HERE is every incidence of vehicle crime across the Bradford district in 2022.
This crime map has been compiled by the Telegraph & Argus, using information from the data.police.uk website.
It shows every vehicle crime offence reported to West Yorkshire Police that has taken place in the Bradford policing district throughout the whole of 2022.
You can browse through the map or search for a street name or postcode, to see the level of this type of crime on every road in the whole of the Bradford district.
There were more than 3,900 vehicle crimes in Bradford in 2022, including theft from or of a vehicle or interference with a vehicle.
MAPPED: Every burglary and robbery across the Bradford district in 2022
Of these, no suspect was able to be identified in just over 80 per cent of cases, while around four per cent are still under investigation.
Around two per cent of these reported crimes have made it to the courts so far.
An examples includes a man in a balaclava seen stealing from the boot of a Mercedes in July last year.
Danny Thomas, 30, of Burneston Gardens, Buttershaw, Bradford, was pursued and apprehended near the scene of the crime in Halifax.
He pleaded guilty to theft of £400 of items from the unlocked vehicle.
In total, there were just over 82,800 recorded crimes across Bradford in 2022.
This can be broken down as follows:
Violence and sexual offences (36098); public order (10577); criminal damage and arson (7266); anti-social behaviour (7256); other theft (5018); vehicle crime (3978); shoplifting (3072); burglary (3008); drugs (2322); other crime (1916); robbery (709); theft from person (706); possession of weapons (621); and bicycle theft (325).
We will be focusing on other crimes as we compile more 2022 crime maps in the coming weeks.
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