Table 4

Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement
by State by City 100,000 and over in Population
Oklahoma—Wisconsin, 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
OKLAHOMA	NORMAN	2005	101,620	229	0	34	40	155	3,213	654	2,299	260	10
	NORMAN	2006	102,617	211	5	38	50	118	3,582	881	2,415	286	5
	OKLAHOMA CITY	2005	531,688	4,538	54	358	1,193	2,933	42,145	8,925	28,635	4,585	180
	OKLAHOMA CITY	2006	536,016	4,301	55	327	1,179	2,740	34,292	9,304	20,169	4,819	201
	TULSA	2005	386,414	4,995	58	303	1,096	3,538	25,169	6,592	14,847	3,730	308
	TULSA	2006	385,834	4,816	53	289	997	3,477	24,011	6,315	14,523	3,173	271
OREGON	EUGENE	2005	144,526	328	5	54	119	150	9,902	1,603	6,639	1,660	72
	EUGENE	2006	146,885	370	3	44	155	168	8,113	1,561	5,386	1,166	54
	PORTLAND	2005	540,389	3,858	20	325	1,137	2,376	37,645	6,121	25,794	5,730	375
	PORTLAND	2006	542,174	3,872	20	293	1,297	2,262	31,996	5,485	22,033	4,478	408
	SALEM	2005	148,009	713	3	53	135	522	8,986	1,174	6,768	1,044	32
	SALEM	2006	151,190	691	9	74	128	480	8,260	1,070	6,360	830	54
PENNSYLVANIA	ALLENTOWN	2005	106,933	863	21	45	512	285	5,771	1,393	3,905	473	56
	ALLENTOWN	2006	107,087	1,081	16	42	684	339	6,059	1,433	4,131	495	35
	ERIE	2005	104,120	472	6	75	200	191	2,867	632	2,129	106	35
	ERIE	2006	102,703	554	2	69	275	208	2,987	740	2,106	141	38
	PHILADELPHIA	2005	1,472,915	21,609	377	1,024	10,069	10,139	60,419	10,960	38,039	11,420
	PHILADELPHIA	2006	1,464,576	22,883	406	960	10,971	10,546	62,612	11,542	39,413	11,657
	PITTSBURGH	2005	330,780	3,385	63	117	1,617	1,588	15,628	3,018	10,337	2,273	55
	PITTSBURGH	2006	324,604	3,473	56	102	1,722	1,593	15,236	3,713	9,658	1,865	70
RHODE ISLAND	PROVIDENCE³	2005	177,392		20		424	657	9,124	1,835	5,025	2,264
RHODE ISLAND	PROVIDENCE³	2006	175,452	972	11	52	379	530	8,585	1,746	5,106	1,733	3
SOUTH CAROLINA	CHARLESTON	2005	106,307	1,010	12	52	291	655	4,765	811	3,471	483	11
	CHARLESTON	2006	108,371	960	23	44	245	648	4,338	708	3,102	528	17
	COLUMBIA	2005	117,911	1,317	15	55	381	866	7,712	1,335	5,534	843	26
	COLUMBIA	2006	118,909	1,286	7	57	381	841	7,071	1,274	5,133	664	25
TENNESSEE	CHATTANOOGA	2005	156,480	1,782	22	121	452	1,187	12,710	2,200	9,450	1,060	24
	CHATTANOOGA	2006	156,730	1,926	17	115	531	1,263	12,219	2,268	8,833	1,118	10
	CLARKSVILLE	2005	110,117	887	6	54	138	689	4,166	1,083	2,827	256	25
	CLARKSVILLE	2006	114,314	1,021	6	49	195	771	4,227	1,344	2,601	282	21
	KNOXVILLE	2005	179,989	1,742	24	98	551	1,069	11,188	2,483	7,480	1,225	137
	KNOXVILLE	2006	182,421	1,890	18	91	538	1,243	10,935	2,278	7,563	1,094	112
	MEMPHIS	2005	678,988	12,637	138	401	4,466	7,632	56,842	15,859	32,677	8,306	225
	MEMPHIS	2006	680,828	13,536	147	423	5,309	7,657	56,840	16,439	33,685	6,716	246
	NASHVILLE	2005	557,034	8,982	95	344	2,440	6,103	35,795	6,448	25,899	3,448	135
	NASHVILLE	2006	560,813	8,561	82	314	2,425	5,740	32,625	6,370	23,234	3,021	125
TEXAS	ABILENE	2005	116,695	576	5	78	146	347	5,504	1,521	3,685	298	24
	ABILENE	2006	118,009	554	5	67	107	375	5,045	1,282	3,460	303	33
	AMARILLO	2005	183,765	1,537	10	88	347	1,092	11,848	2,549	8,244	1,055	62
