General 2012-2013 Crime Stats for Princeton, Massachusetts

Basic Crime Statistics

Princeton's total reported crime fell from 96 in 2012 to 76 in 2013, a 20.83% decrease. Population in Princeton went down by 0.06% from 96 to 76. 43 crimes occurred in a home, compared to 41 in 2012.

YearTotal PopulationTotal Crime ReportedFailed Criminal ActivitySuccessful Criminal ActivityCrime Occurring in a Residence/HomeForced EntryUnforced EntryTotal Number of Victims
20133,452 76 0 76 43 8 7 73
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This table represents basic crime statistics for Princeton, Massachusetts. Green up arrows indicate an increase in the variable, while red down arrows indicate a decrease.

Most Commonly Occurring Crime by Category

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This bar graph shows the most commonly occurring crime by category in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted from largest to smallest. The seven classifications represented for these crime statistics are: burglary, simple assault, aggravated assault, assault by intimidation, vandalism, theft from building and stolen property crimes. The Y-axis indicates total number of single occurrences.

Crime Motivated by Type of Bias

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This bar graph represents crime motivation by type of bias in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted from most frequently occurring to least. The six types of bias categories are: racial, sexual, religious, gender, disability and other. The Y-axis indicates total number of single occurrences of each bias.

Most Common Weapons Involved During Criminal Activity

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This bar graph shows the most commonly used weapons involved during criminal activity in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted from the most frequently used weapon to the least. The seven categories are: fists, firearms, sharp objects, blunt objects, strangulation, vehicle and explosive. The Y-axis indicates total number of occurrences for each weapon used.

Property Loss by Category in Princeton, Massachusetts

YearBurnedDestroyedForgedRecoveredSeizedStolenTotal Dollar Value Lost
20130 18 1 3 1 60 $75,411
201202303020$55,962

This table represents property loss statistics for Princeton, Massachusetts. Green up arrows indicate an increase in the variable, while red down arrows indicate a decrease.

Types of Property Stolen or Destroyed

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This bar graph represents the type of property stolen or destroyed in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted from the most frequently stolen or destroyed to the least. The eight categories are: electronics, vehicles, money (cash), clothing, credit cards, drugs, jewelry and firearms. The Y-axis indicates total number of occurrences for each property type stolen or destroyed.

Most Common Victims

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This bar graph shows the most common victim types in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted from the most frequently occurring to least. The eight categories are: individual, business, public institution, government, financial institution, religious institution, law enforcement institution and other. The Y-axis indicates total number of occurrences for each victim type.

Victim Gender 2012

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Offender Gender 2012

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Victim Gender 2013

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Offender Gender 2013

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The pie charts above show the gender of the victim and offender in the latest two data years available for Princeton, Massachusetts.

Most Common Injuries Suffered by Victims

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This bar graph shows the most common injuries suffered by victims in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted from the most frequently occurring to the least. none, minor injury, loss of teeth, unconsciousness, severe laceration, internal injury, broken bones and other major injury. The Y-axis indicates total number of occurrences of each injury.

Victim Age

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This bar graph shows the distribution of victim ages in crimes occurring in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted in the following brackets: under 1, child (1-12), teen (13-17), 18-24, 25-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80-89, 90-98 and over 98. The Y-axis indicates total number of victims in each specific bracket.

Offender Age

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This bar graph shows the distribution of offender ages in crimes occurring in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted in the following brackets: under 1, child (1-12), teen (13-17), 18-24, 25-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80-89, 90-98 and over 98. The Y-axis indicates total number of victims in each specific bracket.

Race of Victim

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This bar graph shows the race of victims in crimes committed in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted from the most frequent race of the victim to the least. The six categories are: White, Black, Asian, Pacific Islander, Native American and Unknown. The Y-axis indicates total number of occurrences for each race.

Race of Offender

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This bar graph shows the race of offenders in crimes committed in Princeton, Massachusetts sorted from the most frequent race of the victim to the least. The six categories are: White, Black, Asian, Pacific Islander, Native American and Unknown. The Y-axis indicates total number of occurrences for each race.