LRA Crime Stats Jan to Dec 2023
LRA Crime Stats Jan to Dec 2023
These stats show our percentage ratio to same crime types in Chislehurst and basic stats for 2022 year which show there has been a reduction in our Roads and Chislehurst Borough.
Thankfully, there was a reduction in crime on our roads in 2023 and the Chislehurst Borough overall. Sadly, the occurrence of crime is something we can never stop, but we can do our best, as a community, to thwart the criminals and hopefully have them arrested. To that end you may find the advice below helpful. If you are a victim of a crime, or attempted crime, then I would encourage you to report it to the police and make them aware of any doorbell or CCTV footage you may have.
If anyone thinks there is something I should add or remove, please let me (Callum) know
January – 0 Chislehurst total 91
February – 0 Chislehurst total 64
March – 1 Sunnyfield drugs Chislehurst 88 (drugs 3)
April – 0 Chislehurst 72
May – 0 Chislehurst 74
June – 1 Highfield Motor Vehicle Chislehurst 88 (9 Motor Vehicle)
July – 0 Chislehurst 45
August – 0 Chislehurst 81
September -1 Highfield Other theft Chislehurst 85 (2 other theft)
October – 0 Chislehurst 54
November – 0 Chislehurst 90
December – 1 Highfield Motor Vehicle Chislehurst 69 (vehicle 13)
LRA 2023 reported crimes 3 in total, and one drugs which would be possession from a stop and search. Chislehurst total crimes 901 (we were 0.33% of total 1.38% of vehicle and 0.5% of other theft)
LRA 2022 10 reported crimes (Anti social 3, Violence/sexual 3, Vehicle 2, crim dam 1 burglary 1) Chislehurst 2022 total reported crimes 1083 of which Anti Social 283, Violence/Sexual 237, Vehicle 121, Crim damage 66, Burglary 54.
Chislehurst crime stats Jan to Dec 2023
Type Total Percentage
Anti-social behaviour | 148 | 16.4% |
Burglary | 79 | 8.8% |
Criminal damage and arson | 71 | 7.9% |
Drugs | 27 | 3% |
Other theft | 59 | 6.5% |
Public order | 53 | 5.9% |
Robbery | 12 | 1.3% |
Theft from the person | 3 | 0.3% |
Vehicle crime | 145 | 16.1% |
Violence and sexual offences | 234 | 25.9% |
Other crime | 12 | 1.3% |
Shoplifting | 50 | 5.5% |
Bicycle theft | 3 | 0.3% |
Possession of weapons | 6 | 0.7% |
Re Categories;
Sexual offences, can include Indecent Assault and Unlawful (under age) intercourse and Indecent exposure. There are of course more serious sexual offences but if they occur as a random attack or in the open police would make public aware and carry out local enquiries.
Violence against person includes a range of offences from minor offences such as harassment and common assault, to serious offences such as murder, actual bodily harm and grievous bodily harm. Again if a major crime police would make public aware.
Burglary is the theft, or attempted theft, from a premises where access is not authorised. Damage to a premises that appears to have been caused by a person attempting to enter to commit a burglary, is also counted as burglary.
Criminal Damage. Where property is intentionally destroyed or damaged, not necessarily to gain entry to premises or a vehicle. Minor types include: Criminal damage to dwelling. Criminal damage to motor vehicle. Criminal damage to other building. Other criminal damage.
Theft…. can be from a motor vehicle. Theft from shops. Theft person. Theft/taking of motor vehicle. Theft/taking of pedal cycle.
Anti-social behaviour is defined as someone acting in a manner that causes or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more people not living in the same household as the perpetrator.
There are different ways to report anti-social behaviour based on the nature of the behaviour.
What to report to your local policing team:
- if the anti-social behaviour is affecting your quality of life or making you fear for your safety or the safety of others
