In the last month, property crimes hit a year high in the city of Dallas.
This peak was marked between June 28 and July 5, where there were 1,453 property crimes reported. Violent crime and general “other” crimes were also heightened that week, but each then dropped in the last two weeks.
Between July 12 and July 19, there were 326 property crimes, 180 “other” crimes, 64 violent crimes, 1 nonviolent crime and 0 financial crimes in Dallas.
Crime trends remained steady or slowed in Dallas since the spring, with the exception of property crimes. Here’s a view of crime reports in the last year.
The most common crimes in Lake Highlands in recent days have been property-related and categorized as other.
In the last 100 days, crimes in Dallas have commonly occurred in the early hours of Friday Saturday and Sunday, as well as Wednesday and Friday in the early and late evenings.
Dallas County had a rate of roughly 35 crimes per 1000 residents in 2019, with more than 92,000 crimes reported. See how other Texas counties compare:
2019 data shows Dallas had 2.26 police officers per 1,000 residents. There were 3,075 total police officers for a population of over 1.3 million.
