Crime in Rye Lane

Rye Lane

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Population: 14,284
Policed by: Metropolitan Police Service

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The following table and graphs show you crime and ASB breakdowns and trends for Rye Lane.

	ASB	Burglary	Robbery	Vehicle	Violent	Shoplifting	CD&A	Other Theft	Drugs	Bike Theft	Theft From the Person	Weapons	Public Order	Other	Total
Mar 2022	132	7	10	29	56	11	9	44	4	13	16	0	15	1	347
Feb 2022	36	11	4	13	39	6	8	22	7	3	14	2	5	4	174
Jan 2022	54	13	10	17	35	8	5	33	6	6	6	0	10	0	203
Dec 2021	47	13	12	9	50	5	6	29	9	4	17	0	9	3	213
Nov 2021	43	12	8	9	51	10	7	32	12	6	17	1	8	2	218
Oct 2021	52	16	6	6	44	10	8	17	6	10	17	1	14	0	207
Sep 2021	75	9	13	13	54	19	8	28	3	9	14	0	20	0	265
Aug 2021	88	13	9	5	41	4	6	24	7	8	14	0	12	0	231
Jul 2021	110	8	4	14	45	7	10	31	5	9	14	0	16	1	274
Jun 2021	77	12	4	18	46	14	6	25	2	5	9	0	15	1	234
May 2021	69	16	10	9	51	6	10	29	5	5	9	1	21	2	243
Apr 2021	72	14	4	7	56	17	10	27	8	6	11	4	13	3	252
Mar 2021	83	5	4	20	48	21	15	23	5	2	9	1	13	2	251
Feb 2021	58	8	2	12	38	8	3	12	7	3	9	3	12	0	175
Jan 2021	69	11	6	11	34	6	6	18	5	4	0	1	9	1	181
Dec 2020	84	10	4	15	42	15	12	22	2	7	9	1	11	0	234
Nov 2020	78	13	3	12	29	3	13	21	2	3	5	0	15	2	199
Oct 2020	97	5	16	9	62	6	13	19	4	14	18	2	17	2	284
Sep 2020	104	12	16	19	47	10	6	14	7	11	8	1	19	4	278
Aug 2020	118	11	13	20	64	9	15	20	2	11	5	5	19	2	314
Jul 2020	111	17	9	20	54	14	10	15	2	7	6	3	17	3	288
Jun 2020	91	16	3	12	44	11	11	13	2	17	8	1	12	4	245
May 2020	159	10	4	10	34	6	13	9	20	3	3	2	18	1	292
Apr 2020	146	8	2	15	36	20	5	3	7	1	5	1	4	0	253
Mar 2020	54	10	11	9	43	9	18	24	7	3	14	2	11	1	216
Feb 2020	45	7	5	14	51	11	14	22	11	9	9	2	16	2	218
Jan 2020	59	11	18	15	44	9	10	25	6	5	15	4	19	2	242
Dec 2019	49	13	18	9	33	6	6	30	11	4	18	2	14	1	214
Nov 2019	41	14	14	13	48	8	11	31	18	3	32	0	6	5	244
Oct 2019	60	22	15	11	50	10	12	38	22	6	45	3	6	1	301
Sep 2019	70	12	25	17	43	5	4	18	8	12	40	1	14	2	271
Aug 2019	69	6	4	15	65	7	15	23	11	9	40	1	14	0	279
Jul 2019	64	11	23	10	57	13	20	28	17	11	42	3	15	2	316
Jun 2019	55	15	13	17	58	18	17	30	6	4	23	2	24	2	284
May 2019	55	16	23	14	51	18	10	26	7	11	30	4	14	2	281
Apr 2019	59	16	41	12	60	16	12	27	11	3	33	2	14	1	307
Mar 2019	58	16	23	14	58	13	8	34	10	4	26	6	10	2	282
Feb 2019	47	10	17	20	52	11	9	32	9	3	31	3	8	0	252
Jan 2019	63	24	23	18	49	9	13	42	23	5	16	4	7	0	296
Dec 2018	51	15	13	17	62	14	8	23	9	4	16	3	10	0	245
Nov 2018	81	16	10	18	46	26	23	22	7	9	19	3	13	4	297
Oct 2018	81	16	13	17	49	20	12	26	13	11	14	0	18	2	292
Sep 2018	62	18	16	17	53	24	13	26	7	17	21	2	14	2	292
Aug 2018	60	21	11	20	70	27	18	27	10	15	15	4	14	1	313
Jul 2018	85	24	11	22	70	23	17	21	9	6	12	1	16	1	318
Jun 2018	55	13	13	19	52	17	12	36	8	7	10	1	11	5	259
