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The D&D Daily's Publicly Reported
Robbery Report
Mid-Year & Q2 2018

Robberies Up 9.5% Since 2016
Most Mid-Year Robberies Ever Reported by the Daily


Mid-Year & Quarterly Comparison
2016-2018
 
 


First Half of 2018

2,776 total robberies
Up 9.5% since 2016
 


Q1 & Q2 - 2017 vs. 2018

• Q1 robberies (1,431) down 1.9%
Q2 robberies (1,345) up 3.9%
 


Robberies & Burglaries by Store Type
 

 

C-Stores remain top store type
Restaurants/Fast Food Stores jump from fourth to second
Pharmacies - Dollar Stores - Cell Phone Stores round out Top 5

 



 
Suspects by Gender
 
Mid-Year


Q2


 


Armed vs. Unarmed
 

Q2

Mid-Year



Mid-Year & Q2 Robberies by Weekday

 
Q2

Mid-Year

*Not all incidents reported a weekday

66% of Robberies Occur Sunday through Wednesday
Pay Day & Social Life’s Impact? Thursday through Saturday Lowest Rate
Sun. through Wed. Reality Hits & Money is Gone
 



Mid-Year & Q2 Robberies by Time of Day
 

In Q1, 48% of incidents fell between 8 p.m. and 4 a.m. - nearly identical to this quarter's reported robbery times, as the graph above shows.
 



Mid-Year Robberies by State

Mid-Year 2016
1. Texas (199)
2. California (162)
3. Florida (144)
4. Ohio*
5. Pennsylvania*
 
Mid-Year 2017
1. California (231)
2. Texas (187)
3. Ohio (161)
4. Florida (160)
5. Pennsylvania (146)
 
Mid-Year 2018
1. California (258)
2. Texas (203)
3. Florida (134)
4. New York (125)
5. PA & NC (121)

 
Combined Top States
1. California (651)
2. Texas (589)
3. Florida (438)
4. Pennsylvania*
5. Ohio*
 

*Began logging complete Top 5 data in 2017



Mid-Year & Q2 Robberies by City

Mid-Year 2018
1. Tulsa, OK: 46 (Spiked Q1)
2. Houston, TX: 37
3. San Antonio, TX: 29
4. Charlotte, NC: 25
5. Las Vegas, NV: 15


Q2 2018 Highest:

1. Houston, TX: 18
2. New Orleans, LA: 16
3. San Antonio, TX & Charlotte, NC: 14
4. Tulsa, OK: 12
5. Nashville & Memphis, TN: 11


Q1 2018 Highest:
1. Tulsa, OK: 34
2. Houston, TX: 19
3. San Antonio, TX & Las Vegas, NV: 15
4. Portland, OR: 13
5. Charlotte, NC & Madison, WI: 11 

2017 Full Year Highest
1. Houston, TX: 60
2. Tulsa, OK: 59
3. Colorado Springs, CO: 55
4. Nashville, TN: 43
5. Chicago, IL: 40

 

2016 Full Year Highest
1. Houston, TX: 73
2. Memphis, TN: 66
3. Dayton, OH: 65
4. Tulsa, OK*
5. Cleveland, OH*

*Began logging complete Top 5 data in 2017



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Methodology:
The Daily collects this retail store specific information from public news media sources throughout the United States and reports it daily in our Retail Crime column. We do not survey any retailers or third parties nor collect information from any retail executive. All of this information is available through public news media outlets. We do not claim nor does it represent all such incidents or deaths that may occur in retail locations or retail corporate facilities as many may not be reported in the news media depending on a number of variables outside of our control. We are not responsible for the accuracy of the information reported in the various news media outlets. We do not name any retailer, retail executive, suspect, or victim.

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