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2007 to 2012 Chilliwack Crime Rate Comparisons Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Prepared for Insp. Grant.

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1 2007 to 2012 Chilliwack Crime Rate Comparisons Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Prepared for Insp. Grant Wilson, UFVRD RCMP Operations Support Officer Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment Chilliwack CPO

2 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 All Criminal Code Violations Although Chilliwack saw decreases in its overall Criminal Code Violations crime rate from 2007 to 2010, the overall total criminal code crime rate began to increase in 2011, and continued its increase in 2012. Of the 9 communities analyzed, Chilliwack was the only one which experienced an increase in 2011. In 2012, Chilliwack, Burnaby, Richmond, and Langley all experienced increases.

3 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 All Criminal Code Violations

4 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 All Criminal Code Violations

5 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 All Criminal Code Violations

6 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 All Criminal Code Violations

7 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 All Criminal Code Violations

8 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 All Criminal Code Violations

9 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Violent Crime Chilliwack’s violent crime rate has fluctuated significantly since 2007. In 2008 Chilliwack’s violent crime rate dropped by 5.92%, in 2009 it increased by 11.97%, in 2010 it dropped by 12.95%, in 2011 it increased by 4.87% and in 2012 it dropped by 4.13%. None of the other areas analyzed experienced this ping pong effect in terms of their violent crime rate changes.

10 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Violent Crime

11 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Violent Crime

12 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Violent Crime

13 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Violent Crime

14 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Violent Crime

15 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Violent Crime

16 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Property Crime Chilliwack experienced steady decreases in its property crime rate after UFVRD implemented it’s crime reduction strategies in Chilliwack in late 2008. In 2008 it dropped by 7.53%, in 2009 it dropped by 17.84%, in 2010 it dropped by 9.71%, and in 2011 it dropped by 11.27%. In 2012 we began to see the property crime rate increase, which was also the case in Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, Richmond, and Langley.

17 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Property Crime

18 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Property Crime

19 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Property Crime

20 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Property Crime

21 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Property Crime

22 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Property Crime

23 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Other Criminal Code Violations Chilliwack experienced decreases in its other criminal code violations crime rate from 2008 to 2010. In 2011, Chilliwack along with Abbotsford, Vancouver, Burnaby, North Vancouver, and Richmond, all experienced increases in their other criminal code violations rate. In 2012 all other areas analyzed experienced decreases except for Langley.

24 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Other Criminal Code Violations

25 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Other Criminal Code Violations

26 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Other Criminal Code Violations

27 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Other Criminal Code Violations

28 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Other Criminal Code Violations

29 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Other Criminal Code Violations

30 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Basic Income Assistance in Chilliwack A report prepared by BC Stats on April 17, 2013 indicates a very slight increase in the percent of total people receiving basic income assistance in the City of Chilliwack from 2007 to 2012. It is important to note that these figures include only a subset of those receiving Income Assistance under the BC Employment and Assistance program, and do not include those on Continuous Assistance (Persons with Disabilities), Children in the Home of a Relative and OAS/Seniors. http://www.bcstats.gov.bc.ca/StatisticsBySubject/SocialStatistics/IncomeAssistan ceEmploymentInsurance.aspx Socio-Economic Considerations

31 Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18 Unemployment Rates in Chilliwack The unemployment rate in the Chilliwack area spiked in 2009 and 2010. In 2011 it decreased from 9 to 5.4, but began to increase slightly again in 2012 to 6.5. http://www.bcstats.gov.bc.ca/StatisticsBySubject/LabourIncome/EmploymentU nemployment/LabourForceStatisticsAnnual.aspx Socio-Economic Considerations

32 Methodology Crime data was extracted from the CCJS database on 2013-12-12 and includes incident-based crime statistics from 2007 to 2012, broken down by detailed violations and police services 9 locations selected as per Insp. Grant Wilson: Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, North Vancouver, Richmond, Langley, Kamloops Crime rate calculated per 1000 population Population data extracted from Police Services Data Socio economic data as sourced in slides. Vacancy rates and homelessness rates in Chilliwack were not located. Prepared by UFVRD RCMP Criminal Intelligence Analyst C/M Jenna EVANS 2013-12-18

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