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1 Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics in focus POPULATION AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS 19/2008 Authors Cynthia TAVARES Geoffrey THOMAS Contents Crimes recorded by the police 2 Prison population... 9 Police officers National sources of information about crime show such considerable differences in approach and coverage that the measurement of crime trends at European Union level is still at an early stage. Following a first attempt to provide an overall picture (see Statistics in Focus Issue N o 15/2007), the figures in this publication are again based largely on numbers of crimes reported by the police. These have been updated to 2006 and revised in some cases. Progress is being made on the development of a more comparable system of crime and criminal justice statistics in the future. Main findings It is possible to compare trends in total crime over the period for only about half of the EU Member States. In these 14 countries, the general trend visible in police records for this period suggested an increase of about half a percent per year. The types of crime which have featured increasingly in the police records include robbery, violent crime and drug trafficking. The incidence of each of these types of crime rose by about 4% per year in the period Types of crime which have become less prevalent include property offences such as domestic burglary and theft of motor vehicles. Police records suggest an annual decrease of about 3% for domestic burglary and 5% for motor vehicle thefts over the period The annual rate for homicides as recorded by the police in the period 2004 to 2006 was about 1.5 per population, but rather higher in capital cities (average 2.0). The prison population has been rising by about 2% annually over the period to reach an average rate in EU Member States of 124 prisoners per population for the years There was no discernible trend visible for the number of police officers in Member States over the period s in recorded crime in EU countries annual percentage change * 6% * for countries where consistent time series allow such calculations to be made (approximately a half or a third of EU countries according to the offence) 4% 4.2% 3.9% 3.8% annual percentage change 2% 0% -2% Drug trafficking 0.5% Violent crime Robbery Total crime Domestic burglary Homicide Motor vehicle theft -4% -3.0% -3.3% Manuscript completed on: Data extracted on: ISSN Catalogue number: KS-SF EN-N European Communities, % -5.3%
2 Crimes recorded by the police Table 1 Crimes recorded by the police: Total crime These figures include offences against the penal (or criminal) code. Less serious crimes (misdemeanours) are generally excluded. For exceptions to the standard definition, see the metadata files on the website. Belgium : : ^^ Bulgaria % Czech Republic % Denmark % Germany : ^^ Estonia : : Ireland : ^^ Greece % Spain : : France : ^^ Italy : : Cyprus : : Latvia : : Lithuania : : Luxembourg : ^^ Hungary % Malta : % Netherlands : ^^ Austria : ^^ Poland % Portugal % Romania % Slovenia % Slovakia : ^^ Finland % Sweden % UK: England & Wales % UK: Scotland : : UK: Northern Ireland : ^^ Croatia % Republic of Macedonia : : ^^ Turkey : : Iceland : : : Liechtenstein : % Norway : ^^ Switzerland : ^^ 2 Statistics in focus Population and social conditions 19/2008
3 Table 2 Crimes recorded by the police: Homicide This is defined as intentional killing of a person, including murder, manslaughter, euthanasia and infanticide. Attempted (uncompleted) homicide is excluded. Causing death by dangerous driving, abortion and help with suicide are also excluded. Unlike other offences, the counting unit for homicide is normally the victim. For exceptions to the standard definition, see the metadata files on the website. Rate per population average per year from 2004 to 2006 Country City Belgium : : ^^ 1.81 Brussels 2.94 Bulgaria % 2.66 Sofia 2.77 Czech Republic % : Prague : Denmark : ^^ 1.08 Copenhagen 2.07 Germany % 0.95 Berlin 1.74 Estonia % 7.30 Tallinn 9.75 Ireland : ^^ 1.45 Dublin 2.40 Greece % 1.04 Athens 1.04 Spain : : 1.14 Madrid 1.44 France : ^^ 1.56 Paris 1.30 Italy : : 1.19 Rome 1.28 Cyprus : : 1.96 Lefkosia 1.54 Latvia : : : Riga : Lithuania : : Vilnius 7.95 Luxembourg : : 1.09 Luxembourg 2.61 Hungary % 1.81 Budapest 1.84 Malta : : : 0.91 Valletta 0.00 Netherlands : ^^ 1.18 Amsterdam 3.42 Austria : ^^ 0.70 Vienna 1.12 Poland % 1.47 Warsaw 2.14 Portugal : ^^ 1.35 Lisbon 0.68 Romania % 2.17 Bucharest 1.31 Slovenia : : 1.02 Ljubljana 1.50 Slovakia : ^^ 1.96 Bratislava 3.45 Finland : ^^ 2.35 Helsinki 2.44 Sweden : ^^ 1.03 Stockholm : UK: England & Wales % 1.49 London 2.42 UK: Scotland : ^^ 2.34 Edinburgh 2.40 UK: Northern Ireland % 1.82 Belfast 3.98 Croatia % 1.80 Zagreb 1.66 Republic of Macedonia : : ^^ 2.34 Skopje 3.75 Turkey : ^^ 6.02 Ankara 4.52 Iceland : : 0.68 Reykjavik 0.80 Liechtenstein : : 0.97 Vaduz 0.00 Norway : ^^ 0.74 Oslo 1.63 Switzerland : ^^ 0.96 Berne 1.91 Trend not analysed for countries recording fewer than 20 homicides in any year. Rate per population (calculated using figures for completed homicides only ) average per year from 2004 to 2006 except: : Tallinn, Lefkosia : Madrid & Spain 19/2008 Population and social conditions Statistics in focus 3
