GITNUXREPORT 2026

Disability Crime Statistics

People with disabilities face dramatically higher rates of violent crime than others.

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Key Statistics

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Disabled offenders comprise 20% of prison population despite 13% general pop

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Arrest rates for disabled: 1.5x higher for minor offenses

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Conviction rate disparity: disabled defendants 25% less likely to be acquitted

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Only 5% of police have disability training

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Disabled victims report to police: 33% vs 45% non-disabled

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Solitary confinement: 50% of disabled inmates experience it

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Diversion programs: only 10% of eligible disabled offenders diverted

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Court accommodations: 40% of cases lack for disabled

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Recidivism for mentally ill offenders: 67% within 1 year

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Wrongful convictions: 25% involve intellectual disabilities

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Police use of force: 3x higher on disabled suspects

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Plea bargaining coercion: 60% for disabled defendants

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Prison healthcare denial: 70% of disabled inmates affected

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Miranda rights comprehension: 50% failure in intellectually disabled

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Parole denial: 2x for disabled offenders

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Victim services access: 20% for disabled complainants

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Prosecutor dismissals: 35% higher for disability-motivated crimes

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Sentencing enhancements ignored in 40% disability hate cases

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Guardianship abuse leads to 15% wrongful arrests

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Disabled juveniles: 30% higher detention rates

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49% of disabled women experienced sexual violence in lifetime vs 25% non-disabled

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Disabled women 2-3 times more likely to be sexually assaulted by caregivers

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70-89% of women with intellectual disabilities sexually assaulted in lifetime

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Children with disabilities: 4x risk of sexual abuse

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30% of disabled adults report unwanted sexual contact annually

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Deaf women: 40% lifetime sexual assault rate vs 17% general

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Mental illness disability: 25% sexual victimization rate yearly

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Physical disability women: 37% report coercive sex

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Autism females: 3x sexual violence risk

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Institutional sexual abuse: 25% of disabled residents affected

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Online sexual exploitation: disabled youth 2x vulnerable

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Repeat sexual victimization: 60% for disabled women

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Male disabled sexual assault: 15% lifetime

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Visual impairment sexual abuse: 20% higher reporting

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Mobility impaired: 28% sexual harassment rate

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Intellectual disability males: 25% abused

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Elderly disabled sexual abuse: 14% in care settings

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PTSD post-sexual assault: 80% in disabled victims

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Reporting sexual assault: only 10% by disabled due to barriers

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Poverty rate among disabled crime victims: 28% vs 10% general

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Unemployment among disabled victims: 45% post-victimization

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Homelessness: 20% of disabled crime victims become homeless

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Low-income disabled: 3x victimization risk

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Rural disabled: 1.8x higher crime exposure due to isolation

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Education level: <HS diploma disabled victims 2.5x more

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Public assistance recipients with disability: 40% victimized

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Housing instability: 35% correlation with repeat victimization

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Food insecurity: 50% in disabled victim households

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Medical debt post-crime: 60% for uninsured disabled

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Employment discrimination post-victimization: 55%

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Income loss: average $15,000/year for disabled survivors

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Single-parent disabled households: 4x poverty-crime link

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Minority disabled: 2.2x socioeconomic vulnerability

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Veteran disabled: 25% higher crime-poverty cycle

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Substance abuse comorbidity: 40% in low-SES disabled victims

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Transport barriers: 70% limit escape from high-crime areas

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Digital divide: 30% less reporting due to no internet

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Childcare costs: exacerbate 25% poverty in disabled families

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Insurance gaps: 18% of disabled in poverty-crime nexus

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Simple assault accounted for 68% of violent crimes against disabled persons in 2017

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Aggravated assault rate for disabled: 4.2 per 1,000 vs 1.5 non-disabled

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Robbery victimization: disabled 2.1 per 1,000, non-disabled 1.3

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12% of disabled victims experienced rape/sexual assault

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Property crimes against disabled households: 15% higher incidence

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Domestic violence: 41% of disabled women victims from intimate partners

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Bullying/harassment: 63% lifetime for disabled youth

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Physical abuse in care facilities: 15-28% prevalence among disabled residents

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Street crime victimization: disabled pedestrians 3x more targeted

