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13A - Aggravated Assault – An attackwherein the offender uses a weapon ordisplays it threateningly, or the victimsuffers obvious severe bodily injury(broken bones, loss of teeth, stitches,etc.), and attempts to murder.13B – Simple Assault – A physicalattack where no weapon is displayed andthe victim does not suffer any obvious orsuspected severe injury such as those inaggravated assaults.13C – Intimidation - To place anotherperson in reasonable fear of bodily harmthrough the use of threatening wordsand/or other conduct but withoutdisplaying a weapon or subjecting thevictim to actual attack. Includes stalking.Type of Activity (Officer)/Circumstance25B Assignment Type (Officer)If code is “L” in 25 (Type of Victim) and 1 (ORINumber) differs from officer’s regularjurisdiction: 25C ORI-Other Jurisdiction(Officer)If code is “00” in 36 (Offender Seq. #), then:34 (Offender Numbers[s] to be Related) 00If any code but “00” in 36 (Offender Seq. #),then:34 (Offender Number[s] to be Related)35 (Relationship[s] of Victim to Offender[s])Domestic Violence Y or NFor 13A and 13B Only:13 (Type of Weapon/Force Involved)33 (Type of Injury)13B must be either None or Apparent MinorInjuryFor 13A Only:31 (Aggravated Assault/HomicideCircumstances)Bribery(Crime AgainstProperty)510The offering, giving, receiving, orsoliciting of anything of value to swaythe judgment or action of a person in aposition of trust or influence.If the bribery involves changing theoutcome of a sporting contest or event, itmust be reported under GamblingOffenses.Property Segment is required.2A Cargo TheftIf “A” in 7 (Offenses A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offenses A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1, 5, 7, or 8If “5” or “7” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:15 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)Burglary220The unlawful entry into a building orother structure with the intent to commita felony or theft. The examples ofstructures are: barn, house, church,railroad car, stable, ship, outbuilding,garage, etc. The illegal entry of a tent,motor home, or other mobile unit that isused for recreational purposes should beclassified as a larceny.The method of entry is to be reported in8If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:17 Date RecoveredProperty Segment is required.2A Cargo TheftIf “14” or “19” in 9 (Location Type), then:10 (Number of Premises Entered)11 (Method of Entry)If “A” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8

Counterfeiting/Forgery(Crime AgainstProperty)Destruction/Damage/Vandalism(Crime AgainstProperty)250290Data Element 11 as either F (Force) or N(No Force). If both forced and unforcedentries are involved, enter F. A forcedentry is where force of any degree or akey is used to unlawfully enter a buildingor other structure. An unforced entry isone where the unlawful entry is achievedwithout force through an unlocked dooror window.If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1,5,7, or 8When a hotel, motel, or other temporarylodging, or a rental storage facility isburglarized, the number premises enteredis to be reported in Data Element 10.Domestic Violence Y or NIncidental damage resulting from aburglary (e.g. broken window) is to bereported only if the amount of damage isdeemed substantial by the reportingagency. If so deemed, the damage is tobe reported under the offense categoryDestruction/Damage/Vandalism ofProperty. For NIBRS purposes, Larcenyis an element of Burglary and therefore,should not be reported as a separateoffense if associated with the unlawfulentry of a structure.The altering, copying, or imitation ofsomething, without authority or right,with the intent to deceive or defraud bypassing the copy or thing altered orimitated as that which is original orgenuine or the selling, buying, orpossession of an altered, copied., orimitated thing with the intent to deceiveor defraud.Items that are obtained as the result ofpassing a forged or counterfeitedinstrument are not captured for statisticalpurposes. To include the items obtained,a separate offense of fraud must beincluded in the incident. The PropertyLoss Type for this offense would be (7)Stolen; Property Description and Valueof Property would also be reported.To willfully or maliciously destroy,damage, deface, or otherwise injure realor personal property without the consentof the owner or person having custody ofthe property.This offense is to be reported only if thereporting agency deems that substantialinjury to property has occurred. It doesnot include damage to property caused by9If “5” or “7” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:15 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:17 (Date Recovered)Property Segment is required.12 (Type of Criminal Activity/GangInvolvement)If “A” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type of Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 3, 5, or 615 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:17 Date Recovered.Property Segment is required.If “A” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 415 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)

