Table of Contents - Toronto Police

TPS 2001 Statistical Report

Table of Contents

Introduction i - ii

Uniform Strength, Expenditures & Distribution 1Budget Information 1Police Personnel by Rank and Classification 2Police Personnel by Division and Field Command 3Fleet Information 4Calls for Service, AT&T Language Line Service 5Public Complaints 6-7Community policing & Miscellaneous Information 8-9General Data by Division and Field Command 10Traffic Collisions 11-12

General Crime Information

Criminal Code Offences - Highlights 13-15Criminal Code Offences by Category 16-17Selected Offences Against Victims by Age and Sex 18Persons Charged by Age and Sex 19-20Violent Crime Statistics 21Selected Offences Against Police Officers 22Total Incidents Reported to Statistics Canada 22

Criminal Code Offences Reported and ClearedField Command and Toronto Totals 23By Division and Field Command 24-27

Traffic and Other Offences 28

Persons ChargedCriminal Code Offences 29Traffic and Other Offences 30By Unit of Officer 31


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Introduction The following catagories of offences will assist the reader in understanding the basis for the gathering and allocation of specific statistics within this report. Types of Offences Violent offences are crimes involving the application and/or threat of force to a person. These include: murder, manslaughter, abduction, sexual assault, assault and robbery. Property offences involve unlawful acts with respect to property but do not involve the use or threat of violence against an individual. These may include: theft, possession of stolen property, break and enter and fraud. Other Criminal Code offences include Criminal Code offences that are classified as neither violent nor property offences. Examples are: prostitution, gaming and betting, mischief, offences against public order, and bail violations. Drug offences involve offences under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. These offences are: possession, trafficking, importation or cultivation of various illicit, controlled and restricted drugs.

Other federal statute offences include violations under all other federal statutes. They include; the Bankruptcy Act, Customs Act, Excise Act, and Immigration Act. Provincial Statute offences include all violations under provincial statutes except Criminal Code traffic related statutes. Examples are: Coroner's Act, Environmental Protection Act, Mental Hospital Act and Liquor Licence Act. A Word of Caution This document details statistics which represent levels of activity relating to certain types of crime. It is important to note that these statistics are only valid within the specific framework in which they were gathered. They should not be compared to statistics from other agencies which may appear to report on similar issues. For example, Statistics Canada records only the most serious offence at a specific incident, whereas the Toronto Police Service records all offences at that same incident. Attempts to compare the two statistics is an apples and oranges exercise.


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Overview of Statistics, 2001 • Reported Criminal Code Offences

excluding traffic offences went up 2.8% in 2001 over the previous year.

• Violent crime went up 4.0% in 2001 from 2000.

• Property crime increased 2.1% over the same period.

• Other criminal Code Offences increased 3.2% in 2001 from 2000.

• There were 59 homicides in 2001 compared to 60 in 2000, a decrease of 1.7%. There were two (2) young offenders charged with homicide in 2001 compared to 32 adults charged.

• There were 2,212 sexual assaults in 2001 compared to 2209 in 2000. About 49% of these offences were committed against persons up to and including 17 years of age. There were 113 young offenders charged for the crime in 2001 compared to 164 in 2000.

• Total non-sexual assaults increased by 4.0% in 2001 over 2000. Minor assaults which is about 77.0% of the crime increased 3.3% while major assaults in the category increased 6.3%. There were 1711 young offenders charged for the crime in 2001 compared to 1768 in 2000.

• Total robbery increased 5.2%; robbery to banks and financial institutions decreased substantially by 29.5% while purse snatching decreased 9.4%.

• Break and enters to houses increased 0.7%; entries to apartments dropped 1.6%.

• There were 12,235 motor vehicles reported stolen in 2001, representing an increase of 1.4% from 2000. Out of 695 persons charged for stealing motor vehicles, 288(41.4%) were young offenders.

• On the Toronto roads: There were 52 fatal collisions and 57 people were killed. There were 14,239 injury collisions and 20,614 people were injured. The total number of reportable motor vehicle collisions stood at 64,113 in 2001 compared to 72,540 in 2000, a decrease of 11.6%

• There were 742 complaints lodged against police officers in 2001, compared to 819 in 2000.

• Number of vehicles stopped by R.I.D.E. (Reduced Impaired Driving Everywhere) increased in 2001 by 34.2% to 154,536.

• Total calls for service through Communications Centre increased 2.6% while the total dispatched calls for service increased 3.2% in 2001 over 2000. The Service reaches out to wider sections of the community by providing service in languages other than English through the AT&T Language Line Service. In 2001 there were 2,712 calls for service received in 53 languages other than English.

This page was revised May 9, 2002

Uniform Strength and Expenditures TPS 2001 Statistical Report

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

Population Served 2,487,185 2,512,079 2,538,191 2,565,555 2,594,205

Uniform Strength 4,940 4,904 5,111 5,149 5,028

Uniform Strength /Population 1/503 1/512 1/497 1/498 1/516

Actual Expenditures(Gross $) 522,253,500 526,106,800 554,227,500 579,729,813 603,372,378+

Per Capita Cost* 209.98 209.43 218.36 225.97 232.58+

+ Estimate (based on projected expenditures).

Gross Operating Budget

Year Budget ($)* Change from Previous Year ($) % Change from Previous Year

1997 522,130,600 15,485,000 3.06

1998 522,145,800 15,200 0.003

1999 537,911,400 15,765,600 3.02

2000 577,893,300 39,981,900 7.43

2001 600,934,100 23,040,800 3.99

Gross Operating Budget By Appropriation By Feature

The board budget not included in 2001 is $1.3 M

89.64% Salaries & Fringe Benefits 2.38% Materials & Supplies1.04% Equipment 6.94% Services & Rents

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1.21% Chief's Command 24.21% Policing Support Command 24.37% Corporate Support Command 50.21% Policing Operation Command

Police Personnel by Rank and Classification* TPS 2001 Statistical Report

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Chief 1 1 1 1 1 Deputy Chief 6 6 5 4 2Staff Superintendent 0 0 0 0 6 Superintendent 14 18 21 21 23 Staff Inspector 36 33 29 26 23 Inspector 7 24 29 34 38 Staff Sergeant/Detective Sergeant 197 227 222 238 259 Sergeant/Detective 813 848 856 886 900 Police Constable 3,866 3,747 3,948 3,939 3,776

Total Uniform Strength 4,940 4,904 5,111 5,149 5,028

Chief Administrative Officer- Policing 1 1 0 1 1 Director 4 4 4 4 4 Parking Enforcement Officer 261 270 290 310 290 Court Officer 251 280 274 279 274 Document Server 11 12 16 16 14 Communications Operator 222 230 220 218 219 Cadets-in-Training 54 131 72 223 236 Custodial Officer 5 6 5 5 5 Other Civilians 1,226 1,228 1,241 1,219 1,219Total Civilian Strength 2,035 2,162 2,122 2,275 2,262