May 2018	66	37	20	11	82	35	18	33	10	3	9	2	16	0	342
Apr 2018	74	27	9	8	59	17	23	33	15	8	29	2	13	0	317
Mar 2018	57	23	10	22	47	20	14	25	7	7	19	3	14	1	269
Feb 2018	46	16	16	13	48	19	19	28	20	5	16	2	12	4	264
Jan 2018	64	15	7	17	72	22	19	25	21	9	12	4	13	0	300
Dec 2017	42	20	11	7	57	22	17	29	13	3	6	3	14	2	246
Nov 2017	68	16	5	10	39	30	15	18	11	11	14	3	15	0	255
Oct 2017	79	16	13	20	57	19	13	32	12	9	11	4	17	2	304
Sep 2017	56	16	15	15	47	18	11	32	6	10	8	2	16	0	252
Aug 2017	59	13	12	22	42	22	13	22	10	6	9	8	19	6	263
Jul 2017	75	7	8	9	61	10	18	26	11	13	4	3	24	0	269
Jun 2017	72	14	12	15	51	23	16	38	18	20	11	3	16	0	309
May 2017	65	7	3	15	55	28	11	24	15	6	7	3	12	1	252
Apr 2017	64	11	13	6	53	11	10	24	10	5	5	4	19	1	236
Mar 2017	53	13	16	14	43	30	14	15	11	8	21	5	10	3	256
Feb 2017	57	9	23	8	54	22	7	21	26	10	5	3	9	0	254
Jan 2017	56	16	19	12	51	12	13	16	9	13	15	3	6	0	241
Dec 2016	46	11	9	21	49	14	14	18	15	3	19	1	16	2	238
Nov 2016	55	17	15	12	41	21	8	27	9	15	19	1	12	1	253
Oct 2016	66	19	13	12	52	19	12	31	6	9	9	0	14	3	265
Sep 2016	60	17	9	20	35	24	16	34	8	19	9	3	18	0	272
Aug 2016	57	21	13	19	47	14	20	35	14	10	11	1	18	1	281
Jul 2016	58	9	6	10	49	18	14	29	3	4	8	2	13	1	224
Jun 2016	57	25	13	18	63	23	19	29	9	4	15	2	6	3	286
May 2016	48	12	7	16	67	23	21	30	12	6	16	1	14	1	274
Apr 2016	40	17	5	15	55	11	17	22	11	2	14	3	6	3	221
Mar 2016	52	13	11	16	53	14	15	30	15	5	14	0	12	2	252
Feb 2016	43	13	5	5	48	16	16	28	14	0	12	1	6	0	207
Jan 2016	44	21	10	6	55	22	22	22	7	2	7	1	12	0	231
Dec 2015	35	13	7	16	50	14	23	22	3	0	13	1	16	0	213
Nov 2015	57	20	5	16	42	32	19	24	2	1	8	1	11	4	242
Oct 2015	63	16	5	6	37	18	12	20	4	2	9	1	18	0	211
Sep 2015	54	14	8	7	28	21	12	31	12	8	8	2	9	1	215
Aug 2015	61	14	14	14	44	20	11	30	12	6	12	0	11	2	251
Jul 2015	54	22	2	5	43	17	14	41	7	5	6	1	17	2	236
Jun 2015	63	15	7	21	56	14	18	29	11	11	10	2	12	0	269
May 2015	67	17	5	24	41	30	18	39	12	14	23	2	12	2	306
Apr 2015	57	13	13	24	35	12	14	29	6	10	10	0	11	3	237
Mar 2015	33	11	11	7	49	24	15	36	13	8	16	2	9	0	234
Feb 2015	43	7	18	0	40	8	12	21	22	12	8	6	12	1	210
Jan 2015	42	7	11	7	42	21	8	32	22	3	9	1	10	2	217
Dec 2014	43	4	9	10	47	26	9	31	16	6	9	1	18	0	229
Nov 2014	63	8	12	17	54	16	11	32	30	8	8	0	15	5	279
Oct 2014	42	20	6	15	44	16	16	32	27	14	17	3	13	1	266
Sep 2014	53	15	4	18	33	23	13	40	12	9	15	0	13	0	248
Aug 2014	66	13	7	6	46	18	19	42	7	11	11	0	17	4	267
Jul 2014	90	11	4	9	46	21	11	40	6	17	5	1	8	2	271
Jun 2014	61	13	5	10	48	16	12	27	12	8	6	2	9	2	231
May 2014	60	9	5	10	35	15	10	42	16	6	7	0	13	3	231
Apr 2014	60	11	6	10	39	19	15	18	11	6	10	2	8	0	215
Mar 2014	71	18	8	14	43	5	11	32	7	2	9	1	11	2	234
Feb 2014	54	18	14	15	29	16	13	34	33	6	4	2	8	1	247
Jan 2014	60	13	18	15	38	13	8	24	9	5	7	2	11	1	224
Dec 2013	60	12	14	22	35	10	10	37	6	2	19	1	8	1	237
Nov 2013	72	12	14	14	28	18	6	32	8	4	11	2	5	2	228
