CRIMES AGAINST PERSON
Including, Murder, Manslaughter, Homicide (UCR 09A); Negligent Homicide (UCR 09B); Justifiable Homicide (UCR 09C); Kidnapping, False Imprisonment, Sexual Battery (UCR 100, 11C, 11D); Rape (UCR 11A, 11B); Aggravated Assault and Battery (UCR 13A); Obstruction of Justice, Simple Assault and Battery (UCR 13B); Obstruction of Justice, Stalking, Intimidating (UCR 13C); Incest, Carnal Knowledge (UCR 36A, 36B); Misdemeanors (UCR 90Z)
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All Crimes Against Person
Murder, Manslaughter, Homicide
Negligent Homicide
Justifiable Homicide
Aggravated Kidnapping, False Imprisonment
Rape, Sexual Offenses
Sexual Battery
Aggravated Assault and Battery
Obstruction of Justice, Simple Assault and Battery
Simple Assault, Obstruction of Justice, Stalking, Intimidating
Incest, Carnal Knowledge
Misdemeanors
The following data must be entered for all Crimes Against Person.
Assault Circumstance
Must make at least one selection — no duplicates are allowed. Unknown can only be selected when no other selection is made (mutually exclusive with other codes). Note: When Other Felony is selected, then incident must contain at least two (2) felony offenses.
Valid Choices:
| Argument Child Abuse Detective or Special Assignment Alone Detective or Special Assignment Assisted Drug Dealing Gangland Juvenile Gang Lovers Quarrel Mercy Killing | One-Officer Vehicle One-Officer Vehicle Assisted Other Alone Other Assisted Other Circumstances Other Felony Two-Officer Vehicle Unknown Circumstances |
Victim-Suspect Relationship
For every Suspect, this indicates any relationship with a victim or victims. The gender of the victims and suspects must reflect their implied relationship. This relationship can be omitted only when there is nothing known about the suspect or suspects; or, the Type of Victim is Society or Public.
Valid choices when the victim and suspect are within the same family, and the victim was:
| Spouse Common Law Spouse Parent Sibling (Brother or Sister) Other Family Member (Step-Grandparents, Ex-Common Law Spouse, Etc.) | Stepchild Stepparent Step-Sibling (Stepbrother or Stepsister) Non-Married Live-In |
Valid choices when the suspect was not a family member but known to the victim, and the victim was one of the following:
| Acquaintance Babysittee (the Baby) Boyfriend or Girlfriend Child of Boyfriend or Girlfriend Employee Employer Estranged Spouse | Ex-Boyfriend or Ex-Girlfriend Ex-Spouse Friend Homosexual Relationship Neighbor Otherwise Known |
Valid Choices when the suspect was not known by the victim:
| Relationship Unknown Stranger |
Other Valid Choices:
| Victim was Offender |
Valid Choices when the gender and connection between the victim and the suspect imply a relationship:
| Relationship | Sex of Victim and Sex of the Suspect Must Be |
| Victim as Ex-Spouse Victim was Spouse Victim was Common Law Spouse Victim was Estranged Spouse Homosexual Victim was Offender Victim was Boyfriend or Girlfriend Victim was Ex-Boyfriend or Ex-Girlfriend Non-Married Live-In | Different Different Different Different Same Same Different Different Different |
Valid Choices when the age and connection between the victim and the offender imply a relationship:
| Relationship | Victim Must Be |
| Victim was Child Victim was Parent Victim was Grandparent Victim was Grandchild Victim was Offender Victim was Babysitee (the Baby) Victim was Spouse Victim was Estranged Spouse Victim was Common Law Spouse Victim was Ex-Spouse Victim was Non-Married Live-In | Younger Older Older Older Same Age Younger At Least 10 Years Old At Least 10 Years Old At Least 10 Years Old At Least 10 Years Old At Least 10 Years Old |
Murder, Manslaughter, Homicide (UCR 09A) LRS Codes
14:30 – First Degree Murder
14:30.1 – Second Degree Murder
14:31 – Manslaughter
14:32.1/AA – Vehicular Homicide
14:87.1 – Killing a Child During Delivery
14:87.2/L – Human Experimentation
14:87.5/L – Intentional Failure to Sustain Life
Type of Criminal Activity
Must make at least one selection, but not more than two, indicating gang involvement. Duplicates are not allowed. When there is no gang activity, then only None or Unknown can be selected.
