Major Crimes in Albuquerque Drop FBI report 3-30-11
7.6% over all major crime down
Murder 12.5% drop, Rape 3.7%, Robbery 14.8% Burglary 14.3%
Police updates
Crime Statistics by City
City |
Violent Crime
|
Property
Crime |
Albuquerque |
4,550 |
31,757 |
Austin |
3,658 |
41,573 |
Dallas |
15,058 |
85,592 |
Denver |
2,191 |
13,372 |
El Paso |
2,413 |
20,576 |
Houston |
24,250 |
121,053 |
Las Vegas |
12,931 |
61,405 |
Los Angeles |
30,526 |
105,459 |
Oklahoma City |
4,301 |
34,292 |
Phoenix |
11,194 |
90,050 |
Rio Rancho |
265 |
1,589 |
Salt Lake City |
1,494 |
15,420 |
San Antonio |
3,645 |
39,359 |
San Diego |
6,391 |
45,209 |
San Francisco |
6,533 |
36,992 |
Tucson |
4,580 |
* |
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MEGAN'S LAW INDEX FOR NM
SEX OFFENDER INDEX
Dept. Of Public Saftey
Albuquerque crime year to date
MEGAN'S LAW SEX OFFENDER INFO
POLICE DEPARTMENTS 9-1-1
ALBQ 242 2677
BELEN 864 4403
BERNALILLO 867 2304
BOSQUE FARMS 869 2358
CORRALES 898 7585
LOS LUNAS 865 1377
LOS RANCHOS 798 7000
RIO RANCHO 891 7226
STATE POLICE
841 9256
SHERIFFS OFFICES
BERNALILLO 798 7000
SANDOVAL 867 7526
VALENCIA 866 2460
CRIME BY AREA AND MAP OF ALBUQUERQUE
11-08 APD Response improved. It's dropped to 7.2 minutes for top
priority calls and average of 24.5 minutes for all calls.
Rio Rancho Crime
CRIME HOME AND CAR ALBUQUERQUE
CRIME in RIO RANCHO
HOMICIDES FALL 32% IN 2006 OVER 2005
IN 05 14 OF THE 55 HOMICIDES HAD A LINK TO METH DRUGS
IN 06 NONE (0) OF THE 37 HOMICIDES HAD A LINK TO THE DRUG
IN 06 48% WERE ARGUMENTS OF SOME KIND IN BARS OR CLUBS
84% ARE SOLVED IN 06
GUNS 59.6% KNIVES 15.4%
SELF DEFENSE 9.6%
DOMESTIC 5.8%
MURDER SUICIDE 3.8%
GANGS 13.5%
DRUGS 15.4%
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2005 vs 1999
very safe 38% 30
very unsafe 6% 11
somewhatsafe42% 41
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FBI STATS FOR 2005 ALBUQUERQUE (crime is mostly localized)
2004 vs 2005 change Natl
homicide 41 53 29% 4.8%
Agg assault 3,206 3,182 -.75%
rape 235 285 21%
robbery 110 84 -24%
burglary 5,243 5,744 9.6%
auto theft 3,845 3,796 -1.3%
larceny 20,469 20,703 1.1%
WOMEN PACKING HEAT IN SANTA FE! 5-7
In response to a string of rapes and attempts.
Police cheif says the series of sexual assaults
Seem to be perpetuated by a handful of people..
They don't know>? Pepper spray is also in demand.
Home Invaders Stump Police! 1-28-7
Rash of incidents appears random..
The latest of these six invasions has left untouched
the area from I25 west and Montano north. The invaders
have hit other areas I25 east south of academy and on
the westside south of montano.
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2004 crime in Albuquerque area by map!
Most of the Bernalillo County crime were assailants who knew the victam.