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Theft from disabled persons: 22% of reported crimes

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Vandalism against disability aids: 8% of property crimes

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Hate crimes targeting disability: 20.8% of single-bias incidents in 2020

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Assault with weapon: 5.1 per 1,000 for disabled

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Unarmed assault: 52 per 1,000 disabled victims

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Threats of violence: 18% of incidents against disabled

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Completed rape: 1.2 per 1,000 disabled females

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Attempted assault: 6.3 per 1,000

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Purse snatching/pocket picking: 4.5 per 1,000 disabled

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Persons with disabilities experienced violent victimization at a rate of 58.7 per 1,000 persons age 12 or older, compared to 21.8 per 1,000 for persons without disabilities in 2017

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From 2016-2017, the violent victimization rate for persons with disabilities was 40 victimizations per 1,000, more than twice the rate of 16 per 1,000 for non-disabled persons

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Adults with developmental disabilities are 4 to 10 times more likely to be victims of violent crime than those without disabilities

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People with intellectual disabilities face a lifetime risk of victimization 4 times higher than the general population

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In 2019, disabled individuals reported 1.3 million violent victimizations

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Violent crime rate against disabled persons aged 12+ was 23.4 per 1,000 in 2016-2019 average

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Females with disabilities had a violent victimization rate of 32.1 per 1,000 vs 18.5 for non-disabled females

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Males with disabilities: 25.3 per 1,000 violent victimizations vs 12.4 for non-disabled males

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Disabled youth (12-17) had 2.4 times higher violent victimization rate than non-disabled peers

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Elderly disabled (65+) experienced 15.2 per 1,000 violent victimizations vs 4.5 non-disabled

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Physical disability holders had 62% higher victimization rate than cognitive disability holders

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25% of disabled persons reported multiple victimizations annually

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Autism spectrum individuals have 2.4 times risk of violent assault

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Deaf individuals report crime victimization rates 2-3 times higher

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Mobility impaired: 35 per 1,000 victimization rate

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Mental health disability: 48.2 per 1,000 violent rate

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Visual impairment: 28.9 per 1,000

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Hearing impairment: 22.1 per 1,000

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Self-care disability: 41.5 per 1,000

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Going out disability: 55.3 per 1,000

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Written by Elif Demirci·Edited by Lars Eriksen·Fact-checked by Yumi Nakamura

Published Feb 27, 2026·Last verified Apr 17, 2026
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While it's a statistic often shrouded in silence, a person with a disability is more than twice as likely to be violently victimized, revealing a stark and persistent crisis of violence that demands our collective attention.

Key Takeaways

  • Persons with disabilities experienced violent victimization at a rate of 58.7 per 1,000 persons age 12 or older, compared to 21.8 per 1,000 for persons without disabilities in 2017
  • From 2016-2017, the violent victimization rate for persons with disabilities was 40 victimizations per 1,000, more than twice the rate of 16 per 1,000 for non-disabled persons
  • Adults with developmental disabilities are 4 to 10 times more likely to be victims of violent crime than those without disabilities
  • Simple assault accounted for 68% of violent crimes against disabled persons in 2017
  • Aggravated assault rate for disabled: 4.2 per 1,000 vs 1.5 non-disabled
  • Robbery victimization: disabled 2.1 per 1,000, non-disabled 1.3
  • 49% of disabled women experienced sexual violence in lifetime vs 25% non-disabled
  • Disabled women 2-3 times more likely to be sexually assaulted by caregivers
  • 70-89% of women with intellectual disabilities sexually assaulted in lifetime
  • Disabled offenders comprise 20% of prison population despite 13% general pop
  • Arrest rates for disabled: 1.5x higher for minor offenses
  • Conviction rate disparity: disabled defendants 25% less likely to be acquitted
  • Poverty rate among disabled crime victims: 28% vs 10% general
  • Unemployment among disabled victims: 45% post-victimization
  • Homelessness: 20% of disabled crime victims become homeless

People with disabilities face dramatically higher rates of violent crime than others.