	AMARILLO	2006	188,208	1,623	5	98	401	1,119	11,083	2,412	7,619	1,052	93
	ARLINGTON	2005	365,380	2,369	24	178	768	1,399	20,403	3,984	14,609	1,810	52
	ARLINGTON	2006	373,086	2,728	14	192	890	1,632	19,666	4,042	13,905	1,719	42
	AUSTIN	2005	693,019	3,393	26	312	1,182	1,873	41,668	7,285	31,835	2,548	115
	AUSTIN	2006	709,813	3,547	20	282	1,336	1,909	41,364	7,291	31,610	2,463	88
	BEAUMONT	2005	114,141	1,130	11	97	337	685	8,320	2,057	5,735	528	47
	BEAUMONT	2006	114,967	1,155	10	75	344	726	6,962	1,887	4,525	550	33
	BROWNSVILLE	2005	163,877	903	4	53	128	718	8,313	1,236	6,647	430	8
	BROWNSVILLE	2006	172,239	867	5	46	168	648	8,385	1,377	6,483	525	9
	CARROLLTON	2005	119,761	300	5	12	95	188	4,090	916	2,675	499	29
	CARROLLTON	2006	122,239	229	5	6	87	131	3,782	815	2,489	478	26
	CORPUS CHRISTI	2005	285,821	2,048	8	217	481	1,342	20,133	3,357	15,870	906	112
	CORPUS CHRISTI	2006	291,507	2,070	21	167	468	1,414	19,138	3,005	15,261	872	128
	DALLAS	2005	1,230,303	15,429	202	562	6,882	7,783	88,955	22,363	52,315	14,277	984
	DALLAS	2006	1,248,223	15,058	187	665	6,914	7,292	85,592	21,653	50,009	13,930	1,058
	EL PASO⁴	2005	601,839	2,621	14	301	448	1,858	19,767	2,156	15,005	2,606	161
	EL PASO⁴	2006	615,553	2,402	13	283	502	1,604	20,301	2,191	14,608	3,502	93
	FORT WORTH⁴	2005	613,261	3,920	60	311	1,379	2,170	37,210	8,684	24,811	3,715	283
	FORT WORTH⁴	2006	641,752	4,209	49	247	1,417	2,496	36,473	8,998	24,128	3,347	233
	GARLAND	2005	220,748	655	7	41	239	368	8,206	2,011	5,445	750	37
	GARLAND	2006	222,477	576	3	50	223	300	7,884	1,889	5,278	717	41
	GRAND PRAIRIE	2005	142,628	449	9	56	170	214	7,468	1,439	4,979	1,050	24
	GRAND PRAIRIE	2006	148,427	490	3	69	156	262	7,479	1,591	4,844	1,044	25
	HOUSTON	2005	2,045,732	23,987	334	872	11,128	11,653	120,425	27,541	72,476	20,408	1,262
	HOUSTON	2006	2,073,729	24,250	377	854	11,371	11,648	121,053	26,869	73,091	21,093	1,121
	IRVING	2005	197,747	910	2	66	270	572	9,548	1,730	6,658	1,160	61
	IRVING	2006	199,137	850	3	48	264	535	9,644	1,674	6,728	1,242	36
	KILLEEN	2005	98,538	806	8	85	224	489	5,862	2,071	3,644	147	34
	KILLEEN	2006	103,073	787	8	81	246	452	5,471	2,121	3,108	242	44
	LAREDO	2005	206,555	1,054	18	64	246	726	12,462	1,552	9,953	957	117
	LAREDO	2006	214,670	1,198	22	96	266	814	12,511	1,643	9,661	1,207	115
	LUBBOCK	2005	211,271	2,222	11	105	309	1,797	12,786	2,697	9,312	777	77
	LUBBOCK	2006	215,681	2,169	13	98	367	1,691	12,373	3,070	8,610	693	52
	MCALLEN	2005	122,729	421	8	34	129	250	8,187	734	6,877	576	19
	MCALLEN	2006	127,125	383	4	28	123	228	6,926	637	5,820	469	23
	MESQUITE	2005	131,844	530	7	15	169	339	5,510	837	3,964	709
	MESQUITE	2006	133,583	496	5	10	171	310	5,374	926	3,743	705	46
	MIDLAND	2005	99,695	408	1	80	50	277	3,765	779	2,808	178	9
	MIDLAND	2006	102,039	373	5	58	76	234	3,712	861	2,619	232	12
	PASADENA	2005	146,546	632	5	51	146	430	4,914	1,063	3,397	454	50
	PASADENA	2006	147,929	620	7	49	171	393	4,848	1,017	3,395	436	33
	PLANO	2005	249,448	730	2	55	120	553	8,696	1,362	6,732	602	29
	PLANO	2006	257,183	743	4	42	154	543	8,618	1,394	6,642	582	69
	RICHARDSON	2005	100,896	261	2	13	97	149	3,480	766	2,437	277	6
