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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 1988

Variable Details

VariableV7
Label
Responses
1 1
2 2
8 45
9 32
11 seriouswound 3
12 otherwound 123
13 commonasslt 360
19 dumpassault 2
21 attptasslt 7
22 1
31 rape 5
32 sersexwound 2
33 othsex wnd 3
34 attemptrape 2
35 indecassault 16
39 dumpsexoff 2
41 robbery 28
42 attemptrob 36
43 snatchtheft 23
44 stlththeft 76
45 attpttheft 48
48 posstheft 4
49 dumptheft 1
50 attoutburg 21
51 burgnilval 95
52 burgloss 373
53 attemptburg 308
54 possattbur 109
55 dwelltheft 67
56 metertheft 4
57 outburgnt 11
58 outburst 127
59 dumpburg 9
60 cartheft 271
61 thftfrmcar 1479
62 mbiketheft 54
63 thftfrmmbke 47
64 biketheft 251
65 thftoshome 625
66 milkbotthft 2
67 othperthft 480
68 posstheft 19
69 dumptheft 29
71 attcarthft 244
72 attmbtheft 16
73 attthft 12
80 arson 20
81 mincarvand 518
82 majcarvand 518
83 minvandhome 416
84 majvandhome 157
85 othminvand 43
86 othmajvand 23
87 possvand 197
88 attpvand 11
89 dumpvand 30
91 threatkill 302
92 sexthreat 3
93 otherthreat 55
94 threatother 2
99 dumpthreat 10
-7 51
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 1988
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