Table 4

January to June 2008
Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement
by State by City 100,000 and over in population
Illinois through Missouri

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State	City		Population¹	Violent crime	Murder	Forcible rape	Robbery	Aggravated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny- theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson²
ILLINOIS³	AURORA	2007	174,724		7		80	310	2,002	405	1,470	127	9
	AURORA	2008			0		61	269	1,923	366	1,447	110	17
	CHICAGO	2007	2,824,434		203		6,830	8,289	59,129	11,195	38,862	9,072	350
	CHICAGO	2008			229		7,370	8,303	60,397	11,455	39,722	9,220	316
	ELGIN	2007	102,960		0		41	69	1,133	236	796	101	1
	ELGIN	2008			1		34	77	1,105	216	804	85	3
	JOLIET	2007	148,484		5		64	174	1,823	375	1,357	91	23
	JOLIET	2008			4		85	189	1,682	349	1,271	62	14
	NAPERVILLE	2007	144,933		0		6	27	1,167	84	1,046	37	5
	NAPERVILLE	2008			1		8	46	1,070	134	910	26	4
	ROCKFORD	2007	155,713	988	8	58	230	692	4,162	1,135	2,723	304	38
	ROCKFORD	2008		1,015	9	57	268	681	4,655	1,340	2,940	375	36
INDIANA	EVANSVILLE	2007	114,985	237	1	26	80	130	2,445	513	1,780	152	36
	EVANSVILLE	2008		222	4	31	56	131	2,418	466	1,842	110	49
	FORT WAYNE	2007	248,423	336	15	41	172	108	4,515	938	3,320	257	31
	FORT WAYNE	2008		351	14	46	191	100	4,747	1,077	3,346	324	44
	SOUTH BEND	2007	104,437	361	4	31	186	140	3,140	814	2,059	267	59
	SOUTH BEND	2008		413	4	34	212	163	3,276	980	2,036	260	30
IOWA	CEDAR RAPIDS	2007	124,730	250	3	17	75	155	2,967	501	2,281	185	10
	CEDAR RAPIDS	2008		225	2	20	71	132	3,143	645	2,335	163	13
	DES MOINES	2007	192,948	718	1	80	176	461	5,931	1,028	4,388	515	54
	DES MOINES	2008		669	3	75	157	434	4,727	867	3,473	387	24
KANSAS	KANSAS CITY	2007	143,371	586	14	39	247	286	4,449	1,090	2,456	903
	KANSAS CITY	2008		433	15	38	144	236	3,748	875	2,092	781
	OVERLAND PARK	2007	169,224	159	1	18	20	120	2,003	275	1,553	175	16
	OVERLAND PARK	2008		151	0	15	30	106	1,860	236	1,474	150	22
	TOPEKA	2007	121,885	378	5	22	165	186	4,036	641	2,984	411	1
	TOPEKA	2008		293	5	22	117	149	3,321	703	2,305	313	6
KENTUCKY	LEXINGTON	2007	272,815	874	8	67	260	539	4,593	1,043	3,231	319	15
	LEXINGTON	2008		863	4	75	234	550	4,564	1,010	3,279	275	21
	LOUISVILLE METRO	2007	624,030	2,033	29	86	904	1,014	14,053	3,476	8,830	1,747	122
	LOUISVILLE METRO	2008		1,977	25	116	801	1,035	13,865	3,380	9,164	1,321	82
LOUISIANA	BATON ROUGE	2007	228,446	1,298	32	24	444	798	6,504	1,841	4,133	530	112
	BATON ROUGE	2008		1,216	25	38	465	688	5,930	1,641	3,778	511	105
	LAFAYETTE	2007	114,212	648	9	39	139	461	3,214	667	2,295	252	11
	LAFAYETTE	2008		619	5	40	138	436	3,272	653	2,345	274	12
	NEW ORLEANS	2007	220,614	1,634	96	55	528	955	7,666	2,564	3,637	1,465
	NEW ORLEANS	2008		1,606	94	40	588	884	7,641	2,359	3,603	1,679
	SHREVEPORT	2007	199,811	1,117	24	54	247	792	6,077	1,397	4,070	610	55
	SHREVEPORT	2008		952	14	53	231	654	5,375	1,226	3,712	437	44
MARYLAND	BALTIMORE	2007	624,237	4,867	155	66	1,778	2,868	14,716	3,565	8,225	2,926	221
MARYLAND	BALTIMORE	2008		4,890	105	71	1,873	2,841	14,526	3,662	8,224	2,640	231
