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MOPAC CHALLENGE QUARTERLY PEFORMANCE OF THE MPS & CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM JULY 2013 (Data in this report goes up until end May 2013) MOPAC 7 - NEIGHBOURHOOD CRIME NEIGHBOURHOOD CRIME REDUCTION TARGET RY Jun 12- May 13 MOPACs challenge

  1. MOPAC CHALLENGE QUARTERLY PEFORMANCE OF THE MPS & CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM JULY 2013 (Data in this report goes up until end May 2013)

  2. MOPAC 7 - NEIGHBOURHOOD CRIME

  3. NEIGHBOURHOOD CRIME REDUCTION TARGET RY Jun 12- May 13 MOPAC’s challenge to the Metropolitan Police % change vs. Category Service over the next four years is to cut seven Volume previous rolling yr key neighbourhood crimes by 20% Total MOPAC 7 377,842 -6.7% Violence with Injury 57,127 -5.0% -11.9% Robbery 33,355 -3.7% Burglary 91,734 Vandalism (Criminal Damage) 58,851 -16.4% 14.4% Theft From the Person 49,114 -15.4% Theft of Motor Vehicle 21,411 -9.0% Theft From Motor Vehicle 66,250 3

  4. MPS QUARTERLY CRIME FIGURES NEIGHBOURHOOD CRIME 3-month trend 12-month trend Mar 12 – Mar 13 – Jun 11 – Jun 12 – Crime Volume % Volume % Trend Trend Category May 12 May 13 Change change May 12 May 13 Change change Violence with 14926 13773 60108 57127 -1153 -7.7% -2981 -5.0% Injury 9607 7429 37880 33355 Robbery -2178 -22.7% -4525 -11.9% Burglary 23608 21631 95273 91734 -1977 -8.4% -3539 -3.7% Vandalism 16794 14366 70438 58851 (Criminal -2428 -14.5% -11587 -16.4% Damage) Theft From 11719 11519 -200 -1.7% 42949 49114 +6165 +14.4% the Person Theft of Motor 6162 5047 -1115 -18.1% 25310 21411 -3899 -15.4% Vehicle Theft From 19031 16084 72837 66250 -2947 -15.5% -6587 -9.0% Motor Vehicle

  5. VIOLENCE WITH INJURY QUARTERLY BOROUGH PERFORMANCE MAR 2013 – MAY 2013 10 Highest Boroughs (volume of offences) Rank Previous Quarter (Dec 12 – Rank Borough Total Offences Feb 13) 1 ↔ Westminster 695 1 2 ↑ Lambeth 680 5 3 ↓ Croydon 668 2 4 ↑ Hackney 584 9 5 ↑ Newham 578 8 6 ↑ Brent 573 7 7 ↓ Ealing 564 4 8 ↓ Southwark 562 3 9 ↑ Lewisham 542 10 10 ↓ Tower Hamlets 527 6 Boroughs 11-22(volume of offences) 10 Lowest Boroughs (volume of offences) 23 ↑ Wandsworth 357 25 11 ↑ Waltham Forest 511 12 24 ↓ Hammersmith & Fulham 326 21 12 ↑ Haringey 501 14 13 ↓ Greenwich 491 11 25 ↓ Havering 317 23 26 ↑ Harrow 287 28 14 ↑ Hounslow 475 19 15 ↓ Islington 434 13 27 ↓ Bexley 245 26 16 ↓ Hillingdon 433 15 28 ↓ Kensington & Chelsea 236 27 17 ↔ Enfield 409 17 29 ↑ Kingston upon Thames 233 31 18 ↓ Camden 405 16 30 ↑ Sutton 226 29 19 ↑ Redbridge 399 24 31 ↓ Merton 221 30 20 ↔ Barking & Dagenham 377 20 32 ↔ Richmond upon Thames 175 32 21 ↑ Barnet 367 22 22 ↓ Bromley 361 18 5