Oct 2013	93	23	7	8	33	9	14	30	19	11	15	4	7	4	277
Sep 2013	61	14	20	28	55	17	17	42	12	1	7	0	12	0	286
Aug 2013	73	18	17	13	42	22	9	26	7	9	8	1	7	1	253
Jul 2013	91	13	11	18	33	12	8	28	9	12	14	2	7	2	260
Jun 2013	105	14	14	11	39	21	10	31	11	10	11	1	8	1	287
May 2013	81	9	9	13	36	11	6	22	15	7	14	0	4	0	227
Apr 2013	65	10	8	11	35	22	10	51			7	10		10	239
Mar 2013	69	10	22	21	34	16	11	43			15	15		12	268
Feb 2013	70	8	19	11	32	19	8	57			9	10		20	263
Jan 2013	52	26	12	28	34	34	3	61			13	13		28	304
Dec 2012	71	10	18	18	35	26	13	50			16	11		18	286
Nov 2012	92	17	13	17	32	16	8	48			9	8		20	280
Oct 2012	119	13	13	6	31	21	7	47			8	6		27	298
Sep 2012	141	15	11	7	39	17	7	46			13	12		9	317
Aug 2012	139	15	18	12	45	24	12	47			16	18		10	356
Jul 2012	104	14	18	24	46	22	12	44			18	12		12	326
Jun 2012	118	22	22	35	29	19	15	43			14	14		6	337
May 2012	126	23	18	16	39	28	13	34			9	10		7	323
Apr 2012	105	20	12	14	36	25	8	27			13	14		8	282
Mar 2012	85	14	13	17	38	22	18	39			18	14		7	285
Feb 2012	100	19	5	11	32	14	17	46			24	9		5	282
Jan 2012	92	16	12	11	27	15	14	38			12	11		3	251
Dec 2011	123	11	14	15	34	25	12	40			14	10		5	303
Nov 2011	110	14	15	17	32	13	9	44			11	5		1	271
Oct 2011	112	13	10	13	39	14	18	45			5	12		6	287
Sep 2011	113	12	11	10	36	10	14	46			9	12		7	280
Aug 2011	164	49	13	15	27	91									359
Jul 2011	167	12	10	9	34	89									321
Jun 2011	151	18	8	11	53	97									338
May 2011	150	17	10	7	50	115									349
Apr 2011	157	7	5	11	49	104									333
Mar 2011	124	17	14	14	34	106									309
Feb 2011	130	12	9	20	39	98									308
Jan 2011	117	18	11	28	41	113									328
Dec 2010	115	22	9	17	38	104									305

Crime Plus ASB Breakdown for Rye Lane

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Crime Type and ASB Charts for Rye Lane

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In September 2011, Other Crime was divided into 6 categories - Drugs, Public Disorder & Weapons (which was later split further and so is not displayed here), Criminal Damage & Arson (CD&A), Theft - Shoplifting, Theft-Other and Other.

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From May 2013, the following changes were made to the crime categories:
I) The violent crime category was renamed "violence and sexual offences"
2) A new category for "bicycle theft" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
3) A new category for "theft from the person" was created which previously fell within "other theft"
4) Public disorder and weapons were then split into two new categories; "public order" and "possession of weapons"
5) Both "other firearms offences" and "other knives offences" which were in "other crime" were moved into "possession of weapons".

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