Florida Number and Rate of Property Crimes By Crime Type in 2012

Updated on October 3, 2024.

According to the FBI UCR data, in 2012, there were 632,988 property crimes in Florida; and the property crime rate per 100K residents was 3,276.2. Property crimes are crimes were a property is damaged, destroyed, or stolen without the use of force against the victim. The specific number and type of Property Crimes included: Larceny-Theft (442,095), Burglary (153,563), and Motor Vehicle Theft (37,330).

The first chart below shows the number of crimes for each property crime type and the second chart shows the crime rate per 100K residents for each property crime type. You can also find the information in a table below.

You can see similar information for other states.

Data Source: FBI UCR.
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Florida Number of Property Crimes By Crime Type in 2012
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Florida Rate of Property Crimes By Crime Type in 2012
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Florida Number and Rate of Property Crimes By Crime Type in 2012
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Crime Type Number of Crimes Crime Rate Per 100K
Burglary 153563 794.8
Larceny-Theft 442095 2288.2
Motor Vehicle Theft 37330 193.2