Table:
type of offence
1999
2004
2009
2014

not reported
reported
don't know/refusal
not reported
reported
don't know/refusal
not reported
reported
don't know/refusal
not reported
reported
don't know/refusal

percent

total victimization
59
37
3
64
34
2
68
31
1
67
31
2

violent victimization incidents

sexual assault
78
f
14
88
8
4
88
f
f
83
5
12

robbery
51
46
f
53
46
f
56
43
f
54
45
f

physical assault
61
37
f
60
39
f
65
34
f
60
38
f

total
64
31
6
65
33
2
69
29
f
67
28
5

household victimization incidents

break and enter
35
62
f
44
54
f
46
54
f
49
50
f

motor vehicle/parts theft
37
60
f
50
49
f
48
50
f
54
44
f

theft of household property
67
32
f
69
29
2
76
23
f
74
25
f

vandalism
64
34
f
67
31
3
64
35
f
62
37
f

total
53
44
2
61
37
2
62
36
1
63
36
1

theft of personal property
63
35
f
67
31
2
71
28
f
70
29
f

Statement: thefts of personal property were brought to the attention of the police in almost one-third of cases in 2014.
Question: how many per cent of the thefts of personal property were brought to the attention of the police in 2014?
Answer: [29]