Firearm Injury in Virginia Most deaths by firearm from 2019 to 2023 were suicide (59%), followed by homicide (39%) In 2023, Virginians were hospitalized for nonfatal firearm injuries for a total of 7,251 days, with over $144 million dollars in hospitalization costs
Gun Violence in Virginia • The overall gun death rate increased by 34% from 2014 to 2023 • Young Black males ages 15-34 made up 3% of the state’s population but accounted for 42% of all gun homicide deaths in 2023 • Virginia had the 3rd highest gun suicide rate among the Asian population in the country in 2023 • Firearms were the leading cause of death among children and teens ages 1-17 in 2023 • In
VIRGINIA In 2023, the contributing agencies reported 1,942 offenses resulting in 2,115 persons being unlawfully seized, transported, and or detained against his her will (including minors without the consent of a custodial parent(s) or legal guardian)
RD437 (Published 2024) - Crime in Virginia – 2023 • There were 3,243 assaults on officers reported in Virginia Of those who reported injury data, over one-quarter (27 6%) involved some type of injury to the officer
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2023 Crime Report - Virginia Sheriffs Institute Virginia Victim Notification Program Nearly 1 in 10 Americans Fall Victim – Protect Yourself Today Sheriffs' Offices Responsibilities Protecting Older Adults from Financial Exploitation
VIRGINIA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION CRIME REPORT 2023 Type of Arrest by Law . . . **VSP has updated the way in which they identify officers as victims Historically VSP has only counted those that indicated in Virginia publication 'Assault on Law Enforcement,' but this year VSP 'will include all circumstances in the Crime In Virginia publication