Criminal Justice Outcomes

1Disabled offenders comprise 20% of prison population despite 13% general pop
Directional
2Arrest rates for disabled: 1.5x higher for minor offenses
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3Conviction rate disparity: disabled defendants 25% less likely to be acquitted
Verified
4Only 5% of police have disability training
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5Disabled victims report to police: 33% vs 45% non-disabled
Verified
6Solitary confinement: 50% of disabled inmates experience it
Single source
7Diversion programs: only 10% of eligible disabled offenders diverted
Verified
8Court accommodations: 40% of cases lack for disabled
Verified
9Recidivism for mentally ill offenders: 67% within 1 year
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10Wrongful convictions: 25% involve intellectual disabilities
Verified
11Police use of force: 3x higher on disabled suspects
Verified
12Plea bargaining coercion: 60% for disabled defendants
Verified
13Prison healthcare denial: 70% of disabled inmates affected
Verified
14Miranda rights comprehension: 50% failure in intellectually disabled
Verified
15Parole denial: 2x for disabled offenders
Verified
16Victim services access: 20% for disabled complainants
Verified
17Prosecutor dismissals: 35% higher for disability-motivated crimes
Single source
18Sentencing enhancements ignored in 40% disability hate cases
Verified
19Guardianship abuse leads to 15% wrongful arrests
Single source
20Disabled juveniles: 30% higher detention rates
Single source

Criminal Justice Outcomes Interpretation

The system’s gears are greased with indifference, grinding disabled lives from disproportionate suspicion to unjust confinement and back again in a cycle that mocks both justice and dignity.

Sexual Violence Statistics

149% of disabled women experienced sexual violence in lifetime vs 25% non-disabled
Directional
2Disabled women 2-3 times more likely to be sexually assaulted by caregivers
Directional
370-89% of women with intellectual disabilities sexually assaulted in lifetime
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4Children with disabilities: 4x risk of sexual abuse
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530% of disabled adults report unwanted sexual contact annually
Verified
6Deaf women: 40% lifetime sexual assault rate vs 17% general
Verified
7Mental illness disability: 25% sexual victimization rate yearly
Directional
8Physical disability women: 37% report coercive sex
Verified
9Autism females: 3x sexual violence risk
Verified
10Institutional sexual abuse: 25% of disabled residents affected
Verified
11Online sexual exploitation: disabled youth 2x vulnerable
Directional
12Repeat sexual victimization: 60% for disabled women
Verified
13Male disabled sexual assault: 15% lifetime
Directional
14Visual impairment sexual abuse: 20% higher reporting
Directional
15Mobility impaired: 28% sexual harassment rate
Single source
16Intellectual disability males: 25% abused
Directional
17Elderly disabled sexual abuse: 14% in care settings
Verified
18PTSD post-sexual assault: 80% in disabled victims
Verified
19Reporting sexual assault: only 10% by disabled due to barriers
Directional

Sexual Violence Statistics Interpretation

These statistics form a chilling indictment, revealing that for people with disabilities the world is not merely inaccessible but often a predator's playground where vulnerability is weaponized and protection is a promise routinely broken.

Socioeconomic Factors

1Poverty rate among disabled crime victims: 28% vs 10% general
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2Unemployment among disabled victims: 45% post-victimization
Single source
3Homelessness: 20% of disabled crime victims become homeless
Directional
4Low-income disabled: 3x victimization risk
Verified
5Rural disabled: 1.8x higher crime exposure due to isolation
Directional
6Education level: <HS diploma disabled victims 2.5x more
Verified
7Public assistance recipients with disability: 40% victimized
Directional
8Housing instability: 35% correlation with repeat victimization
Verified
9Food insecurity: 50% in disabled victim households
Verified
10Medical debt post-crime: 60% for uninsured disabled
Single source
11Employment discrimination post-victimization: 55%
Verified
12Income loss: average $15,000/year for disabled survivors
Verified
13Single-parent disabled households: 4x poverty-crime link
Single source
14Minority disabled: 2.2x socioeconomic vulnerability
Verified
15Veteran disabled: 25% higher crime-poverty cycle
Verified
16Substance abuse comorbidity: 40% in low-SES disabled victims
Single source
17Transport barriers: 70% limit escape from high-crime areas
Verified
18Digital divide: 30% less reporting due to no internet
Single source
19Childcare costs: exacerbate 25% poverty in disabled families
Verified
20Insurance gaps: 18% of disabled in poverty-crime nexus
Verified

Socioeconomic Factors Interpretation

Behind these stark numbers lies a brutal calculus: poverty and disability are not just risk factors but a crime trap, where victimization deepens disadvantage in every aspect of life, creating a vicious cycle that is almost impossible to escape.

