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Richmond VA Crime Statistics (2002 - New Crime Data)

These Statistics show that in 2002 (most recent data available) in Richmond (our area)
crime in most instances is close to double the national average.

Crime Type 2002 Total

Richmond Per 100,000 People

National Per 100,000 People

People Overall Richmond Crime Index 18002 = 8833.21
National Average 4118.8

Richmond Murders 77 Cases = 37.78
National Average 5.6

Richmond Forcible Rapes 118 Cases = 57.9
National Average 33.0

Richmond Robberies 1289 Cases = 632.49
National Average 145.9

Richmond Aggravated Assaults 1122 Cases = 550.54
National Average 310.1

Richmond Burglaries 2966 Cases = 1455.36
National Average 746.2

Richmond Larceny/Thefts 9926 Cases = 4870.49
National Average 2445.8

Richmond Motor Vehicle Thefts 2504 Cases = 1228.66
National Average 432.1

Richmond Arsons 191 Cases 93.72 N/A

SOME MORE CHILLING STATISTICS

The top five causes of fatal unintentional injuries include: falls, fires and burns, poisoning, drowning, and motor vehicle crashes.

Every 83 seconds there is a house fire. Approx. 3,377 people died in home fires in 2000.

Unintentional injuries are the leading cause of death in children before the age of 21.

In 2000 there were: 254,870 (reported) sexual assaults nation wide.

Childhood falls account for one-third of all fall-related emergency visits each year. One in every three adults age 65 and older falls each year. Falls are the leading cause of injury death in persons over the age of 65.

1,200,000 new and recurrent cases of coronary attacks occur per year; 42 percent (504,000) die. Cardiovascular disease is #1 killer of women.

Strokes kill an estimated 167,000 Americans each year and are the leading cause of adult disability.

The most common causes of injuries seen in emergency departments are from falls, violence and traffic accidents.

Unintentional injuries continue to be the fifth leading cause of death overall, exceeded only by heart disease, cancer, stroke, and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases. Unintentional injuries rank third in importance behind cancer and heart disease.

Approximately 4.7 million people each year are bitten by dogs, with 800,000 bites requiring medical attention.

In 2000, nearly 373,000 children ages 14 and under were treated in the US for bicycle-related injuries and 173 died from this type of injury in 1999.

More than 4,400 people drowned in 1998.

Approximately 1,800 children, ages 14 and under, are treated annually in hospital emergency rooms for unintentional firearm-related injuries. 88 children died n 1999 from gun shots.

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