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NYPD ANNOUNCES CITYWIDE CRIME STATISTICS FOR MARCH, FIRST QUARTER 2024

April 3, 2024

Substantial reductions attained in subway system while shootings,
major crime categories continue downward trends


New York City saw continued reductions in overall crime through the first
quarter of 2024, both above ground, on streets throughout the five boroughs, and
below ground, within the nation’s largest subway system. The single month of
March 2024, compared to the same month last year, experienced even more drastic
crime declines.

Overall crime in the transit system plummeted 23.5 percent in March, an
achievement directly attributable to the 1,000 additional uniformed NYPD
officers surged into the network each day. Another 800 NYPD officers were also
recently deployed as part of “Operation Fare Play,” an initiative focused on
enforcing fare evasion. The year-over-year crime decrease was led by
double-digit percentage drops in major categories: Robbery was reduced 51.9
percent (26 vs. 54), grand larceny decreased 15.2 percent (89 vs. 105), and
felony assault dropped 10.9 percent (49 vs. 55). From January 1 through March
31, 2024, overall crime in the transit system was down 1.1 percent (538 vs.
544), compared to the first quarter of 2023.

Since the start of 2024, overall arrests in the subway system are up almost 53
percent compared to last year (4,813 vs. 3,147), including an 83.3 percent
increase in gun arrests (22 vs. 12), a nearly 80 percent jump in fare-evasion
arrests (1,864 vs. 1,038), and a 24.1 percent hike in grand larceny arrests (108
vs. 87). In that time frame, Criminal Court summonses issued by police jumped
65.3 percent (1,666 vs. 1,008), and included an increase of nearly 5.5% (370 vs.
351) in those written specifically for fare evasion. The total number of Transit
Adjudication Bureau (TAB) summonses issued for various offenses also climbed
28.1% (48,771 vs. 38,082).

“There cannot be a sense of lawlessness in the subway system, and it begins at
the turnstiles,” said Police Commissioner Edward A. Caban. “It is highly
encouraging to see the tangible results of our hard work – the investment we are
making is clearly paying dividends. We vow to maintain our tight focus on the
drivers of crime in order to improve transportation safety – and perceptions of
safety – at every station, on every train, at all hours of the day and night.
That is what New Yorkers expect and deserve.”

Citywide in March 2024 compared to March 2023, overall crime dropped 5 percent,
a reduction of 505 incidents. Continued declines were recorded across many
bellwether crimes, including murder, down 19.4 percent (29 vs. 36); burglary,
down 17.4 percent (1,005 vs. 1,217); and grand larceny, down 7 percent (3,883
vs. 4,176). Robbery was flat in March (1,264 vs. 1,264), while grand larceny
auto – the theft of motor vehicles – declined for the fourth month in a row,
down 10.9 percent (1,037 vs. 1,164). From January 1 through the end of the first
quarter of 2024, major crime and violence throughout the five boroughs dropped
2.4 percent, a decrease of 711 incidents.

Shooting incidents in March 2024 were reduced 25.9 percent (63 vs. 85), equating
to 29 fewer shooting victims compared to the same month last year (71 vs. 100),
a 29 percent decrease. This correlates to 358 people arrested for possession of
an illegal firearm, a 7.5 percent increase from the same period last year.
Shooting incidents for the first quarter of 2024 compared to 2023 were down 18.5
percent (181 vs. 222), meaning that 56 fewer people (212 vs. 268) were shot in
New York City since the start of the year, a 20.9 percent reduction. From
January 1 through the end of March, the NYPD took nearly 1,600 illegal guns off
New York City streets, adding to the 15,180 total guns seized since the start of
2022.

In March 2024, compared to the previous March, the total number of bias
incidents investigated by the NYPD’s Hate Crime Task Force across the five
boroughs increased by 27 incidents. Overall crime in New York City public
housing developments dropped 6.2 percent.

For all major index crimes in March, 479 additional people were arrested
compared to a year ago, an 11 percent increase (4,826 vs. 4,347). Since the
start of the year, 1,398 more people were arrested for major crimes this year,
marking an 11.1 percent jump (13,980 vs. 12,582).

*All crime statistics are preliminary and subject to further analysis, revision,
or change.*

Index Crime Statistics: March 2024


March 2024 March 2023 +/- % Change Murder 29 36 -7 -19.4% Rape 148 132 16 12.1%
Robbery 1264 1264 0 0.0% Felony Assault 2278 2160 118 5.5% Burglary 1005 1217
-212 -17.4% Grand Larceny 3883 4176 -293 -7.0% Grand Larceny Auto 1037 1164 -127
-10.9% TOTAL 9644 10149 -505 -5.0%

Index Crime Statistics: Q1 (Jan. 1 – March 31)




Q1 2024

Q1 2023

+/- % Change Murder 82 99 -17 -17.2% Rape 366 380 -14 -3.7% Robbery 3937 3775
162 4.3% Felony Assault 6390 6159 231 3.8% Burglary 3129 3629 -500 -13.8% Grand
Larceny 11606 11838 -232 -2.0% Grand Larceny Auto 3158 3499 -341 -9.7% TOTAL
28668 29379 -711 -2.4%


ADDITIONAL STATISTICS: MARCH 2024


March 2024 March 2023




+/-

% Change
Transit
166 217 -51 -23.5%
Housing
486 518 -32 -6.2%
Shooting Incidents
63 85 -22 -25.9%


ADDITIONAL STATISTICS: Q1 (JAN. 1 – MARCH 31)  




Q1 2024

Q1 2023




+/-

% Change
Transit
538 544 -6 -1.1%
Housing
1424 1479 -55 -3.7%
Shooting Incidents
181 222 -41 -18.5%


RAPE INCIDENT REPORTING STATISTICS: MARCH 2024

(Reports filed from March 1 – March 31 in years indicated)

Year Total
Incidents
Reported
Incident
Occurred
Same Year Incident
Occurred
Previous
Year Incident
Occurred
2 Years
Prior Incident
Occurred
3 Years
Prior Incident
Occurred
4 Years
Prior Incident
Occurred
5+ Years
Prior
2024
148 106 20 2 3 1 16
2023
132 92 16 8 1 3 12
2022
131 79 24 8 3 3 14
2021
140 86 17 8 4 4 21
2020
103 75 20 3 3 1 1
2019
158 114 17 6 4 1 16

Rape continues to be underreported. If you are a victim of sexual assault,
please come forward. The 24-hour NYPD Special Victims Division hotline is:
212-267-RAPE (7273).


HATE CRIMES STATISTICS: MARCH 2024

(Representing March 1 – March 31 for calendar years 2024 and 2023)

Motivation 2024 2023 Diff % Change
Asian
6 4 2 50%
Black
6 6 0  0%
Ethnic
1 0 1 ***
Gender
0 2 -2 -100%
Hispanic
0 0 0  0%
Jewish
43 29 14 48%
Muslim
5 0 5 ***
Religion
2 1 1 100%
Sexual Orientation
12 4 8 200%
White
0 2 -2 -100%
TOTAL
75 48 27 56%

Note: Statistics above are subject to change upon investigation, as active
possible bias cases may be reclassified to non-bias cases and removed from
counted data.

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