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Select a column title to sort by that column Year Class A Crimes Class A Arrest Class B Crimes Class B Arrest 2007 554 227 864 563 2006 1036 368 1143 599 2005 989 414 1261 701 2004 1073 407 1165 845 2003 881 331 1136 654 2002 896 327 1146 531 2001 936 379 1286 591 2000 862 270 1142 544 1999 673 164 942 513 1998 648 216 944 549 1997 693 148 903 316 1996 812 217 930 446 1995 865 159 854 418 1994 709 110 989 457 1993 711 139 1186 549 1992 609 135 1000 450 1991 849 129 1070 469 1990 859 48 1497 568 1989 723 39 1430 575 1988 655 8 1355 409 1987 579 58 782 332 1986 625 79 937 421 1985 566 53 797 396 1984 541 61 800 303 1983 632 55 734 232 1982 855 89 886 328 1981 714 63 615 271 1980 699 69 1012 332 1979 270 15 216 150 Totals 21514 4777 29022 13512 [ Explanation of Class Structure ]

Quick Tip Seat belts are the most effective safety devices in vehicles today, estimated to save 9,500 lives each year. To get the most benefit out of your seat belt, you should wear it low over the pelvis with the bottom edge touching the tops of the thighs. The shoulder belt should be worn over the shoulder and across the chest, not under the arm and over the abdomen. Make certain that the shoulder belt is not worn so loosely that it does not slide off your shoulder. Pregnant women should wear the lap belt below the abdomen and the shoulder belt above the belly.

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