Auto thefts most likely to be reported, murders most likely to be solved % of U.S. crimes reported to police in 2019 (BJS) Violent victimizations Property victimizations Household burgJany/tespacsing % of reported U.S. crimes cleared by police Property crimes
Around eight-in-ten motor vehicle thefts (79.5%) were reported to police in 2019, making it by far the most commonly reported property crime tracked by BJS. Around half (48.5%) of household burglary and trespassing offenses were reported, as were 30% of personal thefts/larcenies and 26.8% of household thefts.
Auto thefts most likely to be reported,  | murders most likely to be solved  | % of U.S. crimes reported to police in 2019 (BJS)  | Violent victimizations  | Property victimizations  | Motor vehicle theft  | 79. 5  | 52. 1  | Aggravated assault  | Household burgJany/tespacsing  | 48.5  | Robbery  | 46.6  | Simple assault  | 37 9  | Rape/ sexual assault  | 33 9  | Personal thett/larceny  | 30. 0  | Household theft  | 26 8  | % of reported U.S. crimes cleared by police  | in 2019 (FBI)  | Violent crimes  | Property crimes  | Murder/non-negligent manslaughter  | 61.4  | Aggravated assault  | 52.3  | 32 9  | Rape  | Robbery  | 30. 5  | Larceny/theft  | 18. 4  | 14.1  | Burglary  | Motor vehicle theft  | 13.8  | Note: BJS and FBI crime definitions differ for some offenses  | FBI figures reflect percentage of crimes cleared through arres  | or exceptional means including cases in which a suspect  | dies or a victim declines to cooperate with a prosecution. FBI  | figures for arson are not included because of data limitations  | Source: U, S. Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), Federal  | Bureau of Investigation (FBI).  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 