Of all the most serious crimes tracked by the FBI — known as Part I offenses — larceny is by far the most common. There were 4.6 million cases of larceny-theft reported in the United States in 2020, accounting for nearly 60% of all Part I offenses, which also include murder, assault, robbery, rаpe, vehicle theft, and burglary.
Larceny is a classification of crime that includes all nonviolent theft, with the exception of motor-vehicle theft. Common examples of larceny include purse snatching, pick pocketing, shoplifting, and bicycle theft. According to the FBI, larceny-thefts result in billions of dollars in losses annually.
Though larceny-theft is relatively widespread in the United States, reported incidents of larceny have been declining for years. Between 2019 and 2020 alone, the number of reported larceny cases fell by 11%, or, adjusting for population, 171 incidents for every 100,000 people. In some states, the improvement was far greater than the national average. In a handful of others, however, the larceny rate rose.
Using data from the FBI’s 2020 Uniform Crime Report, 24/7 Wall St. determined the year-over-year change in the larceny-theft rate in each state. States are ranked by the change in the number of larcenies reported for every 100,000 people.
Depending on the state, changes in larceny-theft rates range from a decline of over 700 incidents per 100,000 people to increases of over 100 incidents per 100,000.
Property crime is a broad category of offenses tracked by the FBI made up of larceny-theft, burglary, and motor-vehicle theft. Partially because larceny is by far the most commonly reported property crime, every state that reported a rise in the larceny rate also reported an uptick in property crime overall – and most states that reported a decline in the larceny rate also reported a drop in the property crime rate. Here is a look at the states where property crime is soaring.
It is important to note that in most states where larceny crime rose in 2020, the overall larceny crime rate remained below the national rate of 1,398 incidents per 100,000 people. Here is a look at the states with the highest rates of larceny-theft.
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50. Georgia
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -731.3
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 158,343 (8th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,478.5 (22nd highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -766.6 (the lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,007.4 (24th highest)
> Population: 10,617,423
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49. Alaska
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -449.1
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 11,784 (5th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,611.7 (15th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -642.0 (2nd lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,260.5 (13th highest)
> Population: 731,545
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48. Hawaii
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -408.1
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 23,954 (13th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,702.5 (12th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -457.9 (4th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,411.4 (12th highest)
> Population: 1,415,872
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47. Alabama
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -343.4
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 74,575 (23rd highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,515.3 (21st highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -486.0 (3rd lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,136.8 (19th highest)
> Population: 4,903,185
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46. Florida
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -315.5
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 293,992 (3rd highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,352.7 (23rd lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -375.4 (6th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,769.4 (19th lowest)
> Population: 21,477,737
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45. Maryland
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -300.4
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 71,757 (24th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,184.9 (16th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -340.5 (7th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,609.8 (15th lowest)
> Population: 6,045,680
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44. Illinois
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -287.2
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 143,935 (9th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,143.5 (13th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -296.1 (10th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,559.4 (13th lowest)
> Population: 12,671,821
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43. New Mexico
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -270.5
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 37,188 (16th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,765.5 (9th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -337.0 (8th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,841.9 (2nd highest)
> Population: 2,096,829
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42. Rhode Island
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -257.5
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 9,894 (3rd lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 935.9 (5th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -296.1 (11th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,245.5 (7th lowest)
> Population: 1,059,361
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41. Louisiana
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -256.7
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 97,891 (17th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 2,107.3 (the highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -302.0 (9th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,884.4 (the highest)
> Population: 4,648,794
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40. California
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -247.8
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 528,202 (the highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,341.7 (22nd lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -196.9 (20th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,138.9 (18th highest)
> Population: 39,512,223
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39. Nevada
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -238.6
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 38,332 (17th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,221.4 (18th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -403.8 (5th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,926.6 (24th lowest)
> Population: 3,080,156
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38. Delaware
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -237.2
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 15,182 (10th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,538.5 (20th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -284.2 (12th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,961.4 (25th highest)
> Population: 973,764
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37. Arkansas
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -185.5
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 55,413 (22nd lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,828.5 (7th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -234.3 (14th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,613.4 (8th highest)
> Population: 3,017,804
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36. Michigan
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -177.4
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 94,017 (18th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 943.3 (6th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -224.7 (16th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,360.9 (8th lowest)
> Population: 9,986,857
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35. Virginia
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -166.7
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 102,796 (16th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,196.6 (17th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -190.8 (21st lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,456.4 (11th lowest)
> Population: 8,535,519
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34. Vermont
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -161.8
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 6,361 (the lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,020.5 (9th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -220.1 (17th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,217.0 (6th lowest)
> Population: 623,989
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33. Ohio
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -158.7
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 159,007 (7th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,359.8 (25th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -206.2 (19th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,850.3 (22nd lowest)
> Population: 11,689,100
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32. Texas
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -153.0
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 466,033 (2nd highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,587.3 (17th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -160.6 (25th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,245.0 (14th highest)
> Population: 28,995,881
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31. Kentucky
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -152.6
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 52,769 (21st lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,178.6 (15th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -129.7 (20th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,779.5 (20th lowest)
> Population: 4,467,673
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30. Iowa
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -151.1
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 35,751 (15th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,130.1 (11th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -151.5 (23rd highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,698.2 (18th lowest)
> Population: 3,155,070
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29. Indiana
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -148.1
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 86,080 (20th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,274.3 (20th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -164.5 (25th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,783.2 (21st lowest)
> Population: 6,732,219
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28. Tennessee
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -138.5
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 124,098 (11th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,802.0 (8th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -168.9 (23rd lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,492.8 (10th highest)
> Population: 6,829,174
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27. New Jersey
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -137.3
