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Persons died as a result of murder or manslaughter by location and method crime scene located in the Netherlands (residents or non-residents)

In 2021, over 2 thousand people were registered as house burglary suspects, 24 percent fewer than in the previous year.

In 2020, there were 121 victims of murder or manslaughter in the Netherlands, 4 fewer than in 2019.

Persons died as a result of murder or manslaughter by location and method crime scene located in the Netherlands (residents or non-residents)

In 2017 there were 158 victims of murder and manslaughter in the Netherlands, including 112 men and 46 women. There were 108 victims in 2016.

In 2017, fewer crime suspects were registered by the police than in 2016: a decrease of 11 percent.

The crime rate has fallen since 2007: fewer registrations, suspects, criminal court cases and victims.

In 2013 nearly one in five registered crime suspects was a foreigner. Over half of this group, one in ten crime suspects, had no fixed abode within the Netherlands. They were tourists, seasonal...

In 2012, 66 thousand young people in the age category 12-24 were arrested on suspicion of having committed at least one criminal offence, i.e. a reduction by nearly one third relative to 2007. The...

According to the police, 262 thousand persons were once or more than once suspected of criminal activities in 2011, a decline by 20 percent relative to 2007. The crime rate fell noticeably among...

The annual report on integration published today shows that the economic crisis is having serious effects on people in the Netherlands with a non-western foreign background. The report (English...

In 2011 372 thousand crime suspects were registered. That was nearly 3 percent less than the year before.

This paper presents information on young people (15-26 years) in the Netherlands in 2008. Among other things, it looks at young people in education, with a job and receiving social benefits?

Persons suspected of criminal activities one and a half times as often fall victim to criminal offences as people who have never been suspected of criminal activities.

Young adults whose parents had been crime suspects were more often heard by the police than their peers.

In 2005, more than 3 percent of people aged between 12 and 25 were questioned by the police as crime suspects, as against 2 percent five years ago.