Grand Total 6,975 7,066 7,233 7,424 7,290

Auxiliary personnel** 294 271 496 302 535 Temporary Employee 22 51 74 92 115 School Crossing Guard+ 686 704 711 697 695 Part-time Court Officer 191 179 154 164 169 Part-time Employee - other 51 40 56 57 105 * As of December 31, 2001. ** Includes other volunteers

+ Includes spares

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Distribution of Personnel by Branches of the Service

52.6%

31.6%

14.3%1.5%

Policing Operations Command Policing Support Command

Corporate Support Command Board & Chief


Personnel by Division And Field Command (Actual) **

Superintendent Staff Staff Detective Police Uniform Civilian Total Schooland Above Inspector Inspector Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Detective Constable Strength Strength Strength Crossing

Guard+CENTRAL FIELD COMMAND HQ 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 7 2 9 0

11 Division 0 1 0 6 1 18 14 121 161 10 171 2912 Division 1 0 1 6 1 19 14 149 191 10 201 4913 Division 0 1 0 7 1 17 13 147 186 8 194 5414 Division 1 0 2 5 4 25 23 278 338 19 357 4851 Division 1 0 1 7 1 19 16 161 206 11 217 2152 Division 1 0 2 7 3 27 24 290 354 24 378 1653 Division 0 1 0 6 1 19 12 111 150 10 160 4354 Division 0 1 0 6 2 18 13 134 174 13 187 4355 Division 1 0 1 6 2 19 13 166 208 18 226 61

Central Field Command* 6 4 7 57 18 181 142 1,560 1,975 125 2,100 364

AREA FIELD COMMAND HQ 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 5 2 7 0

22 Division 1 0 1 6 1 20 13 166 208 12 220 55

23 Division 1 0 1 6 1 18 13 149 189 12 201 48

31 Division 1 0 2 7 1 18 15 204 248 13 261 40

32 Division 1 0 2 6 1 19 14 185 228 13 241 47

33 Division 0 1 0 6 1 18 13 141 180 10 190 37

41 Division 1 0 1 6 2 22 20 247 299 15 314 48

42 Division 1 0 1 6 2 18 20 234 282 20 302 56

Area Field Command* 7 1 8 44 9 134 108 1328 1639 97 1736 331* Includes those assigned to Field Command Headquarters. ** As of December 31, 2001 Does not include temporary and part-time civilian members. + Includes spares. School Crossing Guards assigned to 21 Division have been included in 22 Divison.

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Fleet TPS 2001 Statistical Report

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

Cars 1,122 1,161 1,191 1,193 1,228

Motorcycles 129 129 130 133 138

Other 149 143 139 149 145

Total Vehicles 1,400 1,433 1,460 1,475 1,511

Boats 18 18 19 19 19

Horses 23 25 23 25 25

Distance Travelled by Police Vehicles

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199733,347,579

33,355,698

28,054,270

33,818,380

34,581,474

(Kilometres)

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Classification of Incoming Calls TPS 2001 Statistical Report

Year Calls Received at Communications Centre Dispatched Other

Emergency* Non-Emergency** Total Calls Calls+

1997 839,366 894,134 1,733,500 851,236 882,264

1998 852,116 889,838 1,741,954 841,894 900,060

1999 900,717 876,407 1,777,124 801,746 975,378

2000 973,249 849,191 1,822,440 837,219 985,221

2001 983,343 886,119 1,869,462 864,095 1,005,367 * 9-1-1 Emergency Calls + Advised, transferred, or no action taken.

** Includes Non-emergency calls, Alarms, Parking Complaints, TTC, RIDE program, and other calls which include Administration, Internal etc.

AT&T Language Line Service(Calls made in languages other than English) Number of Calls and top 10 ranks in 1997-2001* Language 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

Chinese 523(1) 857(1) 877(1) 874(1) 854(1)Spanish 223(2) 254(2) 236(3) 251(2) 353(2)

Vietnamese 213(3) 203(3) 145(4) 162(3) 244(3)Italian 147(4) 171(4) 274(2) 145(5) 128(6)

Portuguese 141(5) 140(5) 126(5) 151(4) 146(5)Polish 110(6) 124(6) 102(10) 86(10) 106(7)

French 77 (7) 112(7) 114(6) 120(9) 102(8)Tamil 56 102(8) 107(8) 141(6) 1674)

Korean 70 (8) 99 (9) 110(7) 121(8) 128(6)Punjabi 65 (9) 98(10) 90 73 57Russian 60 (10) 78 103(9) 122(7) 94(9)

Farsi 55 66 63 32 44Greek 44 35 37 24 21

Hungarian 20 31 58 40 59(10)Arabic 24 29 42 13 34Somali 25 25 21 27 13

Japanese 16 22 12 40 20Hindi 8 18 18 31 15Urdu 5 17 9 12 13

German 2 15 12 2 0Croatian 24 8 6 9 1Turkish 6 10 9 8 18Total** 1,998 2,626 2,664 2,578 2,712

* Top Ten ranking shown in bracket

** Including other non-English languages

In the year 2001, 2,712 calls were made in 53 languages other than English.

This page was revised on May 9, 2002.5

Public Complaints** TPS 2001 Statistical Report

Complaints Received 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997Physical Assault 367 284 299 219 169

Police Procedure 413 405 397 132 72

Misuse of Authority 173 196 185 399 342

Verbal Abuse 263 182 201 160 105

Total Complaints Received 1,216 1,067 1,082 910 720*Percentage change -4.1 -12.3 +1.4 -15.9 -20.9

* Includes 32 complaints which are not included in the four (4) general classifications in the table above. These complaints

were received after proclamation of amendments to the Police Services Act on November 27, 1997. Eleven (11) of these

complaints were classified as serious conduct, twenty (20) as less serious conduct and one (1) as a complaint about service.

Dispositions:

Chief's DecisionNo Action Warranted 387 512 308 322 245

Criminal Charges 10 6 3 0 0

Referred to Police Complaint Board 2 4 0 0 0

Disciplinary Charge 14 3 0 7 9

Counsel or Caution 6 2 6 10 1Frivolous, Vexatious or Bad Faith 102 140 112 127 162

Complaints Bureau DispositionsInformally Resolved 37 26 12 2 3

Withdrawn 475 407 445 364 276

Change to Inquiry 24 51 81 184 219

Six Month Limitation 43 64 57 70 31

Third Party 11 7 13 5 8Not Within Jurisdiction of the Act/Bureau 13 12 15 33 11

Total Dispositions 1,124 1,234 1,052 1,124 965** On November 27, 1997, Bill 105 (RSO) "A Act to review the Partnership between the province, municipalities and the police

and to enhance community safety" was proclaimed by the Legislative Assembly. The amendments in Bill 105 revised the Police

Services Act and in particular created a new system to deal with the internal discipline and public complaints.

