1,994	1,005	17
	WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP	2005	100,998	303	2	17	81	203	2,809	347	2,168	294	19
	WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP	2006	100,655	260	0	17	80	163	2,804	415	2,113	276	15
NEW MEXICO	ALBUQUERQUE	2005	490,631	4,670	53	285	1,150	3,182	30,243	5,744	20,703	3,796	60
NEW MEXICO	ALBUQUERQUE	2006	500,955	4,550	34	286	1,171	3,059	31,757	6,352	19,890	5,515	61
NEW YORK	AMHERST TOWN	2005	111,178	102	1	7	43	51	1,915	196	1,681	38	5
	AMHERST TOWN	2006	112,284	122	2	11	31	78	1,882	277	1,571	34
	BUFFALO	2005	283,269	3,938	56	184	1,667	2,031	16,730	4,240	10,089	2,401	368
	BUFFALO	2006	280,494	3,957	74	174	1,708	2,001	15,436	4,447	8,864	2,125
	NEW YORK	2005	8,115,690	54,623	539	1,412	24,722	27,950	162,509	23,210	120,918	18,381
	NEW YORK	2006	8,165,001	52,086	596	1,071	23,511	26,908	153,436	22,137	115,363	15,936
	ROCHESTER	2005	212,785	2,189	53	100	1,026	1,010	13,828	2,758	8,826	2,244	265
	ROCHESTER	2006	211,656	2,666	49	92	1,332	1,193	12,999	2,673	7,913	2,413	239
	SYRACUSE	2005	143,306	1,570	19	73	554	924	6,486	1,867	3,639	980	53
	SYRACUSE	2006	142,062	1,515	12	66	534	903	6,677	1,904	4,037	736
	YONKERS	2005	197,408	970	9	21	518	422	3,406	641	2,277	488	34
	YONKERS	2006	196,951	978	8	31	498	441	3,502	651	2,400	451
NORTH CAROLINA	CARY	2005	102,949	135	2	13	50	70	1,963	432	1,428	103	14
	CARY	2006	108,563	131	0	14	42	75	2,189	554	1,520	115	11
	CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG	2005	677,122	7,933	85	323	3,649	3,876	46,589	12,783	26,708	7,098	317
	CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG	2006	699,398	7,536	84	349	3,207	3,896	48,886	13,582	28,154	7,150	347
	DURHAM⁴	2005	205,080	1,477	35	89	627	726	12,037	3,157	7,944	936	43
	DURHAM⁴	2006	208,932	1,948	14	98	971	865	11,842	3,095	7,596	1,151	47
	FAYETTEVILLE	2005	127,323	1,152	14	47	429	662	10,551	2,531	7,234	786	46
	FAYETTEVILLE	2006	132,521	1,303	15	63	511	714	13,094	3,518	8,548	1,028	49
	GREENSBORO	2005	235,393	1,941	30	85	787	1,039	14,360	3,954	9,198	1,208	163
	GREENSBORO	2006	236,591	2,057	30	86	899	1,042	14,301	4,123	8,982	1,196	109
	RALEIGH	2005	332,084	2,050	19	88	762	1,181	12,528	3,040	8,480	1,008	78
	RALEIGH	2006	348,345	2,230	19	104	782	1,325	12,650	2,978	8,666	1,006	71
	WINSTON-SALEM	2005	194,708	1,639	16	118	608	897	12,118	4,016	7,146	956	29
	WINSTON-SALEM	2006	197,621	1,657	20	147	670	820	13,479	4,289	8,128	1,062	10
OHIO	CINCINNATI	2005	314,292	3,738	79	329	2,320	1,010	22,492	5,439	14,094	2,959	240
	CINCINNATI	2006	309,104	3,766	89	291	2,339	1,047	22,107	6,009	13,523	2,575	270
	CLEVELAND	2005	458,885	6,430	110	488	3,744	2,088	28,717	8,632	13,273	6,812	505
	CLEVELAND	2006	452,759	7,004	75	445	4,288	2,196	28,220	9,650	12,036	6,534	502
	COLUMBUS	2005	730,329	6,203	103	557	3,810	1,733	54,909	14,714	32,181	8,014	465
	COLUMBUS	2006	731,547	5,929	85	586	3,646	1,612	52,098	14,816	30,882	6,400	559
	DAYTON	2005	160,363	1,538	32	142	851	513	11,490	3,234	6,045	2,211	143
	DAYTON	2006	159,067	1,721	37	120	810	754	11,759	3,525	6,037	2,197	168

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 It was determined that the agency did not follow Program guidelines for reporting this offense. Consequently, this figure is not included in this table and has been excluded from all report tabulations.
⁴ Because of changes in the agency's reporting practices, figures are not comparable to previous years' data.

Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December 2006

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

Release Date: June 2007