Valid Choices:
Juvenile Gang
Other Gang None or Unknown
Type of Weapon/Force
Must make at least one selection. Up to three (3) can be selected, but no duplicates. When there was no weapon used or force involved, select Unknown Force/Weapon.
Assault Circumstances
When Type of Victim is Law Enforcement Officer, at least two (2) assault circumstances must be selected.
The first selection must be one of the following:
Argument
Drug Dealing
Gangland
Juvenile Gang
Lovers Quarrel
Mercy Killing
Other Circumstances
Other Felony Involved
Unknown Circumstances
The second assault circumstance selection must be one of the following:
Detective or Special Assignment Alone
Detective or Special Assignment Assisted
One-Officer Vehicle
One-Officer Vehicle Assisted
Other Alone Other Assisted
Two-Officer Vehicle.
Negligent Homicide (UCR 09B) LRS Codes
14:32 – Negligent Homicide
14:501 – Killing or Injuring a Person While Hunting
Type of Criminal Activity
Must make at least one selection, but not more than two, indicating gang involvement. Duplicates are not allowed. When there is no gang activity, then only None or Unknown can be selected.
Valid Choices:
Juvenile Gang
Other Gang
None or Unknown
Type of Weapon/Force
Must make at least one selection. Up to three (3) can be selected, but no duplicates. When there was no weapon used or force involved, select Unknown Force/Weapon.
Assault Circumstance
Can select no more than one (1) of the following:
| Child Playing with Weapon Gun Cleaning Accident Hunting Accident | Other Negligent Killings Other Negligent Weapon Handling Child Abuse |
Note: When Child Abuse is selected, then the victim connected to this offense must have an age of:
NN – Under 24 Hours Old (Neonate)
NB – 1 to 6 Days Old (New Born)
BB – 7-364 Days Old (Baby)
01-16
01-16 with a trailing E
When Type of Victim is Law Enforcement Officer, a second Assault Circumstance selection is required from the following list:
| Two-Officer Vehicle One-Officer Vehicle One-Officer Vehicle Assisted Detective or Special Assignment Alone | Detective or Special Assignment Assisted Other Alone Other Assisted |
Justifiable Homicide (UCR 09C) LRS Codes
14:20 – Justifiable Homicide
Type of Weapon/Force
Assault Circumstances
Can select no more than one (1) of the following circumstances:
Criminal Killed by Private Citizen Criminal
Killed by Police Officer
Note: When Child Abuse is selected, then the victim connected to this offense must have an age of:
NN – Under 24 Hours Old (Neonate)
NB – 1 to 6 Days Old (New Born)
BB – 7-364 Days Old (Baby)
01-16
01-16 with a trailing E
Additional Justifiable Circumstances One, and only one, of the following choices must be selected:
Criminal Attacked Police Officer and that Officer Killed Criminal
Criminal Attacked Police Officer and Criminal Killed by Another Police Officer
Criminal Attacked by Civilian
Criminal Attempted Flight from a Crime
Criminal Killed in the Commission of a Crime
Criminal Resisted Arrest Unable to Determine or Not Enough Information
When Type of Victim is Law Enforcement, one of the following activities must be selected:
| Responding to Disturbance Calls (Family Quarrels, Man with Gun, Etc.) Burglaries in Progress or Pursuing Burglary Suspect Robberies in Progress or Pursuing Robbery Suspect Attempting Other Arrests Civil Disorder (Riot, Mass Disobedience) | Handling, Transporting, Custody of Prisoners Investigating Suspicious Persons or Circumstances Ambush – No Warning Mentally Deranged Traffic Pursuits and Stops All Other |
Aggravated Kidnapping, False Imprisonment (UCR 100) LRS Codes
14:44 – Aggravated Kidnapping
14:44.1 – Second Degree Kidnapping
14:44.2 – Aggravated Kidnapping of a Child
14:46.1 – False Imprisonment; Offender Armed With a Dangerous Weapon
14:45 – Simple Kidnapping
14:45.1 – Interference with the Custody of a Child
14:46 – False Imprisonment
Type of Criminal Activity
Must make at least one selection, but not more than two, indicating gang involvement. Duplicates are not allowed. When there is no gang activity, then only None or Unknown can be selected.
