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Uniform Crime Report

American  

noun

  1. an annual report issued by the FBI that presents data on selected categories of crimes reported to the police. UCR


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Each month, state and local police departments tally up the crimes they have handled and send the data to the FBI for inclusion in the nation's annual Uniform Crime Report.

From Salon

That analysis of violent crime data surveyed 27 cities, including many big agencies that didn’t make the FBI’s uniform crime report this year.

From Seattle Times

Based on the FBI’s Uniform Crime Report, the uptick in car thefts began in 2020, a year before the new law went into effect, and the trend is nationwide, not just here in Washington.

From Seattle Times

The FBI annual Uniform Crime Report shows homicides last year started to rise in the summer and remained at high levels in the following months.

From Washington Times

The data in question originates from the FBI's Uniform Crime Report, which outlines the untick in the number of murders in the United States, highlighting a significant surge in 2020.

From Salon