arson.Drug/NarcoticOffenses(Crimes AgainstSociety)35A –35BIncidental damage resulting from anotheroffense (e.g. burglary or robbery) is to bereported in this offense category only ifthe reporting agency deems the amount ofdamage to be substantial.Does not include Driving Under theInfluence (DUI).Property Segment is required.12 (Type Criminal Activity/Gang Involvement)35A - Drug/Narcotic Violations - Theunlawful cultivation, manufacture,distribution, sale, purchase, use,possession, transportation, or importationof any controlled drug or narcoticsubstance.If “A” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 6No value should be entered forDrug/Narcotic Violations in DataElement 16 (Value of Property).However, their quantity and type ofmeasurement should be reported.If any code but “10” in 15 (PropertyDescription), then:16 (Value of Property)35B - Drug Equipment Violations - Theunlawful manufacture, sale, purchase,possession, or transportation ofequipment or devices utilized inpreparing and/or using drugs or narcotics.Only: 35A Drug/narcotic Violations25 (Type of Victim) S (Society)If “6” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:15 (Property Description) any code but 11If “1” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:20 (Suspected Drug Type)If “6” in 14 (Type Property Loss/Etc.), andif “10” (Drugs) in 15 (Property Description):20 Suspected Drug Type21 Estimated Drug Quantity22 Type Drug MeasurementOnly: 35B Drug Equipment ViolationsEmbezzlement(Crime AgainstProperty)270The unlawful misappropriation by anoffender to his/her own use or purpose ofmoney, property, or some other thing ofvalue entrusted to his/her care, custody,or control. An employer/employee orlegal agent relationship must exist.If “6” in 14 (Type Property Loss/Etc.):15 Property Description (any code but 10)Property Segment is required.2A Cargo TheftIf “A” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 5 or 715 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)Extortion/210To unlawfully obtain money, property, or10If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:17 Date RecoveredProperty Segment is required.

any other thing of value, either tangibleor intangible, through the use of threat offorce, misuse of authority, threat ofcriminal prosecution, threat of destructionof reputation or social standing, orthrough other coercive means.Blackmail(Crime AgainstProperty)2A Cargo Theft13 Type Weapon/Force InvolvedIf “A” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 5 or 715 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:17 (Date Recovered)Fraud Offenses(Crimes AgainstProperty)26A26GDoes not include Counterfeiting/Forgeryor Bad Checks.The intentional perversion of the truth forthe purpose of inducing another person orother entity in reliance upon it to partwith something of value or to surrender alegal right.26A - FalsePretenses/Swindle/Confidence Game The intentional misrepresentation ofexisting fact or condition or the use ofsome other deceptive scheme or device toobtain money, goods, or other things ofvalue.26B - Credit Card/ATM MachineFraud - The unlawful use of a credit (ordebit) card or automatic teller machinefor fraudulent purposes.26C - Impersonation - Falselyrepresenting one’s identity or positionand acting in the character or positionthus unlawfully assumed to deceiveothers and thereby gain a profit oradvantage that would not otherwise haveoccurred.26D - Welfare Fraud - The use ofdeceitful statements, practices, or devicesto unlawfully obtain welfare benefits.26E - Wire Fraud - The use of anelectric or electronic communicationsfacility to intentionally transmit a falseand/or deceptive message in furtheranceof a fraudulent activity.11If “I” in 25 (Type of Victim), then:33 (Type Injury)Property Segment is required.If 26A-26C or 26E, then:2A Cargo TheftIf “A” in 7 (Offenses A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 5 or 715 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:17 (Date Recovered)