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Public Complaints* TPS 2001 Statistical ReportStatistics for 2001 will be made available shortly

Complaints Received 1998 1999 2000 2001Conduct - Less Serious 438 408 479Conduct - Serious 158 205 252Policy 12 9 12Services 11 7 34Total Complaints Received 619 629 819*

* Includes 35 complaints with no specific allegation, and 7 other complaints

Dispositions 1998 1999 2000 2001Frivolous 71 27 56Informal Resolution 96 82 146Made in Bad Faith 14 13 18Misconduct Identified/Hearing 2 2 1No Further Action/Final Report 141 175 180Non Jurisdictional/Other 10 10 39*Not Directly Affected 19 27 29Over Six Months 44 39 32Unit Commander's Attention/Personnel Documentation 4 5 14Vexatious 9 0 2Withdrawn 117 132 183Total Dispositions 527 512 700***Includes multiple jurisdiction(more than one police service), Non-jurisdictional complaints(subject officer retired or resigned) and complaints not signed by complainants.**Total does not include outstanding complaints that have not been adjudicated.

Category of Allegations* 2000 2001Discreditable Conduct 731Insubordination 9Neglect of duty 294Deceit 15Breach of Confidence 1Corrupt practice 10Unlawful or Unnecessary exercise of authority 299Damage to clothing or equipment 1Consuming drug or alcohol in a manner prejudicial to duty 3Total Allegations ** 1363 *Categorization is different from previous years; refer to 1999 Report for previous years' figures**Totals incorporate complaints where there are multiple allegations.

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Community Based and Miscellaneous Policing Statistics

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Communities involved in Neighbourhood Watch 956 962 742 772 758 Homes involved in Neighbourhood Watch 357,891 358,416 392,528 408,406 399,067 Crime Prevention Presentations 2,062 1,904 1,916 1,880 1,702** Community Relations Presentations 1,665 2,873 4,898 4,369 2,383** Substance Abuse/Safety Presentations 1,222 1,254 1,106 1,115 1113**

Intelligence Services 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Hate/Bias Crime Occurrences 187 228 292 204 338

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Vehicles Stopped 103,695 98,426 116,517 115,112 154,536 Charges Laid 136 79 144 198 257

Alarm Program - Communications Support 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001Valid Alarms 1,651 1,225 1,084 885 1,000False Alarms 27,981 27,327 27,911 27,704 26,883

Victim Services 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001Total Incidents 5,056 4,967 5,553 7,175 5,958Telephone Assisted 4,587 4,615 5,175 6,846 5,674On Scene 469 352 378 638 284Domestic Related 2,794 2,461 3,440 4,807 3,932

Other Programs - Industrial Liaison 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Labour disputes attended 30 25 35 37 53 Potential dispute contacts 21 46 29 10 20

Volunteer Resources 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001Hours Volunteered 43,869 39,282 43,893 48,236 51,255

Crime Stoppers* 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Arrests 190 251 388 323 273 Charges Laid 727 642 1,230 694 889

* Toronto statistics only ** See next page

Community Information / Crime Prevention - Community Relations

R.I.D.E.(Reduced Impaired Driving Every where) Year Round Statistics - Traffic Services

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Community Based Policing Statistics - 2001 TPS 2001 Statistical Report

Community Relations/Community Liaison/Miscellaneous

Type of Presentation Number of Presentations Persons Attending Speaking engagements - Letter 186 8,694 School Lectures 344 11,543 Lectures to Reliefs/Platoons 224 4,130 Speaking Engagements - Other 283 10,764 Community Meeting Attended 1,144 52,624 Station Tours 202 Not Available

Sub-Total 2,383 87,755

Media Relations 92 138 Community Outreach 374 1,086,877 External Presentation 108 4,196 Internal Presentation/Lectures 31 536 External Meeting/Lectures 227 1,383 Internal Meeting 92 480 Divisional Assistance/Support Lectures 48 206 Conference/Seminars 15 717 Other Duties 41 1,852

Grand Total 3,411 1,184,140

Substance Abuse/Safety Presentations Count Streetproofing 387 Alcohol and Drugs 54 Law 255 Sexual Abuse 20 Abuse of elderly 204 Family violence 193

Total 1,113

Crime Prevention Type of Presentation Number of Presentations Persons Attending Neighbourhood Watch 113 4,801 Home security/High-rise security 320 6,181 Office security 192 2,794 Personal safety 383 16,612 Senior citizen safety 128 4,694 Victims of crime 157 564 Other 409 34,331

Total 1,702 69,977

Communities involved in Neighbourhood Watch 758 Homes involved in Neighbourhood Watch 399,067 Block Parents screened 113 Banks and Business premises visited 2,993 Insecure premises contacted N/A Serious break and enter call-backs 854 Crime prevention pamphlets distributed 253,500

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General Data by Division and Field Command TPS 2001 Statistical Report

Estimated Area Projected Dispatched Motor Vehicles Bicycles Value of Population (sqkm) Expenditures($) calls Stolen Recovered Stolen Property ($)*

11 Division 102,071 15.9 12,134,967 30,921 279 196 165 2,739,267

12 Division 95,460 18.5 12,936,051 36,410 418 300 64 3,962,278

13 Division 143,341 19.2 12,736,227 39,588 491 394 142 12,773,161

14 Division 152,396 15.7 25,918,064 63,361 648 504 544 10,515,601

51 Division 67,203 11.4 15,449,314 38,415 370 276 207 6,731,797

52 Division 75,969 12.4 28,169,441 62,899 466 341 590 42,750,338

53 Division 141,839 26.0 11,932,871 28,936 382 230 197 8,095,267

54 Division 135,563 20.4 12,566,878 35,541 477 399 200 3,529,373

55 Division 120,259 17.0 16,962,346 40,679 588 443 369 4,070,467

Central Command 1,034,101 156.5 148,806,159 376,750 4,119 3,083 2,478 95,167,54921 Division 60,337 16.8 6,237,119 17,538 257 219 71 3,479,187

22 Division 134,035 50.1 12,260,384 28,910 825 620 216 7,234,706

23 Division 163,117 56.6 13,761,629 40,317 1,377 1,046 180 9,089,928

31 Division 198,073 47.7 18,630,329 53,695 1,178 763 150 12,500,097

32 Division 204,294 62.6 17,232,468 47,088 983 622 156 23,843,370

33 Division 192,366 53.0 12,615,486 36,862 487 374 157 8,783,128

41 Division 234,771 60.1 21,752,565 61,707 1,304 1,008 258 9,334,890

42 Division 373,112 127.2 22,961,064 66,187 1,705 1,439 343 20,530,054Area Command 1,560,105 474.1 125,451,044 352,304 8,116 6,091 1,531 94,795,360

Toronto 2,594,206 630.6 274,257,203 + 864,095++ 12,235 9,174 ** 4,009 189,962,909 * Does not include the value of motor vehicles and bicycles, but includes frauds. + Includes Division totals only. ++ Includes 35,065 CARU calls and 84,940 Tag Agency Dispatched Events, The grand total gross expenditure of the Service was $603,372,378. and 15,036 other front line calls. ** Stolen and recovered in 2001. For example 279 motor vehicles were stolen

from 11 division in 2001 and out of which 196 were recovered as of 2001/12/31. This page was revised on May 9, 2002. Recovery statistics do not represent the recovery workload of divisions.

