Table Of Content

BOSTONPUBLICLIBRARY APPENDIX L 3 9999 06587 498 2 Boston Police Department 1992 Year End Report Statistical Prepared by: The Office of Strategic Planning & Policy Development Francis M. Roache Wiliam J. Bratton Police Commissioner Superintendent-In-Chief COUNCILOR BRIAN McLAUGHUN BOSTON CITY COUNCIL BOSTON CITY HALL ONE CITY HALL PLAZA COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 5th FLOOR MA BOSTON, 02201 lUistoii TO: James Jordan Director Office ofStrategic Planning and Policy Development (OSPPD) FROM: John P. O'Brien Senior Research Supervisor OSPPD DATE: March 22, 1993 YEAR END CRIME RATE REPORT RE: 1992 Attached is the 1992 Crime Rate Report which provides quantitative summaries on crime- related information within the City ofBoston. This annual report is being released one month ahead oflast year's schedule, and reflects the added graphing and analysis capabilities now available within the OSPPD [as well as throughout the Department] through the recent acquisition of enhanced computer equipment and software. Overthe coming months, we anticipate a more timely production ofthe monthly Crime Rate Report, as well as more graph-oriented information displays. The "highlights" of 1992 included: The fewest number ofrecorded Part One crimes since 1974, with a nine percent (9%) decrease over 1991, and a 17 percent decrease over 1990; The fewest reported overall robberies since 1971 [with the greatest decrease occurring in firearms-related robberies]; The fewest reported overall property crimes since 1974; A 27 percent overall clearance rate for Part One crimes [versus a 21% national average]; Citywide drug arrests continue to decrease (-6%), as well as D.C.U. arrests (- 20%); The overall number of calls for service [by all priorities] decreased by two (2) percent [or 13,473] over 1991; 1 12,621 moving violations were issued; 25,507 FIOs were conducted; and The overall response time for Priority One calls averaged seven (7) minutes, and 10 minutes for all priorities. Ifyou or any other member of the Department require any additional information, you may contact either myself or the other OSPPD contributors to this document [James Moore, Luis Garcia, Dominic Abbatangelo or Don McGough] with the inquiry. Raymond L. Flynn, Mayor/POLICE DEPARTMENT/l54 Berkeley Street021 16 Table ofContents Section I Part One Crime •Uniform Crime Reports Part One Crime Summary. 1 •Part One Crime Pie Chart by District 2 •Personal Crime vs. Property Crime Pie Chart 3 •Uniform Crime Report Part One Crime by District 1991 vs. 1992 4 •Part One Crime 1964 through 1992 5 •Part One Crime Totals Column Chart 1964 through 1992 6 •Part One Crime Totals 1973 through 1992 by Crime 7 •Part One Crime Totals Line Chart 1973 through 1992 by Crime 8 •Homicide by District and Area 1973 through 1992 9 •Homicide Line Chart 1973 through 1992 10 •Homicide Pie Chart 1992 District Distribution 11 •Rape and Attempted Rape by District and Area 1973 through 1992 12 •Rape and Attempted Rape Line Chart 1973 through 1992 13 •Rape and Attempted Rape Pie Chart 1992 District Distribution 14 •Robbery by District and Area 1973 through 1992 15 •Robbery Line Chart 1973 through 1992 16 •Robbery Pie Chart 1992 District Distribution 17 •Robbery by Weapon Type 1973 through 1992 18 •Robbery by Weapon Type Line Chart 1973 through 1992 19 •Aggravated Assault by District and Area 1973 through 1992 20 •Aggravated Assault Line Chart 1973 through 1992 21 •Aggravated Assault Pie Chart 1992 District Distribution 22 •Aggravated Assault by Weapon Type 973 through 992 23 1 1 •Aggravated Assault by Weapon Type Line Chart 1973 through 1992 24 •Burglary by District and Area 1973 through 1992 25 •Burglary Line Chart 1973 through 1992 26 •Burglary Pie Chart 1992 District Distribution 27 •Larceny By District and Area 1973 through 1992 28 •Larceny Line Chart 1973 through 1992 29 •Larceny Pie Chart 1992 District Distribution 30 •Auto Theft by District and Area 1973 through 1992 31 •Auto Theft Line Chart 1973 through 1992 32 •Auto Theft Pie Chart 1992 District Distribution 33 Section II Personal Crime •Personal Crime 1973 through 1992 34 •Personal Crime Line Chart 1973 through 1992 35 •Personal Crime Pie Chart 1992 District Distribution 36 Section in Property Crime •Property Crime 1973 through 1992 37 •Property Crime Line Chart 1973 through 1992 38 •Property Crime Pie Chart 1992 District Distribution 39 Section IV Clearances •Part One Crime Clearances Rate vs. National Average. 