Table 4

Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement
by State by City 100,000 and over in Population
Oklahoma—Wisconsin, 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
OKLAHOMA	NORMAN	2005	101,620	117	0	16	22	79	1,504	301	1,101	102	9
	NORMAN	2006		102	3	13	24	62	1,755	398	1,199	158	1
	OKLAHOMA CITY	2005	531,688	2,211	31	172	542	1,466	21,468	3,990	15,381	2,097	76
	OKLAHOMA CITY	2006		2,206	23	165	587	1,431	16,836	4,416	9,946	2,474	115
	TULSA	2005	386,414	2,289	27	152	488	1,622	12,077	3,202	7,150	1,725	139
	TULSA	2006		2,434	34	137	485	1,778	11,857	3,064	7,201	1,592	150
OREGON	EUGENE	2005	144,526	197	0	36	61	100	4,917	799	3,391	727	42
	EUGENE	2006		131	2	10	61	58	3,805	611	2,511	683	15
	PORTLAND	2005	540,389	1,856	11	166	549	1,130	18,897	3,098	13,105	2,694	158
	PORTLAND	2006		1,867	13	138	591	1,125	15,260	2,467	10,748	2,045	170
	SALEM	2005	148,009	357	1	27	67	262	4,310	525	3,249	536	20
	SALEM	2006		334	3	35	80	216	4,115	530	3,228	357	19
PENNSYLVANIA	ALLENTOWN	2005	106,933	337	10	25	163	139	2,702	641	1,810	251	26
	ALLENTOWN	2006		542	6	25	335	176	2,940	680	2,023	237	14
	ERIE	2005	104,120	239	2	41	88	108	1,411	279	1,070	62	20
	ERIE	2006		239	1	37	97	104	1,274	282	928	64	18
	PHILADELPHIA	2005	1,472,915	10,108	176	500	4,532	4,900	28,171	4,904	17,910	5,357
	PHILADELPHIA	2006		10,885	185	465	5,041	5,194	28,635	5,271	18,134	5,230
	PITTSBURGH	2005	330,780	1,727	26	66	809	826	7,414	1,382	5,024	1,008	18
	PITTSBURGH	2006		1,692	20	50	844	778	7,382	1,656	4,738	988	32
RHODE ISLAND	PROVIDENCE⁶	2005	177,392		10		193	303	5,034	895	2,956	1,183
RHODE ISLAND	PROVIDENCE⁶	2006		385	5	17	184	179	4,394	833	2,602	959	1
SOUTH CAROLINA	CHARLESTON	2005	106,307	462	5	26	124	307	2,294	352	1,718	224	3
	CHARLESTON	2006		448	8	22	110	308	1,981	317	1,398	266	9
	COLUMBIA	2005	117,911	673	6	25	184	458	3,871	684	2,787	400	9
	COLUMBIA	2006		605	3	18	175	409	2,980	535	2,149	296	8
TENNESSEE	CHATTANOOGA	2005	156,480	830	11	57	194	568	6,377	1,085	4,816	476	14
	CHATTANOOGA	2006		949	11	57	241	640	5,855	980	4,313	562	5
	CLARKSVILLE	2005	110,117	411	2	31	56	322	1,938	506	1,298	134	16
	CLARKSVILLE	2006		484	2	24	98	360	1,944	608	1,226	110	5
	KNOXVILLE	2005	179,989	866	15	48	276	527	5,216	1,114	3,544	558	69
	KNOXVILLE	2006		861	10	39	234	578	5,121	1,074	3,498	549	53
	MEMPHIS	2005	678,988	5,738	59	201	1,838	3,640	27,000	7,221	15,822	3,957	110
	MEMPHIS	2006		6,734	86	207	2,516	3,925	27,211	7,729	16,305	3,177	127
	NASHVILLE	2005	557,034	4,414	39	177	1,126	3,072	17,885	3,203	12,908	1,774	69