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TPS 2001 Statistical ReportMetropolitan Toronto Highlights - Traffic Collisions *

**Source for all figures: Toronto Traffic Data Centre and Safety Bureau

Total Collisions(Includes Non-Reportable Collisions)

Year Total % Change Non-Reportable

1997 81,692 2.1 9,064

1998* 65,765 -19.5 N/A

1999* 58,450 -11.1 N/A

2000* 72,540 24.1 N/A

2001* 64,113 -11.6 N/A*figure does not include Non-Reportable collisions.

Fatal Collisions and Persons Killed

Year Accidents % Change Killed

1997 79 5.3 80

1998 83 5.1 88

1999 85 2.4 91

2000 62 -27.1 67

2001 52 -16.1 57

Injury Collisions and Persons Injured

Year Accidents % Change Injured

1997 17,091 -1.0 N/A*

1998 17,979 5.2 23,455

1999 16,662 -7.3 23,895

2000 17,404 4.5 24,867

2001 14,239 -18.2 20,614

*Due to technical reasons complete figure is not available.

General Note: 2000 & 2001 statistics are unofficial as Toronto Transportation has not yet officially released them as of press time. However, any variances to these figures will be minimum.

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TPS 2001 Statistical ReportMetropolitan Toronto Highlights - Traffic Collisions*

*Source for all figures: Toronto Traffic Data Centre and Safety Bureau

Property Damage Collisions

Year Accidents % Change

1997 54,787 5.2

1998 47,734 -12.9

1999 41,703 -12.6

2000 55,076 32.1

2001 49,835 -9.5

Drinking and Driving Statistics*

Year Total Tested Male Female

1997 2,161 1999 162

1998 1,776 1629 147

1999 1,952 1788 164

2000 2,078 1901 177

2001 2,892 2627 265* These statistics represent Breath Alcohol testing done within Toronto by the Toronto Police Service

Drinking and Driving Statistics

Year Total Tested Over 80mg% Refusals Other **

1997 2,161 1737 196 228

1998 1,776 1422 159 195

1999 1,952 1523 199 230

2000 2,078 1691 154 233

2001 2,892 2369 173 56** Includes individuals stopped, who were under the legal limit, or where no charges were laid

General Note: 2000 & 2001 statistics are unofficial as Toronto Transportation has not yet officially released them as of press time. However, any variances to these figures will be minimal.

This page was revised on May 9, 2002.

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Metropolitan Toronto Highlights - Criminal Code Offences TPS 2001 Statistical Report

Total Criminal Code Offences*

Year Reported % ChangeRate per 100,000

of Population Cleared % Cleared

1997 230,993 -5.3 9,287.3 99,142 42.9

1998 211,297 -8.5 8,411.2 96,173 45.5

1999 196,880 -6.8 7,756.7 95,237 48.4

2000 195,362 -0.8 7,614.7 100,367 51.4

2001 200,825 2.8 7,741.3 99,773 49.7

*Excluding Criminal Code traffic offences. Statistical Reports published prior to 1997 included Criminal Code traffic offences.

Homicides



1997 61 5.2 2.5 48 78.7

1998 56 -8.2 2.2 39 69.6

1999 47 -16.1 1.9 34 72.3

2000* 60 27.7 2.3 34 56.7

2001 59 -1.7 2.3 33 55.9

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Robberies (Financial Institutions only)



1997 377 -17.0 15.2 331 87.8

1998 387 2.7 15.4 191 49.4

1999 304 -21.4 12.0 330 108.6

2000 207 -31.9 8.0 157 75.8

2001 146 -29.5 5.6 133 91.1

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Break and Enter - Houses

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1997 10,704 -4.9 430.4 1,921 17.9

1998 9,528 -11.0 379.3 1,569 16.5

1999 8,109 -14.9 319.5 1,378 17.0

2000 6,540 -19.3 254.9 1,116 17.1

2001 6,589 0.7 254.0 1,163 17.7

Break and Enter - Apartments



1997 4,026 -4.0 161.9 638 15.8

1998 3,597 -10.7 143.2 556 15.5

1999 3,336 -7.3 131.4 518 15.5

2000 3,526 5.7 137.4 541 15.3

2001 3,469 -1.6 133.7 627 18.1

Break and Enter - Business Premises



1997 8,319 -9.1 334.5 1,232 14.8

1998 7,127 -14.3 283.7 1,128 15.8

1999 6,135 -13.9 241.7 887 14.5

2000 5,487 -10.6 254.9 792 14.4

2001 5,973 8.9 233.2 771 12.9

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Sexual Assaults



1997 2,818 3.4 113.3 2,364 83.9

1998 2,510 -10.9 99.9 1,942 77.4

1999 2,634 4.9 103.8 2,059 78.2

2000 2,679 1.7 104.4 2,108 78.7

2001* 2,695 0.6 103.9 2,195 81.4

* Includes 483 "non-assaultive" sexual offences(e.g. Invitation to Sexual Touching; Sexual Exploitation etc.)

Non-Sexual Assaults



1997 25,568 7.3 1,028.0 20,082 78.5

1998 25,517 -0.2 1,015.8 19,009 74.5

1999 24,821 -2.7 977.9 19,331 77.9

2000 27,770 11.9 1,082.4 22,010 79.3

2001 28,879 4.0 1,113.2 23,871 82.7

Robberies (Including financial institution)



1997 5,593 -4.1 224.9 1,920 34.3

1998 5,297 -5.3 210.9 1,705 32.2

1999 5,042 -4.8 198.7 1,874 37.2

2000 4,745 -5.9 185.0 1,732 36.5

2001 4,994 5.2 192.5 1,855 37.1

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VIOLENT CRIME, PROPERTY CRIME, OTHER CRIME AND CRIMINAL CODE TRAFFIC OFFENCES

OFFENCE CHANGE CLEAR* OFFENCE CHANGE CLEAR* OFFENCE CHANGE CLEAR* OFFENCE CHANGE CLEAR* OFFENCE CHANGE CLEAR* % % % % % % % % % %

1997 34,663 4.8 71.8 133,775 -7.5 25.9 62,555 -5.5 63.3 3,818 -72.5 99.6 234,811 -8.9 43.8

1998 33,926 -2.1 68.2 116,278 -13.1 29.2 61,093 -2.3 63.9 3,640 -4.7 99.0 214,937 -8.5 46.4

1999 33,121 -2.4 71.7 105,029 -9.7 30.2 58,730 -3.9 67.7 3,802 4.5 99.3 200,682 -6.6 49.3

2000 35,837 8.2 73.5 97,138 -7.5 31.5 62,385 6.2 69.5 4,002 5.3 99.9 199,362 -0.7 52.3

2001 37,286 4.0 76.4 99,156 2.1 28.1 64,383 3.2 67.4 4,855 21.3 99.5 205,680 3.2 50.9

* Clearance rate

1997-2001 figures do not include Criminal Code 'Fail to remain' offences.

