The Philippine National Police has bared the total crime volume (TCV) has been reduced by 7.18 percent or 28, 235 crimes, according to the latest information from the PNP Directorate for Investigation and Detective Management (DIDM).
Generated from the DIDM’s Crime Research and Analysis Center (CRAC), the data earmarks to the comparison of total crime volume of January to August 2016 and January to August 2017 which hoisted at 393,150 and 364,915, respectively.
Furthermore, the PNP noted that index crime volume has significantly decreased to 20,675 (21.38%) crimes nationwide in the period of January to August 2016 and January to August 2017.
The PNP classifies index crimes such as carnapping, cattle rustling, murder, homicide, physical injury, homicide, theft, robbery, and rape.
Based on the report, the National Capital Region’s index crime data went down to 12,631 compared to 15,027 crimes recorded in the same period of 2016.
In addition, DIDM said non-index crimes nationwide has reduced by 7,560 or 2.55 percent compared to the 296,444 non-index crimes of the same quarter last year.
The DIDM explained non-index crimes are a violation of special laws such as:
Illegal Drugs
Violation against women and children
Child Abuse
Traffic Code
Firearms
Illegal Gambling
Illegal Logging
Juvenile Act
Illegal Fishing.
Other non-index crimes are:
Threat
Alarm and Scandal
Malicious Mischief
Estafa
Acts of Lasciviousness
Unjust Vexation
Direct Assault
Adultery
Abortion
Arson
The DIDM said, records divulged by the DIDM that the eight (8) focus crimes such as:
Murder
Homicide
Physical injury
Rape
Robbery
Theft
Carnapping
All the abovementioned have gone down prompted by the PNP's focused campaign against drugs, criminality, and corruption.
(PNP-PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE)
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