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FBI-collected data and secondary summaries show persistent per-capita disparities in arrests and violent-offender counts by race: several sources report Black Americans arrested at roughly 2–3 times t...
The claim that Black Americans make up 13% of the U.S. population and commit 50% of violent crime—the "13/50" statistic—is an oversimplification that does not accurately match FBI reporting or the nua...
The two federal products most likely to publish sexual‑assault statistics by race or ethnicity through 2024–2025 are the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) system (now surfaced through the Crime Data...
The specific figure asked — how many Black people were killed by another Black person in a drive‑by in 2025 — is not available in the provided datasets or documents; no source among the materials revi...
The most recent FBI releases and contemporaneous analyses for 2024 show that , and a substantial share of offenders recorded as unknown (about 17.8%) . At the same time, the FBI’s overall 2024 summary...
Available sources indicate that crime statistics and victimization surveys show a small portion of the population accounts for most recorded violent offending, but exact shares and causes are debated ...
The Department of Homeland Security publishes multiple statistical products that report arrests, encounters, removals and related enforcement totals—principally through the Office of Homeland Security...
The FBI collects racial data through its Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program, primarily via the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) and legacy Summary Reporting System, and publishes th...
The FBI’s official public portal for arrest and crime data is the Crime Data Explorer (CDE) and the UCR/NIBRS collections; these are the primary places to get “official” counts and breakdowns of arres...
The FBI’s publicly released hate-crime reports list annual totals for hate incidents and break out incidents by motivating bias (race, religion, etc.), but they Recent FBI tallies show roughly in the ...
Official U.S. crime statistics by race are published primarily by the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program (including the Crime Data Explorer and Table 43) and by the Department of Justice’s Bu...
The NCVS’s methodological boundaries — most notably its 12-and-older respondent age cutoff, its sampling design that produces meaningful margins of error at subnational scales, and its survey-timing c...
The FBI's 2013 revision broadened the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program's Summary Reporting System (SRS) definition of rape from "carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will" to "pe...
The three analysis entries supplied with this request contain , so I cannot produce the requested statistical breakdown from those materials. All supplied analyses independently conclude the same: the...