Categories of Crime:

(1) Violent crime includes homicide and homicide related offences, sexual assaults, sexual offences, non-sexual assaults, abduction, and robberies.

(2) Property crime includes break and enter, all types of thefts, possession of stolen goods, and fraud.

(3) Other crime includes all other non-traffic Criminal Code offences not covered in categories (1) and (2).

(4) Traffic offences include all Criminal Code traffic offences.

(5) Total Criminal Code offences include all the above four categories.

+ The definition for violent crime was revised in 1996. Statistics published prior to 1996 included weapons offences in 'Violent Crime'. Starting from 1996 publication, weapons offences are included in 'Other Crime'.

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OFFENCE RATE* CLEAR % OFFENCE RATE* CLEAR % OFFENCE RATE* CLEAR % OFFENCE RATE* CLEAR % OFFENCE RATE* CLEAR %

11 1398 1370 80.6 2734 2,679 27.7 2,608 2,555 67.9 215 211 100.0 6,955 6,814 55.712 1960 2053 82.4 3136 3,285 34.6 3,190 3,342 74.4 286 300 99.7 8,572 8,980 62.513 1458 1017 81.7 3628 2,531 27.7 2,414 1,684 69.6 150 105 98.7 7,650 5,337 52.614 3162 2075 75.7 7517 4,933 22.0 4,374 2,870 63.9 426 280 99.8 15,479 10,157 47.021 763 1265 80.5 1914 3,172 32.8 1,744 2,890 69.6 195 323 99.5 4,616 7,650 57.422 963 718 72.5 5300 3,954 22.3 2,757 2,057 61.3 325 242 100.0 9,345 6,972 41.723 2424 1486 77.2 6787 4,161 23.3 3,524 2,160 56.7 290 178 97.6 13,025 7,985 44.031 3242 1637 75.4 6456 3,259 24.2 4,499 2,271 64.2 345 174 98.6 14,542 7,342 49.832 1923 941 75.1 7399 3,622 31.3 3,979 1,948 64.7 281 138 99.6 13,582 6,648 48.733 1451 754 81.7 4780 2,485 30.0 2,494 1,296 62.7 174 90 98.9 8,899 4,626 49.041 3963 1688 76.0 8654 3,686 33.1 6,144 2,617 68.2 598 255 99.7 19,359 8,246 55.142 4255 1140 76.6 9987 2,677 23.0 5,889 1,578 64.1 441 118 99.8 20,572 5,514 47.551 1878 2795 69.3 3700 5,506 21.3 3,793 5,644 73.0 209 311 99.5 9,580 14,255 52.952 3263 4295 68.2 14130 18,600 32.9 8,759 11,530 77.6 265 349 99.6 26,417 34,773 52.753 989 697 80.7 4108 2,896 38.1 1,950 1,375 61.8 119 84 100.0 7,166 5,052 51.554 1860 1372 82.3 3562 2,628 25.6 2,933 2,164 69.9 248 183 100.4 8,603 6,346 55.155 2334 1941 75.9 5364 4,460 30.4 3,332 2,771 61.0 288 239 99.7 11,318 9,411 50.6

Toronto 37,286 1437 76.4 99,156 3,822 28.1 64,383 2,482 67.4 4,855 187 99.5 205,680 7,928 50.9Categories of Crime: ** Does not include Criminal Code 'Fail to remain' offences. Note: Cleared cases may include offences committed before 2001. (1) Violent crime includes homicide and homicide related offences, sexual assaults, sexual offences, non-sexual assaults, abduction, and robberies.

(2) Property crime includes break and enter, all types of thefts, possession of stolen goods, and fraud.

(3) Other crime includes all other non-traffic Criminal Code offences not covered in categories (1) and (2).

(4) Traffic offences include all Criminal Code traffic offences. * Rate per 100,000 of population (5) Total Criminal Code offences include all the above four categories. No allowance was given to

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Sexual Assaults*

Age Males Females Total % of Total 0-11 114 281 395 17.86

12-17 70 617 687 31.06 18-24 24 370 394 17.81 25-34 16 323 339 15.33 35-44 14 208 222 10.04

45+ 7 127 134 6.06Unkn 0 41 41 1.85Total 245 1,967 2,212 100.00

*Includes all types of Sexual Assaults, but excludes 483 Sexual

Offences included on page 15.

Non-Sexual Assaults

Age Males Females Total % of Total 0-11 734 424 1,158 4.01

12-17 1,986 1,502 3,488 12.08 18-24 2,530 2,665 5,195 17.99 25-34 2,965 3,429 6,394 22.14 35-44 2,720 2,658 5,378 18.62

45+ 2,306 1,846 4,152 14.38Unkn 2,229 885 3,114 10.78Total #### 13,409 28,879 100.00

Robberies

Age Males Females Total % of Total 0-11 78 5 83 1.66

12-17 1,169 128 1,297 25.97 18-24 738 282 1,020 20.42 25-34 512 229 741 14.84 35-44 518 246 764 15.30

45+ 491 401 892 17.86Unkn 143 54 197 3.94Total 3,649 1,345 4,994 100.00

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Age Males Females Total % of Total 12-17 529 76 605 43.65 18-24 437 33 470 33.91 25-34 135 17 152 10.97 35-44 106 20 126 9.09 45+ 32 0 32 2.31Unkn 1 0 1 0.07Total 1,240 146 1,386 100.00

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Age Males Females Total % of Total 12-17 411 49 460 12.29 18-24 1,336 125 1,461 39.03 25-34 826 103 929 24.82 35-44 551 109 660 17.63 45+ 202 31 233 6.22Unkn 0 0 0 0.00Total 3,326 417 3,743 100.00

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Age Males Females Total % of Total 12-17 1,222 489 1,711 12.36 18-24 2,349 518 2,867 20.71 25-34 2,973 694 3,667 26.48 35-44 2,889 634 3,523 25.44 45+ 1,662 385 2,047 14.78Unkn 22 9 31 0.22Total 11,117 2,729 13,846 100.00

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Violent Crime*

Age Males Females Total % of Total

0-11 1,022 958 1,980 5.31

12-17 3,300 2459 5,759 15.45

18-24 3,380 3444 6,824 18.30

25-34 3,560 4072 7,632 20.47

35-44 3,296 3168 6,464 17.34

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Unkn 2,397 1002 3,399 9.12

Total 19,790 17,496 37,286 100.00

* Violent crime includes homicide and homicide related offences, sexual assaults, sexual offences, non-sexual assaults, abduction, and robberies.

