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Criminal Victimization

2024

This report offers a detailed look at trends in violent and property crime across the United States in 2024, revealing that overall victimization rates remained stable compared to the previous year. It highlights shifts in specific categories—such as increases in violent crime among teens and higher reporting rates for certain offenses—while noting that property crime continues to affect millions of households. The document also provides a nuanced breakdown of who is most impacted, examining patterns by age, income, veteran status, and location. Together, the findings give a clearer picture of how crime is evolving and where public safety efforts may need to focus next.

  • Author(s):
  • Susannah N. Tapp
  • Emilie J. Coen, Dr PH
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Criminal Victimization
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Publisher:U.S. Department of Justice
Published:September 1, 2025
License:Public Domain

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