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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 1992

Variable Details

VariableV7
Label
Responses
9 12
11 seriouswound 22
12 otherwound 110
13 commonasslt 337
19 dumpassault 19
21 attptasslt 10
31 rape 2
32 sersexwound 0
33 othsex wnd 0
34 attemptrape 3
35 indecassault 16
39 dumpsexoff 5
41 robbery 47
42 attemptrob 26
43 snatchtheft 37
44 stlththeft 96
45 attpttheft 41
48 posstheft 8
49 dumptheft 9
50 attoutburg 35
51 burgnilval 107
52 burgloss 479
53 attemptburg 342
54 possattbur 119
55 dwelltheft 60
56 metertheft 0
57 outburgnt 18
58 outburst 155
59 dumpburg 17
60 cartheft 308
61 thftfrmcar 1317
62 mbiketheft 32
63 thftfrmmbke 17
64 biketheft 317
65 thftoshome 611
66 milkbotthft 0
67 othperthft 450
68 posstheft 20
69 dumptheft 73
71 attcarthft 501
72 attmb 10
73 21
80 arson 20
81 mincarvand 295
82 majcarvand 511
83 minvandhome 255
84 majvandhome 183
85 othminvand 18
86 othmajvand 13
87 possvand 191
88 attpvand 3
89 dumpvand 15
91 threatkill 228
92 sexthreat 1
93 otherthreat 108
94 threatother 8
99 dumpthreat 9
-7 139
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 1992
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