Utah, Utah | Aggravated Assault Statistics
Utah is a
city located in Utah, and has a population of 37,460.
It has a rate of
5.34 (per 100,000 people) for
Aggravated Assault, which is
higher than the national average. This means that your chances of becoming a victim of Aggravated Assault in Utah is
1 in 18727, if you reside there for a year.
Below are crime statistics for Aggravated Assault, according to the FBI's National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS), 2010-2011. For more general crime rates for even more cities, counties, and regions across the US, see
Crime Rates by City.
Aggravated Assault Statistics |
| Statistic |
Utah |
USA |
| Aggravated Assault Rate |
5.34 (per 100,000)
|
5.25(per 100,000) |
| Average Victim Age |
21
|
33.5 |
| Typical Location |
Air/Bus/TrainTerminal
|
Residence/Home |
| Typical Time of Day |
9:00 PM |
6:00 AM |
| Typical Victim |
Spouse |
Acquaintance |
| Typical Weapon |
Blunt Object |
Personal weapons (hands, feet, teeth, etc.) |
| Typical Victim Race |
White
|
White |
| Typical 1st Injury |
Possible Internal Injury
|
None |
|
| Typical 2nd Injury |
Apparent Minor Injury
|
None |
|
| Typical 3rd Injury |
Unconsciousness
|
None |
|
Note: crime statistics are estimates only and should be considered at your own risk. Data may not be representative, especially for rare crimes with small sample sizes or for lesser-populated regions. For more information on the National Incident-Based Reporting System, see the FBI's
NIBRS Technical Specification.Crime Statistics by Offence
