Table 10

CALIFORNIA
Offenses Known to Law Enforcement
by State by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2007
[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 Counties	County	Violent crime	Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter	Forcible rape	Robbery	Aggravated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny- theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson¹
Metropolitan Counties	Alameda	683	6	27	293	357	2,864	676	1,275	913	33
	Butte	217	5	21	34	157	1,502	565	920	17	50
	Contra Costa	666	11	42	218	395	3,503	1,147	2,336	20	35
	El Dorado	236	3	20	24	189	2,034	652	1,350	32	20
	Fresno	618	17	33	149	419	6,497	1,705	3,812	980
	Imperial	106	0	10	11	85	945	301	616	28	6
	Kern	1,918	28	92	400	1,398	11,001	3,118	6,352	1,531	286
	Kings	113	4	6	22	81	460	186	262	12
	Los Angeles	7,784	127	218	2,185	5,254	20,516	5,293	9,516	5,707	455
	Madera	310	1	13	18	278	1,282	505	764	13	2
	Marin	130	1	3	26	100	822	233	586	3
	Merced	451	8	26	40	377	2,240	820	1,406	14	17
	Monterey	219	7	20	64	128	1,952	599	1,317	36	14
	Napa	79	0	10	4	65	562	194	362	6	6
	Orange	178	1	9	33	135	1,481	296	1,023	162	25
	Placer	255	2	26	28	199	1,997	634	1,329	34	19
	Riverside	2,243	32	112	461	1,638	14,935	3,829	8,226	2,880	61
	Sacramento	3,231	40	172	1,251	1,768	14,912	4,695	9,928	289	111
	San Benito	57	1	6	0	50	327	135	179	13	9
	San Bernardino	1,286	24	69	194	999	6,569	2,178	2,990	1,401	114
	San Diego	1,699	13	99	296	1,291	7,564	2,055	3,625	1,884	58
	San Joaquin	1,081	12	30	234	805	5,269	1,751	3,334	184	26
	San Luis Obispo	239	0	29	16	194	1,356	449	897	10	7
	San Mateo	238	3	9	37	189	1,598	214	1,122	262	4
	Santa Barbara	193	2	35	23	133	1,602	486	1,108	8	6
	Santa Clara	321	3	31	36	251	1,757	430	1,078	249	5
	Santa Cruz	256	4	21	33	198	2,396	710	1,674	12	29
	Shasta	349	10	31	23	285	968	369	547	52	20
	Solano	186	2	8	27	149	518	261	244	13	23
	Sonoma	524	2	44	37	441	1,726	705	997	24	22
	Stanislaus	779	12	36	120	611	3,826	1,738	1,634	454	253
	Sutter	124	0	6	8	110	938	357	521	60	12
	Tulare²	488	10	36	97	345		783	2,038
	Ventura	184	1	13	24	146	1,303	317	891	95	19
	Yolo	30	3	1	7	19	389	145	223	21	10
	Yuba	222	0	17	37	168	1,138	513	606	19	20
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Alpine	15	1	1	0	13	74	15	59	0	0
	Amador	104	0	17	8	79	457	160	290	7	0
	Calaveras	48	0	18	9	21	633	254	374	5	3
	Colusa	34	0	2	0	32	310	82	219	9	0
	Del Norte	57	0	21	3	33	225	104	120	1	3
	Glenn	9	2	0	1	6	133	56	73	4	1
	Humboldt	136	1	17	17	101	894	246	626	22	4
	Inyo	104	0	2	0	102	132	5	126	1	2
	Lake	147	3	9	13	122	754	334	411	9	18
	Lassen	36	0	7	2	27	117	50	67	0	3
	Mariposa	31	0	6	1	24	306	101	205	0	0
	Mendocino	319	4	15	34	266	716	318	393	5	13
	Modoc	19	0	2	0	17	104	43	61	0	1
	Mono	14	0	4	0	10	93	40	51	2	0
	Nevada	132	1	7	7	117	597	224	370	3	1
	Plumas³		1	14	6		405	164	235	6
	Sierra	15	0	0	0	15	69	28	37	4	0
	Siskiyou	50	0	6	0	44	217	86	128	3	9
	Tehama	192	0	5	4	183	416	234	182	0	20
	Trinity	21	2	0	5	14	112	69	42	1	0
	Tuolumne	108	1	13	12	82	875	423	449	3	7

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.
³ The FBI determined that the agency's data were overreported. Consequently, affected data are not included in this table.

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