81 % solved natl average is 57%
DWI resource center
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MEGAN'S LAW INDEX FOR NM
SEX OFFENDER INDEX
Dept. Of Public Saftey
Albuquerque crime year to date
MEGAN'S LAW SEX OFFENDER INFO
4/8 Albuquerque's officer goal is 1,100 currently 972
45% are assigned to respond to calls.
Response time for top priority calls (shootings, home invasions} is 8.9 mins.
Other response times are 24.5 mins.
ALBUQUERQUE HOMICIDE RATE DROPED FROM 49 IN 2003 TO 33 FOR 2004
BELOW OTHER CITIES OF ITS SIZE:
COLUMBUS OHIO 72
OAKLAND CA 73
FRESNO CA 42
TUCSON AZ 48
TULSA OK 42
FOR THE YEAR SO FAR.
1-3-04 article
in 2003 apd solved 74% of homicides
national average is 57%
Sgt. Carlos argueta of APD stated
That most of the homicides in 2002
And 2002 occurred just north and south of
Central primarily on the east side of the
City......
2004 HOMICIDE RATES:
city pop homicides solved rate
ALBQ 469K 43 39 91% 9 PER 1K
TUCSON 515K 56 35 63 11
CO SPRINGS 375 15 12 80 4
DENVER 566 93 62 67 16
EL PASO 586 11 9 82 2
PHOENIX 1.403 208 93 45 15
HOUSTON 2.041 275 162 59 13
OKLA CITY 522 51 48 94 10
SAN DIEGO 1.273 65 36 55 5
National was 62% for 2003.
STATS FOR 2003:
VIOLENT CRIME DOWN 9%
NATIONALLY DROPPED 3.2% ALBUQUERQUE 9.2%
MURDER 51 IN 2003
RAPE -10.2 %
ROBBERY -16.6%
ASSUALT -6.3 %
source FBI
SANDOVAL COUNTY CRIME STATS 2002:
Accidents 333
Adult arrests 595
Arson 2
Assault/Battery 115
Residential Burglary 84
Commercial Burglary 9
Property Damage 69
DWI 135
Homicide 1
Juvenile Arrests 65
Larceny 62
Rape 11
Robbery 1
Stolen Vehicles 27
Suicide 1
BERNALLIO COUNTY CRIME STATS (ALBUQUERQUE)
HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL
1990 68, 91 57, 92 73, 93 65, 94 68, 95 75, 96 73,
97 60, 98 45, 99 55, 2000 53.....
APD response rates have improved:
99 28k calls Dec. 8.23 mins
00 29k calls Dec. 8.12 mins
01 30k calls Jan. 7.50 mins
The avg. number of officers per 1,000
People is 1.8 nationally its 2.5 in
Albuquerque it is 2.08.
PARENT SURVEY SCHOOL SAFETY IN
RIO RANCHO, QUESTION:
"MY CHILD IS SAFE AT SCHOOL"
NEW MEXICO 80%
RR DISTRICT 85%
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CRIME COMPARISONS...
Corrales has had its second homicide June of
2002 since 1989
Corrales 1999 2000 Crime stats down 27%
burglary 31 19
auto burg. 8 15 (some kids in one day)
auto theft 11 10
armed rob. 0 1
narco. 6 3
sex 4 3
larceny 36 15
assault 6 8
traffic 106 15
dwi 60 55
Serious crimes drop 7 th straight year
murders, robberies lowest since the 60's
albq. Journal oct 18 1999
5.4% drop in the seven categories of FBI crime
1998 , albq reported 37 murders down from 49.
Albq. Is above the national average for 1998
with homicides 83% natl. 81%
aggravated assault 54% below natl. 58%
(this is due to the open carry gun law in part)
albq. Journal oct 18 1999
The overall rankings, from most dangerous to least dangerous:
1. Nevada
2. Florida
3. Louisiana
4. Maryland
5. California
6. Arizona
7. New Mexico
8. Illinois
9. Tennessee
10. Alaska
source: ap/97
APS 5 year crime and saftey by highschools
Crime is highly localized in a part of Albq.. You should contact law
enforcement for professional input. This concentration skews the
statistics for Albq. areas.
