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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Crime Survey, 2003

Variable Details

Variablev75
LabelHow were they told about the matter?
Responses
1 999 call 87
2 Phone call to local station 600
3 Approached/stopped officer in street 9
4 Called in at local station 132
5 Told by other person 4
8 Don't know 31
9 At meeting 0
10 Police approached respondent 1
11 Panic button call 1
12 Police car passed by 1
13 Approached/stopped airport police 1
14 Called Crimestoppers 2
15 Answer inappropriate 2
16 Radio 1
17 Police were at crime scene 3
18 By letter 3
19 Notified by housing association 1
20 During process of reporting another crime 1
21 Respondent/friend/relative is a police officer 2
22 Alarm linked to police control centre 0
98 Other 4
99 No response 4
Sysmiss 1351
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Crime Survey, 2003
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