Table 4

Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement
by State by City 100,000 and over in Population
Illinois—Missouri, January-June 2006

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State	City		Population¹	Violent crime	Murder	For- cible rape	Rob- bery	Aggravated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny- theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson²
ILLINOIS⁵	AURORA	2005	167,266		4		70	222	2,333	400	1,797	136	12
	AURORA	2006			1		82	232	2,229	438	1,668	123	12
	CHICAGO	2005	2,873,441		210		7,032	8,959	61,404	11,475	39,129	10,800	330
	CHICAGO	2006			201		7,269	8,571	61,814	11,191	39,322	11,301	363
	JOLIET	2005	130,026		6		53	160	1,965	303	1,581	81	27
	JOLIET	2006			7		64	167	1,641	288	1,289	64	17
	NAPERVILLE	2005	140,654		0		10	21	1,185	161	989	35	4
	NAPERVILLE	2006			0		13	35	1,068	87	950	31	4
	PEORIA	2005	113,161		10		160	243	3,546	790	2,374	382	42
	PEORIA	2006			7		174	305	3,165	756	2,112	297	17
	ROCKFORD	2005	153,048		11		246	374	4,724	1,049	3,213	462
	ROCKFORD	2006			10		263	494	5,025	1,262	3,395	368
	SPRINGFIELD	2005	115,187		4		134	648	3,363	818	2,401	144	22
	SPRINGFIELD	2006			5		135	645	3,477	830	2,461	186	21
INDIANA	EVANSVILLE	2005	117,802	262	4	35	100	123	2,910	632	2,144	134	26
	EVANSVILLE	2006		253	3	30	88	132	2,468	512	1,835	121	35
	FORT WAYNE	2005	220,561	351	13	36	182	120	4,950	1,000	3,646	304	45
	FORT WAYNE	2006		351	11	44	189	107	4,961	1,032	3,591	338	48
	GARY	2005	100,065	346	26	39	132	149	2,353	623	1,158	572
	GARY	2006		324	26	35	130	133	2,489	758	1,234	497
	INDIANAPOLIS	2005	800,304	3,566	44	249	1,337	1,936	22,452	4,807	13,816	3,829	175
	INDIANAPOLIS	2006		3,843	68	275	1,654	1,846	24,484	5,412	14,622	4,450	159
	SOUTH BEND	2005	106,076	384	5	34	144	201	2,990	711	2,040	239	34
	SOUTH BEND	2006		349	5	41	177	126	3,656	1,009	2,343	304	38
IOWA	CEDAR RAPIDS	2005	122,698	196	1	23	52	120	3,164	526	2,486	152	4
	CEDAR RAPIDS	2006		209	3	23	58	125	2,689	486	2,058	145	9
	DES MOINES⁶	2005	195,093	592	4	70	135	383	6,333	1,120	4,661	552	20
	DES MOINES⁶	2006			1		194	428	6,467	1,012	5,031	424	28
KANSAS	KANSAS CITY⁴	2005	145,491
	KANSAS CITY⁴	2006		582	15	51	189	327	4,917	1,064	2,719	1,134
	OLATHE⁴	2005	108,754
	OLATHE⁴	2006		145	2	37	17	89	1,385	181	1,097	107	22
	OVERLAND PARK⁴	2005	163,274
	OVERLAND PARK⁴	2006		194	0	35	29	130	2,234	242	1,794	198	10
	TOPEKA⁴	2005	122,218
	TOPEKA⁴	2006		322	3	18	149	152	4,220	699	3,218	303	8
	WICHITA	2005	355,011	1,323	7	92	258	966	9,612	1,802	6,878	932	76
	WICHITA	2006		1,602	10	100	237	1,255	9,278	1,696	6,719	863	77
KENTUCKY	LEXINGTON	2005	268,124	743	11	71	319	342	4,963	977	3,621	365	12
	LEXINGTON	2006		784	3	50	232	499	5,122	1,069	3,736	317	14
	LOUISVILLE METRO	2005	623,735	1,865	28	109	894	834	12,488	3,260	7,727	1,501	125
	LOUISVILLE METRO	2006		1,878	28	88	811	951	13,868	3,509	8,593	1,766	149
LOUISIANA	BATON ROUGE	2005	224,487	1,323	25	37	485	776	7,199	1,977	4,530	692	92
	BATON ROUGE	2006		1,477	21	52	497	907	7,397	1,980	4,602	815	101
	LAFAYETTE	2005	112,161	461	5	46	68	342	3,259	676	2,395	188	16
	LAFAYETTE	2006		667	5	79	154	429	3,949	791	2,810	348	10
	NEW ORLEANS	2005	463,072	2,086	134	89	756	1,107	10,612	2,277	5,823	2,512	66
	NEW ORLEANS	2006		955	56	49	276	574	5,635	1,897	2,266	1,472
	SHREVEPORT	2005	199,021	1,103	21	80	279	723	6,159	1,409	4,259	491	90
	SHREVEPORT	2006		1,123	15	72	259	777	6,075	1,301	4,189	585	84
MARYLAND	BALTIMORE	2005	641,097	5,539	137	79	1,825	3,498	15,727	3,230	9,632	2,865	220
MARYLAND	BALTIMORE	2006		5,539	133	77	2,072	3,257	16,156	3,536	9,698	2,922	227