4 Table 3 Crimes recorded by the police: Violent crime These figures include violence against the person (such as physical assault), robbery (stealing by force or by threat of force), and sexual offences (including rape and sexual assault). For exceptions to the standard definition, see the metadata files on the website. Belgium : % Bulgaria : : ^^ Czech Republic : ^^ Denmark % Germany % Estonia : : : Ireland : ^^ Greece : ^^ Spain : : France % Italy : : Cyprus : 0 : : Latvia : : : Lithuania : : Luxembourg : % Hungary % Malta : : : : : Netherlands % Austria : : ^^ Poland : ^^ Portugal % Romania % Slovenia : ^^ Slovakia : ^^ Finland % Sweden % UK: England & Wales % UK: Scotland : : UK: Northern Ireland % Croatia : % Republic of Macedonia : % Turkey : : Iceland : : : : : : : 0 : : Liechtenstein : : ^^ Norway : : Switzerland % 4 Statistics in focus Population and social conditions 19/2008
5 Table 4 Crimes recorded by the police: Robbery Robbery is a sub-set of "violent crime" (see Table 3). It is defined as stealing from a person with force or threat of force, including muggings (bag-snatching) and theft with violence. Pick-pocketing, extortion and blackmailing are generally not included. For exceptions to the standard definition, see the metadata files on the website. Belgium : % Bulgaria : ^^ Czech Republic % Denmark : ^^ Germany : % Estonia : : : : Ireland : : ^^ Greece % Spain : : France : % Italy : : Cyprus : : Latvia : : : Lithuania : : Luxembourg % Hungary : ^^ Malta : : ^^ Netherlands : ^^ Austria : % Poland % Portugal % Romania : ^^ Slovenia : ^^ Slovakia : % Finland : : ^^ Sweden % UK: England & Wales : ^^ UK: Scotland : : UK: Northern Ireland : ^^ Croatia % Republic of Macedonia : : ^^ Turkey : : Iceland : : : Liechtenstein : : ^^ Norway % Switzerland : ^^ 19/2008 Population and social conditions Statistics in focus 5
6 Table 5 Crimes recorded by the police: Domestic burglary Domestic burglary is defined as gaining access to a dwelling by the use of force to steal goods. For exceptions to the standard definition, see the metadata files on the website. Belgium : % Bulgaria % Czech Republic % Denmark : ^^ Germany % Estonia : 0 : : Ireland : ^^ Greece % Spain : : France : ^^ Italy : : Cyprus : : Latvia : : : Lithuania : : Luxembourg : ^^ Hungary % Malta : : ^^ Netherlands : ^^ Austria : ^^ Poland : ^^ Portugal : ^^ Romania % Slovenia : ^^ Slovakia % Finland % Sweden : ^^ UK: England & Wales % UK: Scotland : : UK: Northern Ireland % Croatia : : ^^ Republic of Macedonia : : ^^ Turkey : : : Iceland : : : Liechtenstein : ^^ Norway % Switzerland : ^^ 6 Statistics in focus Population and social conditions 19/2008
7 Table 6 Crimes recorded by the police: Theft of a motor vehicle Motor vehicles include all land vehicles with an engine that run on the road which are used to carry people (including cars, motorcycles, buses, lorries, construction and agricultural vehicles, etc.). For exceptions to the standard definition, see the metadata files on the website. Belgium : % Bulgaria % Czech Republic % Denmark % Germany % Estonia : 0 : : Ireland % Greece : : ^^ Spain : : France % Italy : : Cyprus : : Latvia : : Lithuania : : Luxembourg : ^^ Hungary % Malta : % Netherlands % Austria : ^^ Poland : ^^ Portugal : ^^ Romania % Slovenia % Slovakia % Finland : ^^ Sweden % UK: England & Wales % UK: Scotland : : UK: Northern Ireland % Croatia : : ^^ Republic of Macedonia : : ^^ Turkey : : Iceland : : : : : : : 0 : : Liechtenstein : : ^^ Norway : ^^ Switzerland : : : : : : : 0 : : 19/2008 Population and social conditions Statistics in focus 7
8 Table 7 Crimes recorded by the police: Drug trafficking Drug trafficking includes illegal possession, cultivation, production, supplying, transportation, importing, exporting, financing etc. of drug operations which are not solely in connection with personal use. For exceptions to the standard definition, see the metadata files on the website. Belgium : : ^^ Bulgaria : % Czech Republic : % Denmark : : ^^ Germany : ^^ Estonia : : Ireland : % Greece % Spain : : France % Italy : : Cyprus : : Latvia : : Lithuania : : Luxembourg : ^^ Hungary % Malta : : : : : : Netherlands % Austria : ^^ Poland % Portugal : ^^ Romania % Slovenia % Slovakia : ^^ Finland % Sweden : ^^ UK: England & Wales % UK: Scotland : : UK: Northern Ireland : ^^ Croatia : : ^^ Republic of Macedonia : : ^^ Turkey : : Iceland : : : Liechtenstein : % Norway % Switzerland % 8 Statistics in focus Population and social conditions 19/2008
