The D&D Daily's
Exclusive - Publicly Reported
Mid-Year & Q2 2020
'Retail Violent Fatalities Report'
253 Fatalities
in 1st Half of 2020 – Up 22% Over '19
125 Q2 Fatalities - Up 45% Over Q2 2019
Associate Fatalities Double, LE/LP Fatalities Up 133%
Mid-Year Comparison
2016 -
2017 - 2018 - 2019 - 2020
Up 29% Overall
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Up 31% Overall
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Fatalities Up 29% since 2016
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Incidents Up 31% since 2016
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Fatalities Up 22% Over Mid-Year 2019
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2nd Quarter Comparison
2016 -
2017 - 2018 - 2019 - 2020
Up 30% Overall
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Up 29% Overall
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125 Fatalities – Up 30% Over 2016
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117 Incidents – Up 29% Over 2016
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Fatalities Up 45% Over Q2 2019 |
Mid-Year 2020's
253
Retail Violent Fatalities by Category
72% Victims - 28% Suspects
66/26%
Associates - 101/40% Customers - 14/6% LP/LE/Security
72/28% Suspects
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253 Total Mid-Year 2020 Violent Deaths
• 28%,
72 Suspects - up
11% from '19
• 40%, 101 Customers - down
2% from '19
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26%, 66 Associates - up 94% from '19
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6%, 14
LE/LP/Security - up 133% from '19
208 Total Mid-Year 2019 Violent Deaths
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31%, 65 Suspects - down 6% from '18
• 49%, 103 Customers - down
11% from '18
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16%, 34 Associates - down 41% from '18
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3%, 6
LE/LP/Security
239
Total
Mid-Year
2018 Violent Deaths
• 29%, 69 Suspects - down 20% from '17
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49%, 116 Customers - up 29% from '17
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20%, 48 Associates - up 20% from '17
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2%, 6 LE/LP/Security - down 33% from '17
225
Total Mid-Year
2017 Violent Deaths
• 38%,
86 Suspects
•
40%, 90 Customers
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18%, 40 Associates
•
4%, 9
LE/LP/Security
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Mid-Year 2020 Fatalities
Location
55% In-Store,
39% Parking Lots,
6% Off Premises
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Mid-Year
2020
Totals
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55%, 139 inside store or mall
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39%, 99 killed in parking lots
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6%, 15 died off premises
Mid-Year 2019
Totals
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46%, 96 killed in parking lots
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38%, 79 inside store or mall
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16%, 33 died off premises
Mid-Year
2018 Totals
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53%, 126 killed in parking lots
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33%, 79 inside store or mall
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14%, 34 died off premises
Mid-Year
2017 Totals
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53%,
119
killed in parking lots
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35%, 78 inside store or mall
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12%, 28 died off premises
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Mid-Year 2020: 66 Associate Fatalities
71% Commission of Crime, 21% Workplace Violence
5% Accidental,
3%
Murder/Suicide
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Mid-Year 2020 Totals
• 47 killed during robberies,
burglaries or thefts
• 14 killed in workplace
violence
•
3 killed
by accident*
•
2 killed
in murder/suicide
Mid-Year
2019 Totals
• 21 killed
during robberies, burglaries or thefts
• 6 killed in workplace
violence/co-worker
•
5 killed
in
murder/homicide/suicide
•
2 killed
in crash/accident
Mid-Year
2018 Totals
• 22 killed
during robberies, burglaries or thefts
•
19 killed
in
murder/homicide/suicide
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4 killed in workplace violence
•
2
killed
by former co-worker/relative/other
•
1 killed in accident
Mid-Year
2017 Totals
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30 killed during robberies, burglaries or thefts
•
8 killed
by employee/relative/customer
• 2 killed
in murder/homicide/suicide
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*Included under accident: Innocent restaurant
owner
shot & killed by a National Guardsman during Louisville riots
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Mid-Year 2020 Total Fatalities by Gender
86% Male – 14% Female
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Mid-Year
2020 Totals
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86%, 217 Males
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14%, 36 Females
Mid-Year 2019 Totals
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82%, 172 Males
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12%, 25 Females
•
5%, 11 n/a
Mid-Year 2018 Totals
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78%, 188 Males
•
16%, 38 Females
•
5%, 13 n/a
Mid-Year 2017 Totals
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88%, 198 Males
•
12%, 27 Females
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Mid-Year 2020 - 66 Associate Fatalities By Gender & Method
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Mid-Year
2020 Totals
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89%, 59 Males
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11%, 7 Females
Mid-Year
2019 Totals
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76%, 26 Males
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21%, 7 Females
•
3%, 1 n/a
Mid-Year
2018 Totals
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69%, 33 Males
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27%, 13 Females
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4%, 2 n/a
Mid-Year
2017 Totals
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75%, 30 Males
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25%, 10 Females
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Mid-Year 2020 Totals
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89%, 59 Killed by gun
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8%, 5
stabbed/beaten
•
3%, 2
car crash
Mid-Year 2019 Totals
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94%, 32 Killed by gun
•
3%, 1
stabbed/beaten
•
3%, 1
car crash
Mid-Year 2018 Totals
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81%, 39 Killed by gun
•
15%, 7
stabbed/beaten
•
2%,
1 run over
•
2%,
1 n/a
Mid-Year 2017 Totals
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80%, 32 Killed by gun
•
15%, 6
stabbed/beaten
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2%, 1 fire
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2%, 1 suicide
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Mid-Year 2020
Fatality Incidents by Store Type
C-Stores Top Store Type Five Straight Years
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Mid-Year 2020:
1.
