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Wednesday, November 27, 2024

31 calls for thefts from person in Philadelphia in last 4 weeks ending Nov. 17

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Krista Dahl-Campbell Deputy Commissioner Organizational Services | https://www.phillypolice.com

Krista Dahl-Campbell Deputy Commissioner Organizational Services | https://www.phillypolice.com

Philadelphia police handled 31 thefts from person over the last four weeks ending Nov. 17, according to the Philadelphia Police Department.

This represents a 8.8% decrease from the previous four-week period, which saw 34 thefts from person.

So far this year, the city has reported a total of 328 thefts from person.

Notably, the four-week period ending Jan. 14 marked the highest incidence of these crimes this year, with 46 cases, underscoring the need for heightened vigilance and community cooperation.

Philadelphia grappled with a staggering surge in property crimes in 2023. According to the annual Pew Charitable Trusts report, the city registered more than 78,000 property crimes, which pushed the total number of major crimes (violent and property combined) to a 20-year high of 93,009.

In contrast, violent crimes, encompassing assault, robbery, and homicide, saw a significant decline in 2023, reaching their lowest level in a decade.

Crime in Philadelphia in Last 4 Weeks Ending Nov. 17

Type of CrimeNumber of IncidentsChange from Previous 4 Weeks
Armed aggravated assaults21215.8%
Armed robberies128-10.5%
Homicides12-7.7%
Rapes5739%
Residential burglaries262-9.3%
Retail thefts1,82710.7%
Stolen autos1,2875.1%
Thefts1,139-3.1%
Thefts from auto8701%
Thefts from person31-8.8%
Thefts of motor vehicle tags25810.7%
Unarmed aggravated assaults413-10.8%
Unarmed robberies209-4.1%
Сommercial burglaries113-25.2%

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