Drive by at 11th sw between Coal and Iron takes 6-08
down Ice Cream vendor.
Attacker shot to death at Wal mart....
Wal mart super center at san mateo 8-26-05
Customer saw a female worker being
stabbed and shot attacker. the
shooter had a concealed carry license.
8-19-5 TWO APD Officers shot on an investigation call
at Gold and Ash. Man sought at Central and I-25
11-16-03 Meadow Lake (valencia co.)
Sunday Lang was severely beaten in his sleep by two intruders
Who broke into his home and robbed him. .......
.......... Sheriff's dectectives were following a couple
of leads ......... the brazen invasion at Lang's home on Cuerro Ln.
underscores a growing crime problem at this isolated community about
10 miles east of Los Lunas....
10-7-02
Two Cars Hit, Injure Five APD Officers
An APD Officer on his way to assist 4 other Officers
Was himself struck by a car by a suspected DWI. The
Other four Officers were injured about 2am after arriving
At the scene of a loud party in the Valley Gardens areas near
Gun Club road and Coors SW. The officers had been deliberately
Struck by drivers at the party. See Albq Journal
7-23-02 Victim takes gun from man who breaks into her home
at 1400 block of conchas ne. to rape her. She shoots
and kills assaliant who was found to have raped and
burglarized before. Shooting was held as justifiable.
Publication: Albuquerque Journal
Date: 11/06/2001
Section: Metropolitan
Edition: Final
Page: D2
Word Count: 296 word
Keywords: Crime, Statistics
Headline: FBI Says Crime In City Down
Byline: By Lloyd Jojola Journal Staff Writer
Rates in '00 Fell For Most Offenses
New crime statistics released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation confirm what city
officials have recently touted: The amount of most crimes, including violent ones, is
declining in Albuquerque. But the numbers also indicate that the Albuquerque metro
area experiences a lot more crime when compared with other metro areas.
The FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program statistics for the year 2000 were released
late last month. The report uses seven offenses as an index to gauge fluctuations
in the overall volume and rate of crime. The crime index rate measures the average
number of the seven offenses per 100,000 people. The seven offenses are murder and
non-negligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny-theft
and motor vehicle theft. According to the report, the Albuquerque metropolitan
statistical area which includes Bernalillo, Sandoval and Valencia counties had a
crime index rate of 7,038 offenses per 100,000 people.
Only the metro areas of Tuscaloosa, Ala., with 8,923; Pine Bluff, Ark.,
with 8,126; and Miami with 8,063 had higher crime rate indexes.
Nationwide, cities collectively had a crime index rate of 5,071 offenses
for every 100,000 people, a decrease of 3.3 percent. For cities with populations
of 250,000 or more, the average was 6,382 per 100,000 people.
The Albuquerque metro area crime index rate dropped from 7,652 in 1999 to 7,038
in 2000, according to the report. "Albuquerque always has a high crime rate,"
Albuquerque Police Chief Jerry Galvin said. "It's a tough city. But over the
last 10 years, we've reduced crime by 25 percent." In Albuquerque, two of the
seven offenses measured in the report showed an increase from 1999 to 2000. Burglary
increased from 6,809 to 7,120 and rape from 220 to 239.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
6-18-01 terrible drive by shooting
DOWNTOWN ROBBERY
CRIME DOWN 12% IN ALBUQUERQUE 11-98
NEW SCHOOL CRIME STATS
RAVE PARTIES ON MESA'S W/DRUGS 6-18-02
CRIME HIT NEW AREA OF LOW CRIME
BURGURLARY IS INCREASING IN ALBUQUERQUE AS WE GROW,
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(Oct. 30,06) - A list of the safest and most dangerous cities overall, as compiled by Morgan Quitno Press, which bases the rankings on FBI figures. The list starts with the safest cities and ends with the most dangerous.