Valid Choices:
Juvenile Gang
Other Gang
None or Unknown
Type of Weapon/Force
Must make at least one selection. Up to three (3) can be selected, but no duplicates. When there was no weapon used or force involved, select Unknown Force/Weapon.
Rape, Sexual Offenses (UCR 11A, 11B) LRS Codes
14:42/V – Aggravated Rape
14:42.1/V – Forcible Rape
14:44.1/V – Second Degree Kidnapping
14:43/V – Simple Rape
14:42/A – Aggravated Rape
14:42.1/A – Forcible Rape
14:44.1/O – Second Degree Kidnapping
14:44.1/A – Second Degree Kidnapping
14:43/A – Simple Rape
14:43.4 – Aggravated Oral Sexual Battery
14:89.1 – Aggravated Crime Against Nature
14:43.3 – Oral Sexual Battery
Type of Criminal Activity
Must make at least one selection, but not more than two, indicating gang involvement. Duplicates are not allowed. When there is no gang activity, then only None or Unknown can be selected.
Valid Choices:
Juvenile Gang
Other Gang
None or Unknown
Type of Weapon/Force
Must make at least one selection. Up to three (3) can be selected, but no duplicates. When there was no weapon used or force involved, select Unknown Force/Weapon.
Type of Victim
Must make a selection of Individual or Law Enforcement Officer
Type of Injury
Must make a selection
Valid Choices:
| Apparent Broken Bones (Including Nose) Apparent Minor Injury Loss of Teeth None | Other Major Injury Possible Internal Injury Severe Laceration Unconsciousness |
Sex of Suspect
One or more of the Suspects must have a different sex than the Victim for forcible rape.
When there is a suspect, then Victim-Suspect Relationship must be established.
Sexual Battery (UCR 11C,11D) LRS Codes
14.44.1/P – Second Degree Kidnapping
14.43.2/P – Aggravated Sexual Battery
14:43.1/P – Sexual Battery
14.81.2 – Molestation of a Juvenile
14:44.1/N – Second Degree Kidnapping
14:43.2/N – Aggravated Sexual Battery
14:93.5 – Sexual Battery of the Infirmed
14:43.1/N – Sexual Battery
Type of Criminal Activity
Must make at least one selection, but not more than two, indicating gang involvement. Duplicates are not allowed. When there is no gang activity, then only None or Unknown can be selected.
Valid Choices:
Juvenile Gang
Other Gang
None or Unknown
Type of Weapon/Force
Must make at least one selection. Up to three (3) can be selected, but no duplicates. When there was no weapon used or force involved, select Unknown Force/Weapon.
Type of Victim
Must make a selection of Individual or Law Enforcement Officer
Type of Injury
Must make a selection
Valid Choices:
| Apparent Broken Bones (Including Nose) Apparent Minor Injury Loss of Teeth None | Other Major Injury Possible Internal Injury Severe Laceration Unconsciousness |
When there is a suspect, then Victim-Suspect Relationship must be established.
Aggravated Assault and Battery (UCR 13A) LRS Codes
14:37 – Aggravated Assault
14:37.2 – Aggravated Assault with a Firearm
14:37.4 – Aggravated Assault with a Firearm
14:108/B1BF – Aggravated Assault: Resisting an Officer
14:37.1 – Assault: Drive By Shooting
14:34 – Aggravated Battery
14:34.1 – Second Degree Battery
14:34.7 – Aggravated Second Degree Battery
14:34.5 – Battery of a Correctional Facility Employee
14:34.6 – Disarming a Police Officer
14:35.3 – Domestic Abuse Battery
14:39.1 – Vehicular Negligent Injuring
14:39.2 – First Degree Vehicular Negligent Injuring
14:87.2/F – Human Experimentation
14:87.5/F – Intentional Failure to Sustain Life
14:93/F – Cruelty to Juveniles
14:93.2.3 – Second Degree Cruelty to Juveniles
14:94/E – Illegal Use of Weapons or Dangerous Instrumentalities
14:107.1/F – Ritualistic Acts
14:122/F – Public Intimidation
14:129.1/F – Intimidating
14:130.1 – Obstruction of Justice
14:133.1/F – Obstruction of Court Orders
14:129/A2F – Jury Tampering: Recording, Listening to, or Observing Proceedings of a Grand Jury or Petit Jury
14:43.5 – Intentional Exposure to AIDS Virus
14:38.1 – Mingling Harmful Substances
14:404/Q – Self-Mutilation by a Prisoner
Attempted/Completed
Must select Completed.
