17. Scroll to the top of the page and click on Property Crime a. What offenses are included in property crime? 18. Under the title Overview, how many property crimes offenses occurred? 19. What was the percentage of increase or decrease of property crimes from the previous year? 20. Go back to the HOMEPAGE and click on National Incident-Based Reporting System Scroll to the Map of the United States and click on the state in which you live. Answer the questions below: a. How many of your state agencies reported crime statistics for the year shown: of b. Scroll to the mid page and give the amount of violent crime incidents in your state: c. How many offenses were reported? d. Find two more Violent Crimes and give the title of the crime and the number of Offenses: e. Click on the box and find All Property Crimes. f. How many property crimes were committed in your state for the year chosen? g. Find two more Property Crimes give the title of the crime and number of offenses: 21. What comparisons can you make about the types of crimes committed and the location of those crimes ?10. In the Overview section, what was the number of violent crimes for the year chosen? 11. How did the violent crime estimate change from the previous year? 12. What were the estimated number of violent crimes per 100,000 people in the year chosen? 13. Of the number of violent crimes reported(question 10), give the percentages of violent crimes regarding a. aggravated assault out of b. robbery: out of c. rape: out of d. murder: % = out of 14. From the information collected on violent crimes, give the percentages of firearms used for each crime: a. murder: b. robberies: c. aggravated assaults: 15. View the Violent Crime Figure Chart: What trend do you see regarding violent crime from the years given? 16. At the bottom of the page you will see the title: What you won't find on this page. Click the word ARREST. On the page that comes up, scroll to OVERVIEW and answer the following questions: a. The estimated arrests in the year given: b. How many arrests were considered violent crimes: c. How many were arrests for property crimes: d. How many arrests were for drug violations e. How many arrests were for DUI? f. What was the estimated arrest rate/ 100,000 persons? g. What was the arrest rate for violent crimes/100,000 h. What was the arrest rate for property crimes/100,000 I. What is the trend for juvenile arrests in the years given? j. What was the trend for adult arrests in the years given k. Of persons arrested, how many were males? 1. List the percentages of all persons arrested that were white, black or African American and other races; White: Black or African American Other races:DEFINING AND MEASURING CRIME WEB RESEARCH Please type ucr fbi in the search bar of your computer Follow the directions for each question. FBI; UCR Title Page 1. What is the purpose of the UCR program? 2. Where does the UCR/FBI get the data for their publication? 3. Scroll down to the bottom of the Services page and find the MORE INFORMATION title. Then click on UCR PUBLICATIONS. You will then scroll to the title Crime in the United States. Click on the most recent year and answer the questions below: 4. Click on the Violent Crime(left side of page) link and answer the following questions: a. According to the FBI. what are the four offenses included in the violent crime statistics? 1 . 2. 3. 5. How are violent crimes defined? 6. Under Data Collection, what is the Hierarchy Rule when presenting data? 7. List the descending order of violent crimes 8. List the descending order of property crimes: 9. How is the crime of arson reported according to the UCR