Prince George RCMP saw an overall 2.8 per cent decrease in calls between 2010 and 2011.
RCMP Supt. Eric Stubbs will be meeting with city council's committee of the whole on Wednesday to report out the latest crime statistics. In addition, Stubbs will be seeking input from council on the strategic planning for the detachment.
Some of the highlights from Stubbs' report include:
Total calls to police - 2010: 38,286, 2011: 37,225, Change: -2.8 per cent
Murders -2010: 8, 2011: 0, Change: -100 per cent
Sexual assaults - 2010: 95, 2011: 98, Change: +3.2 per cent
Assaults - 2010: 1,110, 2011: 1,042, Change: -6.1 per cent
Weapons possession -2010: 122, 2011: 122, Change: None
Robbery -2010: 87, 2011: 68, Change: -21.8 per cent
Production of marijuana -2010: 41, 2011: 27, Change: -34.1 per cent
Drug trafficking -2010: 51, 2011: 59, Change: +15.7 per cent
Arson -2010: 50, 2011: 42, Change: -16 per cent
Breaking and entering -2010: 729, 2011: 582, Change: -20.2 per cent
Vehicle theft -2010: 225, 2011: 179, Change: -20.4 per cent
Theft under $5,000 -2010: 2,076, 2011: 1,618, Change: -22 per cent
Domestic disputes -2010: 844, 2011: 913, Change: +8.2 per cent
Impaired driving - 2010: 216, 2011: 362, Change: +67.6 per cent
Total Criminal Code offenses -2010: 13,810, 2011: 12,732, Change: -7.8 per cent
Total Controlled Drugs and Substances Act offenses -2010: 543, 2011: 527, Change: -2.9 per cent
Motor Vehicle Act violations -2010: 5,497, 2011: 4,896, Change: -10.9 per cent
