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1 Prepared by the Policy & Planning Subcommittee Presentation to the Human Services & Public Safety Policy Committee Chief Kim Dine, Chair, COG Police Chiefs Committee June 20, 2014

2 Total Part I Crime decreased 2.6% from 2012 to 2013 (129,666 v. 126,323). Multi-year (2009-2013) Part I crime continues to trend downwards, 12% since 2009. GREAT NEWS!

3 VIOLENT CRIME, 2012 v 2013

4 PROPERTY CRIME, 2012 v 2013

5 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CRIME TRENDS, 2009-2013

6 MARYLAND CRIME TRENDS 2009-2013

7 VIRGINIA CRIME TRENDS 2009-2013

8 NCR VIOLENT CRIME TRENDS

9 NCR PROPERTY CRIME TRENDS

10 SUMMARY The crime rate per capita continues to decline, despite an increasing population.

11 COMMENTS OR CONCERNS?

12 DRUG OFFENSES

13 WEAPONS OFFENSES

14 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

15 EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED PERSONS

16 SUICIDES

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