Table 10

CALIFORNIA
Offenses Known to Law Enforcement
by State by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2005
[The data shown in this table do not reflect county totals but are the number of offenses reported by the sheriff's office or county police department.]

Metropolitan/Nonmetropolitan	County	Violent crime	Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter	Forcible rape	Robbery	Aggravated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny-theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson¹
Metropolitan Counties	Alameda	505	9	26	209	261	3,160	692	1,480	988	34
	Butte	235	5	33	36	161	1,711	787	881	43	69
	Contra Costa	637	11	38	159	429	3,737	1,019	2,690	28	19
	El Dorado	325	3	11	17	294	2,276	741	1,520	15	11
	Fresno	872	20	45	163	644	6,441	1,683	3,752	1,006	260
	Imperial	199	0	6	23	170	1,127	415	657	55	38
	Kern	1,691	28	134	339	1,190	12,195	3,260	6,926	2,009	240
	Kings	160	3	16	16	125	671	296	361	14	9
	Los Angeles	7,459	168	233	1,910	5,148	20,433	5,024	8,682	6,727	420
	Madera	285	6	20	19	240	1,452	644	781	27	11
	Marin	169	0	12	46	111	961	231	726	4	7
	Merced	471	7	28	39	397	1,957	917	1,026	14	12
	Monterey	201	4	16	54	127	2,030	576	1,421	33	23
	Napa	35	1	9	1	24	430	135	282	13	2
	Orange	242	1	10	38	193	1,514	371	919	224	15
	Placer	127	5	17	8	97	2,171	789	1,325	57	8
	Riverside	2,147	39	115	416	1,577	15,954	3,829	8,215	3,910	69
	Sacramento	4,134	57	219	1,262	2,596	26,191	7,159	16,855	2,177	247
	San Benito	38	1	1	0	36	351	142	190	19	0
	San Bernardino	1,057	27	71	177	782	6,774	2,063	2,997	1,714	124
	San Diego	1,589	13	86	270	1,220	9,179	2,469	4,626	2,084	43
	San Joaquin	879	12	28	165	674	4,928	1,522	3,141	265	34
	San Luis Obispo	210	2	16	15	177	1,558	507	1,045	6	11
	San Mateo	220	1	17	46	156	1,906	259	1,354	293	8
	Santa Barbara	159	2	18	20	119	1,687	569	1,107	11	15
	Santa Clara	355	3	24	20	308	2,222	453	1,404	365	3
	Santa Cruz	315	0	34	44	237	2,806	844	1,947	15	15
	Shasta	234	2	30	15	187	1,165	467	652	46	33
	Solano	150	1	9	20	120	421	209	194	18	36
	Sonoma	646	3	45	54	544	2,303	744	1,531	28	13
	Stanislaus	980	14	27	99	840	4,243	1,337	2,347	559	290
	Sutter	151	0	10	13	128	1,096	372	635	89	7
	Tulare²	558	30	30	87	411		1,328	2,117		535
	Ventura	185	3	22	28	132	1,153	332	680	141	23
	Yolo	28	1	2	6	19	331	122	193	16	8
	Yuba	208	7	14	36	151	1,260	576	670	14	20
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Alpine	7	0	0	0	7	97	18	79	0	0
	Amador	66	0	10	7	49	553	240	309	4	2
	Calaveras	132	2	17	7	106	715	287	425	3	8
	Colusa	29	0	2	3	24	285	110	169	6	1
	Del Norte	79	0	30	3	46	368	180	183	5	1
	Glenn	9	0	1	0	8	175	74	101	0	0
	Humboldt	124	2	9	21	92	940	354	569	17	4
	Inyo	62	1	7	3	51	229	67	160	2	3
	Lake	186	1	11	7	167	918	422	491	5	5
	Lassen	56	3	6	3	44	143	50	93	0	5
	Mariposa	75	0	3	0	72	378	121	256	1	3
	Mendocino	313	4	20	24	265	705	285	410	10	19
	Modoc	10	0	0	1	9	51	16	35	0	0
	Mono	15	0	1	0	14	73	22	50	1	0
	Nevada	184	2	15	7	160	703	250	447	6	4
	Plumas	37	0	5	3	29	569	227	338	4	0
	Sierra	7	0	0	0	7	49	17	32	0	1
	Siskiyou	67	3	7	1	56	331	115	208	8	2
	Tehama	308	2	5	11	290	478	290	187	1	24
	Trinity	36	1	6	5	24	121	86	35	0	0

¹ The FBI does not publish arson data unless it receives data from either the agency or the state for all 12 months of the calendar year.
² The motor vehicle thefts for this county are collected by the Tulare County Highway Patrol. These data can be found in Table 11.

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