  6. VIOLENCE WITH INJURY QUARTERLY BOROUGH PERFORMANCE MAR 2013 – MAY 2013 Rate per 1000 Borough population The thematic map shows borough comparison for percentage change over the last 3 months (Mar Barking & Dagenham 2.03 2013 – May 2013) as compared with the same 3-month period the previous year Barnet 1.03 Bexley 1.06 Brent 1.84 Bromley 1.17 Camden 1.84 Croydon 1.84 Ealing 1.67 Enfield 1.31 Greenwich 1.93 Hackney 2.37 Hammersmith & Fulham 1.79 Haringey 1.97 Harrow 1.20 Havering 1.34 Hillingdon 1.58 Hounslow 1.87 Islington 2.11 Kensington & Chelsea 1.49 Kingston upon Thames 1.46 Lambeth 2.24 Lewisham 1.96 Merton 1.11 Newham 1.88 Redbridge 1.43 Richmond upon Thames 0.94 Southwark 1.95 Sutton 1.19 Tower Hamlets 2.07 Waltham Forest 1.98 Wandsworth 1.16 Westminster 3.17 MPS Average 1.69

  7. ROBBERY QUARTERLY BOROUGH PERFORMANCE MAR 2013 – MAY 2013 10 Highest Boroughs (volume of offences) Rank Previous Rank Borough Total Offences Quarter (Dec 12 – Feb 13) 1 ↑ Lambeth 592 2 2 ↓ Southwark 557 1 3 ↔ Newham 504 3 4 ↑ Croydon 488 5 5 ↓ Westminster 475 4 6 ↑ Brent 318 10 7 ↓ Tower Hamlets 312 6 8 ↓ Lewisham 302 7 9 ↑ Haringey 267 18 10 ↑ Ealing 263 13 Boroughs 11-22(volume of offences) 10 Lowest Boroughs (volume of offences) 23 ↑ Kensington & Chelsea 128 26 11 ↓ Waltham Forest 262 8 12 ↓ Hackney 258 11 24 ↓ Harrow 126 22 13 ↑ Redbridge 241 14 25 ↓ Bromley 120 24 14 ↓ Wandsworth 235 9 26 ↓ Merton 114 23 15 ↑ Enfield 231 16 27 ↓ Greenwich 112 25 16 ↓ Barnet 223 15 28 ↔ Havering 87 28 17 ↓ Islington 212 12 29 ↑ Bexley 71 30 18 ↓ Camden 202 17 30 ↓ Sutton 66 29 19 ↔ Hillingdon 163 19 31 ↑ Richmond upon Thames 45 32 20 ↑ Hounslow 150 27 32 ↓ Kingston upon Thames 36 31 21 ↔ Barking & Dagenham 138 21 22 ↓ Hammersmith & Fulham 130 20 7

  8. ROBBERY QUARTERLY BOROUGH PERFORMANCE MAR 2013 – MAY 2013 Rate per 1000 The thematic map shows borough comparison for percentage change over the last 3 months (Mar Borough population 2013 – May 2013) as compared with the same 3-month period the previous year Barking & Dagenham 0.74 Barnet 0.63 Bexley 0.31 Brent 1.02 Bromley 0.39 Camden 0.92 Croydon 1.34 Ealing 0.78 Enfield 0.74 Greenwich 0.44 Hackney 1.05 Hammersmith & Fulham 0.71 Haringey 1.05 Harrow 0.53 Havering 0.37 Hillingdon 0.60 Hounslow 0.59 Islington 1.03 Kensington & Chelsea 0.81 Kingston upon Thames 0.22 Lambeth 1.95 Lewisham 1.09 Merton 0.57 Newham 1.64 Redbridge 0.86 Richmond upon Thames 0.24 Southwark 1.93 Sutton 0.35 Tower Hamlets 1.23 Waltham Forest 1.01 Wandsworth 0.77 Westminster 2.16 MPS Average 0.91

  9. ROBBERY ROLLING YEAR (Jun 12- May 13) BOROUGH PERFORMANCE The thematic map shows borough comparison for percentage change over the last 12 months (RY Jun12 – May 13) as compared with the same 12-month period last year. The smaller triangles on the map represent percentage change over the last quarter (Mar 2013 – May 2013) as compared to the same period last year. Long term trend: RY12/13, % change vs previous year Short term trend: Mar 13 – May 13, % change vs same 3- month period previous year 9

  10. ROBBERY NATIONAL COMPARISON Crime in England and Wales, year ending December 2012 MPS rank in E & W MPS rank in MSF MPS % E & W % (1=best/ largest (1=best/ largest change change reduction) reduction) -1.3% -3.2% 22 nd out of 43 3 rd out of 4

