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Note: This table is no longer being maintained. For later data, see the National Archive of Criminal Justice Data, University of Michigan.

Statistics presented are based on data collected by the FBI as part of its Uniform Crime Reporting Program. These data represent offenses reported to and arrests made by State and local law enforcement agencies as reported to the FBI. These data do not include Federal law enforcement activity. Additionally, not all law enforcement agencies consistently report offense and arrest data to the FBI. Users should refer to the Coverage Indicator for the proportion of the population covered by the agencies reporting to the FBI.

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Item	District	Missouri
Total	145,188	224,483
Murder	149	239
Rape	262	375
Robbery	1,252	1,764
Aggravated Assault	4,590	5,306
Burglary	3,349	3,704
Larceny - theft	13,823	21,283
Motor vehicle thefts	1,350	3,421
Arson	237	296
Other assaults	15,738	26,607
Forgery & counterfeiting	1,435	1,515
Fraud	3,357	2,275
Embezzlement	11	60
Have stolen property	1,414	1,202
Vandalism	4,450	6,642
Weapons violations	2,145	3,061
Prostitution and commercial vice	819	1,724
Sex offenses	1,306	1,896
Total drug violations	13,922	22,340
Gambling	73	150
Offenses against family & child	2,196	2,513
Driving under influence	12,158	16,793
Liquor law violations	2,993	5,433
Drunkenness	2,149	1,785
Disorderly conduct	5,867	9,776
Vagrancy	595	893
All other offenses except traffic	46,492	79,513
Population	2,798,229	2,893,853
Coverage indicator	54%	-

Data provided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation to the National Archive of Criminal Justice Data, University of Michigan

Population statistics are based on data provided by the FBI and may differ from similar statistics reported by the Census Bureau. Population statistics generated by the FBI are used to calculate crime rates and to estimate the proportion of the population covered by the UCR program.

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