Types of Violent Crimes

1Simple assault accounted for 68% of violent crimes against disabled persons in 2017
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2Aggravated assault rate for disabled: 4.2 per 1,000 vs 1.5 non-disabled
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3Robbery victimization: disabled 2.1 per 1,000, non-disabled 1.3
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412% of disabled victims experienced rape/sexual assault
Verified
5Property crimes against disabled households: 15% higher incidence
Verified
6Domestic violence: 41% of disabled women victims from intimate partners
Verified
7Bullying/harassment: 63% lifetime for disabled youth
Verified
8Physical abuse in care facilities: 15-28% prevalence among disabled residents
Single source
9Street crime victimization: disabled pedestrians 3x more targeted
Verified
10Theft from disabled persons: 22% of reported crimes
Verified
11Vandalism against disability aids: 8% of property crimes
Verified
12Hate crimes targeting disability: 20.8% of single-bias incidents in 2020
Verified
13Assault with weapon: 5.1 per 1,000 for disabled
Single source
14Unarmed assault: 52 per 1,000 disabled victims
Verified
15Threats of violence: 18% of incidents against disabled
Verified
16Completed rape: 1.2 per 1,000 disabled females
Directional
17Attempted assault: 6.3 per 1,000
Verified
18Purse snatching/pocket picking: 4.5 per 1,000 disabled
Directional

Types of Violent Crimes Interpretation

The alarming reality is that for disabled individuals, navigating daily life demands a level of vigilance and resilience that goes far beyond accessibility ramps, as they face a disproportionate and often brutal spectrum of violence, from the mundane to the monstrous, simply for existing in a world not built for their safety.

Victimization Rates

1Persons with disabilities experienced violent victimization at a rate of 58.7 per 1,000 persons age 12 or older, compared to 21.8 per 1,000 for persons without disabilities in 2017
Verified
2From 2016-2017, the violent victimization rate for persons with disabilities was 40 victimizations per 1,000, more than twice the rate of 16 per 1,000 for non-disabled persons
Verified
3Adults with developmental disabilities are 4 to 10 times more likely to be victims of violent crime than those without disabilities
Verified
4People with intellectual disabilities face a lifetime risk of victimization 4 times higher than the general population
Single source
5In 2019, disabled individuals reported 1.3 million violent victimizations
Single source
6Violent crime rate against disabled persons aged 12+ was 23.4 per 1,000 in 2016-2019 average
Single source
7Females with disabilities had a violent victimization rate of 32.1 per 1,000 vs 18.5 for non-disabled females
Verified
8Males with disabilities: 25.3 per 1,000 violent victimizations vs 12.4 for non-disabled males
Verified
9Disabled youth (12-17) had 2.4 times higher violent victimization rate than non-disabled peers
Verified
10Elderly disabled (65+) experienced 15.2 per 1,000 violent victimizations vs 4.5 non-disabled
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11Physical disability holders had 62% higher victimization rate than cognitive disability holders
Verified
1225% of disabled persons reported multiple victimizations annually
Verified
13Autism spectrum individuals have 2.4 times risk of violent assault
Verified
14Deaf individuals report crime victimization rates 2-3 times higher
Verified
15Mobility impaired: 35 per 1,000 victimization rate
Verified
16Mental health disability: 48.2 per 1,000 violent rate
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17Visual impairment: 28.9 per 1,000
Verified
18Hearing impairment: 22.1 per 1,000
Verified
19Self-care disability: 41.5 per 1,000
Directional
20Going out disability: 55.3 per 1,000
Verified

Victimization Rates Interpretation

People with disabilities experience the cruel paradox of being statistically more vulnerable yet systemically less protected, facing violent crime at rates up to three times higher than the general population, from youth to the elderly, across nearly every type of impairment.

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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