26F - Identity Theft - Wrongfullyobtaining and using another person’spersonal data (e.g., name, date of birth,social security number, driver’s licensenumber, credit card number).Gambling Offenses(Crimes AgainstSociety)Homicide Offenses(Crimes AgainstPerson)39A39D09A09C26G - Hacking/Computer Invasion Wrongfully gaining access to anotherperson’s or institution’s computersoftware, hardware, or networks withoutauthorized permissions or securityclearances.39A - Betting/Wagering - To unlawfullystake money or something of value on thehappening of an uncertain event or on theascertainment of a fact in dispute.Property Segment is required.If “A” in 7 (Offenses A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 839B - Operating/Promoting/AssistingGambling - To unlawfully operate,promote, or assist in the operation of agame of chance, lottery, or othergambling activity. Includes bookmaking,transmitting wagering information, etc.If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 615 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)39C - Gambling Equipment Violations- To unlawfully manufacture, sell, buy,possess, or transport equipment, devices,and/or goods used for gambling purposes.The type of activity (buying, possessing,selling, or transporting) must be enteredinto Data Element 12.Only: 39C Gambling Equipment Violations39D - Sports Tampering - Tounlawfully alter, meddle in, or otherwiseinterfere with a sporting contest or eventfor the purpose of gaining a gamblingadvantage.09A - Murder and Non-NegligentManslaughter - The willful killing ofone human being by another. Attemptedmurders are to be reported as AggravatedAssaults.09B - Negligent Manslaughter - Thekilling of another person throughnegligence. This offense does notinclude Vehicular Manslaughter which isreportable as 90Z All Other Offenses, ifaccidental, and 09A Murder ifintentional.09C - Justifiable Homicide (not acrime) - The killing of a perpetrator of aserious criminal offense by a peaceofficer in the line of duty, or the killing,1225 (Type of Victim) S (Society)12 (Type Criminal Activity)7 (Offense A/C) must C13 (Type Weapon/Force Involved)25 (Type of Victim) I or LIf code is “L” in 25 (Type of Victim): 25A Type of Activity (Officer)/Circumstance25B Assignment Type (Officer)If code is “L” in 25 (Type of Victim) and 1 (ORINumber) differs from officer’s regularjurisdiction: 25C ORI-Other Jurisdiction(Officer)31 (Aggravated Assault/HomicideCircumstances)

during the commission of a seriouscriminal offense, of the perpetrator by aprivate individual.A serious criminal offense is a felony orhigh misdemeanor. Additionalcircumstances regarding a JustifiableHomicide are to be reported in DataElement 32. Justifiable Homicide oftenoccurs in conjunction with other offenses.The crime that was being committedwhen the justifiable homicide took placemust be reported as a separate incident.Therefore, Justifiable Homicide casesinvolve two incidents rather than one.Human Trafficking(Crimes AgainstPerson)Kidnapping/Abduction(Crime AgainstPerson)64A64B10064A - Commercial Sex Acts - Inducing aperson by force, fraud, or coercion toparticipate in commercial sex acts, or inwhich the person induced to perform suchact(s) has not attained 18 years of age.64B - Involuntary Servitude - Theobtaining of a person(s) throughrecruitment, harboring, transportation, orprovision, and subjecting such persons byforce, fraud, or coercion into involuntaryservitude, peonage, debt bondage, orslavery (not to include commercial sexacts).The unlawful seizure, transportation,and/or detention of a person againsthis/her will or of a minor without theconsent of his/her custodial parent(s) orlegal guardian. Kidnapping/Abductionincludes Hostage-Taking.If code is “00” in 36 (Offender Seq. #), then:34 (Offender Numbers[s] to be Related) 00If any code but “00” in 36 (Offender Seq. #),then:34 (Offender Number[s] to be Related)35 (Relationship[s] of Victim to Offender[s])Domestic Violence Y or NOnly: 09C Justifiable Homicide31 (Aggravated Assault/HomicideCircumstance) 20 or 2132 (Additional Justifiable HomicideCircumstances)13 (Type of Weapon/Force Involved)25 (Type of Victim) I33 (Type of Injury)If code is “00” in 36 (Offender Seq. #), then:34 (Offender Numbers[s] to be Related) 00If any code but “00” in 36 (Offender Seq. #),then:34 (Offender Number[s] to be Related)35 (Relationship[s] of Victim to Offender[s])Domestic Violence Y or N13 (Type Weapon/Force Involved)If “A” in 7 (Offenses A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offenses A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1,5,7, or 8If “5” or “7” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:15 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:17 (Date Recovered)25 (Type of Victim) I33 (Type Injury)Domestic Violence Y or NIf any code but “00” in 36 (Offender Seq. #),then:34 (Offender Number[s] to be Related)35 (Relationship[s] of Victim to Offender[s])13

