Silviase/jgov_v1.4_full_ann huggingface dataset:
## Section 5 : Development of safe and vigorous fishing communities

## (1) Upgrading of the roles and functions of fishing ports

- There are 2,912 fishing ports in Japan. About three-quarters of them are type 1 fishing ports, which are mainly used by local fishers. On average, there is a fishing port about every 12 km along Japan's coastline.

- Fishing ports share roles according to the type of local fishing industry and the extent of use of the port, and cooperate with each other in providing a stable supply of fish and fishery products for the whole region.

- The national and local governments are promoting efforts toward upgrading the functions of fishing ports.

### Efforts for upgrading the distribution function of fishing ports (development of fish wholesale market facilities under advanced hygiene control, etc.)

- Measuring and packing in a closed wholesale market facility to prevent exposure to bacteria, etc.

## (2) Current state of fishing communities

- There are 6,298 fishing communities in Japan. On average, there is a fishing community about every 5.6 km along Japan's coastline, and they are located all over the coastal regions in Japan, including geographically disadvantaged areas such as the outlands, isolated islands, and peninsulas.

- Of the fishing communities, 90% are communities where houses are densely located or houses gather at a specific area and which form a cohesive fishing village community.

- Many fishing communities are faced with disadvantages in terms of daily life and the location of many industries other than fishery, and population aging and decline are also progressing.

## Changes in the population and aging rate of villages with fishing ports

Source: for changes in the population and aging rate of villages with fishing ports, Fisheries Agency survey; for the aging rate in Japan, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Population Census (data for 2000, 2005, and 2010) and Population Estimates (data for other years).

## Notes:

1) The aging rate is the percentage of people aged 65 or older in the total population for each category.

2) Population and the aging rate of villages with fishing ports for 2011 and 2012 are figures for prefectures excluding Iwate, Miyagi, and Fukushima Prefectures, taking into consideration the effect of the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Area designation of the location of villages with fishing ports

Number of fishing port villages	Total	Depopulated area	Populated area
Peninsula area	Remote island area
4212 (100.0%)	1452 (34.5%)	766 (18.2%)	2696 (64.0%)	1516 (36.0%)
Number of villages where 50% or more of the population are aged 65 or older	527 (14.1%)	231 (15.9%)	241 (31.5%)	538 (20.0%)	55 (3.6%)

Source: Fisheries Agency survey (as of the end of March 2012)

Note: Data excluding Iwate, Miyagi, and Fukushima Prefectures.
## (3) Strengthening disaster prevention and promoting disaster mitigation in fishing communities

- In light of the fact that many fishing communities were seriously damaged from the earthquake and tsunami of the Great East Japan Earthquake, the government reviewed what kind of disaster-prevention measures would be appropriate for fishing ports and fishing communities. Based on the idea of disaster mitigation, which focuses on minimizing damage, the government further strengthened the disaster-prevention measures by promoting establishment of facilities (developing facilities required for disaster prevention) and efforts other than development of facilities in an integrated manner based on the characteristics of the communities.

- While the government had compiled the Guidelines on Disaster-resistant Fishing Communities, which indicate the approach to measures for preventing serious earthquake and tsunami damage in fishing communities, it revised the contents of the guidelines based on the results of investigations and inspections on the areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and on the anticipated Tokai Earthquake and Tonankai-Nankai Earthquake, and published the revised guidelines in April 2012.

(4) Multiple functions of the fishing industry and fishing communities

- The fishing industry and fishing communities have multiple functions in addition to their primary function of supplying fish and fishery products to people. These functions include (i) conservation of the natural environment, (ii) formation/maintenance of local societies, (iii) ensuring security to the lives and properties of citizens, and (iv) providing a place for residence and cultural and rural exchange.

- The multiple functions of the fishing industry and fishing communities can only be demonstrated when people live in fishing communities and continue to operate fisheries or aquaculture. If fishing communities lose further vitality in the future, the demonstration of multiple functions may be hindered.

- Maintenance and reinforcement of the multiple functions of the fishing industry and fishing communities are a vital challenge for Japan, which is surrounded by the sea, and harvest from the sea constitutes a major element in people’s welfare.

- In FY2013, a system was introduced whereby the government supports local activities that contribute to demonstrating multiple functions of the fishing industry and fishing communities.

Multiple functions of the fishing industry and fishing communities
## Column: Formation of a giant monitoring network—Example of multiple functions of the fishery industry and fishing communities—

- In Japan, there are about 200,000 fishery workers, 185,000 fishing vessels, and 6,000 fishing communities. As a result of people living in fishing communities operating fishing on fishing vessels in the surrounding waters, a giant monitoring network has been formed around Japan, demonstrating the following functions.

