Table 10

CALIFORNIA
Offenses Known to Law Enforcement
by State by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2009
[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 Counties	County	Violent crime	Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter	Forcible rape	Robbery	Aggravated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny- theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson
Metropolitan Counties	Alameda	637	3	28	260	346	2,503	553	1,157	793	33
	Butte	134	6	12	27	89	1,244	508	729	7	19
	Contra Costa	428	11	29	161	227	2,792	989	1,785	18	13
	El Dorado	312	3	33	34	242	1,862	715	1,129	18	12
	Fresno	774	16	23	143	592	5,087	1,630	2,604	853	238
	Imperial^1,2		2	3	12			295		13	19
	Kern	2,001	39	125	512	1,325	10,458	3,596	5,360	1,502	330
	Kings	211	3	11	20	177	493	197	267	29	10
	Los Angeles	6,540	102	209	1,895	4,334	18,043	5,033	8,645	4,365	314
	Madera	229	2	20	27	180	1,191	506	677	8	2
	Marin	121	0	3	33	85	885	269	613	3	3
	Merced	490	14	26	54	396	1,923	689	1,215	19	13
	Monterey	203	8	26	54	115	1,693	669	1,002	22	12
	Napa	35	0	6	1	28	367	129	237	1	2
	Orange	219	1	13	38	167	1,296	243	940	113	11
	Placer	315	4	27	26	258	1,951	660	1,258	33	14
	Riverside	1,225	23	74	293	835	10,554	3,057	5,718	1,779	26
	Sacramento	3,183	29	176	1,189	1,789	15,610	4,725	10,721	164	129
	San Benito	67	0	4	8	55	259	100	154	5	2
	San Bernardino	1,165	22	66	192	885	5,835	2,104	2,614	1,117	104
	San Diego	1,592	9	88	276	1,219	5,956	1,693	3,204	1,059	41
	San Joaquin	1,058	10	34	195	819	4,480	1,569	2,805	106	20
	San Luis Obispo	199	3	21	20	155	1,188	416	763	9	8
	San Mateo	194	1	8	40	145	1,636	221	1,227	188	7
	Santa Barbara	246	0	24	21	201	1,673	647	1,020	6	7
	Santa Clara	268	3	30	30	205	1,716	404	1,125	187	3
	Santa Cruz	291	2	18	40	231	2,479	804	1,663	12	21
	Shasta	512	1	36	35	440	1,034	542	478	14	9
	Solano	90	2	7	16	65	381	218	157	6	16
	Sonoma	553	6	45	51	451	1,537	597	930	10	30
	Stanislaus	507	14	27	122	344	3,360	1,418	1,644	298	198
	Sutter	120	0	8	10	102	527	155	338	34	1
	Tulare³	553	16	31	93	413		1,187	1,966		28
	Ventura	189	6	20	26	137	1,271	352	836	83	18
	Yolo	39	0	6	5	28	344	120	218	6	4
	Yuba	190	2	17	29	142	830	314	502	14	17
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Alpine	13	0	1	1	11	60	11	49	0	0
	Amador	60	1	6	4	49	467	218	247	2	0
	Calaveras	68	1	14	14	39	597	247	347	3	8
	Colusa	36	1	8	2	25	287	101	178	8	0
	Del Norte	77	1	17	5	54	287	145	140	2	5
	Glenn	9	0	1	3	5	117	55	61	1	0
	Humboldt	272	7	12	38	215	1,126	342	763	21	17
	Inyo	60	2	8	6	44	145	56	88	1	1
	Lake	170	2	24	17	127	803	383	406	14	5
	Lassen	26	0	3	1	22	110	36	74	0	3
	Mariposa	48	0	3	1	44	278	106	171	1	1
	Mendocino	326	5	23	21	277	528	227	297	4	12
	Modoc	8	0	1	0	7	64	33	30	1	0
	Mono	10	0	1	0	9	76	24	52	0	0
	Nevada	165	0	23	8	134	638	207	427	4	5
	Plumas	121	1	19	5	96	311	120	186	5	2
	Sierra	13	0	0	0	13	43	15	28	0	1
	Siskiyou	63	1	9	6	47	193	93	95	5	0
	Tehama	211	2	1	5	203	299	176	123	0	20
	Trinity	22	0	0	3	19	126	60	66	0	0
	Tuolumne	108	1	18	12	77	749	298	445	6	9

¹ The FBI determined that the agency's data were overreported. Consequently, affected data are not included in this table.
² The FBI determined that the agency did not follow national Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program guidelines for reporting an offense. Consequently, this figure is not included in this table.
³ 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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