	NASHVILLE	2006		4,149	43	147	1,180	2,779	15,665	2,975	11,233	1,457	67
TEXAS	ABILENE	2005	116,695	293	4	41	83	165	2,574	719	1,726	129	6
	ABILENE	2006		285	3	32	57	193	2,566	618	1,791	157	20
	AMARILLO	2005	183,765	681	4	31	126	520	5,426	1,121	3,859	446	34
	AMARILLO	2006		861	2	36	194	629	5,493	1,231	3,755	507	61
	ARLINGTON	2005	365,380	1,157	11	84	402	660	9,881	1,862	7,131	888	28
	ARLINGTON	2006		1,283	2	93	353	835	9,691	1,859	7,016	816	16
	BEAUMONT	2005	114,141	607	8	52	182	365	4,453	928	3,261	264	29
	BEAUMONT	2006		590	3	40	179	368	3,525	897	2,321	307
	BROWNSVILLE	2005	163,877	462	2	26	61	373	3,832	545	3,092	195	0
	BROWNSVILLE	2006		431	2	23	81	325	4,191	587	3,354	250	7
	CARROLLTON	2005	119,761	130	2	7	34	87	2,028	414	1,380	234	13
	CARROLLTON	2006		117	2	5	50	60	1,925	400	1,281	244	18
	CORPUS CHRISTI	2005	285,821	931	6	108	214	603	9,742	1,702	7,625	415	52
	CORPUS CHRISTI	2006		1,080	11	86	234	749	9,692	1,469	7,790	433	74
	DALLAS	2005	1,230,303	7,502	106	275	3,238	3,883	44,966	11,038	26,792	7,136	461
	DALLAS	2006		7,498	101	327	3,382	3,688	41,537	10,252	24,784	6,501	550
	EL PASO	2005	601,839	1,272	8	122	213	929	9,069	961	6,964	1,144	94
	EL PASO	2006		1,246	5	142	267	832	9,587	1,098	6,965	1,524
	FORT WORTH⁷	2005	613,261	1,873	33	147	603	1,090	18,441	4,105	12,810	1,526	121
	FORT WORTH⁷	2006		2,242	23	156	670	1,393	18,245	4,348	12,016	1,881	93
	GARLAND	2005	220,748	313	4	21	116	172	3,870	912	2,620	338	18
	GARLAND	2006		310	2	26	120	162	3,979	911	2,710	358	21
	GRAND PRAIRIE	2005	142,628	233	1	31	84	117	3,690	674	2,501	515	11
	GRAND PRAIRIE	2006		237	2	50	64	121	3,582	784	2,358	440	17
	HOUSTON	2005	2,045,732	11,539	158	446	5,109	5,826	58,559	13,155	35,879	9,525	633
	HOUSTON	2006		12,216	202	445	5,635	5,934	58,251	12,568	35,543	10,140	557
	IRVING	2005	197,747	509	0	30	144	335	4,972	839	3,506	627	23
	IRVING	2006		385	1	38	93	253	4,744	803	3,393	548	20
	LAREDO	2005	206,555	475	11	26	104	334	6,217	765	4,996	456	50
	LAREDO	2006		548	10	44	118	376	5,934	754	4,635	545	66
	LUBBOCK	2005	211,271	1,036	6	51	137	842	6,028	1,266	4,357	405	40
	LUBBOCK	2006		1,039	4	51	170	814	5,998	1,434	4,206	358	22
	MCALLEN	2005	122,729	213	3	22	67	121	4,114	389	3,389	336	13
	MCALLEN	2006		202	3	10	67	122	3,448	326	2,904	218	13
	MESQUITE	2005	131,844	258	3	7	78	170	2,860	377	2,100	383	28
	MESQUITE	2006		225	1	4	83	137	2,534	415	1,776	343	23
	PASADENA	2005	146,546	322	2	23	79	218	2,370	429	1,721	220	29
	PASADENA	2006		361	3	34	100	224	2,349	480	1,677	192	18