Only cities that reported crime rates were included in the list. For example, New Orleans was not included this year because its police department did not report figures.
1. Brick, N.J.
2. Amherst, N.Y.
3. Mission Viejo, Calif.
4. Newton, Mass.
5. Troy, Mich.
6. Colonie, N.Y.
7. Irvine, Calif.
8. Cary, N.C.
9. Greece, N.Y.
10. Coral Springs, Fla.
11. Thousand Oaks, Calif.
12. Orem, Utah
13. Round Rock, Texas
14. Dover, N.J.
15. Lake Forest, Calif.
16. Sterling Heights, Mich.
17. Simi Valley, Calif.
18. Roswell, Ga.
19. Lee's Summit, Mo.
20. Broken Arrow, Okla.
21. Chino Hills, Calif.
22. Gilbert, Ariz.
23. Edison, N.J.
24. Cranston, R.I.
25. Port St. Lucie, Fla.
26. Sandy, Utah
27. Nashua, N.H.
28. Danbury, Conn.
29. Huntington Beach, Calif.
30. Orange, Calif.
31. Hamilton, N.J.
32. Parma, Ohio
33. Overland Park, Kan.
34. Santa Clarita, Calif.
35. Stamford, Conn.
36. Cheektowaga, N.Y.
37. Livonia, Mich.
38. Sunnyvale, Calif.
39. Murrieta, Calif.
40. Canton, Mich.
41. Plano, Texas
42. Warwick, R.I.
43. Torrance, Calif.
44. Clifton, N.J.
44. Newport Beach, Calif.
46. Woodbridge, N.J.
47. Fargo, N.D.
48. Norman, Okla.
49. Olathe, Kan.
50. Boca Raton, Fla.
51. Livermore, Calif.
52. Centennial, Colo.
53. Fremont, Calif.
54. Clinton, Mich.
55. Vacaville, Calif.
56. Tracy, Calif.
57. Bellevue, Wash.
58. Carlsbad, Calif.
59. Pembroke Pines, Fla.
60. Farmington Hills, Mich.
61. Richardson, Texas
62. Rancho Cucamon., Calif.
63. Boulder, Colo.
64. McKinney, Texas
65. Rochester, Minn.
66. Beaverton, Ore.
67. Santa Clara, Calif.
68. Daly City, Calif.
69. Lewisville, Texas
70. Napa, Calif.
71. Burbank, Calif.
72. Arvada, Colo.
73. Alexandria, Va.
74. Virginia Beach, Va.
75. Ann Arbor, Mich.
76. Quincy, Mass.
77. Glendale, Calif.
78. Ventura, Calif.
79. Provo, Utah
80. Fullerton, Calif.
81. Lawrence, Kan.
82. Scottsdale, Ariz.
83. Carrollton, Texas
84. Hillsboro, Ore.
85. Somerville, Mass.
86. Kenosha, Wis.
87. Davie, Fla.
88. Chino, Calif.
89. Sunrise, Fla.
90. Cape Coral, Fla.
91. Henderson, Nev.
92. Billings, Mont.
93. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
94. Plantation, Fla.
95. Costa Mesa, Calif.
96. San Mateo, Calif.
97. Garland, Texas
98. Madison, Wis.
99. Corona, Calif.
100. Clovis, Calif.
101. Yonkers, N.Y.
102. Alhambra, Calif.
103. Buena Park, Calif.
104. Odessa, Texas
105. Chandler, Ariz.
106. Norwalk, Conn.
107. Upper Darby, Pa.
108. Peoria, Ariz.
109. Westminster, Calif.
110. Roseville, Calif.
111. Lakewood, Calif.
112. San Jose, Calif.
113. Honolulu, Hawaii
114. El Paso, Texas
115. Santa Barbara, Calif.
116. Temecula, Calif.
117. Cambridge, Mass.
118. Pasadena, Texas
119. Brownsville, Texas
