1. August 2 nd, 2013

2.  Increases in violent crime:  Shooting victims up 15% from last year (109) ▪ 14 more shooting victims than last year ▪ 38% above 3-year average (79)  Robberies up 14.4% from last year ▪ Up 20% from the 3-year mid-year average Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

3.  Lowest mid-year property crime total in 25 years, driven by:  4.5% reduction in Burglary  2 nd Lowest level of Larceny in 25 years  Lowest level of Motor Vehicle theft in 25 years  Overall Assaults down 11% from 2012  Overall Part I Crime down 9% from 2012 Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

5. UCR Part I Crime Type2010201120122013% Ch from 2012 % Change from 3 Yr. Avg. Homicide20142116-23.8%-12.7% Rape46354438-13.6%-8.8% Rape (Expanded Definition)2230 22-26.7%-19.5% Robbery38431437442814.4%19.8% Aggravated Assault621552554494-10.8%-14.2% Violent Crime Total1,0939451,023998-2.4%-2.2% Burglary1,4801,3681,2901,232-4.5%-10.7% Larceny3,4993,3653,5923,154-12.2%-9.5% Motor Vehicle Theft406332312293-6.1%-16.3% Property Crime Total5,3855,0655,1944,679-9.9%-10.3% Part I Crime Total 6,4786,0106,2175,677-8.7%-8.9%

6.  +15% from 2012  +38% from 3 Yr. Avg.  +26% from 10 Yr. Avg. Context:  Monthly shooting victim totals have been above average for 18 months  Despite shooting increase, overall Agg. Assaults are down Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

8. ***Note: Beginning in 2013, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has expanded the definition of Rape. Previously the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) definition of forcible rape included only female victims vaginally penetrated by a male. The 2013 expanded definition now includes “penetration, no matter how slight, of the vagina or anus with any body part or object, or oral penetration by a sex organ of another person, without the consent of the victim”. In practice, the new definition now includes both female and male victims, all vaginal and anal sex acts, and any oral sex act that involves another person’s sexual organs. Consistent with New York State Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) guidance, for comparison purposes, offenses falling under the original rape category are being reported separately from offenses in the new definition. The data above includes only offenses occurring under the original rape definition.

9.  Decrease driven by decrease in Agg. Assault, despite Robbery increase Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

10.  11 Murders closed via Arrest (69%)  Murder weapon:  10- Firearm  5- Knife  1- Blunt Object  By Quadrant:  NE: 8  SE: 2 (Durand Eastman Park and Tryon Park)  NW: 3  SW: 3  In 13 of the 16 murders, the victim is believed to have known the suspect  Motive  Dispute: 12 ▪ In at least three incidents, the murder was part of an ongoing violent dispute ▪ 2 Had a gang connection ▪ 2 involved a dispute over drug turf  Robbery: 4 ▪ In 3 cases, offender was known to victim Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

11.  89% of 2012 rapes involved a suspect known to the victim  About half of all rapes involved an acquaintance (non-family or intimate partner)  Decreases in three of city quadrants  Only 1 Rape in SW quadrant YTD (- 86%)  NE Quad up slightly to 14 from 9 in 2012 Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development *Includes original Rape classification data only

12.  2013 trending upward after four years of near-record lows  2013 is still 5% below the 10-year mid- year average  In 2013, each quad saw an increase compared to last year:  NE: + 6% (+7 Robberies)  SE: +13% (+14 Robberies)  NW: +21% (+18 Robbery)  SW: +23% (+15 Robberies) ▪ Southwest has the lowest overall volume of Robberies of any quadrant Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

13.  Three-year downward trend  Despite increase in shootings, serious assaults involving other weapons or beatings are down  Assaults with a knife (-21%)  Blunt object (-20%)  Primarily non-random incidents  43% all Agg. Assaults involve a threat of violence with a weapon (Menacing 2 nd ) ▪ Indicative of Interpersonal Disputes ▪ No actual Assault occurs ▪ Menacings are down 13% from mid-year 2012 Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

14.  Lowest midyear level in 25 years  Declines from midyear 2012 in all three crime types Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

15.  Mid-year totals have been trending downward for 3 years in a row  2013 still above long-term average  Overall decrease led by East Division  -17% in the Northeast  -10% in the Southeast  Northwest is only quadrant to see an increase (+6.4%)  Only quadrant with an increasing trend in Burglaries over the past 5 years  Northwest has highest volume of Burglaries of any quadrant ▪ 34% of all Burglaries Citywide occurred in the Northwest quadrant Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

16.  2 nd lowest mid year total in 25 years  Declines in all four quadrants- led by NW Quadrant (-19%)  SE Quad down 9%  Accounts for 1/3 rd of all Larcenies Citywide  Car-break ins  Account for 24% of all larcenies YTD  SE Quadrant accounts for 43% of all car break-ins citywide  NE Quadrant is only quadrant to see a YTD increase (+22.7%, net change of 25)  Downtown car break-ins: ▪ -35% from last year (78 from 119) ▪ -46% from 4 Yr. Avg. (143.5) Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development

17.  Lowest mid-year total in 25 years, seven consecutive years of decline  Led by a 22% decrease in the Southwest  All thee other quadrants are essentially unchanged from last year Public Safety - Community Engagement - Morale - Teamwork - Leadership Development