9 Prison population Table 8 Prison population Total number of adult and juvenile prisoners (including pre-trial detainees) at 1 September. Including offenders held in Prison Administration facilities, other facilities, juvenile offenders institutions, drug addicts institutions and psychiatric or other hospitals. Excluding non-criminal prisoners held for administrative purposes (for example, people held pending investigation into their immigration status). For exceptions to the standard definition, see the metadata files on the website. Rate per population average per year from 2004 to 2006 Belgium % 90 Bulgaria : ^^ 145 Czech Republic % 183 Denmark % 73 Germany : ^^ 95 Estonia : ^^ 329 Ireland % 75 Greece : : 91 Spain % 142 France : : 95 Italy : ^^ 88 Cyprus % 75 Latvia % 308 Lithuania % 231 Luxembourg : ^^ 150 Hungary : ^^ 155 Malta % 76 Netherlands % 103 Austria % 109 Poland % 218 Portugal : ^^ 121 Romania : ^^ 169 Slovenia % 56 Slovakia : ^^ 170 Finland % 69 Sweden % 80 UK: England & Wales % 144 UK: Scotland % 136 UK: Northern Ireland : ^^ 78 Croatia : % 77 Republic of Macedonia % 98 Turkey : ^^ 86 Iceland : % 40 Liechtenstein : ^^ 163 Norway : 0 : : 66 Switzerland % 81 Rate per population average per year from 2004 to 2006 except: : Greece : Norway 19/2008 Population and social conditions Statistics in focus 9
10 Police officers Table 9 Number of police officers All ranks of police officers including criminal police, traffic police, border police, gendarmerie, uniformed police, city guard, municipal police. Excluding civilian staff, customs officers, tax police, military police, secret service police, part-time officers, special duty police reserves, cadets, court police. For exceptions to the standard definition, see the metadata files on the website. Belgium : : : Bulgaria : : : : : : : 0 : : Czech Republic : % Denmark : % Germany : ^^ Estonia % Ireland : % Greece : : ^^ Spain : % France : % Italy : : : Cyprus % Latvia : ^^ Lithuania % Luxembourg % Hungary : ^^ Malta : : ^^ Netherlands % Austria : ^^ Poland : ^^ Portugal : % Romania % Slovenia % Slovakia : ^^ Finland : % Sweden : ^^ UK: England & Wales % UK: Scotland : : UK: Northern Ireland : % Croatia : % Republic of Macedonia : % Turkey : ^^ Iceland : : : ^^ Liechtenstein : % Norway : % Switzerland % 10 Statistics in focus Population and social conditions 19/2008
11 ESSENTIAL INFORMATION METHODOLOGICAL NOTES Developing EU Statistics on crime and criminal justice The need to provide information on the development of crime in the European Union was recognised in the Hague Programme 1 adopted by the European Council in In the coming years, a more comparable system of crime and criminal justice statistics will be developed, as outlined in the Commission communication 2 Developing a comprehensive and coherent EU strategy to measure crime and criminal justice: an EU Action Plan Data collection The methodology used in this publication draws upon that developed by the European Sourcebook of Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics 3, in particular the definition and measurement of criminal offences, and upon the Surveys on Crime Trends conducted by the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime 4. Figures for the United Kingdom are reported separately (as UK: England & Wales, UK: Scotland and UK: Northern Ireland), owing to the existence of three separate jurisdictions. Comparisons Most of the data are taken from information recorded or reported by the police. Comparisons of crime levels based on the absolute figures would be misleading, since they are affected by many factors, including: different legal and criminal justice systems rates at which crimes are reported to the police and recorded by them differences in the point at which crime is measured (for example, report to the police, identification of suspect, etc.) differences in the rules by which multiple offences are counted differences in the list of offences that are included in the overall crime figures Figures for the prison population may also be affected by many factors, including number of cases dealt with by the courts the percentage receiving a custodial sentence the length of the sentences imposed the size of the population on remand the date of the survey, especially where