120. Boise, Idaho
121. Garden Grove, Calif.
122. Mesquite, Texas
123. Westminster, Colo.
124. Manchester, N.H.
125. Whittier, Calif.
126. Westland, Mich.
127. McAllen, Texas
128. Lincoln, Neb.
129. Pasadena, Calif.
130. Columbia, Mo.
131. Midland, Texas
132. Chesapeake, Va.
133. Santa Rosa, Calif.
134. Spokane Valley, Wash.
135. Anaheim, Calif.
136. Athens-Clarke, Ga.
137. Green Bay, Wis.
138. Irving, Texas
139. Fort Collins, Colo.
140. Escondido, Calif.
141. Miramar, Fla.
142. Concord, Calif.
143. West Covina, Calif.
144. Hampton, Va.
145. New York City
146. Denton, Texas
147. Palm Bay, Fla.
148. Sioux City, Iowa
149. Sioux Falls, S.D.
150. Thornton, Colo.
151. Salem, Ore.
152. Hialeah, Fla.
153. Baldwin Park, Calif.
154. Erie, Pa.
155. San Angelo, Texas
156. Oxnard, Calif.
157. Oceanside, Calif.
158. Austin, Texas
159. Evansville, Ind.
160. Lakeland, Fla.
161. Laredo, Texas
162. Raleigh, N.C.
163. El Monte, Calif.
164. Waterbury, Conn.
165. Vista, Calif.
166. Murfreesboro, Tenn.
167. Fontana, Calif.
168. Grand Prairie, Texas
169. Fort Wayne, Ind.
170. Santa Ana, Calif.
171. Santa Monica, Calif.
172. Lexington, Ky.
173. Colorado Springs, Colo.
174. Suffolk, Va.
175. Hollywood, Fla.
176. Eugene, Ore.
177. Norwalk, Calif.
178. Santa Maria, Calif.
179. Downey, Calif.
180. Abilene, Texas
181. Chula Vista, Calif.
182. Ogden, Utah
183. Melbourne, Fla.
184. Clarksville, Tenn.
185. Sparks, Nev.
186. San Diego, Calif.
187. Carson, Calif.
188. Vancouver, Wash.
189. Greeley, Colo.
190. Springfield, Mo.
191. Mesa, Ariz.
192. Moreno Valley, Calif.
193. Tyler, Texas
194. Dearborn, Mich.
195. Des Moines, Iowa
196. Lowell, Mass.
197. San Antonio
198. Corpus Christi, Texas
199. El Cajon, Calif.
200. Salinas, Calif.
201. Fairfield, Calif.
202. Lakewood, Colo.
203. Redding, Calif.
204. Ontario, Calif.
205. South Gate, Calif.
206. Topeka, Kan.
207. Arlington, Texas
208. Lawton, Okla.
209. Riverside, Calif.
210. Antioch, Calif.
211. Long Beach, Calif.
212. Anchorage, Alaska
213. West Valley, Utah
214. Hawthorne, Calif.
215. Yuma, Ariz.
216. Louisville, Ky.
217. Omaha, Neb.
218. Clearwater, Fla.
219. Independence, Mo.
220. Spokane, Wash.
221. Reno, Nev.
222. Grand Rapids, Mich.
223. Pueblo, Colo.
224. Hayward, Calif.
225. Tuscaloosa, Ala.
226. Berkeley, Calif.
227. Las Cruces, N.M.
228. Mobile, Ala.
229. Worcester, Mass.
230. Palmdale, Calif.
231. Modesto, Calif.
232. Wichita Falls, Texas
233. Lubbock, Texas
234. San Leandro, Calif.
235. Amarillo, Texas
236. Bakersfield, Calif.
237. Columbus, Ga.
238. Gainesville, Fla.
239. Gresham, Ore.
240. Charleston, S.C.
241. Tempe, Ariz.
242. Lynn, Mass.
243. Lafayette, La.
