Perception and detection 13.7%


Percentage of adults who perceived a high level of anti-social behaviour in their local area


Source: British Crime Survey 60% per 10,000 population - percentage)


20 40 60 80


0


Percentage of people who believe crime has risen across the country as a whole in the last few years


Source: British Crime Survey Detection rates by offence group, England and Wales, 2010/11 (source: British Crime Survey) 28%


Percentage of people who believe that crime has risen locally has halved from 55 per cent in 1996


Source: British Crime Survey


SANCTION DETECTION RATES BY OFFENCE GROUP, ENGLAND AND WALES 2010/11 100


Where violent incidents occurred 2010/11 BCS WHERE VIOLENT INCIDENTS OCCURRED 2010/11 Other


location 15%


Transport 3%


Pub or club 20%


Note: figures are rounded


Around the home 26%


Around work 8%


Street 30%


35% Autumn 2011 riots


Wandsworth Newham Greenwich Hackney Enfield Salford Lambeth Lewisham Ealing Haringey Southwark Birmingham Manchester Croydon


Liverpool 0 100 200 300 400 500 AUTUMN 2011 SOCIETY NOW 19


Police


By midday on 12 October, 1,984 people had appeared before the courts for offences relating to the August riots. Thirty-five per cent of adults were claiming an out of work benefit at the time of the disorder (compared to 12 per cent of the working age population in England in February 2011. Forty-five per cent of all offenders who were sentenced for an indictable offence in 2010 were claiming benefits) Source: Home Office


2011 DISORDER-RELATED RECORDED CRIME BY LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA Source: Home Office


August 2011 disorder-related recorded crime by local authority area 139,110


Number of Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) police officers in the 43 police forces of England and Wales as at 31 March 2011 (decrease of 3.2 per cent or 4,625 officers compared to a year earlier) Source: Home Office


4.8%


There were 6,615 FTE minority ethnic officers in the 43 police forces of England and Wales as at 31 March 2011, 4.8 per cent of the total police strength Source: Home Office


Drug offences


Violence against the person Other offences


Sexual offences


Other theft offences Fraud and forgery All crimes


Criminal damage Robbery


Offences against vehicles Burglary


Percentage


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