Type of Weapon/Force
Must make at least one selection. Up to three (3) can be selected, but no duplicates. When there was no weapon used or force involved, select Unknown Force/Weapon.
Type of Criminal Activity
Must make at least one selection, but not more than two, indicating gang involvement. Duplicates are not allowed. When there is no gang activity, then only None or Unknown can be selected.
Valid Choices:
Juvenile Gang
Other Gang
None or Unknown
Type of Victim
Must select either Individual or Law Enforcement Officer.
Assault Circumstance
Do NOT select Mercy Killing for an Aggravated Assault. When Type of Victim is Law Enforcement Officer, then ALL three Assault Circumstance selections must be selected.
First Assault Circumstance must be Assault on Law Enforcement Officer.
Second Assault Circumstance must be from the following list:
| Argument Drug Dealing Gangland Juvenile Gang Lovers Quarrel | Mercy Killing Other Circumstances Other Felony Involved Unknown Circumstances |
Third Assault Circumstance must be from the following list:
| Two-Officer Vehicle One-Officer Vehicle One-Officer Vehicle Assisted Detective or Special Assignment Alone | Detective or Special Assignment Assisted Other Alone Other Assisted |
When Type of Victim is Law Enforcement Officer, then one of the following selections must be made for Additional Justifiable Circumstance:
| Responding to Disturbance Calls (Family Quarrels, Man with Gun, Etc.) Burglaries in Progress or Pursuing Burglary Suspect Robberies in Progress or Pursuing Robbery Suspect Attempting Other Arrests Civil Disorder (Riot, Mass Disobedience) | Handling, Transporting, Custody of Prisoners Investigating Suspicious Persons or Circumstances Ambush – No Warning Mentally Deranged Traffic Pursuits and Stops All Other |
Type of Injury Must make a selection.
| Apparent Broken Bones (Including Nose) Apparent Minor Injury Loss of Teeth None | Other Major Injury Possible Internal Injury Severe Laceration Unconsciousness |
When there is a suspect, then Victim-Suspect Relationship must be established.
Obstruction of Justice, Simple Assault and Battery (UCR 13B) LRS Codes
14:130.1A – Obstruction of Justice
14:129.1 – Intimidating
14:34.2 – Battery of a Police Officer
14:34.3 – Battery of a School Teacher
14:35 – Simple Battery
14:38.2 – Assault on a School Teacher
14:34.4 – Battery of a School Athletic Contest Official
14:38 – Simple Assault
14:34.5.1 – Battery of a Bus Operator
14:35.2 – Simple Battery of the Infirm
14:35.1 – Simple Battery of a Child Welfare Worker
14:108/B1B – Resisting an Officer/Simple Assault
14:103/A1 – Disturbing the Peace/Simple Assault
Attempted/Completed
Must select Completed
Type of Weapon/Force
Must make at least one selection. Up to three (3) can be selected, but no duplicates. When there was no weapon used or force involved, select Unknown Force/Weapon.
Type of Victim
Must select either Individual or Law Enforcement Officer.
Type of Injury
Must make a selection of either Apparent Minor Injury or None. When Type of Victim is Law Enforcement Officer, then ALL three Assault Circumstance selections must be selected.
First Assault Circumstance must be Assault on Law Enforcement Officer.
