Special Report
Cities in Texas Reporting the Most Drug Offenses
October 6, 2022 12:00 pm
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25. Tyler, TX
> Drug offenses in 2020: 858 per 100,000 people (928 total)
> Drug offenses as a share of all crimes against society: 87.7%
> Drug offenses as a share of all crime: 12.4%
> Location: Smith County
> Population: 108,139
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24. Cleburne, TX
> Drug offenses in 2020: 880 per 100,000 people (277 total)
> Drug offenses as a share of all crimes against society: 92.3%
> Drug offenses as a share of all crime: 16.7%
> Location: Johnson County
> Population: 31,486
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23. Arlington, TX
> Drug offenses in 2020: 887 per 100,000 people (3,571 total)
> Drug offenses as a share of all crimes against society: 84.9%
> Drug offenses as a share of all crime: 12.5%
> Location: Tarrant County
> Population: 402,700
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22. Lubbock, TX
> Drug offenses in 2020: 899 per 100,000 people (2,358 total)
> Drug offenses as a share of all crimes against society: 78.5%
> Drug offenses as a share of all crime: 8.1%
> Location: Lubbock County
> Population: 262,146
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21. Corpus Christi, TX
> Drug offenses in 2020: 921 per 100,000 people (3,032 total)
> Drug offenses as a share of all crimes against society: 83.0%
> Drug offenses as a share of all crime: 10.2%
> Location: Nueces, Aransas, Kleberg, and San Patricio Counties
> Population: 329,050
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