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SANDAG's Mid-Year Crime Report Shows Markedly Fewer Violent and Property Crimes

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Skip to contentCrime reported in the San Diego region from January to June 2023 was down significantly from the same period last year, with double-digit percentage decreases in homicides, rapes and robberies, according to a study released Thursday.The mid-year report from SANDAG‘s Criminal Justice Research Division found lower incidents in all categories of property crime and most types of crimes against persons.Specific findings from the report were:For the 22 homicides in which a motive could be determined, arguments were the most frequent (50%), followed by gang involvement (23%).We'll send you the top local news stories every morning at 8 a.m.Processing…Success! You're on the list.Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again.Property crime accounted for 58% of the total crimes committed in the San Diego regionThe mid-year report was the first published by SANDAG using&nbsp;the California Incident Based Reporting System. The new system includes additional crime categories, and multiple offenses can be included in each incident.“For the first time we are better able to track crimes against society and understand the nature of different offenses and how they affect our communities,” said SANDAG Principal Criminal Justice Researcher Octavio Rodriguez.With the generous support of readers like you, Times of San Diego publishes timely and accurate news coverage for a better-informed community. Help us grow with a monthly contribution.Become a supporter

Skip to contentCrime reported in the San Diego region from January to June 2023 was down significantly from the same period last year, with double-digit percentage decreases in homicides, rapes and robberies, according to a study released Thursday.The mid-year report from SANDAG‘s Criminal Justice Research Division found lower incidents in all categories of property crime and most types of crimes against persons.Specific findings from the report were:For the 22 homicides in which a motive could be determined, arguments were the most frequent (50%), followed by gang involvement (23%).We'll...

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