C-Stores (33%)
2. Restaurants (15%)
3. Grocery (7.5%)
4. Big Box (7%)
5. Liquor/Tobacco (6%)
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Mid-Year 2019:
1.
C-Stores (20%)
2. Restaurants (11.5%)
3. Gas Stations (11%)
4. Malls (8.8%)
5. Specialty (8.5%)
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Mid-Year
2018:
1.
C-Stores (19%)
2. Gas Stations (13.4%)
3. Restaurants (12.4%)
4. Malls (10.8%)
5. Other (9.3%)
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Mid-Year
2017:
1.
C-Stores (28.5%)
2. Big Box (13%)
3. Restaurants (12.5%)
4. Malls (9%)
5. Other (8%)
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2016:
1.
C-Stores (26%)
2. Gas Stations (25%)
3. Big Box (21%)
4. Restaurants (9%)
5. Dollar Stores (8%)
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Mid-Year 2020 Fatality Incidents by Weekday
Wednesday Highest - Two Out of Last Three Years
Mid-Year 2020:
1. Wednesday - 45
2. Tuesday - 42
3. Saturday - 34
4. Monday - 33
5. Sunday - 28
6. Thursday - 25
6. Friday - 25
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Mid-Year 2019:
1. Tuesday - 43
2. Wednesday - 33
3. Thursday - 32
4. Saturday - 32
5. Sunday - 26
6. Monday - 23
7. Friday - 19
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Mid-Year 2018:
1. Wednesday - 46
2. Tuesday - 40
3. Sunday - 38
4. Monday - 35
5. Saturday - 33
6. Thursday - 28
7. Friday - 19
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Mid-Year 2017:
1. Monday - 40
2. Sunday - 37
3. Saturday - 30
4. Wednesday - 27
5. Tuesday - 27
6. Thursday - 27
7. Friday 18 |
2016:
1. Sunday
2. Friday
3. Saturday
4. Wednesday
5. Monday
6. Tuesday
7. Thursday |
*Complete data not available
for 2016
Mid-Year 2020 Fatality Incidents by State
California, Texas Top
States Past 5 Years
Mid-Year 2020:
1. California (34)
2. Texas (22)
3. North Carolina (15)
4. Missouri (13)
5. FL, GA, PA (12)
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Mid-Year 2019:
1. California (27)
2. Texas (22)
3. Florida (13)
4. GA, VA & NC (10)
5. Tennessee & Illinois (8)
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Mid-Year 2018:
1. Texas (29)
2. California (26)
3. Florida (14)
4. Georgia (12)
5. Alabama (11)
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Mid-Year 2017:
1.
California (28)
2. Texas (23)
3. Georgia (18)
4. Florida (17)
5. Tennessee (12)
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2016:
1. Texas (43)
2. California (39)
3. Florida (31)
4. Georgia (23)
5. Ohio (17)
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Mid-Year 2020 Fatality Incidents by City
Houston
Most Deaths 4 out of 5 Years
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Mid-Year 2020:
1. Houston, TX: 8
2.
Philadelphia, PA: 7
3. Chicago, IL/Cleveland, OH: 5
4. Los Angeles/Phoenix/Kansas City, MO: 4
5. Tulsa, OK/Milwaukee, WI/Macon, GA: 3
Mid-Year 2019:
1. Houston, TX
2.
Charlotte, NC
3. Los Angeles, CA
3. St. Louis, MO
3. Tulsa, OK/Chicago, IL
Mid-Year
2018:
1. Houston, TX
2. Nashville, TN
3. Birmingham, AL
4. Melcroft, NC
5. Indianapolis IN/Kansas City, MO
Mid-Year
2017:
1. Memphis, TN
2. Houston, TX
3. Atlanta, GA
4. St Louis, MO
5. Las Vegas, NV/Chicago, IL
2016:
1. Houston, TX
2. Atlanta, GA
3. Detroit, MI
4. Phoenix, AZ
5. Chicago, IL
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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
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victim.
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