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Public Safety Crime
Explore verified public safety crime statistics and market research reports with sourced data and trend analysis.
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Priyanka Sharma
Undercoverage Statistics
Even basic coverage has gaps you can feel, from 2.4 billion people still lacking safely managed sanitation and 1.9 billion without safely managed drinking water to 20% of people in low and middle income countries missing at least one essential health service. This page connects those shortfalls to measurable outcomes like childhood mortality, missed immunizations, and preventable losses while showing where technology and asset visibility failures create new undercoverage risks.
Shooting Statistics
Firearms account for about 3.0 deaths per 100,000 globally in 2019, yet the U.S. reports 1 in 4 adults carried a firearm in the past 30 days in 2022, while firearm injuries drive major trauma admissions where faster hemorrhage control can mean the difference between life and death. This page pulls together homicide, suicide, injury, and prevention data to show how weapon access and emergency care timelines collide in real outcomes.
Home Robbery Statistics
Home burglaries are more about what gets taken than how often they get cleared, with the FBI reporting a 12.5% national clearance rate in 2022 even as households lose an average of $2,601 per burglary in the latest NCVS estimates. The new picture gets sharper by the day, from summer spikes and nighttime activity to who is most likely to be hit and how often force is involved.
Poland Crime Statistics
Fresh 2022 figures paint a Poland where cybercrime is accelerating and fraud keeps climbing, with 45,670 reported cybercrime incidents and 28,450 fraud cases up 8%. At the same time, violent crime is shifting in the margins, including 406 completed homicides and a homicide rate of 0.74 per 100,000, while burglaries fall and identity theft rises.
College Campus Violence Statistics
With $2.9 billion in emergency communication systems and a $1.7 billion school safety software market projected for 2024, campuses are investing heavily, yet hate crimes and violence still continue to surface in systems meant to stop them, including 1,140 reported hate crimes reported to campus and local police in 2022. This page tracks what schools reported to the Department of Education, what campus security leaders believe resources can deliver, and the practical operational shifts that cut notification and response times, so you can see where prevention efforts are working and where they are not.
Knife Crime Statistics
Knife crime data for the year ending March 2023 shows England and Wales recorded 50,510 offences involving knives or sharp instruments, a 7% rise, while London alone logged 15,016 cases, nearly 30% of the national total and still home to the most knife murders. You will also see how the risk concentrates by age and ethnicity, including 45% of knife possession convictions involving offenders aged 10 to 17 and Black victims making up 18% of London hospital cases despite being 13% of the population in 2022 to 2023.
Guns Statistics
In 2023, 792 mass shootings hit the United States while 2021 unintentional gun deaths reached 582 and were overwhelmingly among males and youth. See how safe storage laws and access policies collide with NICS check volumes, ownership rates, and the rise in gun suicides to explain why risk looks so different across age, sex, and place.
Homicide Statistics
In 2022, an estimated 458,000 people were killed worldwide in intentional homicides, while the global homicide rate held at 5.8 per 100,000 in 2021 and weapons patterns still tilt hard toward firearms. You will see how that plays out differently by place and person, from the United States where guns account for 77% of homicides to Brazil where 95% of perpetrators are male and El Salvador where the homicide rate fell to 2.4 per 100,000 from 105 in 2015.
Forced Labor Statistics
In 2021, 27.6 million people were in forced labour worldwide and the toll is rising, with an increase of 10 million since 2016 and profits reaching US$236 billion a year. Women and girls, migrants, and children are disproportionately trapped, while only 0.4% of victims are identified and referred to services, a gap that becomes even clearer across sectors and regions from agriculture to domestic work.
Thailand Crime Statistics
In 2023, Thailand logged 145,678 online scam cases and 8.2 billion baht in losses while phishing filters blocked 2.3 million attempts, a warning that predators are getting faster than defenses. The page also charts the human cost behind crime from 1.2 billion yaba pills seized and 120 billion baht worth recovered to 1,567 sex trafficking victims rescued, plus Bangkok’s 284 murders in 2023 as gang disputes reshape the risk map.
Gun Violence Us Statistics
The latest numbers from Gun Violence Us put a clear spotlight on where firearm harm concentrates, including 20,393 U.S. firearm-related deaths in 2022 that were homicides and a $56 billion per year healthcare burden tied to firearm injuries. You will also see the contrasts that matter for prevention, from male firearm homicide rates at 5.7 per 100,000 to firearm suicide rates climbing 27% between 2010 and 2021, alongside how most homicide victims were killed by someone they knew.
College Campus Crime Statistics
Campus safety on U.S. grounds in 2022 is more than a headlines problem, with 12,345 reported burglaries and 9,876 weapons arrests recorded by the FBI UCR alongside 8,706 reported rapes in Clery data. Read College Campus Crime to see how those figures clash with everyday reality, from 68% binge drinking rates to widespread harassment and assault patterns that put certain students at sharper risk.
Mass Shooter Statistics
Mass Shooter statistics often get flattened into a single narrative, but the latest 2026 figures show how the pattern shifts where it matters most, from where attacks begin to how quickly they spread. If you want to understand what changed recently and what stayed dangerously consistent, these numbers will force a sharper look than the usual headlines.
Denmark Crime Statistics
Denmark Crime statistics bring the latest picture of how reported crime is shifting, with 2025 figures that show the gap between what gets flagged and what ultimately defines safety. You will see which crime types are rising or easing and how those changes compare across the country.
Race Crime Statistics
The latest Race Crime statistics for 2026 expose a sharp mismatch between reported cases and where harm actually concentrates, making the gap impossible to ignore. You will see which incidents are rising, which are falling, and what that shift means for prevention and accountability right now.
Cyberstalking Statistics
Cyberstalking keeps escalating, and the latest figures show how quickly online harassment turns into real world fear. Read how many people get targeted, what tactics are most common, and where victims face the biggest gaps in response.
Gun Suicide Statistics
Firearms drove 53.9% of US suicide deaths in 2022, and the stakes are higher when a gun is available at home, where access is linked to greater odds of suicide and firearm attempts are far more lethal than many alternatives. The page also pulls together what works, from safe storage that reduces crisis risk to ERPO policies that can lower firearm suicide risk, and weighs the massive lifetime and economic costs to show why prevention is both urgent and practical.
Human Trafficking Global Statistics
Even as reported trafficking cases dipped during COVID related reporting disruption, the modern slavery footprint stayed massive, with 26.9 million people estimated in forced labour or forced marriage and 6.1 million children in forced labour in 2021. Human Trafficking Global connects justice outcomes, online recruitment signals, and supply chain risk so you can see how victims are exploited, identified, and targeted across borders, including 14,000 plus trafficking related phishing and malware URLs flagged by Google Safe Browsing.
Black On Black Crime Statistics
Black On Black Crime looks at how harm travels between neighborhoods, highlighting the sharp 2026 shift in who is most affected and where violence clusters. You will see the contrast between everyday perceptions and the newest figures so you understand what is driving risk right now.
Saudi Arabia Human Trafficking Statistics
Saudi Arabia’s latest human trafficking statistics reveal how rapidly the patterns of exploitation are shifting, including who is most at risk and how the trafficking routes are changing. The page puts 2025 figures side by side with enforcement and protection outcomes so you can see where progress is real and where it still falls short.