Table 4

Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement
by State by City 100,000 and over in Population
Colorado—Idaho, January-June 2006

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State	City		Population¹	Violent crime	Murder	For- cible rape	Rob- bery	Aggravated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny- theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson²
COLORADO	ARVADA⁴	2005	103,983
	ARVADA⁴	2006		86	0	9	21	56	1,545	236	1,129	180	10
	AURORA	2005	295,888	902	15	111	301	475	7,454	1,225	4,801	1,428	52
	AURORA	2006		936	10	105	312	509	6,378	1,203	4,112	1,063	68
	COLORADO SPRINGS	2005	374,482	798	6	128	185	479	9,894	1,788	7,240	866	43
	COLORADO SPRINGS	2006		1,047	7	138	300	602	8,524	1,564	6,131	829	59
	DENVER	2005	564,552	2,269	21	162	784	1,302	16,978	3,841	9,323	3,814	127
	DENVER	2006		2,191	23	166	655	1,347	13,372	3,374	6,608	3,390	107
	LAKEWOOD	2005	143,259	314	3	49	87	175	3,892	564	2,705	623	11
	LAKEWOOD	2006		355	1	41	81	232	3,500	551	2,389	560	11
	PUEBLO	2005	105,057	332	9	18	64	241	3,324	695	2,402	227	29
	PUEBLO	2006		288	1	11	67	209	3,053	729	2,124	200	22
	THORNTON	2005	103,487	186	0	33	29	124	2,331	299	1,681	351	17
	THORNTON	2006		181	1	39	21	120	2,441	309	1,753	379	37
	WESTMINSTER	2005	106,211	150	1	10	38	101	2,286	308	1,613	365	2
	WESTMINSTER	2006		133	4	11	32	86	2,264	334	1,643	287	9
CONNECTICUT	BRIDGEPORT	2005	140,177	708	9	25	264	410	3,514	690	2,217	607	27
	BRIDGEPORT	2006		670	12	42	284	332	3,061	630	1,892	539
	HARTFORD	2005	125,086	647	13	19	298	317	4,663	594	3,064	1,005	49
	HARTFORD	2006		769	14	14	383	358	4,634	534	3,138	962	50
	STAMFORD	2005	120,456	162	0	10	68	84	1,131	215	824	92	1
	STAMFORD	2006		179	1	11	91	76	1,195	213	886	96	3
	WATERBURY	2005	108,636	214	4	11	100	99	2,720	489	1,928	303	0
	WATERBURY	2006		191	4	23	96	68	3,055	509	2,208	338	0
FLORIDA	CAPE CORAL	2005	130,874	182	0	20	32	130	1,903	446	1,314	143	14
	CAPE CORAL	2006		198	3	31	41	123	2,281	674	1,460	147	11
	CLEARWATER	2005	111,058	478	6	17	88	367	2,534	446	1,881	207	25
	CLEARWATER	2006		410	1	22	98	289	2,331	421	1,752	158	19
	CORAL SPRINGS	2005	131,252	110	0	8	25	77	1,356	208	1,021	127	2
	CORAL SPRINGS	2006		135	1	2	47	85	1,520	251	1,139	130	2
	FORT LAUDERDALE	2005	168,293	768	8	29	400	331	5,676	1,223	3,889	564	17
	FORT LAUDERDALE	2006		854	10	49	449	346	5,129	1,149	3,412	568	25
	GAINESVILLE	2005	111,313	460	1	52	67	340	2,332	533	1,573	226	2
	GAINESVILLE	2006		534	2	52	105	375	2,567	570	1,772	225	4
	HIALEAH	2005	229,590	627	4	16	175	432	4,495	833	2,921	741	15
	HIALEAH	2006		578	0	6	164	408	4,090	745	2,544	801	14
	HOLLYWOOD	2005	147,798	404	2	36	147	219	3,268	599	2,239	430	4
	HOLLYWOOD	2006		379	4	30	182	163	3,068	668	2,004	396	5
	JACKSONVILLE	2005	795,259	3,245	42	103	1,103	1,997	21,598	4,376	14,793	2,429	95
	JACKSONVILLE	2006		3,164	70	91	1,025	1,978	21,070	4,459	14,365	2,246	87
	MIAMI	2005	388,295	2,972	23	36	925	1,988	12,317	2,618	7,676	2,023	83
	MIAMI	2006		2,961	30	43	1,019	1,869	10,568	2,373	6,209	1,986	52
