In 2017, 337,000 crimes occurred in Indonesia.

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 22/07/2019 09:14 WIB

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North Sumatra Regional Police recorded the highest number of reported crimes among all regional police forces in 2017, totaling 39,867 cases.

Number of Incidents and Risk Levels of Criminal Acts (2000-2017)

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Number of Incidents and Risk Levels of Criminal Acts (2000-2017)

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Reported crimes in Indonesia in 2017 reached 336,652 cases, a decrease of 5.75% compared to the previous year. The risk of becoming a victim of crime also fell by 7.86% to 129 per 100,000 people. However, many crimes committed are not reported to the police.

Based on data from the Indonesian National Police's (Mabes Polri) Control Bureau, North Sumatra Police (Polda Sumut) recorded the highest number of reported crimes in 2017, with 39,867 cases. Meanwhile, North Maluku Police (Polda Malut) had the lowest number of reported crimes, with only 789 cases.

The highest crime risk rate was in Central Sulawesi Police (Polda Sulteng) region, with a ratio of 345 per 100,000 people. Conversely, Central Java Police (Polda Jateng) had the lowest crime risk rate, with a ratio of 35 per 100,000 people.

Editor : Hari Widowati

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