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Age Males Females Total % of Total

12-17 1,874 569 2,443 15.03

18-24 2,984 559 3,543 21.80

25-34 3,325 716 4,041 24.86

35-44 3,223 665 3,888 23.92

45+ 1,918 387 2,305 14.18

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1997 1998 1999 2000 2001Murder 0 1 0 0 0Attempted Murder 3 4 2 2 4Aggravated Assault 2 4 6 4 7Assault With Weapon or Causing Bodily Harm 55 54 78 102 97Assault 126 124 95 108 90Assault Police Officer 383 464 519 585 581Assault to Resist Arrest 332 395 411 509 492Attempt to choke, strangle, etc. 1 1 0 0 0Point/dangerous use of firearm 4 1 9 14 11Discharge firearm with intent to prevent arrest 0 0 0 0 0Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing bodily harm 4 4 2 4 1Total offences 910 1,052 1,122 1,328 1,283

Selected Offences Against Police OfficersNo. of Rate/100,000Variance

Year Offences Populationin Rate(%)

1997 910 36.6 -12.6

1998* 1,052 41.9 14.5

1999 1,122 43.8 4.5

2000 1,328 51.8 18.3

2001 1,283 49.5 -4.4

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Incidents as Reported to Statistics Canada*

Year Incidents1996 202,1221997 199,9231998 178,7891999 162,7262000 160,349

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TotalFirst Second Attempted Sexual Other Break Theft of Theft Theft Offensive Other Criminal Criminal Total

Degree Degree Manslaughter Murder Assault Assault Robbery and Motor Over Under Fraud Weapons Criminal Code Code CriminalMurder Murder Enter Vehicle** $5,000 $5,000 offences Code Non-Traffic Traffic+ Code

Reported 16 7 0 55 1,095 14,352 2,336 7,689 4,640 1,056 28,192 3,649 2,054 34,393 99,534 2,206 101,740

Cleared 6 8 0 44 838 11,762 898 1,555 707 186 6,331 2,614 1,999 24,526 51,474 2,200 53,674

% Cleared 37.5 114.3 0.0 80.0 76.5 82.0 38.4 20.2 15.2 17.6 22.5 71.6 97.3 71.3 51.7 99.7 52.8

Reported 24 11 1 66 1,117 14,527 2,658 8,443 9,380 1,007 25,260 4,394 2,293 32,110 101,291 2,649 103,940

Cleared 8 10 1 36 895 12,108 957 1,017 1,158 152 5,879 2,861 2,186 21,029 48,297 2,630 50,927

% Cleared 33.3 90.9 100.0 54.5 80.1 83.3 36.0 12.0 12.3 15.1 23.3 65.1 95.3 65.5 47.7 99.3 49.0

Reported 40 18 1 121 2,212 28,879 4,994 16,132 14,020 2,063 53,452 8,043 4,347 66,503 200,825 4,855 205,680

Cleared 14 18 1 80 1,733 23,870 1,855 2,572 1,865 338 12,210 5,475 4,185 45,555 99,771 4,830 104,601

% Cleared 35.0 100.0 100.0 66.1 78.3 82.7 37.1 15.9 13.3 16.4 22.8 68.1 96.3 68.5 49.7 99.5 50.9* Cleared cases may include offences reported prior to 2001. ** Include motor cycle and snow vehicle and all attempts.

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Degree Degree Manslaughter Murder Assault Assault Robbery and Motor Over Under Fraud Weapons Criminal Code Code CriminalMurder Murder Enter Vehicle** $5,000 $5,000 Offences Code Non-Traffic Traffic+ Code

Reported 0 0 0 1 84 1,159 120 483 334 25 1,552 209 124 2,649 6,740 215 6,955

Cleared 0 0 0 1 63 971 59 76 53 5 339 155 121 1,814 3,657 215 3,872

% Cleared 0.0 0.0 0.0 100.0 75.0 83.8 49.2 15.7 15.9 20.0 21.8 74.2 97.6 68.5 54.3 100.0 55.7

Reported 1 0 0 5 106 1,632 153 516 473 70 1,563 321 341 3,105 8,286 286 8,572

Cleared 1 0 0 4 84 1,408 60 113 89 12 473 204 329 2,297 5,074 285 5,359

% Cleared 100.0 0.0 0.0 80.0 79.2 86.3 39.2 21.9 18.8 17.1 30.3 63.6 96.5 74.0 61.2 99.7 62.5

Reported 2 1 0 6 111 1,134 154 695 549 60 1,820 296 118 2,554 7,500 150 7,650

Cleared 1 1 0 5 90 983 65 218 81 13 347 137 114 1,820 3,875 148 4,023

% Cleared 50.0 100.0 0.0 83.3 81.1 86.7 42.2 31.4 14.8 21.7 19.1 46.3 96.6 71.3 51.7 98.7 52.6

Reported 2 1 0 12 173 2,552 368 1,411 722 129 4,523 366 355 4,439 15,053 426 15,479

Cleared 1 1 0 8 122 2,051 160 248 94 14 729 203 349 2,863 6,843 425 7,268

% Cleared 50.0 100.0 0.0 66.7 70.5 80.4 43.5 17.6 13.0 10.9 16.1 55.5 98.3 64.5 45.5 99.8 47.0

Reported 7 3 0 6 88 1,383 347 718 418 59 2,126 115 260 3,841 9,371 209 9,580

Cleared 1 3 0 4 64 1,073 116 143 62 10 247 66 253 2,817 4,859 208 5,067


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Degree Degree Manslaughter Murder Assault Assault Robbery and Motor Over Under Fraud Weapons Criminal Code Code CriminalMurder Murder Enter Vehicle** $5,000 $5,000 Offences Code Non-Traffic Traffic+ Code

Reported 1 1 0 11 186 2,469 541 1,425 492 471 9,513 1,346 394 9,302 26,152 265 26,417

Cleared 0 2 0 11 133 1,848 188 286 117 71 2,152 1,133 386 7,339 13,666 265 13,931

% Cleared 0.0 200.0 0.0 100.0 71.5 74.8 34.8 20.1 23.8 15.1 22.6 84.2 98.0 78.9 52.3 100.0 52.7

