Table 10

CALIFORNIA
Offenses Known to Law Enforcement
by State by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2006
[The data shown in this table do not reflect county totals but are the number of offenses reported by the sheriff's office or county police department.]

Metropolitan/Nonmetropolitan	County	Violent crime	Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter	Forcible rape	Robbery	Aggravated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny-theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson¹
Metropolitan Counties	Alameda	545	3	25	280	237	3,152	635	1,510	1,007	40
	Butte	154	6	18	22	108	1,699	727	950	22	75
	Contra Costa	587	13	26	195	353	3,486	1,115	2,342	29	17
	El Dorado	410	3	23	23	361	2,127	694	1,411	22	10
	Fresno	612	10	35	152	415	6,659	1,631	3,873	1,155	304
	Imperial	136	2	5	7	122	1,092	471	580	41	32
	Kern	1,915	32	110	378	1,395	11,715	3,226	6,743	1,746	253
	Kings	131	1	13	14	103	596	180	409	7	5
	Los Angeles	7,290	135	222	2,008	4,925	20,127	4,890	9,042	6,195	374
	Madera	315	2	21	30	262	1,581	672	888	21	1
	Marin	179	1	10	52	116	999	284	714	1	12
	Merced	500	6	36	40	418	1,905	896	992	17	12
	Monterey	239	6	19	60	154	1,737	568	1,144	25	18
	Napa	50	1	9	3	37	451	169	276	6	2
	Orange	244	2	12	46	184	1,542	361	974	207	19
	Placer	234	2	28	24	180	2,040	684	1,321	35	12
	Riverside	2,101	34	119	409	1,539	15,952	3,835	8,395	3,722	71
	Sacramento	4,857	37	251	1,640	2,929	25,051	7,368	15,486	2,197	238
	San Benito	41	0	2	4	35	282	143	129	10	1
	San Bernardino	1,076	36	89	181	770	6,400	1,950	2,896	1,554	108
	San Diego	1,403	20	93	279	1,011	8,548	2,297	4,215	2,036	61
	San Joaquin	995	17	29	188	761	5,409	1,564	3,649	196	14
	San Luis Obispo	201	1	26	17	157	1,413	433	975	5	15
	San Mateo	224	1	24	38	161	1,688	230	1,206	252	5
	Santa Barbara	192	0	25	18	149	1,636	515	1,118	3	18
	Santa Clara	372	4	18	32	318	2,455	517	1,516	422	7
	Santa Cruz	298	7	33	25	233	2,596	830	1,750	16	25
	Shasta	221	6	19	12	184	920	373	449	98	14
	Solano	144	0	8	12	124	457	243	200	14	23
	Sonoma	591	2	43	48	498	1,931	739	1,172	20	24
	Stanislaus	847	10	30	98	709	4,416	1,463	2,436	517	231
	Sutter	164	2	9	14	139	973	376	520	77	9
	Tulare²	460	20	34	67	339		1,196	2,067		613
	Ventura	209	6	13	29	161	1,303	370	814	119	29
	Yolo	39	2	3	5	29	355	130	212	13	13
	Yuba	193	3	18	37	135	1,252	610	628	14	16
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Alpine	13	0	2	0	11	83	22	61	0	0
	Amador	63	1	14	5	43	472	223	246	3	2
	Calaveras	45	1	10	10	24	740	334	400	6	4
	Colusa	41	0	9	1	31	297	91	193	13	6
	Del Norte	54	0	15	2	37	244	130	111	3	4
	Glenn	13	1	2	1	9	149	73	70	6	2
	Humboldt	117	3	16	20	78	1,007	322	664	21	10
	Inyo	59	0	2	0	57	151	11	139	1	2
	Lake	231	4	12	17	198	790	385	400	5	12
	Lassen	35	0	5	0	30	142	55	84	3	4
	Mariposa	49	1	6	1	41	318	100	218	0	3
	Mendocino	324	5	18	23	278	662	275	381	6	14
	Modoc	33	0	4	1	28	96	40	54	2	0
	Mono	14	0	1	0	13	90	27	62	1	0
	Nevada	152	2	9	8	133	630	208	406	16	3
	Plumas	36	0	3	1	32	487	196	289	2	3
	Sierra	10	0	2	1	7	53	15	37	1	0
	Siskiyou	59	0	11	2	46	264	95	164	5	11
	Tehama	247	2	3	6	236	439	245	194	0	18
	Trinity	23	0	4	4	15	108	77	30	1	2
	Tuolumne	123	0	10	12	101	811	377	422	12	6

¹ The FBI does not publish arson data unless it receives data from either the agency or the state for all 12 months of the calendar year.
² The motor vehicle thefts for this county are collected by the Tulare County Highway Patrol. These data can be found in Table 11.

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