Violent crime by type and state (FBI reported offenses)

Violent offenses reported to police by type: murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, rape, robbery and aggravated assault, with total violent crime. Counts are offenses reported to the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Program by participating law enforcement agencies during 2024, summed over the 12 months; they are not the FBI's estimates for full population coverage, so totals are lower where agencies did not report (the coverage column gives the share of the state's population covered by reporting agencies, averaged over the year). Rates are derived by Quadranac: annual offenses per 100,000 people living in the jurisdictions of participating agencies (the FBI's monthly rates use the same population base). Data retrieved October 30, 2026 from the FBI Crime Data Explorer API (summarized state data). Homicide deaths from death certificates are in a separate table (us-homicide), which uses a different measure.

Reference period: 2024
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Violent crime (offenses), 2024, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Violent crime (offenses). Highest: California (188,118); lowest: Wyoming (1,123). Full data in the table below.Source: FBI.

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Alabama	19,448	381	477	9.3	1,607	31.5	1,835	35.9	15,529	304.2	99
Alaska	5,399	731.9	51	6.9	923	125.1	612	83	3,813	516.9	99.7
Arizona	32,686	433.5	410	5.4	3,200	42.4	4,972	65.9	24,104	319.7	99.4
Arkansas	17,936	589.7	232	7.6	2,264	74.4	1,197	39.4	14,243	468.3	98.5
California	188,118	478.4	1,668	4.2	14,404	36.6	45,719	116.3	126,327	321.2	99.7
Colorado	28,925	489.3	264	4.5	3,731	63.1	3,807	64.4	21,123	357.3	99.2
Connecticut	5,120	139.3	91	2.5	714	19.4	1,423	38.7	2,892	78.7	100
Delaware	3,877	368.6	62	5.9	210	20	498	47.3	3,107	295.4	100
District of Columbia	7,139	1,016.6	181	25.8	256	36.5	3,410	485.6	3,292	468.8	100
Florida	49,669	257.9	704	3.7	5,226	27.1	6,979	36.2	36,760	190.9	82.4
Georgia	34,032	328.3	747	7.2	3,535	34.1	4,276	41.3	25,474	245.8	92.7
Hawaii	3,330	230.3	34	2.4	592	40.9	689	47.6	2,015	139.3	100
Idaho	4,722	236.8	35	1.8	972	48.7	139	7	3,576	179.3	99.6
Illinois	35,349	294.8	734	6.1	5,680	47.4	11,442	95.4	17,493	145.9	94.4
Indiana	21,097	349.3	396	6.6	2,261	37.4	2,371	39.3	16,069	266	87.2
Iowa	7,751	247.3	74	2.4	1,208	38.5	600	19.1	5,869	187.3	96.7
Kansas	13,553	474.7	116	4.1	1,370	48	985	34.5	11,082	388.1	96.1
Kentucky	10,410	226.9	291	6.3	1,765	38.5	1,657	36.1	6,697	146	100
Louisiana	19,024	504.4	363	9.6	1,298	34.4	1,338	35.5	16,025	424.9	82
Maine	1,433	102.6	34	2.4	465	33.3	155	11.1	779	55.8	99.4
Maryland	26,678	425.9	464	7.4	2,213	35.3	7,764	124	16,237	259.2	100
Massachusetts	22,601	317.8	130	1.8	1,992	28	2,614	36.8	17,865	251.2	99.7
Michigan	43,979	442.7	492	5	5,777	58.1	3,173	31.9	34,537	347.6	98
Minnesota	15,013	259.4	173	3	2,242	38.7	2,844	49.1	9,754	168.6	99.9
Mississippi	4,115	214.8	125	6.5	595	31.1	376	19.6	3,019	157.6	65.1
Missouri	29,017	472.6	494	8	3,054	49.7	3,233	52.7	22,236	362.2	98.3
Montana	4,863	427.9	33	2.9	697	61.3	217	19.1	3,916	344.6	99.9
Nebraska	4,384	224.6	47	2.4	932	47.7	397	20.3	3,008	154.1	97.3
Nevada	13,294	408.8	209	6.4	1,745	53.7	2,080	64	9,260	284.7	99.5
New Hampshire	1,586	112.6	14	1	492	34.9	181	12.9	899	63.8	99.9
New Jersey	20,562	221.6	232	2.5	1,680	18.1	4,652	50.1	13,998	150.9	97.7
New Mexico	14,887	744.3	221	11	1,146	57.3	1,357	67.8	12,163	608.1	93.9
New York	76,014	392	601	3.1	4,106	21.2	20,154	103.9	51,153	263.8	97.6
North Carolina	41,120	382.8	826	7.7	3,081	28.7	5,498	51.2	31,715	295.2	97.2
North Dakota	2,051	257.9	20	2.5	421	52.9	216	27.2	1,394	175.3	99.8
Ohio	34,974	312.2	617	5.5	5,839	52.1	5,671	50.6	22,847	203.9	94.3
Oklahoma	17,571	429.6	260	6.4	2,620	64.1	1,576	38.5	13,115	320.7	99.9
Oregon	14,345	341.2	164	3.9	1,860	44.2	2,441	58.1	9,880	235	98.4
Pennsylvania	32,693	251.4	685	5.3	3,928	30.2	6,779	52.1	21,301	163.8	99.4
Rhode Island	1,722	155	23	2.1	331	29.8	258	23.2	1,110	99.9	99.9
South Carolina	24,088	440.8	428	7.8	2,137	39.1	1,942	35.5	19,581	358.3	99.8
South Dakota	2,966	357.8	39	4.7	421	50.8	208	25.1	2,298	277.2	89.7
Tennessee	43,537	604.6	591	8.2	2,900	40.3	4,289	59.6	35,757	496.6	99.6
Texas	123,736	398.1	1,656	5.3	16,824	54.1	19,902	64	85,354	274.6	99.3
Utah	8,097	238	92	2.7	2,057	60.5	992	29.2	4,956	145.7	97.1
Vermont	1,471	226.8	23	3.5	258	39.8	94	14.5	1,096	169	100
Virginia	19,714	223.9	437	5	2,644	30	2,955	33.6	13,678	155.4	99.9
Washington	26,277	332	304	3.8	3,212	40.6	5,388	68.1	17,373	219.5	99.4
West Virginia	4,303	263.6	104	6.4	932	57.1	179	11	3,088	189.2	92.2
Wisconsin	16,754	287.8	255	4.4	2,177	37.4	2,388	41	11,934	205	97.7
Wyoming	1,123	212.5	13	2.5	324	61.3	41	7.8	745	141	89.9

Source: FBI, Uniform Crime Reporting Program, Crime Data Explorer API: summarized state offense data, Jan–Dec 2024 (retrieved 2026-10-30). Reference period: 2024.

Cite this table

Source agency: FBI
Dataset: Crime Data Explorer API, summarized state offense data (Uniform Crime Reporting Program), January–December 2024, retrieved 2026-10-30
Table: Violent crime by type and state (FBI reported offenses)
Data last updated: 2026-10-30
Page: https://quadranac.com/tables/us-violent-crime-types/

Violent crime by type and state (FBI reported offenses) (United States, 2024). Data: FBI, Crime Data Explorer API, summarized state offense data (Uniform Crime Reporting Program), January–December 2024, retrieved 2026-10-30. Retrieved 2026-10-30 via Quadranac, https://quadranac.com/tables/us-violent-crime-types/