  11. BURGLARY QUARTERLY BOROUGH PERFORMANCE MAR 2013 – MAY 2013 10 Highest Boroughs (volume of offences) Rank Previous Quarter (Dec 12 – Rank Borough Total Offences Feb 13) 1 ↔ Barnet 1083 1 2 ↑ Westminster 1054 6 3 ↑ Lewisham 929 4 4 ↓ Croydon 889 3 5 ↑ Lambeth 888 9 6 ↑ Enfield 870 8 7 ↓ Ealing 852 2 8 ↑ Camden 798 16 9 ↑ Wandsworth 788 13 10 ↑ Southwark 771 12 Boroughs 11-22(volume of offences) 10 Lowest Boroughs (volume of offences) 11 ↓ Brent 757 5 23 ↓ Hounslow 585 11 12 ↑ Tower Hamlets 747 20 24 ↔ Greenwich 583 24 13 ↓ Bromley 740 10 25 ↓ Harrow 578 22 14 ↑ Newham 736 15 26 ↑ Merton 478 27 15 ↑ Hillingdon 732 18 27 ↓ Richmond upon Thames 462 25 16 ↓ Havering 681 14 28 ↑ Kensington & Chelsea 415 29 17 ↓ Redbridge 677 7 29 ↓ Bexley 400 28 18 ↑ Haringey 672 21 30 ↑ Hammersmith & Fulham 322 31 19 ↑ Hackney 662 23 31 ↓ Sutton 304 30 20 ↓ Waltham Forest 658 17 32 ↔ Kingston upon Thames 294 32 21 ↑ Islington 621 26 22 ↓ Barking & Dagenham 602 19 11

  12. BURGLARY QUARTERLY BOROUGH PERFORMANCE MAR 2013 – MAY 2013 Rate per 1000 The thematic map shows borough comparison for percentage change over the last 3 months (Mar Borough population 2013 – May 2013) as compared with the same 3-month period the previous year Barking & Dagenham 3.24 Barnet 3.04 Bexley 1.72 Brent 2.43 Bromley 2.39 Camden 3.62 Croydon 2.45 Ealing 2.52 Enfield 2.78 Greenwich 2.29 Hackney 2.69 Hammersmith & Fulham 1.76 Haringey 2.64 Harrow 2.42 Havering 2.87 Hillingdon 2.67 Hounslow 2.30 Islington 3.01 Kensington & Chelsea 2.61 Kingston upon Thames 1.84 Lambeth 2.93 Lewisham 3.37 Merton 2.39 Newham 2.39 Redbridge 2.43 Richmond upon Thames 2.47 Southwark 2.67 Sutton 1.60 Tower Hamlets 2.94 Waltham Forest 2.55 Wandsworth 2.57 Westminster 4.80 MPS Average 2.65

  13. BURGLARY NATIONAL COMPARISON Crime in England and Wales, year ending December 2012 MPS rank in E & W MPS rank in MSF MPS % E & W % (1=best/ largest (1=best/ largest change change reduction) reduction) -2.7% -8.6% 34 th out of 43 4 th out of 4

  14. VANDALISM (CRIMINAL DAMAGE) QUARTERLY BOROUGH PERFORMANCE MAR 2013 – MAY 2013 10 Highest Boroughs (volume of offences) Rank Previous Quarter (Dec 12 – Rank Borough Total Offences Feb 13) 1 ↔ Croydon 716 1 2 ↑ Lambeth 644 4 3 ↑ Ealing 597 8 4 ↑ Tower Hamlets 548 14 5 ↓ Southwark 547 2 6 ↑ Greenwich 539 7 7 ↑ Hounslow 539 18 8 ↑ Westminster 535 10 9 ↓ Lewisham 534 3 10 ↓ Hillingdon 530 6 Boroughs 11-22(volume of offences) 10 Lowest Boroughs (volume of offences) 11 ↓ Newham 516 5 23 ↓ Barking & Dagenham 372 19 12 ↑ Wandsworth 508 17 24 ↓ Redbridge 370 23 13 ↓ Bromley 507 9 25 ↑ Hammersmith & Fulham 348 28 14 ↑ Enfield 500 13 26 ↔ Merton 336 26 15 ↓ Barnet 490 12 27 ↑ Richmond upon Thames 335 30 16 ↓ Brent 465 11 28 ↓ Bexley 325 25 17 ↑ Islington 432 22 29 ↔ Sutton 319 29 18 ↓ Waltham Forest 428 16 30 ↓ Harrow 286 27 19 ↓ Haringey 421 15 31 ↔ Kingston upon Thames 269 31 20 ↑ Camden 401 21 32 ↔ Kensington & Chelsea 203 32 21 ↓ Hackney 399 20 22 ↑ Havering 391 24 14

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