MASSACHUSETTS	BOSTON	2005	567,589	3,384	29	130	1,220	2,005	11,616	2,201	7,288	2,127
	BOSTON	2006		3,744	37	124	1,302	2,281	11,887	1,914	8,066	1,907
	CAMBRIDGE	2005	100,492	221	1	10	115	95	1,507	307	1,065	135
	CAMBRIDGE	2006		182	2	4	91	85	1,448	277	1,063	108
	LOWELL	2005	103,370	487	1	19	103	364	1,469	287	827	355
	LOWELL	2006		454	6	27	90	331	1,657	358	1,028	271
	SPRINGFIELD	2005	151,670	1,320	8	60	326	926	4,292	956	2,439	897	27
	SPRINGFIELD	2006		1,227	8	63	331	825	4,055	968	2,317	770	37
	WORCESTER	2005	175,479	668	4	68	191	405	2,932	581	1,806	545	6
	WORCESTER	2006		680	0	64	174	442	2,639	569	1,590	480	7
MICHIGAN	ANN ARBOR	2005	113,660	160	0	19	43	98	1,636	388	1,134	114	10
	ANN ARBOR	2006		150	0	20	35	95	1,375	273	1,025	77	13
	DETROIT	2005	900,932	10,306	169	290	3,020	6,827	26,470	6,918	9,007	10,545	575
	DETROIT	2006		10,593	186	349	3,418	6,640	29,861	8,216	9,732	11,913	419
	FLINT	2005	119,814	1,242	14	61	254	913	3,571	1,128	1,674	769	57
	FLINT	2006		1,519	30	73	279	1,137	3,953	1,303	1,806	844	90
	GRAND RAPIDS	2005	195,274	916	6	35	276	599	4,430	868	3,300	262	56
	GRAND RAPIDS	2006		837	6	21	329	481	3,923	917	2,734	272	46
	LANSING	2005	117,036	672	2	54	109	507	2,142	463	1,503	176	22
	LANSING	2006		649	1	53	146	449	2,039	485	1,349	205	24
	STERLING HEIGHTS	2005	127,580	152	0	12	22	118	1,277	132	1,049	96	3
	STERLING HEIGHTS	2006		118	1	14	18	85	1,672	171	1,322	179	12
	WARREN⁶	2005	136,229	416	0	32	105	279		302	997		21
	WARREN⁶	2006		380	0	33	102	245		381	1,039		22
MINNESOTA	MINNEAPOLIS	2005	376,277	2,341	30	183	1,057	1,071	9,729	2,387	5,608	1,734	90
	MINNEAPOLIS	2006		3,119	31	241	1,441	1,406	10,903	2,675	6,328	1,900	113
	ST. PAUL	2005	278,692	1,226	13	125	346	742	6,101	1,543	3,515	1,043
	ST. PAUL	2006		1,175	10	108	410	647	6,053	1,710	3,280	1,063
MISSISSIPPI	JACKSON	2005	180,417	625	15	84	305	221	5,842	1,499	3,387	956	38
MISSISSIPPI	JACKSON	2006		787	20	69	433	265	6,751	1,838	3,940	973	41
MISSOURI	INDEPENDENCE	2005	111,905	370	2	21	53	294	3,766	633	2,747	386	18
	INDEPENDENCE	2006		407	1	29	65	312	3,704	495	2,859	350	23
	KANSAS CITY	2005	447,915	3,225	56	150	861	2,158	16,709	3,383	10,613	2,713	186
	KANSAS CITY	2006		3,154	37	155	941	2,021	15,239	3,288	9,509	2,442	190
	SPRINGFIELD	2005	151,901	414	5	37	90	282	5,693	763	4,548	382	27
	SPRINGFIELD	2006		462	5	38	106	313	6,120	942	4,824	354	35
	ST. LOUIS	2005	346,005	3,736	60	108	1,269	2,299	19,055	3,327	11,664	4,064	245
	ST. LOUIS	2006		4,119	56	179	1,416	2,468	18,761	3,863	11,263	3,635	201

¹The 2005 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 6 months data from either the agency or the state for 2005 and/or 2006.
³The population for the city of Mobile, Alabama, includes 55,864 inhabitants from the jurisdiction of the Mobile County Sheriff's Department.
⁴Complete January through June data for 2005 are not available.
⁵The data collection methodology for the offense of forcible rape used by the state Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program administered by the Illinois State Police does not comply with national UCR guidelines. Consequently, their figures for forcible rape and violent crime (of which forcible rape is a part) are not published in this report.
⁶The FBI 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.
⁷Because of changes in the state/local agency's reporting practices, figures are not comparable to previous years' data.

Preliminary Semiannual Uniform Crime Report, January-June 2006

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

Release Date: December 2006