Other larceny in U.S. cities and states
Other theft without force or entry: pocket-picking, purse-snatching, theft from buildings and coin machines, and all other larceny.
We estimate about 1,722,000 offenses a year across the U.S., down 7.3% from a year earlier. The model projects a 13.4% decline by 2031.
- Group
- Property crimes
- FBI offense codes
- 23A, 23B, 23D, 23E, 23H
- Counted as
- One per offense
Highest other larceny rates among the places we publish
Index per resident for other larceny; the U.S. rate is 100. Rates run high where many people work or visit but few live, so downtowns and shopping areas weigh on a city's figure.
25 places published so far; 24 are above the U.S. rate for other larceny. The highest is at 2.6 times the U.S. rate.
Other larceny by state
Every block group in each state, including towns and unincorporated areas.
Other property crimes
Estimates, not incident records: agency totals reported to the FBI, modeled across census block groups. How the estimates are made.