(i) Border patrol function

Japan is totally surrounded by water, and it faces multiple neighboring countries across relatively narrow sea areas. It is extremely difficult to constantly monitor Japan’s coastline, which totals 35,000 km in length. The day-to-day monitoring network, which was formed in coastal areas and based on the activities of fishing communities, contributes to inhibiting border violations and illegal entry to Japan.

## (ii) Marine salvage function

When a marine accident occurs, fishers operating near the site stop their work and give first priority to search-and-rescue efforts.

Fishers carrying out marine salvage training (Kagawa Prefecture)

(iii) Marine environment monitoring function

Since fishers are at sea on a daily basis, they quickly detect and report on any abnormal changes in the sea, such as red tide, oil spills, or illegal dumping.

## (5) Use of local resources in the fishing industry and fishing communities

## (Revitalization of fishing communities that make use of local resources)

- Fishing communities have a variety of attractive aspects that cannot be found in urban areas, such as fresh fish and fishery products, outstanding natural environments, places for water-based recreation, and traditional cultures.

- To enable revitalization of fishing communities, it is important to discover or rediscover these draws, and implement various activities that characterize their community.

- It is essential to further promote the development of collaboration of primary, secondary, and tertiary industries (“sixth industry”) that utilizes local resources and efforts to consume local products locally, so as to increase the vitality of fishing communities and secure fishers’ income and employment. The government has strengthened its support to local efforts based on the Act on Promotion of the “Sixth Industry” to Create New Value Added Using Agricultural Products in Rural Areas. Also, related ministries and agencies have made joint efforts to reinforce inter-industry cooperation between the agricultural, forestry, and fishery sector and the commercial and industrial sector.
Local resources in fishing communities

Classification	Examples of local resources
Relating to fisheries	Fresh seafood, processed fishery products, fish markets, various types of fisheries and aquaculture, traditional fishing methods, fishery processing industry, etc.
Relating to nature and scenery	Fishing-village scenery, boat houses, temples and shrines, sea, seashores, beaches, tidal flats, marine organisms, etc.
Relating to marine recreation	Bathing beaches, marinas, fisherinas, fishing ponds, marine sports, recreational fishing, clam gathering, etc.
Relating to culture and tradition in fishing communities	Traditional events, festivals, morning markets and periodic markets, distinctive lifestyles, local cuisine, fishers' dishes, shipbuilding techniques, folk knowledge concerning the sea and weather, folk tales and anecdotes, associations for preserving local traditional culture, etc.
Relating to renewable energy	Wind, wave, solar light, biomass, seaweed and microalgae, etc.
Other	Warm bath facilities using seawater, warm bath using salt taken from burning seaweed, thalassotherapy, deep ocean water, etc.

(Use of marine renewable energy in the fishing industry and fishing communities)

- The new Basic Plan for Fisheries formulated in March 2012 clearly indicated that the government will promote efforts to introduce renewable energy, such as wind power generation and solar power generation, which would contribute to reducing energy costs in fishing ports and fishing communities and to cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

- At fishing ports, their ice-making and storage facilities, freezing and refrigeration facilities, processing facilities, and wholesale market facilities consume a large amount of energy. In April 2012, the Fisheries Agency published Policy on More Eco-friendly Fishing Ports (Interim Report) (describing methods to reduce $ CO_{2} $ emissions at fishing ports and points to consider when using renewable energy at fishing ports) based on the results of discussions by the Technical Meeting for Promoting More Eco-friendly Fishing Ports.
Emperor's Cup Award

Youth group of Tsushima Fisheries Co-operative of Pearl Farmers (Representative: Masaaki Hidaka)

(Tsushima City, Nagasaki Prefecture)

Volunteers among young pearl farmers made efforts to investigate the cause of and take control measures against akoya oyster disease, which causes mass mortalities among akoya oysters and seriously damages pearl aquaculture. They succeeded in preventing the spread of akoya oyster disease and inhibiting the onset of the disease. They also managed to shorten the aquaculture period, and contributed to improving the productivity of the whole pearl aquaculture industry.

## Prime Minister's Award

## Women group of Yusu Fisheries Cooperative (Representative: Mitsuko Yamauchi) (Uwajima City, Ehime Prefecture)

Since 2008, the group has been selling processed products using local fish and fishery products. In 2010, they began activities to improve the public's perception of cultured fish and to advertise in the Yusu area by using a food truck to sell products.

## Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries of Japan Promotion Association Chairperson's Award

KENKAMA, K.K. (Representative: Kenzo Ichikawa) (Susaki City, Kochi Prefecture)

The company developed chikuwa fish sausage from dorado, which was landed in large quantities at local fishing ports but lacked marketability since they lost freshness quickly. The effective use of small dorado as an ingredient contributed to increasing the income of fishers and promoting regional development.
2 Appropriately managing the fisheries insurance system

## I V Establishing a vibrant production structure based on diverse development of fisheries business

1 Strengthening the constitution of fisheries business management oriented towards the cultivation of fishers/fishing companies with international competitiveness

2 Making fisheries a highly value-added industry

3 Precisely implementing fishery business-support measures, such as finance and credit guarantee

4 Securing and training fishery workers and promoting participation by women

- Fishers/fishing companies that can engage in fishery activities in a sustainable manner will be fostered by training and securing human resources. In order to secure new recruits and develop successors in the fishing industry, funds will be provided to such people at the job preparation phase. Also, the government will support the holding of fishery job consultation meetings and long-term training at fishery sites.

Outline of the comprehensive support project for new fishery workers

The government will develop an environment to allow motivated young people to enter the fishing industry and continuously engage in fisheries, and will secure and train human resources who will make the fishing industry a highly value-added industry.

V Strengthening safety measures for vessel fishery

VI Ensuring a stable supply of safe fish and fishery products based on sustainable development of the processing and distribution industries and expanded consumption

1 Enhancing information provision to consumers

2 Promoting dissemination of a fish-rich diet

3 Promoting quality and hygiene-control measures for distribution of fish and fishery products

- The government will promote distribution and expand consumption of domestic fish and fishery products by clearing any clogging in the distribution from upstream (production area) to downstream (consumption area) and meeting consumer needs.
2 Maintaining and strengthening fishing port functions that serve as the foundation for a stable supply of fish and fishery products

- From the viewpoint of appropriately maintaining fishing port functions to support a stable offer of fish and fishery products and effectively using the existing stock of fishing ports, the government will promote the systematic repair and upgrade of fishing port facilities.

3 Using local resources and demonstrating the multiple functions of the fishing industry and fishing communities

- The government will promote revitalization of the fishing industry and fishing communities and revival of the fishing industry by supporting the activities of fishers, etc. and demonstrating the multiple functions of the fishing industry and fishing communities.

- The government will support fishery-revival activities on remote islands through original and unique efforts of the local community, and promote the development of safe and vibrant fishing ports and fishing communities.

Outline of the project for measures to demonstrate the multiple functions of fisheries

## Background

Demonstration of the multiple functions of the fishing industry and fishing communities has been hindered due to the aging of fishers and the population decline of fishing communities. Therefore, it is necessary to revive the fishing industry and revitalize fishing communities by supporting local efforts that contribute to demonstrating the multiple functions effectively and efficiently.

## Project details

The government will support a certain amount of cost for activities of fishers, etc. that contribute to demonstrating the multiple functions of the fishing industry and fishing communities.

[Project mechanism]

VIII Enhancing technological development and investigative research that supports the fishing industry

1 Developing and disseminating new technology that paves the way for the future of the fishing industry

2 Steadily implementing basic surveys and research, such as marine-environment monitoring

## I X Reorganizing and developing fishery-related organizations

1 Reorganizing fishery-cooperative organizations.

2 Securing the business infrastructure of fisheries insurance organizations
## X Other important measures

1 Taking part in WTO negotiations

2 Promoting the creation and use of statistics that support policy needs

XI Necessary items for comprehensively and systematically promoting fishery-related measures

1 Implementing measures based on the experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake

2 Efficiently promoting measures through coordination between relevant ministries and agencies

3 Implementing measures from a public interest perspective based on the needs of consumers and the public

4 Promoting demonstrations of independence, originality, and ingenuity by business operators and production areas

5 Administrating fiscal measures in an efficient and focused manner
平成24年度 内閣府所管一般会計（組織警察庁）歳出決算の概要

(单位：百万円)

