Honduras Crime Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Honduras Crime Statistics

Honduras crime trends look like a corruption dossier and a gang violence report stitched together, with police extortion cases jumping 30% to 1,200 in 2023 and judicial bribery convictions hitting 89, the highest on record. From narco-corruption court fallout to 247 homicides reported in the first quarter of 2023 alone, the page connects how money, drugs, and impunity fuel everyday insecurity.

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Key Statistics

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Corruption scandals led to 150 police officers dismissed for drug ties in 2022

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25% of Honduras National Police are suspected of corruption, per 2023 audits

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Former President Juan Orlando Hernández convicted in US for drug-related corruption in 2024

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$500 million in public contracts awarded corruptly in Honduras 2018-2022

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78% of Hondurans perceive high-level corruption in judiciary, 2023 survey

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320 customs officials investigated for drug bribery in 2022

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Honduras Corruption Perceptions Index score 23/100 in 2022, ranking 157/180

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45 mayors arrested for narco-corruption since 2018 in Honduras

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Police extortion cases rose 30% to 1,200 in 2023

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$2.5 billion laundered through banks via corrupt officials in 2021

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60% of public procurement in Honduras involves bribes, per 2022 study

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MACCIH investigated 250 corruption cases before closure in 2021

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Judicial bribery convictions reached 89 in 2023, highest on record

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Military purged 400 officers for corruption in 2022 reforms

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92% impunity for corruption crimes in Honduras

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Honduras cocaine seizures reached 28 tons in 2022, primarily from Pacific routes controlled by Mexican cartels

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75% of cocaine transiting Honduras originates from Colombia, with 90% air-dropped

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Sinaloa Cartel operates 12 clandestine airstrips in Honduras for drug flights

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Honduras eradicated 1,200 hectares of coca in 2022, mostly in remote Mosquitia region

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Money laundering from drugs totals $8 billion yearly in Honduras economy

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4,500 kg of methamphetamine seized in Honduras in 2023, doubling from 2021

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Puerto Cortes handles 60% of Honduras' drug imports, with 15 tons cocaine seized in 2022

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40% of Honduras' territory is used for drug trafficking corridors, per UN estimates

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Jalisco New Generation Cartel entered Honduras in 2021, controlling 20% of trafficking routes

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Honduras marijuana production covers 5,000 hectares annually, yielding 150 tons

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1,200 maritime drug interdictions in Honduras waters in 2022

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Synthetic drugs like fentanyl precursors transited 500 kg through Honduras in 2023

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85% of drugs leaving Honduras head to Mexico or US via land and sea

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La Mosquitia region facilitates 70% of aerial drug drops in Honduras

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MS-13 gang responsible for 28% of homicides in northern Honduras in 2022

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Barrio 18 gang carried out 156 verified homicides in Honduras in 2021

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Gangs control 80% of extortion rackets in San Pedro Sula, leading to 300 gang-related murders in 2022

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Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) has 4,000 active members in Honduras, involved in 35% of violent gang crimes

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In 2023, 214 gang members were arrested for 89 homicides in Tegucigalpa

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Gang violence displaced 12,000 people in Honduras in 2022

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45% of gang recruits in Honduras are under 18 years old, fueling ongoing violence cycles

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Barrio 18 controls 60% of drug sales points in Choloma, linked to 120 gang killings in 2022

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Honduras police dismantled 15 MS-13 cells in 2023, preventing an estimated 200 gang homicides

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Gang tattoos are used to identify 70% of perpetrators in gang violence cases in Honduras

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Extortion by gangs generates $250 million annually in Honduras, enforcing violence with 400 murders yearly

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1,200 gang-related assaults reported in Cortes department in 2022

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Youth gang membership in Honduras rose 12% in 2022 to 15,000 members

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MS-13 and Barrio 18 truce collapsed in 2014, leading to 2,500 additional gang deaths by 2020

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55% of gang violence occurs in public transport routes in Honduras cities

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Honduras deported 1,800 gang members from the US in 2022, sparking 150 revenge killings

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Gang-controlled neighborhoods in La Ceiba saw 89 murders in 2023

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30% of gang violence victims are informants or rivals, per 2022 police data

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In 2023, Honduras reported 247 homicides in the first quarter alone, marking a 25% decrease from the previous year but still one of the highest in Central America

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The homicide rate in Honduras dropped to 35.1 per 100,000 inhabitants in 2022 from 38.9 in 2021, according to official data

