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THE 2000 SCOTTISH CRIME SURVEY: OVERVIEW REPORT

Appendix A3.2

Rates of victimisation in Scotland in 1992, 1995 and 1999: crime survey estimates

Rates per 10,000 households/individuals

Crime survey victimisation rates

COMPARABLE WITH POLICE

1992

1995

1999

Confidence interval

% diff 95-99

% diff 92-99

VANDALISM

1038

1105

999

± 172

-10

-4

ACQUISITIVE

913

612

548

± 84

-10

-40

**

Housebreaking

607

386

385

± 74

0

-37

**

Theft of a motor vehicle

178

107

82

± 24

-23

-54

**

Bicycle theft

127

119

82

± 26

-31

-35

VIOLENCE

411

388

513

± 127

+32

+25

Assault

379

345

458

± 110

+33

+21

Robbery

31

42

54

± 55

+29

+74

OTHER SURVEY CRIMES

Theft from a motor vehicle

738

641

323

± 59

-50

**

-81

**

Attempted theft of/from motor vehicle

272

285

129

± 36

-55

**

-53

**

Other household theft

746

568

375

± 67

-34

**

-50

**

Theft from the person

50

41

47

± 27

+15

-6

Other personal theft

272

273

228

± 70

-16

-16

ALL HOUSEHOLD CRIMES

3707

3211

2374

± 264

-26

**

-40

**

ALL PERSONAL CRIMES

733

701

788

± 161

+12

+8

VEHICLE CRIMERates per 10,000 owners

Theft from a motor vehicle

1168

1037

527

± 94

-49

**

-55

**

Theft of a motor vehicle

280

177

125

± 39

-29

-55

**

Attempted theft of/from motor vehicle

430

444

198

± 59

-55

**

-54

**

Bicycle theft

343

326

208

± 66

-36

-39

Notes:

  1. 95% confidence limits have been calculated, taking sampling error into account, for the 1999 rates.
  2. The significance of changes has been calculated on the basis of rates taking population into account. Double-starred differences are significant at the 95% level (2-tailed). Single-starred differences are significant at the 90% level (2-tailed). Percentage changes are based on unrounded numbers.
  3. The category 'theft in a dwelling', is included under 'other household theft'.
  4. Attempted theft of/from a motor vehicle' is now classified as a distinct offence, whereas in previous reports it was included in 'other household theft'.
  5. For the distinction between crimes which are 'comparable with police' and 'other survey crimes', see Appendix F.
  6. Source: SCS 1993 (all Scotland, weighted data) n=5,030;, SCS 1996 (all Scotland, weighted data) n=5,045; SCS 2000 (all Scotland, weighted data) n=5,059.

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