40 •Part One Crimes and Clearances by District and Area 41 Section V Command Area A •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area A 1991 vs. 1992 42 •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area A Column Chart 1991 vs. 1992 43 •Command Area A Pie Chart Personal Crime vs. Property Crime 44 Section VI Command Area B •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area B 1991 vs. 1992 45 •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area B Column Chart 1991 vs. 1992 46 •Command Area B Pie Chart Personal Crime vs. Property Crime 47 Section VTI Command Area C •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area C 1991 vs. 1992 48 •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area C Column Chart 1991 vs. 1992 49 •Command Area C Pie Chart Personal Crime vs. Property Crime 50 Section VIII Command Area D •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area D 1991 vs. 1992 51 •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area D Column Chart 1991 vs. 1992 52 •Command Area D Pie Chart Personal Crime vs. Property Crime 53 Section DC Command Area £ •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area E 1991 vs. 1992 54 •Part One Crime Analysis Command Area E Column Chart 1991 vs. 1992 55 •Command Area E Pie Chart Personal Crime vs. Property Crime 56 Section X Homicide •Homicide Incidents by Victim Age 1986 through 1992 57 •Homicide Incidents by District 1990 through 1992 58 •Homicide Incidents by Relationship and Circumstance 1987 through 1992 59 •Homicide Incidents by Weapon Type 1986 through 1992 60 •Homicide Victims by Race and Gender 1986 through 1992 61 •Homicide Victims and Offenders by Race and Gender 992 62 1 •Juvenile Homicide Victims and Offenders by Race and Gender 1992 63 •Homicide by Patrol Shift 1992 64 •Homicide by Time ofDay 1992 65 Section XI Crimes Involving Firearms •Homicide, Robbery and Aggravated Assault Involving Firearms 1991 vs.1992 66 •Homicides Involving Firearms Column Chart 1991 vs. 1992 67 •Homicides Involving Firearms Pie Chart 1992 by District Distribution 68 •Robberies Involving Firearms Column Chart 1991 vs. 1992 69 •Robberies Involving Firearms Pie Chart 1992 by District Distribution 70 •Aggravated Assaults Involving Firearms Column Chart 1991 vs. 1992 71 •Aggravated Assaults Involving Firearms Pie Chart 1992 by District Distribution 72 Section XII Citywide Drug Arrests •Citywide Drug Arrests by District and Area 1991 vs. 1992 73 •Citywide Drug Arrests Pie Chart by District Distribution 74 •Citywide Drug Arrests by Class 1987 through 1992 75 •Citywide Drug Arrests Column Chart by District 1991 vs. 1992 76 •Citywide Drug Arrests by Month 1985 through 1992 77 •Citywide Drug Arrests by Year, Area and Firearms Seized 78 •Citywide Drug Arrests Column Chart 1984 through 1992 79 Section XHI Drug Control Unit Arrests •Drug Control UnitArrests by Drug Class 1991 and 1992 80 •Drug Control UnitArrests 1991 vs. 1992 81 •Drug Control UnitArrests Pie Chart by Drug Class Distribution 82 •Drug Control UnitArrests Column Chart 1984 through 1992 83 •Drug Control UnitArrests by Month 1985 through 1992 84 •Drug Control Unit Various Activity 85 Section XIV Calls for Service •Calls for Service by Priority, District and Area 1991 vs. 1992 86 •Calls for Service Column Chart by Area 1991 vs. 1992 87 •Calls for Service Pie Chart by District Distribution 88 XV Section Performance Statistics •Performance Statistics 1992 89 •Response Time 1991 vs. 1992 90 Digitized by the Internet Archive 2015 in https://archive.org/details/bostonpolicedeparOObost Section I Part One Crime