	RICHARDSON	2006	101,998	234	3	11	98	122	3,118	685	2,121	312	12
	SAN ANTONIO	2005	1,256,584	8,007	86	593	2,154	5,174	80,987	14,365	60,649	5,973	424
	SAN ANTONIO	2006	1,292,116	7,977	119	514	2,321	5,023	78,621	14,629	57,377	6,615	484
	WACO	2005	120,036	895	12	60	257	566	8,845	2,413	5,740	692	41
	WACO	2006	123,879	952	9	72	257	614	7,512	2,188	4,869	455	28
	WICHITA FALLS	2005	102,589	733	6	43	239	445	7,641	1,703	5,386	552	115
	WICHITA FALLS	2006	102,675	491	9	27	169	286	6,285	1,291	4,574	420	64
UTAH	PROVO	2005	102,983	193	3	62	20	108	3,373	692	2,472	209	12
	PROVO	2006	117,156	169	2	38	24	105	2,859	541	2,121	197	19
	SALT LAKE CITY	2005	184,627	1,301	9	76	419	797	15,977	2,187	11,697	2,093	60
	SALT LAKE CITY	2006	183,901	1,492	8	95	505	884	15,397	2,244	11,116	2,037	58
	WEST VALLEY	2005	116,477	522	10	92	93	327	7,111	1,037	5,257	817	28
	WEST VALLEY	2006	116,992	472	3	69	113	287	5,776	877	4,040	859	31
VIRGINIA	ALEXANDRIA	2005	130,056	467	4	22	199	242	3,486	364	2,643	479	11
	ALEXANDRIA	2006	136,686	448	7	27	206	208	3,192	380	2,437	375	7
	CHESAPEAKE	2005	217,823	1,117	14	51	298	754	7,872	1,427	5,906	539	26
	CHESAPEAKE	2006	221,150	961	7	60	278	616	6,887	1,344	5,082	461	30
	HAMPTON	2005	148,057	592	11	47	274	260	5,398	888	3,948	562	50
	HAMPTON	2006	147,030	570	11	52	269	238	4,859	767	3,592	500	37
	NEWPORT NEWS	2005	184,538	1,435	15	105	542	773	8,233	1,475	5,902	856	74
	NEWPORT NEWS	2006	181,692	1,421	19	108	473	821	7,569	1,661	5,151	757	87
	NORFOLK	2005	241,267	1,846	58	99	884	805	13,078	1,771	10,168	1,139	43
	NORFOLK	2006	234,266	1,824	27	95	942	760	11,542	1,577	8,947	1,018	76
	PORTSMOUTH	2005	100,724	904	22	44	365	473	5,184	1,052	3,722	410	15
	PORTSMOUTH	2006	101,167	869	18	36	336	479	5,041	1,100	3,587	354	12
	RICHMOND	2005	195,271	2,412	85	80	1,202	1,045	12,966	2,541	8,214	2,211	84
	RICHMOND	2006	195,708	2,041	76	75	987	903	10,083	2,282	6,347	1,454	70
WASHINGTON	BELLEVUE	2005	118,496	172	2	29	49	92	4,665	595	3,503	567	46
	BELLEVUE	2006	119,150	184	3	42	71	68	4,245	591	3,178	476	33
	SEATTLE	2005	579,215	4,109	25	138	1,607	2,339	43,471	6,761	27,147	9,563	217
	SEATTLE	2006	583,772	4,152	30	129	1,667	2,326	39,532	7,505	23,880	8,147	235
	SPOKANE	2005	199,384	1,120	13	78	286	743	12,170	2,436	7,932	1,802	94
	SPOKANE	2006	200,200	1,197	10	91	392	704	11,804	2,165	7,340	2,299	66
	TACOMA	2005	198,748	2,014	13	120	690	1,191	16,802	3,255	9,989	3,558	101
	TACOMA	2006	199,264	2,076	21	142	680	1,233	16,540	3,276	9,663	3,601	123
	VANCOUVER	2005	157,152	626	8	111	161	346	7,943	1,218	5,573	1,152	25
	VANCOUVER	2006	160,199	598	4	103	139	352	6,527	1,001	4,584	942	54
WISCONSIN	GREEN BAY	2005	101,599	495	5	58	72	360	2,931	605	2,099	227	12
	GREEN BAY	2006	101,574	556	2	48	106	400	2,874	687	1,986	201	31
	MADISON	2005	221,419	839	2	80	329	428	7,737	1,449	5,682	606	65
	MADISON	2006	222,364	958	4	62	436	456	7,583	1,631	5,459	493	109
	MILWAUKEE⁴	2005	586,500	6,027	121	158	2,937	2,811	33,139	4,610	21,845	6,684	238
	MILWAUKEE⁴	2006	581,005	7,696	103	112	3,608	3,873	38,232	5,651	24,343	8,238	320

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