Crime & Disorder & Drugs Audit 2004 - Burglary

Broadland Crime and Disorderand Drugs Audit 2004Burglaryxx1.1 BurglaryBurglary is defined here as 2 Home Office bandings:Burglary Dwelling, which includes Aggravated Burglary in a Dwelling, Burglary dwellingwith Violence or Threat, and Burglary Dwelling With Intent, as well as Burglary DwellingBurglary Other Than Dwelling (BOTD), which includes BOTD With Intent, andAggravated Burglary in a Building, as well as BOTD1.1.1 Volume and trendsTable 9 gives the numbers of burglary dwelling and BOTD in Broadland for each year, andpercentage change year-on-year.Burglary Percent changedwelling BOTD All burglary year-on-year2000-1 228 478 7062001-2 288 488 776 + 9.92002-3 328 616 944 + 21.62003-4 205 505 710 - 24.8Table 1 Numbers of burglary dwelling and BOTD in Broadland and percentage change year-on-year[Source: NC1]There was a substantial rise in numbers in 2002-3. Estimated inflation due to NCRSaccounts for only a proportion of this increase. However, there was a substantial decreasein numbers in 2003-4. Between the time of the last audit (2000-1) and the current audit(2003-4), there has been a very marginal increase in burglary of 0.6%.Fig. 8 shows the proportion of BOTD in Broadland in 2003-4 in a residential domesticcontext compared to other contexts.CDRP Analyst, Eastern, April 2005 2Residential domesticOther, 13, 3%Business not shopResidential other, 11, 2%Medical, 13, 3%Sport & leisureEducational, 22, 5%Shops, 29, 6%ShopsResidential ...