	PLANO	2005	249,448	317	1	20	46	250	4,405	678	3,435	292	15
	PLANO	2006		374	3	20	63	288	4,186	640	3,281	265	22
	RICHARDSON	2005	100,896	124	1	4	48	71	1,729	360	1,243	126	5
	RICHARDSON	2006		106	0	4	48	54	1,572	340	1,086	146	7
	SAN ANTONIO	2005	1,256,584	3,939	41	280	844	2,774	37,611	6,361	28,637	2,613	215
	SAN ANTONIO	2006		3,645	67	280	1,146	2,152	39,359	7,349	28,708	3,302	239
	WACO	2005	120,036	378	7	27	103	241	4,581	1,245	2,992	344	19
	WACO	2006		477	2	26	136	313	3,603	1,023	2,403	177	15
	WICHITA FALLS	2005	102,589	380	3	22	119	236	3,775	820	2,675	280	30
	WICHITA FALLS	2006		251	4	14	81	152	3,038	604	2,257	177	40
UTAH	PROVO	2005	102,983	89	2	28	9	50	1,811	392	1,308	111	4
UTAH	PROVO	2006		85	2	14	10	59	1,398	272	1,050	76	10
VIRGINIA	ALEXANDRIA	2005	130,056	214	1	14	88	111	1,633	171	1,246	216	7
	ALEXANDRIA	2006		242	6	13	109	114	1,539	171	1,178	190	3
	CHESAPEAKE	2005	217,823	490	7	20	128	335	3,831	644	2,913	274	9
	CHESAPEAKE	2006		481	5	29	124	323	3,283	626	2,442	215	16
	HAMPTON	2005	148,057	247	3	18	108	118	2,479	444	1,817	218	24
	HAMPTON	2006		254	7	29	101	117	2,479	398	1,866	215	21
	NEWPORT NEWS	2005	184,538	686	13	53	241	379	3,955	728	2,869	358	36
	NEWPORT NEWS	2006		691	9	52	236	394	3,639	893	2,420	326	34
	NORFOLK	2005	241,267	802	27	51	351	373	6,028	713	4,789	526	31
	NORFOLK	2006		900	12	50	440	398	5,815	824	4,511	480	33
	PORTSMOUTH	2005	100,724	435	11	21	178	225	2,530	475	1,846	209	8
	PORTSMOUTH	2006		416	4	19	141	252	2,331	482	1,678	171	8
	VIRGINIA BEACH	2005	446,448	517	14	51	261	191	6,265	905	4,997	363	63
	VIRGINIA BEACH	2006		553	7	60	283	203	6,128	1,020	4,784	324	98
WASHINGTON	BELLEVUE	2005	118,496	87	1	21	22	43	2,313	295	1,710	308	20
	BELLEVUE	2006		98	2	22	41	33	2,217	303	1,715	199	20
	SEATTLE	2005	579,215	1,912	17	70	765	1,060	22,434	3,073	14,231	5,130	93
	SEATTLE	2006		2,031	15	73	744	1,199	18,343	3,504	11,089	3,750	95
	SPOKANE	2005	199,384	540	5	40	139	356	6,393	1,260	4,312	821	48
	SPOKANE	2006		579	3	49	175	352	5,507	974	3,518	1,015	31
	TACOMA	2005	198,748	1,018	8	55	338	617	8,591	1,394	5,491	1,706	43
	TACOMA	2006		996	12	66	335	583	8,292	1,775	4,912	1,605	58
	VANCOUVER	2005	157,152	299	4	63	79	153	3,942	565	2,817	560	11
	VANCOUVER	2006		336	4	60	74	198	3,354	500	2,354	500	26
WISCONSIN	GREEN BAY	2005	101,599	228	1	28	39	160	1,285	261	912	112	2
	GREEN BAY	2006		280	1	19	57	203	1,269	288	902	79	16
	MADISON	2005	221,419	371	2	45	116	208	3,444	564	2,612	268	30
	MADISON	2006		453	1	28	207	217	3,566	721	2,618	227

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