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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2016-2017

Variable Details

Variablefininctyp
LabelWhich traditional incident did the fraud follow on from
Responses
1 Vehicle theft 3
2 Theft from a vehicle 14
3 Vehicle damage 13
4 Bicycle theft 4
5 Burglary (previous address) 0
6 Break-in with damage (previous address) 0
7 Attempted burglary (previous address) 0
8 Theft from dwelling (previous address) 0
9 Theft outside building (previous address) 1
10 Vandalism (previous address) 1
11 Burglary (since moving to present address) 0
12 Burglary 1
13 Break-in with damage 1
14 Attempted burglary 0
15 Theft from dwelling 1
16 Theft outside dwelling 12
17 Vandalism 2
18 Theft from person 9
19 Attempted theft from person 3
20 Other theft 6
21 Damage to property 1
22 Assault 2
23 Threats 15
24 Sexual assault 2
25 Assault within the household 0
98 Refused 7
99 Don't know 19
Sysmiss 11235
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationCrime Survey for England and Wales, 2016-2017
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