YTD ‘16 vs ‘08 YTD ‘16 vs ‘15 YTD ‘16 vs ‘08 YTD ‘16 vs ‘15
YTD ‘16 vs ‘15
YTD ‘16 vs ‘08
YTD ‘16 vs ‘15
YTD ‘16 vs ‘08
J A N U A R Y 1 , 2 0 1 6 T H R O U G H J U N E 3 0 , 2 0 1 6
70% of residents feel somewhat or very safe walking alone in their neighborhood at night.
73% of residents somewhat or strongly approve of the job that LAPD is doing.
69% of residents agree or strongly agree that LAPD Officers are honest and trustworthy.
57% of residents agree or strongly agree that Los Angeles is Safer compared to
other larger cities.
Perceptions of Safety and Fear of Crime
Satisfaction with Police Services
Perceptions of Trust in LAPD
Survey of Los Angeles ResidentsThe Survey of Los Angeles Residents was conducted from February 22-March 3, 2016. A telephone sample of 2,004 adults ages 18 and older residing in Los Angeles responded to 28 questions. The telephone interviews were conducted by landline (1,035) and cell phone (969) in English (1,787) and Spanish (217), according to the preference of the respondent. The margin of sampling error for the survey was +/- 2 percentage points.Dr. Craig Uchida of Justice & Security Strategies, Inc. oversaw the project and worked closely with the Los Angeles Police Department and Hart Research Associates to create the survey questions and administer the survey.
79% of residents agree or strongly agree that Officers treat residents in
a fair and courteous manner.
84% of residents agree or strongly agree that LAPD Officers conduct themselves
in a Professional Manner.
Citywide Homicide and Victim Shot YTD Percent Change ‘16 vs. ‘15 (by Week)
Citywide Homicide and Victim Shot YTD Percent Change ‘16 vs. ‘15 (by Week)
CSOC Areas Homicide and victim Shot(Newton, Southwest, 77th and Southeast Areas)
The graphs depict the effectiveness CSOC had on homicides and victims shot. Both sets of charts, measure the changes in percentages of homicides and victims shot each week compared to 2015. The citywide graphs provide context for homicides and shooting victims. As anticipated (based on the high proportion of violence in the CSOC area), they mirror the CSOC graphs in showing decreases in homicides and shooting victims from March to the end of June.
Robbery by Weapon UsedYTD thru 6/30
Aggravated Assault by Weapon UsedYTD thru 6/30
2015
2015
2016
2016
Citywide Homicide and Victim Shot YTD Percent Change ‘16 vs. ‘15 (by Week)
Citywide Homicide and Victim Shot YTD Percent Change ‘16 vs. ‘15 (by Week)
CSOC Areas Homicide and victim Shot(Newton, Southwest, 77th and Southeast Areas)
The graphs depict the effectiveness CSOC had on homicides and victims shot. Both sets of charts, measure the changes in percentages of homicides and victims shot each week compared to 2015. The citywide graphs provide context for homicides and shooting victims. As anticipated (based on the high proportion of violence in the CSOC area), they mirror the CSOC graphs in showing decreases in homicides and shooting victims from March to the end of June.
