NIBRS

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NIBRS (National Incident-Based Reporting System) is a U.S. crime data collection program that captures detailed information on individual criminal incidents reported by law enforcement agencies nationwide.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. federal statistical system ⓘ
crime data collection program ⓘ
law enforcement reporting system ⓘ
abbreviation NIBRS ⓘ
administeredBy FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program ⓘ
Federal Bureau of Investigation ⓘ
captures arrestee characteristics ⓘ
bias motivation for hate crimes ⓘ
date and time of incident ⓘ
detailed information on individual criminal incidents ⓘ
drug involvement ⓘ
location of incident ⓘ
offender characteristics ⓘ
offense characteristics ⓘ
property involved in crime ⓘ
relationships between victims and offenders ⓘ
victim characteristics ⓘ
weapons used ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
dataCollectionUnit individual criminal incident ⓘ
offense within an incident ⓘ
dataType arrestee-level data ⓘ
incident-based crime data ⓘ
offender-level data ⓘ
offense-level data ⓘ
property-level data ⓘ
victim-level data ⓘ
designedTo enhance comparability of crime data across jurisdictions ⓘ
improve quality of crime data ⓘ
provide more detailed crime statistics ⓘ
support crime analysis and research ⓘ
support law enforcement operations and planning ⓘ
fullName National Incident-Based Reporting System ⓘ
includesAttemptedAndCompletedOffenses true ⓘ
includesCrimesAgainstPersons true ⓘ
includesCrimesAgainstProperty true ⓘ
includesCrimesAgainstSociety true ⓘ
partOf FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program ⓘ
primaryOutput local crime statistics ⓘ
national crime statistics ⓘ
state-level crime statistics ⓘ
replaced Summary Reporting System ⓘ
scope federal law enforcement agencies ⓘ
local law enforcement agencies ⓘ
nationwide ⓘ
state law enforcement agencies ⓘ
supportsMultipleOffensesPerIncident true ⓘ
usedBy criminal justice researchers ⓘ
law enforcement administrators ⓘ
policy makers ⓘ
the public ⓘ

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