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 79,614 (22nd highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 896.3 (3rd lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -176.1 (22nd lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,158.2 (5th lowest)
> Population: 8,882,190
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26. North Carolina
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -136.5
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 165,554 (5th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,561.7 (19th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -165.0 (24th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,226.5 (16th highest)
> Population: 10,488,084
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25. Oklahoma
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -133.8
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 68,243 (25th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,714.3 (11th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -160.1 (24th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,705.6 (6th highest)
> Population: 3,956,971
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24. Oregon
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -132.8
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 81,811 (21st highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,928.8 (3rd highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -129.5 (19th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,659.0 (7th highest)
> Population: 4,217,737
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23. Arizona
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -132.7
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 122,898 (12th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,656.0 (13th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -208.3 (18th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,227.7 (15th highest)
> Population: 7,278,717
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22. Montana
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -130.1
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 17,322 (11th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,603.0 (16th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -115.3 (14th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,120.8 (22nd highest)
> Population: 1,068,778
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21. South Carolina
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -129.4
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 103,892 (15th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,991.0 (2nd highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -225.4 (15th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,721.1 (5th highest)
> Population: 5,148,714
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20. Mississippi
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -125.0
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 41,780 (19th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,408.3 (25th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -239.6 (13th lowest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,101.6 (23rd highest)
> Population: 2,976,149
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19. Nebraska
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -124.2
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 27,488 (14th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,418.7 (24th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -137.5 (22nd highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,909.2 (23rd lowest)
> Population: 1,934,408
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18. Missouri
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -119.0
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 108,209 (14th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,759.1 (10th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -127.1 (17th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,531.0 (9th highest)
> Population: 6,137,428
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17. Idaho
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -116.4
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 14,815 (9th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 810.9 (2nd lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -131.5 (21st highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,111.9 (3rd lowest)
> Population: 1,787,065
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16. Massachusetts
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -108.6
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 55,444 (23rd lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 804.3 (the lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -127.4 (18th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,053.2 (the lowest)
> Population: 6,892,503
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15. West Virginia
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -105.4
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 17,828 (12th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 998.9 (8th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -122.8 (16th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,399.4 (9th lowest)
> Population: 1,792,147
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14. New Hampshire
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -96.9
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 12,558 (7th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 919.1 (4th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -117.5 (15th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,098.9 (2nd lowest)
> Population: 1,359,711
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13. Washington
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -86.6
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 142,657 (10th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,854.2 (6th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +6.7 (11th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,732.4 (4th highest)
> Population: 7,614,893
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12. Kansas
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -77.1
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 47,193 (20th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,619.6 (14th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -77.4 (12th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,199.1 (17th highest)
> Population: 2,913,314
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11. Maine
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -74.8
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 12,739 (8th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 943.5 (7th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: -91.5 (13th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,156.2 (4th lowest)
> Population: 1,344,212
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10. Minnesota
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -40.1
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 88,696 (19th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,567.8 (18th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +33.2 (8th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,124.9 (20th highest)
> Population: 5,639,632
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9. New York
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -31.3
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 221,129 (4th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,143.6 (14th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +24.6 (9th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,410.7 (10th lowest)
> Population: 19,453,561
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8. Wisconsin
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: -21.6
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 64,517 (25th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,106.1 (10th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +12.7 (10th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,485.7 (12th lowest)
> Population: 5,822,434
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7. North Dakota
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: +23.3
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 10,986 (4th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,435.5 (23rd highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +124.7 (6th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,124.1 (21st highest)
> Population: 762,062
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6. Colorado
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: +23.8
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 110,884 (13th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,909.3 (4th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +219.2 (3rd highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,833.8 (3rd highest)
> Population: 5,758,736
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5. Wyoming
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: +31.3
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 7,190 (2nd lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,234.7 (19th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +42.5 (7th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,610.6 (16th lowest)
> Population: 578,759
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4. Connecticut
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: +58.3
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 40,592 (18th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,141.2 (12th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +132.8 (5th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,565.1 (14th lowest)
> Population: 3,565,287
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3. South Dakota
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: +87.5
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 12,117 (6th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,357.3 (24th lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +188.5 (4th highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,956.7 (25th lowest)
> Population: 884,659
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2. Pennsylvania
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: +149.9
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 162,919 (6th highest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,274.5 (21st lowest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +240.3 (2nd highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 1,644.1 (17th lowest)
> Population: 12,801,989
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1. Utah
> Change in reported larceny-theft rate, 2019-2020: +169.1
> Larceny-thefts reported in 2020: 60,359 (24th lowest)
> Larceny-thefts per 100K people in 2020: 1,857.3 (5th highest)
> 1-yr. change in all property crime: +295.8 (the highest)
> Property crimes per 100K people in 2020: 2,464.4 (11th highest)
> Population: 3,205,958
Methodology
To determine the states where the larceny-theft rate is rising fastest, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the change in larceny-thefts per 100,000 people from the FBI’s 2019 and 2020 Uniform Crime Reports. Crime rates were calculated using population figures provided by the FBI in the 2020 and 2019 UCR.
Limited data was available in the 2020 UCR for areas in Alabama, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Illinois, though these states were not excluded from analysis. Because some state and local agencies changed reporting practices between 2019 and 2020, the figures are not comparable, and the areas were excluded.
Population figures are one-year estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2019 American Community Survey. However, these estimates were not used to calculate crime rates.
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