244. Newport News, Va.
245. High Point, N.C.
246. Fort Worth, Texas
247. Salt Lake City, Utah
248. Jacksonville, Fla.
249. Portland, Ore.
250. Los Angeles
251. Victorville, Calif.
252. Bellflower, Calif.
253. Glendale, Ariz.
254. New Bedford, Mass.
255. Pomona, Calif.
256. Racine, Wis.
257. Aurora, Colo.
258. Elizabeth, N.J.
259. Rialto, Calif.
260. Savannah, Ga.
261. Paterson, N.J.
262. Seattle
263. Albany, Ga.
264. Southfield, Mich.
265. Lancaster, Calif.
266. Waco, Texas
267. Fresno, Calif.
268. Killeen, Texas
269. Greensboro, N.C.
270. San Francisco
271. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
272. Durham, N.C.
273. Fort Smith, Ark.
274. Tallahassee, Fla.
275. South Bend, Ind.
276. Lansing, Mich.
277. Federal Way, Wash.
278. Huntsville, Ala.
279. Albuquerque, N.M.
280. Visalia, Calif.
281. Winston-Salem, N.C.
282. Providence, R.I.
283. Everett, Wash.
284. Davenport, Iowa
285. Hammond, Ind.
286. Roanoke, Va.
287. Norfolk, Va.
288. Fayetteville, N.C.
289. Kent, Wash.
290. Akron, Ohio
291. St. Paul, Minn.
292. Wilmington, N.C.
293. Portsmouth, Va.
294. Oklahoma City
295. Columbia, S.C.
296. Canton, Ohio
297. Knoxville, Tenn.
298. Montgomery, Ala.
299. Allentown, Pa.
300. North Las Vegas, Nev.
301. Beaumont, Texas
302. Las Vegas, Nev.
303. Denver
304. Yakima, Wash.
305. Syracuse, N.Y.
306. Longview, Texas
307. Pittsburgh
308. Tucson, Ariz.
309. Bridgeport, Conn.
310. Inglewood, Calif.
311. Pompano Beach, Fla.
312. Albany, N.Y.
313. Phoenix
314. Boston
315. Chattanooga, Tenn.
316. Tampa, Fla.
317. Jersey City, N.J.
318. Milwaukee
319. Miami Beach, Fla.
320. Indianapolis, Ind.
321. Shreveport, La.
322. Sacramento, Calif.
323. St. Petersburg, Fla.
324. Tacoma, Wash.
325. Houston
326. Columbus, Ohio
327. Miami
328. Baton Rouge, La.
329. Charlotte, N.C.
330. Jackson, Miss.
331. Toledo, Ohio
332. Macon, Ga.
333. Nashville, Tenn.
334. Rochester, N.Y.
335. Tulsa, Okla.
336. Stockton, Calif.
337. Hartford, Conn.
338. Dallas
339. Miami Gardens, Fla.
340. Buffalo, N.Y.
341. Springfield, Mass.
342. Kansas City, Kan.
343. Philadelphia
344. West Palm Beach, Fla.
345. Minneapolis
346. Dayton, Ohio
347. Orlando, Fla.
348. San Bernardino, Calif.
349. Little Rock, Ark.
350. Newark, N.J.
351. Reading, Pa.
352. North Charleston, S.C.
353. Washington
354. Cincinnati
355. Atlanta
356. Kansas City, Mo.
357. Richmond, Va.
358. Trenton, N.J.
359. Memphis, Tenn.
360. Baltimore
361. Richmond, Calif.
362. Gary, Ind.
363. Youngstown, Ohio
364. Oakland, Calif.
365. Cleveland
366. Birmingham, Ala.
367. Camden, N.J.
368. Compton, Calif.
369. Flint, Mich.
370. Detroit
371. St. Louis
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