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Detected crime for six key offences 2005-2006

West Mercia (total)	Number of crimes	Number of detections	Detection Rate (%)
Violence against the person	15,699	10,584	67
Sexual offences	1,014	437	43
Robbery	453	155	34
Burglary in a dwelling	3,738	1,101	29
Theft of a vehicle	2,629	645	25
Theft from a vehicle	7,123	1,240	17

Hereford (E Division)	Number of crimes	Number of detections	Detection Rate (%)
Violence against the person	2,389	1,756	74
Sexual offences	173	104	60
Robbery	32	10	31
Burglary in a dwelling	372	158	42
Theft of a vehicle	257	52	20
Theft from a vehicle	714	91	13

North Worcestershire (D Division)	Number of crimes	Number of detections	Detection Rate (%)
Violence against the person	3,905	2,567	66
Sexual offences	257	103	40
Robbery	122	56	46
Burglary in a dwelling	1,012	299	30
Theft of a vehicle	833	177	21
Theft from a vehicle	1,822	286	16

Shropshire (F Division)	Number of crimes	Number of detections	Detection Rate (%)
Violence against the person	2,788	1,852	66
Sexual offences	182	74	41
Robbery	56	15	27
Burglary in a dwelling	761	175	23
Theft of a vehicle	422	94	22
Theft from a vehicle	1,408	181	13

South Worcestershire (C Division)	Number of crimes	Number of detections	Detection Rate (%)
Violence against the person	3,601	2,651	74
Sexual offences	218	87	40
Robbery	142	40	28
Burglary in a dwelling	865	208	24
Theft of a vehicle	600	210	35
Theft from a vehicle	1,691	228	13

Telford and the Wrekin (G Division)	Number of crimes	Number of detections	Detection Rate (%)
Violence against the person	3,016	1,758	58
Sexual offences	184	69	38
Robbery	101	34	34
Burglary in a dwelling	728	261	36
Theft of a vehicle	517	112	22
Theft from a vehicle	1,488	454	31

Key

The figures above show the total detected crime for a police force plus the detected crime for each individual Basic Command Unit within it. Broadly speaking, detected crimes are those that have been 'cleared up' by the police. Not every case where the police know, or think they know, who committed a crime can be counted as a detection. Some crimes are not counted as detected even though the offender is apprehended for another offence; and some crimes are counted as detected when the victim might view the case as far from solved.