While it may not be much consolation to Clarington residents who were victims of crime last year, new stats from the Durham Regional Police show that reported crimes in the region declined last year. These statistics are not broken down by community. Crimes Against the Person, such as assaults, robberies, harassing phone calls and threats, decreased 3. Other Criminal Code violations, such as breach of probation, bail violations and prostitution, decreased Chief Constable Mike Ewles praised his frontline police officers, specialized response units and outstanding civilian support staff for the positive trend.
He points to a number of factors that influence why the numbers are moving in the right direction. There were 7, motor vehicle collisions involving property damage last year, down Motor vehicle collisions involving personal injuries remained about the same in at 1, incidents.
On average, there were 24 collisions every day on roads patrolled by the DRPS in Robberies were up region-wide by nine per cent, to incidents. Arson was up 20 per cent, to 90 incidents in Sexual violations were up three per cent to incidents, despite a decrease in Internet child-luring cases.
Impaired incidents were up 2. Durham crime rate down While it may not be much consolation to Clarington residents who were victims of crime last year, new stats from the Durham Regional Police show that reported crimes in the region declined last year. All Rights Reserved.
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