Arson

Summary	Arson cases by agency, including type, damage, other characteristics
Geographic Coverage	U.S., States, Counties, City or Other Local Government
Series Begins/Ends	2000 - 2024
Reporting Period	Annually
New Database added	Nov. 24, 2025
Estimated next update	Nov. 12, 2026
Original Source	Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sample File	Sample_CSV__Arson.zip
Number of records	4,213,331
Values Missing or Not Reported	55.3%
File Size	836.3 MB
Latest data available	Year 2024
Source (APA):	StatsUSA. (2025, November 24). Arson. https://statsusa.org/tx/stats/arson.html?bid=%27Mg%3D%3D%27&dbc=cmFuZF91c2E%3D Set APA as default format Arson. StatsUSA. Last modified November 24, 2025. https://statsusa.org/tx/stats/arson.html?bid=%27Mg%3D%3D%27&dbc=cmFuZF91c2E%3D. Set Chicago as default format Arson. StatsUSA, 24 Nov 2025, https://statsusa.org/tx/stats/arson.html?bid=%27Mg%3D%3D%27&dbc=cmFuZF91c2E%3D. Set MLA as default format Arson. StatsUSA. Updated November 24, 2025. Accessed May 1, 2026. https://statsusa.org/tx/stats/arson.html?bid=%27Mg%3D%3D%27&dbc=cmFuZF91c2E%3D Set AMA as default format
Additional Background	This Arson database reports the number of arson cases reported or known to police, the number of actual arson offenses, offenses cleared, offenses involving persons under age 18, habitation status of the structure, and estimated property damage. Data are available for the United States, states, counties, and other reporting law enforcement agencies. Country entries reflect the county's reporting unit (e.g., Sheriff's Office) and do not reflect the aggregate for all agencies in the county. Annual updates from the FBI may not include all areas in all states. As a result, total values for some counties and states may be reported as NA. We have observed occasional, slight differences (typically < 5%) between data reported in summary tables on the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) site and data files from the FBI used to create the more detailed data on RAND State Statistics. These differences appear to be limited to larger agencies. Users should exercise caution in these cases. In addition, annual updates from the FBI may not include all areas in all states. As a result, total values for some counties and states may be reported as NA.

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Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Estimated value of property damage	Given in whole dollar amounts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of actual offenses	Number of actual offenses include attempts but not "unfounded," "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Number of clearances involving persons under 18	Total offenses cleared, including number of clearances involving only persons under 18 years of age.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses reported or known to police	Offenses reported or known to police include "unfounded, "i.e. false or baseless complaints and attempts. An attempts are scored by agencies as though the crime was actually completed.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Offenses where structures are uninhabited	Uninhabited, abandoned, or not normally in use.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.
Total offenses cleared by arrest or exceptional means	Cleared by arrest indicates when at least one person involved in the commission of the offense has been 1) arrested 2) charged and 3) turned over for prosecution. Cleared by exceptional means indicates when law enforcement is unable to file formal charges against the offender. Agencies can clear an offense exceptionally if they can 1) establish the identity of the offender 2) support an arrest, charge, and turn over to the court for prosecution 3) locate the offender 4) nothing precludes apprehension of the suspect, e.g., suicide, etc.

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