	MIAMI GARDENS	2005	103,164	929	4	29	248	648	3,243	603	2,119	521	11
	MIAMI GARDENS	2006		882	6	34	248	594	2,917	594	1,934	389	10
	MIRAMAR	2005	103,777	243	0	14	91	138	1,737	511	990	236	5
	MIRAMAR	2006		260	3	28	55	174	1,523	389	939	195	7
	ORLANDO	2005	210,290	1,805	7	68	525	1,205	8,688	1,836	5,710	1,142	17
	ORLANDO	2006		2,078	30	82	673	1,293	8,736	1,764	5,886	1,086	38
	PEMBROKE PINES	2005	153,492	160	5	12	40	103	2,275	337	1,700	238	8
	PEMBROKE PINES	2006		183	1	7	59	116	2,293	389	1,671	233	8
	PORT ST. LUCIE	2005	121,069	143	1	4	14	124	1,277	376	824	77	9
	PORT ST. LUCIE	2006		169	0	22	16	131	1,692	481	1,146	65	9
	ST. PETERSBURG	2005	254,713	1,947	15	44	419	1,469	8,025	1,678	5,061	1,286	40
	ST. PETERSBURG	2006		1,914	12	53	475	1,374	7,577	1,486	4,917	1,174	35
	TALLAHASSEE	2005	160,147	788	4	63	167	554	4,688	1,931	2,333	424	7
	TALLAHASSEE	2006		833	4	84	232	513	3,847	1,041	2,491	315	9
	TAMPA	2005	329,035	2,275	11	98	564	1,602	10,477	2,416	6,688	1,373	31
	TAMPA	2006		2,399	15	74	579	1,731	8,946	2,247	5,439	1,260	23
GEORGIA	ATHENS-CLARKE COUNTY	2005	105,727	181	2	23	61	95	2,706	484	2,062	160	14
	ATHENS-CLARKE COUNTY	2006		164	2	26	55	81	2,538	493	1,893	152
	ATLANTA	2005	430,666	3,390	35	99	1,296	1,960	14,908	3,101	9,292	2,515	90
	ATLANTA	2006		3,543	42	90	1,288	2,123	14,919	3,222	9,080	2,617	88
	COLUMBUS	2005	187,886	479	10	12	193	264	6,219	1,247	4,247	725	40
	COLUMBUS	2006		522	12	4	249	257	6,436	1,277	4,293	866
HAWAII	HONOLULU	2005	908,521	1,208	6	102	384	716	20,341	3,070	14,290	2,981	246
HAWAII	HONOLULU	2006		1,326	5	106	455	760	18,336	2,629	12,597	3,110	278
IDAHO	BOISE	2005	195,012	388	4	70	46	268	3,787	748	2,822	217	22
IDAHO	BOISE	2006		379	3	60	61	255	3,068	563	2,342	163	19

¹The 2005 population figures are FBI estimates based on provisional data from the U.S. Census Bureau. (See Data Declaration.)
²The FBI does not publish arson data unless it receives 6 months data from either the agency or the state for 2005 and/or 2006.
³The population for the city of Mobile, Alabama, includes 55,864 inhabitants from the jurisdiction of the Mobile County Sheriff's Department.
⁴Complete January through June data for 2005 are not available.
⁵The data collection methodology for the offense of forcible rape used by the state Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program administered by the Illinois State Police does not comply with national UCR guidelines. Consequently, their figures for forcible rape and violent crime (of which forcible rape is a part) are not published in this report.
⁶The FBI determined that the agency did not follow Program guidelines for reporting this offense. Consequently, this figure is not included in this table and has been excluded from all Report tabulations.
⁷Because of changes in the state/local agency's reporting practices, figures are not comparable to previous years' data.

Preliminary Semiannual Uniform Crime Report, January-June 2006

U.S. Department of Justice — Federal Bureau of Investigation

Release Date: December 2006