Table 4

January to June 2009
Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement
by State by City 100,000 and over in population
Montana through Ohio

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State	City		Population¹	Violent crime	Murder	Forcible rape	Robbery	Aggravated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny- theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson²
MONTANA	BILLINGS³	2008	103,196	148	1	15	30	102	2,025	312	1,586	127	11
MONTANA	BILLINGS³	2009		138	0	15	42	81	2,194	331	1,739	124	4
NEBRASKA	LINCOLN	2008	251,550	611	1	53	103	454	4,781	720	3,885	176
	LINCOLN	2009		532	1	74	86	371	4,672	837	3,708	127
	OMAHA	2008	437,238	1,167	22	74	383	688	9,099	1,511	6,202	1,386
	OMAHA	2009		1,174	10	93	424	647	9,146	1,600	6,453	1,093
NEVADA	HENDERSON	2008	256,091	274	2	43	114	115	3,053	812	1,799	442	33
	HENDERSON	2009		292	1	28	147	116	2,585	696	1,526	363	45
	LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT	2008	1,353,175	6,654	54	368	2,395	3,837	26,366	7,242	13,314	5,810	148
	LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT	2009		6,554	55	358	2,361	3,780	24,302	6,511	12,967	4,824	134
	NORTH LAS VEGAS	2008	228,363	757	7	26	250	474	3,673	1,028	1,767	878	15
	NORTH LAS VEGAS	2009		844	12	23	313	496	3,324	967	1,735	622	12
	RENO	2008	218,556	690	8	49	228	405	4,895	902	3,497	496	16
	RENO	2009		732	3	44	198	487	4,324	872	3,054	398	13
NEW HAMPSHIRE	MANCHESTER³	2008	109,083	249	0	31	76	142	1,733	264	1,324	145	38
NEW HAMPSHIRE	MANCHESTER³	2009		272	0	40	84	148	1,772	301	1,395	76	21
NEW JERSEY	ELIZABETH	2008	124,823	463	8	18	312	125	2,708	459	1,586	663	6
	ELIZABETH	2009		599	2	22	349	226	2,520	428	1,584	508	13
	JERSEY CITY	2008	241,588	1,091	16	19	591	465	3,395	812	2,040	543	50
	JERSEY CITY	2009		887	15	24	434	414	2,837	664	1,751	422	23
	NEWARK	2008	279,788	1,220	30	25	583	582	5,185	1,067	2,147	1,971	56
	NEWARK	2009		1,294	35	41	640	578	4,269	881	1,859	1,529	40
	PATERSON	2008	145,542	733	8	11	384	330	2,266	737	1,011	518	8
	PATERSON	2009		594	3	11	306	274	1,815	554	932	329	2
NEW YORK	AMHERST TOWN	2008	110,351	72	0	2	16	54	879	98	752	29	0
	AMHERST TOWN	2009		63	1	3	26	33	1,077	98	955	24	2
	BUFFALO	2008	270,289	1,722	18	80	728	896	7,535	1,906	4,645	984	48
	BUFFALO	2009		1,845	23	80	723	1,019	6,664	1,831	4,061	772	45
	NEW YORK	2008	8,345,075	23,556	252	484	10,205	12,615	70,369	9,051	55,636	5,682
	NEW YORK	2009		21,672	204	403	8,611	12,454	66,016	8,142	52,872	5,002
	ROCHESTER	2008	205,341	1,067	16	49	492	510	4,981	1,209	3,153	619	95
	ROCHESTER	2009		893	12	52	377	452	4,847	1,123	3,261	463	73
	SYRACUSE	2008	138,211	666	8	34	196	428	2,930	896	1,754	280	33
	SYRACUSE	2009		669	6	38	170	455	2,627	739	1,719	169	19
	YONKERS	2008	199,615	438	4	26	204	204	1,444	291	994	159	21
	YONKERS	2009		479	2	23	222	232	1,447	278	993	176	21
NORTH CAROLINA	CARY	2008	125,277	64	1	6	28	29	1,205	262	913	30	7
	CARY	2009		66	0	8	26	32	1,007	236	729	42	6
	CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG	2008	758,769	3,535	41	140	1,442	1,912	25,160	6,017	16,301	2,842	164
	CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG	2009		2,726	25	144	1,104	1,453	19,611	4,909	12,912	1,790	143
	FAYETTEVILLE	2008	171,457	730	8	32	303	387	6,190	1,777	3,986	427	22
	FAYETTEVILLE	2009		719	9	53	229	428	6,300	1,923	3,982	395	19
	GREENSBORO	2008	249,561	1,088	10	61	426	591	7,621	2,465	4,640	516	50
	GREENSBORO	2009		962	11	41	453	457	7,389	2,247	4,717	425	50
	HIGH POINT	2008	102,298	348	7	18	158	165	3,025	999	1,829	197	19
	HIGH POINT	2009		337	1	15	139	182	2,579	749	1,716	114	12
	RALEIGH	2008	388,661	1,129	18	43	517	551	6,253	1,448	4,295	510	36
	RALEIGH	2009		942	8	50	387	497	6,596	1,476	4,721	399	34
	WILMINGTON	2008	100,944	388	8	25	157	198	2,463	611	1,548	304	7
	WILMINGTON	2009		373	0	26	134	213	2,917	763	1,921	233	15
	WINSTON-SALEM	2008	226,460	1,038	6	45	371	616	7,585	2,415	4,592	578	73
	WINSTON-SALEM	2009		856	9	54	277	516	6,553	2,134	4,038	381
OHIO	AKRON	2008	206,845	887	8	79	385	415	5,018	1,674	2,888	456	50
	AKRON	2009		887	5	98	307	477	4,628	1,552	2,620	456	47
	CINCINNATI	2008	332,608	1,884	27	143	1,045	669	9,386	2,816	5,798	772	58
	CINCINNATI	2009		1,996	28	112	1,131	725	9,249	2,675	5,799	775	73
	CLEVELAND	2008	433,452	2,882	24	217	1,715	926	11,785	4,164	5,123	2,498	266
	CLEVELAND	2009		2,825	46	185	1,700	894	10,970	3,989	5,091	1,890	203
	COLUMBUS	2008	751,887	2,673	40	320	1,597	716	22,623	6,710	13,394	2,519	218
	COLUMBUS	2009		2,592	38	283	1,663	608	23,372	6,805	14,490	2,077	246
	DAYTON	2008	154,218	792	20	61	349	362	4,567	1,488	2,506	573	70
	DAYTON	2009		732	20	37	337	338	3,899	1,271	2,291	337	83
	TOLEDO⁴	2008	317,401	1,684	7	69	619	989	8,943	2,896	5,298	749	188
	TOLEDO⁴	2009		1,575	14	72	585	904		3,281		641	242

¹The 2008 population figures are FBI estimates based on provisional data from the U.S. Census Bureau. (See Data Declaration.)
²The FBI does not publish arson data unless it receives data from either the agency or the state for all 6 months for 2008 and/or 2009.
³Because of changes in the state/local agency's reporting practices, figures are not comparable to previous years' data.
⁴The FBI determined that the agency did not follow national Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program guidelines for reporting an offense. Consequently, this figure is not included in this table and has been excluded from all Report tabulations.