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San Pedro Sula, Honduras' second-largest city, had a homicide rate of 72 per 100,000 in 2021, down from over 100 in previous years

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Between 2015 and 2022, Honduras saw a 64% reduction in homicides, from 5,348 to 3,058 cases

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In 2020, 79% of homicides in Honduras were committed with firearms, the highest proportion in Latin America

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Tegucigalpa recorded 512 homicides in 2022, accounting for 17% of the national total

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Youth aged 15-29 made up 45% of homicide victims in Honduras in 2021

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The homicide rate for men in Honduras was 102 per 100,000 in 2019, compared to 6.5 for women

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From January to August 2023, Honduras had 2,104 homicides, a 10% decline year-over-year

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Impunity rate for homicides in Honduras stands at 92%, with only 8% of cases resulting in convictions

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Cortes department reported 789 homicides in 2022, the highest in the country

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In 2019, 87% of homicides occurred in urban areas of Honduras

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Honduras' homicide rate peaked at 90.4 per 100,000 in 2011

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65% of homicides in Honduras in 2022 were linked to organized crime disputes

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Francisco Morazán department saw 421 homicides in 2023's first half

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Female homicide victims increased by 15% in 2022 to 278 cases, often femicide-related

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1,452 homicides occurred in the Atlantic region of Honduras in 2021

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Average of 8.4 homicides per day in Honduras in 2022

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72% of homicide perpetrators in Honduras are known to victims, often family or acquaintances

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Homicides in rural areas rose 20% in 2023, reaching 456 cases

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Honduras recorded 12,500 robberies in 2022, with 40% armed

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Extortion complaints surged 25% to 5,800 cases in 2023, mostly small businesses

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Vehicle thefts totaled 2,100 in Tegucigalpa in 2022, recovery rate 15%

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65% of robberies occur on public buses in Honduras urban areas

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Residential burglaries rose 18% to 4,200 in 2023 first half

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Street robberies average 35 per day nationwide in 2022

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Phone and purse snatching cases: 8,500 in San Pedro Sula 2022

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Extortion victims paid $200 million in 2022, average $500 per case

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Commercial theft losses reached $150 million in Honduras 2023

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70% of thefts unsolved, impunity rate 85% for property crimes

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Motorcycle thefts up 40% to 1,800 in 2022, popular for gang use

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ATM robberies: 450 incidents in 2023, with $2 million stolen

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Rural cattle theft caused $50 million losses in 2022

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3,200 shoplifting cases reported in supermarkets 2023

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Carjacking incidents: 950 in 2022, 60% recovered damaged

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Extortion via social media threats rose 50% to 1,200 cases in 2023

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Honduras still records 35.1 homicides per 100,000 people as the homicide rate keeps easing, yet the wider crime picture looks far darker. From corruption that has already pushed 150 police officers out over drug ties to gangs driving extortion and violence, the dataset links everyday insecurity to state failures and organized networks. How can the trend in murder soften while corruption, drug trafficking routes, and extortion pressures keep reshaping neighborhoods and budgets?

Key Takeaways

  • Corruption scandals led to 150 police officers dismissed for drug ties in 2022
  • 25% of Honduras National Police are suspected of corruption, per 2023 audits
  • Former President Juan Orlando Hernández convicted in US for drug-related corruption in 2024
  • Honduras cocaine seizures reached 28 tons in 2022, primarily from Pacific routes controlled by Mexican cartels
  • 75% of cocaine transiting Honduras originates from Colombia, with 90% air-dropped
  • Sinaloa Cartel operates 12 clandestine airstrips in Honduras for drug flights
  • MS-13 gang responsible for 28% of homicides in northern Honduras in 2022
  • Barrio 18 gang carried out 156 verified homicides in Honduras in 2021
  • Gangs control 80% of extortion rackets in San Pedro Sula, leading to 300 gang-related murders in 2022
  • In 2023, Honduras reported 247 homicides in the first quarter alone, marking a 25% decrease from the previous year but still one of the highest in Central America
  • The homicide rate in Honduras dropped to 35.1 per 100,000 inhabitants in 2022 from 38.9 in 2021, according to official data
  • San Pedro Sula, Honduras' second-largest city, had a homicide rate of 72 per 100,000 in 2021, down from over 100 in previous years
  • Honduras recorded 12,500 robberies in 2022, with 40% armed
  • Extortion complaints surged 25% to 5,800 cases in 2023, mostly small businesses
  • Vehicle thefts totaled 2,100 in Tegucigalpa in 2022, recovery rate 15%

Honduras faces high gang and drug related violence alongside deep corruption and near total impunity, despite seizures and arrests.

