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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2000

Variable Details

Variablecmakere1
LabelCMakeRe1: What would encourage you to report to police
Responses
1 It was reported/Police took no action 8
2 Police would not want it reported 125
3 Police were not available/not on patrol 18
4 Incident occurred due to negligence 9
5 It wasn t a crime/just a nuisance 556
6 If respondent/someone had more information 241
7 If respondent had needed to quote Crime No 16
8 If believed that police could do anything 254
9 If it was not being dealt with other means 3
10 If had more faith/trust in the police 56
11 If had not previous police experience 32
12 If had not bad experience of police 10
13 If respondent had not feared offender 16
14 Other reasons 167
15 (Don t use) 653
16 Vague/uncodeable answer 38
17 Don't know 7
18 Not answered 18
Sysmiss 12780
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2000
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