Second Assault Circumstance must be from the following list:
| Argument Drug Dealing Gangland Juvenile Gang Lovers Quarrel | Mercy Killing Other Circumstances Other Felony Involved Unknown Circumstances |
Third Assault Circumstance must be from the following list:
| Two-Officer Vehicle One-Officer Vehicle One-Officer Vehicle Assisted Detective or Special Assignment Alone | Detective or Special Assignment Assisted Other Alone Other Assisted |
When Type of Victim is Law Enforcement Officer, then one of the following selections must be made for Additional Justifiable Circumstance:
| Responding to Disturbance Calls (Family Quarrels, Man with Gun, Etc.) Burglaries in Progress or Pursuing Burglary Suspect Robberies in Progress or Pursuing Robbery Suspect Attempting Other Arrests Civil Disorder (Riot, Mass Disobedience) | Handling, Transporting, Custody of Prisoners Investigating Suspicious Persons or Circumstances Ambush – No Warning Mentally Deranged Traffic Pursuits and Stops All Other |
Type of Injury Must make a selection.
| Apparent Broken Bones (Including Nose) Apparent Minor Injury Loss of Teeth None | Other Major Injury Possible Internal Injury Severe Laceration Unconsciousness |
When there is a suspect, then Victim-Suspect Relationship must be established.
Simple Assault, Obstruction of Justice, Stalking, Intimidating (UCR 13C) LRS Codes
14:130.1/T – Obstruction of Justice
14:129/A1 – Jury Tampering: Recording, Listening To, or Observing Proceedings of a Grand Jury or Petit Jury
14:129/A2T – Jury Tampering: Recording, Listening To, or Observing Proceedings of a Grand Jury or Petit Jury
14:54.1 – Communicating of False Information of Planned Arson
14:54.6 – Communicating of False Information of Planned Bombing on School Property
14:40.1 – Terrorizing
14:129/T – Intimidating
14:40.2 – Stalking
14:40.3 – Cyber-Stalking/Electronic Mail
14:122/T – Public Intimidation
14:40.4 – Burning Cross on Property of Another or Public Place, Intent to Intimidate
14:285 – Telephone Communications; Improper Language; Harassment
14:122.1 – Intimidation and Interference in the Operation of Schools
14:133.1/T – Obstruction of Court Orders
14:40 – Intimidation by Officers
14:122.2 – Threatening a Public Official
14:37.2 – Unlawful Use of a Laser on a Police Officer
14:92.3 – Retaliation by a Minor Against a Parent, Legal Custodian, Witness or Complainant
Attempted/Completed
Must select Completed.
Type of Victim
Must select either Individual or Law Enforcement Officer.
When there is a suspect, then Victim-Suspect Relationship must be established.
Incest, Carnal Knowledge (UCR 36A, 36B) LRS Codes
14:78.1 – Aggravated Incest
14:78 – Incest
14:80 – Carnal Knowledge of a Juvenile
14:80.1 – Misdemeanor Carnal Knowledge of a Juvenile
Sex of Suspect
One or more of the Suspects must have a different sex than the Victim for statutory rape.
Misdemeanors (UCR 90Z) LRS Codes
14:286 – Sale of Minor Child
14:28.1 – Solicitation for Murder
14:32.2 – Criminal Assistance to Suicide
14:93.3 – Cruelty to the Infirm
14:81 – Indecent Behavior with Juveniles
14:50.1 – Perpetration or Attempted Perpetration of Crimes Against a Victim 65 Years of Age or Older
14:79 – Violations of Protective Orders
14:404/J – Self-Mutilation by a Prisoner
14:92.1 – Encourage or Contribute to Child Delinquency, Dependency or Neglect
14:39 – Negligent Injuring
14:47 – Defamation
Type of Injury
Must make a selection.
| Apparent Broken Bones (Including Nose) Apparent Minor Injury Loss of Teeth None | Other Major Injury Possible Internal Injury Severe Laceration Unconsciousness |
Offenses Connected to Victims that are Mutually Exclusive
The following matrix shows the LIBRS Crimes Against Person offenses that cannot occur to the same victim in the same incident. Each shaded square is the intersection of two offenses that, together in the same incident, are not allowed for a victim. For example, crimes of murder (09A) and manslaughter (09B) cannot be reported for the same victim within an incident.
