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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2000

Variable Details

Variablecmakere2
LabelCMakeRe2: What would encourage you to report to police
Responses
1 It was reported/Police took no action 0
2 Police would not want it reported 4
3 Police were not available/not on patrol 1
4 Incident occurred due to negligence 0
5 It wasn t a crime/just a nuisance 15
6 If respondent/someone had more information 11
7 If respondent had needed to quote Crime No 3
8 If believed that police could do anything 20
9 If it was not being dealt with other means 1
10 If had more faith/trust in the police 10
11 If had not previous police experience 5
12 If had not bad experience of police 3
13 If respondent had not feared offender 3
14 Other reasons 7
15 (Don t use) 3
16 Vague/uncodeable answer 0
17 Don't know 0
18 Not answered 0
Sysmiss 11987
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2000
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