Reported 0 0 0 2 79 760 122 869 412 94 2,178 443 65 2,023 7,047 119 7,166

Cleared 0 0 0 2 68 659 51 228 55 31 802 338 62 1,274 3,570 119 3,689

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Reported 2 0 0 6 114 1,477 210 686 556 61 1,826 254 167 2,996 8,355 248 8,603

Cleared 2 0 0 5 90 1,309 78 97 73 15 396 154 165 2,109 4,493 249 4,742

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Reported 1 1 0 6 154 1,786 321 886 684 87 3,091 299 230 3,484 11,030 288 11,318

Cleared 0 1 0 4 124 1,460 121 146 83 15 846 224 220 2,193 5,437 286 5,723

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First Second Attempted Sexual Other Break Theft of Theft Theft Offensive Other Criminal Criminal TotalDegree Degree Manslaughter Murder Assault Assault Robbery and Motor Over Under Fraud Weapons Criminal Code Code CriminalMurder Murder Enter Vehicle** $5,000 $5,000 Offences Code Non-Traffic Traffic+ Code

Reported 0 1 0 1 42 615 88 360 300 47 870 226 70 1,801 4,421 195 4,616

Cleared 0 1 0 1 35 522 42 93 60 15 190 158 69 1,268 2,454 194 2,648

% Cleared 0.0 100.0 0.0 100.0 83.3 84.9 47.7 25.8 20.0 31.9 21.8 69.9 98.6 70.4 55.5 99.5 57.4

Reported 0 0 1 1 51 716 170 915 973 136 2,705 343 107 2,902 9,020 325 9,345

Cleared 0 0 1 0 33 586 56 93 111 16 522 215 102 1,833 3,568 325 3,893

% Cleared 0.0 0.0 100.0 0.0 64.7 81.8 32.9 10.2 11.4 11.8 19.3 62.7 95.3 63.2 39.6 100.0 41.7

Reported 4 3 0 13 149 1,879 317 838 1,560 156 3,416 528 196 3,676 12,735 290 13,025

Cleared 0 3 0 6 127 1,581 98 101 168 33 671 317 191 2,154 5,450 283 5,733

% Cleared 0.0 100.0 0.0 46.2 85.2 84.1 30.9 12.1 10.8 21.2 19.6 60.0 97.4 58.6 42.8 97.6 44.0

Reported 4 2 0 15 175 2,546 397 1,019 1,344 121 2,887 733 591 4,363 14,197 345 14,542

Cleared 0 2 0 10 130 2,078 139 108 170 7 490 436 549 2,779 6,898 340 7,238

% Cleared 0.0 100.0 0.0 66.7 74.3 81.6 35.0 10.6 12.6 5.8 17.0 59.5 92.9 63.7 48.6 98.6 49.8

Reported 2 1 0 5 104 1,485 279 1,190 1,112 158 3,760 627 188 4,390 13,301 281 13,582

Cleared 0 1 0 4 75 1,207 115 128 161 33 1,007 436 183 2,988 6,338 280 6,618

% Cleared 0.0 0.0 0.0 80.0 72.1 81.3 41.2 10.8 14.5 20.9 26.8 69.5 97.3 68.1 47.7 99.6 48.7

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First Second Attempted Sexual Other Break Theft of Theft Theft Offensive Other Criminal Criminal TotalDegree Degree Manslaughter Murder Assault Assault Robbery and Motor Over Under Fraud Weapons Criminal Code Code CriminalMurder Murder Enter Vehicle** $5,000 $5,000 Offences Code Non-Traffic Traffic+ Code

Reported 0 0 0 7 77 1,089 232 865 593 106 2,436 539 222 2,559 8,725 174 8,899

Cleared 0 0 0 4 71 976 92 116 88 13 630 346 215 1,634 4,185 172 4,357

%Cleared 0.0 0.0 0.0 57.1 92.2 89.6 39.7 13.4 14.8 12.3 25.9 64.2 96.8 63.9 48.0 98.9 49.0

Reported 4 3 0 11 261 3,037 515 1,269 1,489 151 4,444 781 374 6,422 18,761 598 19,359

Cleared 3 2 0 3 208 2,452 229 160 220 12 1,344 602 356 4,477 10,068 596 10,664

% Cleared 75.0 66.7 0.0 27.3 79.7 80.7 44.5 12.6 14.8 7.9 30.2 77.1 95.2 69.7 53.7 99.7 55.1

Reported 10 1 0 13 258 3,160 660 1,987 2,009 132 4,742 617 545 5,997 20,131 441 20,572

Cleared 5 1 0 8 216 2,706 186 218 180 23 1,025 351 521 3,896 9,336 440 9,776

% Cleared 50.0 100.0 0.0 61.5 83.7 85.6 28.2 11.0 9.0 17.4 21.6 56.9 95.6 65.0 46.4 99.8 47.5

Reported 24 11 1 66 1,117 14,527 2,658 8,443 9,380 1,007 25,260 4,394 2,293 32,110 101,291 2,649 103,940

Cleared 8 10 1 36 895 12,108 957 1,017 1,158 152 5,879 2,861 2,186 21,029 48,297 2,630 50,927

% Cleared 33.3 90.9 100.0 54.5 80.1 83.3 36.0 12.0 12.3 15.1 23.3 65.1 95.3 65.5 47.7 99.3 49.0

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Criminal Code Traffic Other OffencesDrive Refuse Drive Liquor Liquor

Dangerous While Breath/ Over while Total+ Drug* Other Licence Licence Other Municipal Total** HighwayDriving Impaired Blood/ 80 mg Disqualified Federal Act - Act - Provincial By-Laws+++ Traffic

Screen Statutes Drunk Other Statutes Act ++

11 Division 17 66 20 105 7 215 247 133 261 167 552 919 2,279 12,067

12 Division 50 88 26 105 17 286 547 106 100 94 604 706 2,157 13,461

13 Division 22 55 8 62 3 150 543 88 72 58 342 613 1,716 10,841

14 Division 54 134 35 191 12 426 1,357 53 700 1,091 1,758 1,802 6,761 15,641

51 Division 29 73 18 77 12 209 1,722 55 630 603 1,469 533 5,012 6,266

52 Division 35 83 13 131 3 265 1,494 76 512 768 2,287 2,437 7,574 13,084

53 Division 16 39 5 53 6 119 99 14 117 89 384 511 1,214 12,811

54 Division 36 77 18 111 6 248 215 21 107 64 518 366 1,291 11,773

55 Division 33 88 17 138 12 288 357 27 240 262 595 710 2,191 12,372

55 Division 292 703 160 973 78 2,206 6,581 573 2,739 3,196 8,509 8,597 30,195 108,316

21 Division 17 60 19 91 8 195 192 8 71 64 139 108 582 6,773

22 Division 31 102 26 154 12 325 158 48 103 71 301 135 816 12,18423 Division 41 100 24 111 14 290 170 28 156 206 679 627 1,866 17,15131 Division 50 131 23 135 6 345 607 73 95 298 943 567 2,583 20,367

32 Division 57 89 17 109 9 281 364 45 96 64 864 988 2,421 13,795

33 Division 30 56 8 77 3 174 209 20 20 30 282 878 1,439 18,386

41 Division 71 215 39 263 10 598 309 61 196 328 942 881 2,717 16,445

42 Division 103 142 23 162 11 441 743 32 159 720 1,133 140 2,927 22,284

55 Division 400 895 179 1,102 73 2,649 2,752 315 896 1,781 5,283 4,324 15,351 127,385

Toronto 692 1,598 339 2,075 151 4,855 9,333 888 3,635 4,977 13,792 12,921 45,546 235,701 * Includes Food & Drug Act and Narcotic Control Act. ++ Reflects the total Highway Traffic Act charges issued by divisional personnel.