MASSACHUSETTS	BOSTON	2007	591,855	3,412	31	134	1,142	2,105	11,839	1,701	8,385	1,753
	BOSTON	2008		3,096	29	110	1,069	1,888	10,091	1,507	7,443	1,141
	CAMBRIDGE	2007	101,161	209	0	6	76	127	1,650	327	1,195	128	5
	CAMBRIDGE	2008		212	2	17	71	122	1,444	208	1,122	114	2
	LOWELL⁴	2007	102,918	517	2	28	122	365	1,551	440	941	170
	LOWELL⁴	2008		483	4	18	89	372	1,604	494	924	186	17
	SPRINGFIELD	2007	151,074	965	11	48	334	572	3,976	1,012	2,353	611	44
	SPRINGFIELD	2008		884	5	61	240	578	3,399	830	2,127	442	26
	WORCESTER	2007	175,825	770	3	69	173	525	2,962	642	1,889	431	5
	WORCESTER	2008		746	2	12	158	574	2,975	787	1,870	318	4
MICHIGAN	ANN ARBOR	2007	113,011	149	0	15	36	98	1,313	277	968	68	6
	ANN ARBOR	2008		115	0	12	29	74	1,317	239	1,006	72	6
	DETROIT	2007	860,971	9,404	182	189	3,044	5,989	28,141	8,015	10,632	9,494	330
	DETROIT	2008		8,443	136	188	2,877	5,242	26,398	8,493	9,556	8,349	323
	FLINT	2007	116,024	1,439	18	52	323	1,046	3,469	1,439	1,522	508	87
	FLINT	2008		1,034	10	53	298	673	3,445	1,664	1,371	410	51
	GRAND RAPIDS	2007	192,376	878	5	33	308	532	4,682	1,152	3,202	328	43
	GRAND RAPIDS	2008		985	9	34	386	556	4,474	1,068	3,169	237	45
	LANSING	2007	113,643	613	8	45	126	434	2,038	563	1,295	180	22
	LANSING	2008		570	7	53	117	393	1,882	609	1,122	151	26
	STERLING HEIGHTS	2007	128,555	139	1	7	22	109	1,478	184	1,179	115	8
	STERLING HEIGHTS	2008		103	2	14	28	59	1,347	242	1,008	97	4
	WARREN⁵	2007	134,081	391	4	40	95	252		409	1,105		15
	WARREN⁵	2008		322	1	29	85	207		343	876		18
MINNESOTA	MINNEAPOLIS	2007	371,240	2,656	26	212	1,181	1,237	10,344	2,800	6,035	1,509
	MINNEAPOLIS	2008		2,282	17	186	947	1,132	9,521	2,320	5,919	1,282	69
	ST. PAUL	2007	271,662	1,062	11	78	334	639	5,159	1,248	2,915	996
	ST. PAUL	2008		1,063	9	73	358	623	5,168	1,234	3,066	868	71
MISSISSIPPI	JACKSON	2007	175,525	760	23	74	422	241	5,920	1,830	3,321	769	12
MISSISSIPPI	JACKSON	2008		729	24	63	386	256	6,252	2,052	3,340	860	50
MISSOURI	INDEPENDENCE	2007	108,879	391	3	25	67	296	3,694	549	2,631	514	18
	INDEPENDENCE	2008		369	3	39	65	262	3,832	633	2,840	359	15
	KANSAS CITY	2007	447,725	3,981	38	199	1,092	2,652	16,619	3,524	10,159	2,936	133
	KANSAS CITY	2008		3,025	47	225	976	1,777	13,488	3,472	8,013	2,003	128
	SPRINGFIELD	2007	150,488	573	3	43	164	363	6,838	1,002	5,350	486	18
	SPRINGFIELD	2008		475	3	55	122	295	6,399	930	5,056	413	53
	ST. LOUIS	2007	348,197	3,783	60	131	1,275	2,317	16,681	3,361	10,194	3,126	215
	ST. LOUIS	2008		3,507	86	117	1,244	2,060	14,282	3,393	8,279	2,610	152

¹The 2007 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 2007 and/or 2008.
³ The data collection methodology for the offense of forcible rape used by the Illinois (with the exception of Rockford, Illinois) state UCR Program does not comply with national UCR Program guidelines. Consequently, their figures for forcible rape and violent crime (of which forcible rape is a part) are not published in this Report.
⁴Because of changes in the state/local agency's reporting practices, figures are not comparable to previous years' data.
⁵The 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 and has been excluded from all Report tabulations.