Larceny/TheftOffenses(Crimes AgainstProperty)23A23H23A - Pocket-picking - The theft ofarticles from another person’s physicalpossession by stealth where the victimusually does not become immediatelyaware of the theft.If code is “00” in 36 (Offender Seq. #), then:34 Offender Number(s) to be Related 00If offenses of 23D, 23F, 23H then:2A Cargo TheftIf “A” in 7 (Offenses A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 823B - Purse-snatching - The grabbing orsnatching of a purse, handbag, etc. fromthe physical possession of anotherperson.If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 5 or 715 (Property Description)16 (Value of Property)23C - Shoplifting - The theft by someone(other than an employee of the victim) ofgoods or merchandise exposed for sale.If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:17 (Date Recovered)Domestic Violence Y or N23D - Theft From Building - A theftfrom within a building which is eitheropen to the general public or to which theoffender has legal access.23E - Theft From Coin-OperatedMachine or Device - A theft from amachine or device that is operated oractivated by the use of coins.23F - Theft From Motor Vehicle(Except Parts & Accessories) - The theftof articles from a motor vehicle, lockedor unlocked.23G - Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts orAccessories - The theft of any part oraccessory affixed to the interior orexterior of a motor vehicle in a mannerwhich would make the item anattachment of the vehicle or necessary forits operation.Motor VehicleTheft(Crime AgainstProperty)24023H - All Other Larceny - All theftsthat do not fit any of the definitions of thespecific subcategories of Larceny/Theftlisted above. This includes thefts fromfenced enclosures, boat, and airplanes.Also, thefts of animals, tools,construction equipment where no breakin of a structure occurred.The theft of a motor vehicle. Excludesfarm equipment (tractors, combines, etc.)which are included as larcenies.A motor vehicle is a self-propelledvehicle that runs on the surface of landand not on rails and that fits one of the142A Cargo TheftIf “A” in 7 (Offenses A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 5 or 7

following property descriptions:Automobile - sedans, coupes, stationwagons, taxicabs, or other similar motorvehicles that serve the primary purpose oftransporting people.Buses - motor vehicles that arespecifically designed (but not necessarilyused) to transport groups of people on acommercial basis.Recreational Vehicles - motor vehiclesthat are specifically designed to transportpeople and also provide them temporarylodging for recreational purposes.16 (Value of Property)If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:15 (Property Description) any valid code17 (Date Recovered)If “03”, “05”, “24”, “28”, or “37” in 15(Property Description), then:19 (Number of Recovered Motor Vehicles)If “7” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:15 (Property Description) 03, 05, 24, 28, or3718 (Number of Stolen Motor Vehicles)Domestic Violence Y or NTrucks - motor vehicles that arespecifically designed to transport cargo.Pornography/Obscene Material(Crime AgainstSociety)ProstitutionOffenses(Crime AgainstSociety)37040A40COther Motor Vehicles - any other motorvehicles such as motorcycles, motorizedscooters, snowmobiles, golf carts, etc.The violation of laws or ordinancesprohibiting the manufacture, publishing,sale, purchase, or possession of sexuallyexplicit material.40A - Prostitution - To unlawfullyengage in or promote sexual activities forprofit.12 (Type Criminal Activity/Gang Involvement)25 (Type of Victim) S25 (Type of Victim) SThis offense includes both males andfemales.40B - Assisting or PromotingProstitution - To solicit customers ortransport persons for prostitutionpurposes; to own, manage, or operate adwelling or other establishment for thepurpose of providing a place whereprostitution is performed; or to otherwiseassist or promote prostitution.Robbery(Crime AgainstProperty)12040C - Purchasing Prostitution - Topurchase, or trade, anything of value forcommercial sex acts.The taking or attempting to take anythingof value under confrontationalcircumstances from the control, custody,or care of another person by force orthreat of force or violence and/or byputting the victim in fear of immediateharm.Because some type of assault is anelement of the crime of Robbery, an152A Cargo Theft13 (Type of Weapon/Force Involved)If “A” in 7 (Offenses A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 1 or 8If “C” in 7 (Offense A/C), then:14 (Type Property Loss) 5 or 715 Property Description

assault should not be reported as aseparate crime as long as it wasperformed in furtherance of the robbery.If the injury results in death, a HomicideOffense must also be reported.The victims of a Robbery include notonly those persons and other entities(businesses, financial institutions, etc.)from whom property was taken, but alsothose persons toward whom the robberdirected force or threat of force inperpetrating the offense. Therefore,although the primary victim in a bankrobber would be the Financial Institution,the teller toward whom the robberpointed a gun and made a demand shouldalso be reported as a victim.16 (Value of Property)If “5” in 14 (Type Property Loss), then:17 (Date Recovered)If “I” in

Gang Information 12 Now mandatory for all valid offense codes January 1, 2013 Add Location Type 57 Community Center January 1, 2013 Add UCR Offense Code 64A Human Trafficking, Commercial Sex Acts January 1, 2013 . The numbers in parentheses are the UCR Offense Codes of the offenses. Animal Cruelty (720) Arson (200) Assault Offenses .