Corruption and Institutional Crime

1Corruption scandals led to 150 police officers dismissed for drug ties in 2022
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225% of Honduras National Police are suspected of corruption, per 2023 audits
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3Former President Juan Orlando Hernández convicted in US for drug-related corruption in 2024
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4$500 million in public contracts awarded corruptly in Honduras 2018-2022
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578% of Hondurans perceive high-level corruption in judiciary, 2023 survey
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6320 customs officials investigated for drug bribery in 2022
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7Honduras Corruption Perceptions Index score 23/100 in 2022, ranking 157/180
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845 mayors arrested for narco-corruption since 2018 in Honduras
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9Police extortion cases rose 30% to 1,200 in 2023
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10$2.5 billion laundered through banks via corrupt officials in 2021
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1160% of public procurement in Honduras involves bribes, per 2022 study
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12MACCIH investigated 250 corruption cases before closure in 2021
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13Judicial bribery convictions reached 89 in 2023, highest on record
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14Military purged 400 officers for corruption in 2022 reforms
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1592% impunity for corruption crimes in Honduras
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Corruption and Institutional Crime Interpretation

Honduras seems to be a country where the government is essentially a franchise operation for organized crime, meticulously auditing its own spectacular failure.

Drug Trafficking and Narcotics

1Honduras cocaine seizures reached 28 tons in 2022, primarily from Pacific routes controlled by Mexican cartels
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275% of cocaine transiting Honduras originates from Colombia, with 90% air-dropped
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3Sinaloa Cartel operates 12 clandestine airstrips in Honduras for drug flights
Directional
4Honduras eradicated 1,200 hectares of coca in 2022, mostly in remote Mosquitia region
Single source
5Money laundering from drugs totals $8 billion yearly in Honduras economy
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64,500 kg of methamphetamine seized in Honduras in 2023, doubling from 2021
Single source
7Puerto Cortes handles 60% of Honduras' drug imports, with 15 tons cocaine seized in 2022
Verified
840% of Honduras' territory is used for drug trafficking corridors, per UN estimates
Verified
9Jalisco New Generation Cartel entered Honduras in 2021, controlling 20% of trafficking routes
Directional
10Honduras marijuana production covers 5,000 hectares annually, yielding 150 tons
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111,200 maritime drug interdictions in Honduras waters in 2022
Verified
12Synthetic drugs like fentanyl precursors transited 500 kg through Honduras in 2023
Single source
1385% of drugs leaving Honduras head to Mexico or US via land and sea
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14La Mosquitia region facilitates 70% of aerial drug drops in Honduras
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Drug Trafficking and Narcotics Interpretation

Honduras has sadly become less of a country and more of a heavily trafficked and alarmingly efficient cartel-owned toll road, with a side business in money laundering that nearly matches its legitimate GDP.

Gang Violence

1MS-13 gang responsible for 28% of homicides in northern Honduras in 2022
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2Barrio 18 gang carried out 156 verified homicides in Honduras in 2021
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3Gangs control 80% of extortion rackets in San Pedro Sula, leading to 300 gang-related murders in 2022
Single source
4Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) has 4,000 active members in Honduras, involved in 35% of violent gang crimes
Single source
5In 2023, 214 gang members were arrested for 89 homicides in Tegucigalpa
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6Gang violence displaced 12,000 people in Honduras in 2022
Directional
745% of gang recruits in Honduras are under 18 years old, fueling ongoing violence cycles
Directional
8Barrio 18 controls 60% of drug sales points in Choloma, linked to 120 gang killings in 2022
Directional
9Honduras police dismantled 15 MS-13 cells in 2023, preventing an estimated 200 gang homicides
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10Gang tattoos are used to identify 70% of perpetrators in gang violence cases in Honduras
Directional
11Extortion by gangs generates $250 million annually in Honduras, enforcing violence with 400 murders yearly
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121,200 gang-related assaults reported in Cortes department in 2022
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13Youth gang membership in Honduras rose 12% in 2022 to 15,000 members
Single source
14MS-13 and Barrio 18 truce collapsed in 2014, leading to 2,500 additional gang deaths by 2020
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1555% of gang violence occurs in public transport routes in Honduras cities
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16Honduras deported 1,800 gang members from the US in 2022, sparking 150 revenge killings
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17Gang-controlled neighborhoods in La Ceiba saw 89 murders in 2023
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1830% of gang violence victims are informants or rivals, per 2022 police data
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Gang Violence Interpretation

The statistics paint a brutal, self-perpetuating economy where gangs, recruiting children as both fuel and fodder, tax the populace with extortion and bloodshed to fund their territorial disputes over drugs and turf.

