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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Offending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2004

Variable Details

Variableselect5
Labelselect
Responses
1 stolen or driven without permission a vehicle 6
2 tried but failed to steal a vehicle or drive it without perm 30
3 stolen parts off of the outside of a vehicle 18
4 stolen something from inside a vehicle 6
5 tried but failed to steal something from inside or parts off 18
6 damaged a vehicle on purpose 58
7 gone into someone s home to steal or damage something 0
8 gone into a building to steal or damage something 0
9 damaged something that didn t belong to you 109
10 used force, violence or threats to steal from a business 0
11 used force, violence or threats to steal something from anyo 0
12 stolen something a person was carrying or wearing 18
13 stolen anything from work 6
14 stolen anything from your school or college 82
15 stolen anything from a shop 54
16 stolen anything else 71
17 used force an anyone on purpose and physically injured them 0
18 used force on anyone without injuring them 12
19 sold class A drugs 0
20 sold other drugs 50
Sysmiss 2114
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationOffending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2004
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