Crime Types

All major crime categories tracked by the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting program, with national trends since 1979.

Violent Crime

1,221,345

Rate: 359.1 per 100K (2024)

-34.6% since 1979

Murder & Nonnegligent Manslaughter

16,935

Rate: 5.0 per 100K (2024)

-49% since 1979

Rape

127,527

Rate: 37.5 per 100K (2024)

+8.1% since 1979

Robbery

205,952

Rate: 60.6 per 100K (2024)

-72.3% since 1979

Aggravated Assault

870,931

Rate: 256.1 per 100K (2024)

-10.5% since 1979

Property Crime

5,986,400

Rate: 1760.1 per 100K (2024)

-64.9% since 1979

Burglary

779,542

Rate: 229.2 per 100K (2024)

-84.8% since 1979

Larceny-Theft

4,326,531

Rate: 1272.1 per 100K (2024)

-57.6% since 1979

Motor Vehicle Theft

880,327

Rate: 258.8 per 100K (2024)

-48.8% since 1979

Violent Crime Types — Rate Trends

Property Crime Types — Rate Trends

Arrest Demographics by Race

The FBI tracks arrest demographics for every crime category. Significant racial disparities exist across crime types, shaped by policing patterns, poverty, and systemic factors.

Full Arrest Demographics →Racial Disparities →Crime by Race →Who Commits Crime? →

Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer, SRS Estimated Crimes. Rates per 100,000 residents. The FBI transitioned from SRS to NIBRS between 2017-2020, causing a gap in national estimates.