amnesties (or other early or executive release arrangements) apply 1 The Hague Programme Official Journal C 53 of , p.11 at 2 Commission communication COM/2006/437 final at 3 European Sourcebook of Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics 4 United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime For these reasons, direct comparisons of crime levels in different countries should be avoided. Rates per head of population (which might imply that such comparisons could be made) are therefore not presented in this publication, except in the case of homicide and the prison population, where the figures may be more readily comparable. In these cases, rates per head of population averaged over 3 years have been calculated. As a general rule, comparisons should be based upon trends rather than upon levels, on the assumption that the characteristics of the recording system within a country remain fairly constant over time. Even here, however, there are many exceptions as methods change, causing breaks in the series, indicated using the symbol ' '. The symbol : is used for some countries to indicate that definitional changes make such a comparison impossible. Fuller information on these changes is given on the Eurostat website. Where national series without definitional changes are available (for the period where possible; otherwise, at least 5 years to 2006), general trends for specific crime types (and total crime) have been estimated using the following exponential function to fit the observations: Crime type = a * e^(b*time) This results in an estimate of the annual change rate as e^(b)-1, which is constant over time. The general trends thus obtained have been classified into four groups to indicate the tendency: increasing, decreasing, stable (less than 1% annual change), not discernible (where the R 2 value in conjunction with the length of the time series and visual evidence suggested that there was no discernible trend). s for the EU were calculated by totalling the figures for countries where there were no definitional changes, and applying the same formula. Eurostat website - data, metadata and analysis files Fuller information is supplied on the Eurostat website. The website allows users access to the data, the metadata and the charts on which the analysis has been based. There are tables on total crime from 1950 onwards and from 1993 for some specific offences, from 1993 for the number of police officers and from 1987 for the prison population. For each table, notes are provided on the definitions which countries were asked to observe in assembling the figures. The relevant SDDS (Special Data Dissemination Standard format) metadata files provide details of the divergence of national figures from the proposed standard definition. As already noted above, comparability of the figures between countries is difficult to achieve and users are strongly advised to consult the SDDS metadata files when referring to the figures. Data on other countries In addition to the countries considered in this document (EU Member States, candidate countries and ), information has also been collected (and is available via the Eurostat website) for some other countries: Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Russian Federation, U.S.A., South Africa. For fuller information on these and other non-eu countries, users should consult the UNODC website. 19/2008 Population and social conditions Statistics in focus 11
12 Further information: Data: EUROSTAT Website/Home page/population and social conditions/data Population and Social Conditions Crime and criminal justice Crimes recorded by the police Crimes recorded by the police: homicide in cities Crimes recorded by the police: historical data (total crime) Police officers Prison population Prison population: historical data Journalists can contact the media support service: Bech Building Office A4/125 L Luxembourg Tel. (352) Fax (352) eurostat-mediasupport@ec.europa.eu European Statistical Data Support: Eurostat set up with the members of the European statistical system a network of support centres, which will exist in nearly all Member States as well as in some EFTA countries. Their mission is to provide help and guidance to Internet users of European statistical data. Contact details for this support network can be found on our Internet site: A list of worldwide sales outlets is available at the: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities. 2, rue Mercier L Luxembourg URL: info-info-opoce@ec.europa.eu Acknowledgements The authors wish to thank Albane GOURDOL and Elisabeth ROHNER-THIELEN for their assistance.
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