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SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS Methodological Note: As a result of a new definition of rape, violent crime data for some cities for 2013 & 2014 may not comparable to previous years' historical violent crime data. PREPARED BY Strategic City Solutions and Data Analysis and Research Consulting

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS  In 2013, the FBI announced a change in the definition of rape used in the UCR  Data collection under the new definition began in January 2013; however, data reported from prior years has not been revised  Not all agencies have been able to report for 2014 using the new definition.  The FBI has determined the change may produce an increase of as much as 41.7% in an agencies reported sex offenses.

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS

Crime Rates: 2006 & 2014 Percent Change: 2006 & 2014 Metro/consolidated law enforcement agencies are identified with a ❶ symbol. CHART LEGEND: Crime Rates: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2014 are indicated by a pattern design. Percent Change: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2014 are indicated by a red pattern design

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS

Crime Rates: 2013 & 2014 Percent Change: 2013 & 1014 Metro/consolidated law enforcement agencies are identified with a ❶ symbol. CHART LEGEND: Crime Rates: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 and/or 2014 are indicated by a pattern design. Percent Change: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 & 2014 are identified by a red pattern design. Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 and changing to the new definition in 2014 are identified by a blue pattern design

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS

Crime Rates: 2006 & 2014 Percent Change: Metro/consolidated law enforcement agencies are identified with a ❶ symbol. CHART LEGEND: Crime Rates: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2014 are indicated by a pattern design. Percent Change: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2014 are indicated by a red pattern design

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS

Crime Rates: 2013 & 2014 Percent Change: CHART LEGEND: Crime Rates: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 and/or 2014 are indicated by a pattern design. Percent Change: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 & 2014 are identified by a red pattern design. Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 and changing to the new definition in 2014 are identified by a blue pattern design

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS

Crime Rates: 2006 & 2014 Percent Change: CHART LEGEND: Crime Rates: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2014 are indicated by a pattern design. Percent Change: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2014 are indicated by a red pattern design

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS

Crime Rates: 2013 & 2014 Percent Change: CHART LEGEND: Crime Rates: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 and/or 2014 are indicated by a pattern design. Percent Change: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 & 2014 are identified by a red pattern design. Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 and changing to the new definition in 2014 are identified by a blue pattern design

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS

Crime Rates: 2006 & 2014 Percent Change: CHART LEGEND: Crime Rates: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2014 are indicated by a pattern design. Percent Change: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2014 are indicated by a red pattern design

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS

Crime Rates: 2013 & 2014 Percent Change: CHART LEGEND: Crime Rates: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 and/or 2014 are indicated by a pattern design. Percent Change: Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 & 2014 are identified by a red pattern design. Cities using the legacy Forcible Rape definition in 2013 and changing to the new definition in 2014 are identified by a blue pattern design

SCS S TRATEGIC C ITY S OLUTIONS