** Excluding Highway Traffic Act. The Total of the H.T.A. charges issued by divisional, traffic and other personnel was 281,732 .

+ Excluding Criminal Code 'Fail to Remain' offences. +++ Reflects the total Bylaw charges issued by divisional personnel. The total of the Bylaw charges

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Total TotalFirst Second Attempted Sexual Other Break Theft of Theft Theft Offensive Other Criminal Criminal Total

Degree Degree Manslaughter Murder Assault Assault Robbery and Motor Over Under Fraud Weapons Criminal Code Code CriminalMurder Murder Enter Vehicle $5,000 $5,000 Offences Code Non-Traffic Traffic Code

Male 2 0 0 9 110 1,222 529 281 254 9 891 48 272 2,008 5,635 15 5,650

Female 0 0 0 0 3 489 76 34 34 1 621 33 16 536 1,843 3 1,846

Total 2 0 0 9 113 1,711 605 315 288 10 1,512 81 288 2,544 7,478 18 7,496

Male 9 16 1 68 734 9,895 711 833 367 113 3,924 841 842 10,880 29,234 2,294 31,528

Female 1 5 0 4 7 2,240 70 70 40 39 2,089 476 88 2,701 7,830 219 8,049

Total 10 21 1 72 741 12,135 781 903 407 152 6,013 1,317 930 13,581 37,064 2,513 39,577

12 21 1 81 854 13,846 1,386 1,218 695 162 7,525 1,398 1,218 16,125 44,542 2,531 47,073Toronto

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Criminal Code Traffic Other OffencesDrive Refuse Drive

Fail to Dangerous While Breath/ Over while Total Drug* Other Other Total**Remain Driving Impaired Blood/ 80 mg Disqualified Federal Provincial

Screen Statutes Statutes

Male 3 11 0 0 1 0 15 411 10 95 516

Female 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 49 1 113 163

Total 4 11 2 0 1 0 18 460 11 208 679

Male 107 158 1,144 108 729 48 2,294 2,915 702 2,291 5,908

Female 9 12 113 8 77 0 219 368 127 1,928 2,423

Total 116 170 1,257 116 806 48 2,513 3,283 829 4,219 8,331

Toronto 120 181 1,259 116 807 48 2,531 3,743 840 4,427 9,010

* Includes Food & Drug Act and Narcotic Control Act. ** Excluding Highway Traffic Act, Municipal Bylaws and Liquor Licence Acts.

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Persons charged by unit + TPS 2001 Statistical Report

Unit Homicide Attempted Sexual Other Robbery Break Motor Theft Offensive Other Criminal Drug Other TotalMurder Assault Assault and Vehicle (All other) Fraud Weapons Criminal Code Offences** charged

Enter Theft* Offences Code Traffic

D11 0 3 34 551 29 44 12 188 51 36 700 91 151 452 2,342

D12 1 3 48 841 46 58 24 287 54 91 953 140 177 352 3,075

D13 1 4 50 546 53 71 23 109 29 43 665 65 205 343 2,207

D14 1 9 69 1,260 112 102 31 453 52 102 1,429 180 535 541 4,876

D21 0 0 7 253 29 36 20 70 10 12 421 84 13 68 1,023

D22 0 0 16 424 64 51 56 366 53 39 434 131 82 196 1,912

D23 1 6 56 767 76 48 56 455 86 40 732 104 53 201 2,681

D31 1 9 75 1,200 103 56 57 315 72 132 1,090 159 243 363 3,875

D32 1 3 42 755 84 61 36 801 118 49 730 115 55 233 3,083

D33 0 7 26 561 55 51 37 450 94 62 442 56 77 166 2,084

D41 2 4 85 1,354 144 99 69 908 120 76 1,209 247 60 404 4,781

D42 3 5 89 1,478 130 133 76 567 86 145 1,479 181 362 306 5,040

D51 1 5 35 671 92 78 44 192 27 83 1,511 74 639 372 3,824

D52 0 8 74 1,112 115 92 40 1,523 206 110 1,731 78 459 359 5,907

D53 0 2 18 340 40 48 10 219 54 21 346 73 95 174 1,440

D54 0 6 45 679 51 56 43 170 17 43 637 110 37 290 2,184

D55 1 5 48 911 85 104 25 539 63 64 874 138 112 315 3,284

SQUADS ++ 20 1 32 11 57 1 2 15 186 1 56 1 2 3 388

INT 0 1 0 3 5 1 2 1 0 1 16 1 5 0 36

SIS 1 0 2 2 2 1 10 14 5 8 80 0 4 31 160

TSV 0 0 0 21 0 1 8 8 6 8 128 482 7 28 697

OTHER 0 0 3 106 14 26 14 37 9 52 462 21 370 70 1,184

Toronto 34 81 854 13,846 1,386 1,218 695 7,687 1,398 1,218 16,125 2,531 3,743 5,267 56,083 * Includes attempt thefts ** Includes federal statutes other than drug acts, and other provincial statutes. Excludes Municipal Bylaws and Liquor Control Acts.

+ Unit of the arresting officer ++ Homicide, Fraud, Hold-up and Sexual Assault squads INT - Intelligent Services, SIS - Special Investigative Services, TSV - Traffic Services

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Acknowledgement

Managing EditorA/S/Insp Bruce SmalletCorporate Communications

EditorSgt. Nigel FontaineCorporate Communications

Crime Information Co-ordinator Maureen Connolly, Crime Information Unit

Statistical Report Research/ValidationKarottu George, Analyst, Crime Information Unit

Statistical Report Layout/DesignKarottu George, Analyst, Crime Information UnitLee George, Video Services

Printing and Production

Metropolitan Toronto Corporate Reproduction Services

A special thanks to all contributors, especially Computing and Telecommunications, for their unfailing support.

For copies of this report Please write to:

Chief of Police Metropolitan Toronto Police Service 40 College Street Toronto, Ontario M5J 2J3

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