Weapon Use and Violent Crime NCJ# 194820
 
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File Name                  Table Titles
 
wuvc01t01.wk1              Table 1.  Weapon use, by type of violent crime, 1993-2001
wuvc01t02.wk1              Table 2. Violent crime, by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01t03.wk1              Table 3. Type of weapon, by gender of victims, 1993-2001
wuvc01t04.wk1              Table 4. Race and ethnicity of victims of violent crime, by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01t05.wk1              Table 5. Weapons used in violent crime, by age of victims, 1993-2001
wuvc01t06.wk1              Table 6.  Mean age of victim, by race/Hispanic origin and type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01t07.wk1              Table 7. Annual household income, by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01t08.wk1              Table 8.  Injury from violent victimizations, by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01t09.wk1              Table 9.  Type of weapon, by victim's activity at time of incident, 1993-2001
wuvc01t10.wk1              Table 10.  Homicides of persons age 12 or older, by weapon type, 1993-2001
wuvc01t11.wk1              Table 11. Homicide, by the victim's age and the type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01t12.wk1              Table 12. Mean age of homicide victims age 12 or older, by race and type of weapon, 1993-2001
 
wuvc01tt1.wk1              Text Table 1.  Percentage of injury by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt2.wk1              Text Table 2.  Number and percentages for all violent crime, by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt3.wk1              Text Table 3.  Number, percentages, rates by type of firearm, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt4.wk1              Text Table 4.  Number, percentages, rates by type of sharp object, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt5.wk1              Text Table 5. Percentage of robberies completed by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt6.wk1              Text Table 6. Percentage of rapes/sexual assaults completed by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt7.wk1              Text Table 7.  Injury versus no injury for all assaults by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt8.wk1              Text Table 8.  Percentages for population, all weapons, and firearms, by age of victim, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt9.wk1              Text Table 9.  Percentage of serious and minor injuries by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt10.wk1             Text Table 10.  For robbery, "did assailant threaten before attacking you?" by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt11.wk1             Text Table 11.  Percentage of time of incident by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt12.wk1             Text Table 12.  Percentage of violent crime occurring during day versus night, by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt13.wk1             Text Table 13.  Victim-offender relationship by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt14.wk1             Text Table 14.  Gender of homicide victim by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt15.wk1             Text Table 15.  Type of weapon by population and race of homicide victim, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt16.wk1             Text Table 16.  Percentage of race of homicide victim by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01tt17.wk1             Text Table 17.  Number and percentage of homicide of persons age 12 or older by type of weapon and year, 1993-2001
 
wuvc01f1.wk1               Figure 1. For each age category, blacks and Hispanics had higher rates of violence than whites -- involving a weapon and involving a fir
wuvc01f2.wk1               Figure 2. For each age category, blacks and Hispanics had higher rates of violence than whites -- involving a weapon and involving a fir
wuvc01f3.wk1               Figure 3.  At almost every level of household income, blacks were more vulnerable than whites and Hispanics to violence involving a weap
wuvc01f4.wk1               Figure 4.  At almost every level of household income, blacks were more vulnerable than whites and Hispanics to violence involving a weap
wuvc01f5.wk1               Figure 5.  About a third of violent crimes involving a weapon or a firearm occurred on the street away from the victim's home
wuvc01f6.wk1               Figure 6.  About a third of violent crimes involving a weapon or a firearm occurred on the street away from the victim's home
wuvc01f7.wk1               Figure 7. Violent crime, weapon violence, and firearm violence, 1993-2001
wuvc01f8.wk1               Figure 8. Firearm violence, by race and Hispanic origin of victims, 1993-2001
wuvc01f9.wk1               Figure 9. Firearm violence, by age of victim, 1993-2001
 
wuvc01bt1.wk1              Text box 1.  Murders of persons younger than age 12, by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01bt2.wk1              Text box 2.  Percentages for violent school crime by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01bt3.wk1              Text box 3.  Injuries resulting from school crime by type of weapon, 1993-2001
wuvc01bt4.wk1              Text box 4.  Violent deaths at school by type of student and nonstudent fatalities, 1994-1999
wuvc01bt5.wk1              Text box 5.  Number and percentages of school homicides, by type of weapon, 1994-99
wuvc01bt6.wk1              Text box 6.  All victims' responses to violent crime, 1993-2001
 
wuvc01bf1.wk1              Text box figure 1.  Number of murders of persons younger than age 12, by type of weapon, 1993-2001
 
wuvc01h1.wk1               Highlight Figure 1. For nonfatal violent crimes, offenders were more likely to have a firearm than a knife or club.
wuvc01h2.wk1               Highlight Figure 2. From 1993 through 2001 the rates for all violence, weapon violence, and firearm violence.