Homicide Statistics

1In 2023, Honduras reported 247 homicides in the first quarter alone, marking a 25% decrease from the previous year but still one of the highest in Central America
Single source
2The homicide rate in Honduras dropped to 35.1 per 100,000 inhabitants in 2022 from 38.9 in 2021, according to official data
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3San Pedro Sula, Honduras' second-largest city, had a homicide rate of 72 per 100,000 in 2021, down from over 100 in previous years
Directional
4Between 2015 and 2022, Honduras saw a 64% reduction in homicides, from 5,348 to 3,058 cases
Directional
5In 2020, 79% of homicides in Honduras were committed with firearms, the highest proportion in Latin America
Verified
6Tegucigalpa recorded 512 homicides in 2022, accounting for 17% of the national total
Verified
7Youth aged 15-29 made up 45% of homicide victims in Honduras in 2021
Verified
8The homicide rate for men in Honduras was 102 per 100,000 in 2019, compared to 6.5 for women
Verified
9From January to August 2023, Honduras had 2,104 homicides, a 10% decline year-over-year
Verified
10Impunity rate for homicides in Honduras stands at 92%, with only 8% of cases resulting in convictions
Verified
11Cortes department reported 789 homicides in 2022, the highest in the country
Verified
12In 2019, 87% of homicides occurred in urban areas of Honduras
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13Honduras' homicide rate peaked at 90.4 per 100,000 in 2011
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1465% of homicides in Honduras in 2022 were linked to organized crime disputes
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15Francisco Morazán department saw 421 homicides in 2023's first half
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16Female homicide victims increased by 15% in 2022 to 278 cases, often femicide-related
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171,452 homicides occurred in the Atlantic region of Honduras in 2021
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18Average of 8.4 homicides per day in Honduras in 2022
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1972% of homicide perpetrators in Honduras are known to victims, often family or acquaintances
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20Homicides in rural areas rose 20% in 2023, reaching 456 cases
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Homicide Statistics Interpretation

Despite commendable reductions in violence, Honduras still grapples with a deeply entrenched epidemic of homicide, where a staggering 92% impunity rate ensures that each statistical 'improvement' feels less like progress and more like a temporary ceasefire in a war the state is failing to prosecute.

Theft, Robbery, and Extortion

1Honduras recorded 12,500 robberies in 2022, with 40% armed
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2Extortion complaints surged 25% to 5,800 cases in 2023, mostly small businesses
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3Vehicle thefts totaled 2,100 in Tegucigalpa in 2022, recovery rate 15%
Directional
465% of robberies occur on public buses in Honduras urban areas
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5Residential burglaries rose 18% to 4,200 in 2023 first half
Single source
6Street robberies average 35 per day nationwide in 2022
Single source
7Phone and purse snatching cases: 8,500 in San Pedro Sula 2022
Verified
8Extortion victims paid $200 million in 2022, average $500 per case
Verified
9Commercial theft losses reached $150 million in Honduras 2023
Directional
1070% of thefts unsolved, impunity rate 85% for property crimes
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11Motorcycle thefts up 40% to 1,800 in 2022, popular for gang use
Single source
12ATM robberies: 450 incidents in 2023, with $2 million stolen
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13Rural cattle theft caused $50 million losses in 2022
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143,200 shoplifting cases reported in supermarkets 2023
Directional
15Carjacking incidents: 950 in 2022, 60% recovered damaged
Directional
16Extortion via social media threats rose 50% to 1,200 cases in 2023
Verified

Theft, Robbery, and Extortion Interpretation

Honduras is hemorrhaging money and safety to the point where its crime statistics read less like a police blotter and more like the nation's bleakest business ledger, detailing a sprawling enterprise of theft, extortion, and impunity that preys on everyone from bus riders to cattle ranchers.

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