区分(項)	虛出予算現額	支出済虛出額	翌年度線越額	不用額
警察庁共通費	82,616	81,815	3	797
警察庁施設費	16,374	8,685	7,095	592
東日本大震災復旧·復興警察庁施設費	1,575	1,229	128	217
生活安全警察費	78	60	-	18
刑事警察費	926	676	154	94
組織犯罪対策費	81	68	-	13
交通警察費	26,055	14,116	10,896	1,042
地域自主戦略推進費	4,249	4,074	136	38
沖縄振興交付金事業推進費	88	19	68	0
東日本大震災復旧·復興交通警察費	1,052	743	-	309
警備警察費	11,329	11,202	-	126
皇宮警察本部	7,571	7,351	99	120
船舶建造費	648	208	312	127
災害対策総合推進調整費	4	1	-	3
東日本大震災復旧·復興推進調整費	146	89	-	57
犯罪被害給付費	1,779	1,778	-	1
情報技術犯罪対策費	402	191	175	35
科学警察研究所	2,154	1,803	240	110
警察活動基盤整備費	152,543	97,587	42,246	12,710
科学技術戦略推進費	118	111	-	7
東日本大震災復旧·復興警察活動基盤整備費	26,068	19,835	222	6,010
(組織)警察庁計	335,867	251,650	61,781	22,435

※ 項ごとに 100 万円未満の係数を切り捨てているため、合計が一致しないことがあります。

※ 100万円未満の係数がある場合には「0」で表示し、該当係数が皆無の場合には「-」で表示しています。
4 内閣府、総務省及び財務省所管交付税及び譲与税配付金特別会計

項目	事項	目の区分	予定額(千円)	積算内訳
05(事務取扱費)	95(事務取扱いに必要な経費)	95016-122-08地方交付税検査旅費	3,464	内国旅費地方交付税検査関係旅費
備品費消耗品費印刷製本費通信運搬費借料及び損料賃金保険料子ども・子育て拠出金雑役務費1,102
95016-123-09庁費	45,695
114千円67,796
1511,311
30,581
4,586
48
1,102
95016-125-14地方交付税算定等業務委託費	203,958
06諸支出金	民間団体
95諸支出金に必要な経費	493,004
95016-955-16通告書送付費支出金	459,504
95016-959-18賠償償還及払戾金	33,500
07国债整理基金特別会計へ繰入	借入金償還借入金等利子
20国债整理基金特別会計へ繰入れに必要な経費	20100-306-22国债整理基金特別会計へ繰入	32,975,695,408

09予備費	98予備費	(98110-959-...)	2,600,000
歳出合計	51,382,435,663
# 国の債権に係る情報の公表

国土交通省（治水特别会计特定多目的ダム建設工事勘定）

歳入金債権の発生額及び消滅額等の推移

平成19年度
管理对象債権額	消滅額
前年度以前発生未消滅債権分	本年度発生分	前年度以前発生分	本年度発生分
5%不納欠損額	5%不納欠損額
合 計	68,790	1,218	67,572	68,353	1,206	0	67,146
備 考	【前年度以前発生分】受託事業費債権 1,213【本年度発生分】公共事業費地方負担金債権 32,235公共事業費受益者等負担金債権 29,192	【前年度以前発生分】受託事業費債権 1,206【本年度発生分】公共事業費地方負担金債権 32,235公共事業費受益者等負担金債権 29,192

※消滅額の項中「うち不納欠損額」は、歳入徴収官事務規程（昭和二十七年大蔵省令第百四十一号）第二十七条各号に該当する金額の合計額であり、消滅額の内数。

歳入金債権の年度末現在額の推移

(单位:百万円)

平成19年度未現在額
一般分(徴収停止分を除く。)	徴収停止分
本年度発生債権分	前年度以前発生債権分	合計	本年度発生債権分	前年度以前発生債権分
履行期限到來額	履行期限未到來額	履行期限到來額	履行期限未到來額	履行期限到來額	履行期限未到來額
歳 人
(款)受託工事納付金收入
(項)受託工事納付金收入
(日)受託事業費債権	-	387	-	7	-	.395	-	-
(款)雑収入
(項)雑収入	38	0	3	0	41	0	-	-
(日)延滞金債権	-	-	0	-	0	-	-	-
(日)損害賠償金債権	33	0	2	0	35	0	-	-
(日)利息債権	4	-	1	-	6	-	-	-
合 計	38	387	3	7	41	395	-	-

※計数はそれぞれ単位未満切り捨てによってので、端数において合計とは合致しないものがある。
本資料内に掲載されている平成18年から平成22年の統計については、数値の一部に誤りがあります。

修正後の数値は、

○ 警察庁トップページ＞統計＞捜査活動に関する統計等＞犯罪統計

＞「犯罪統計資料(平成22年1～12月【確定値】訂正版）」の「正誤情報」

「犯罪統計（平成20年～平成24年）の訂正について」

○ 警察庁トップページ＞統計＞捜査活動に関する統計等

＞年間の犯罪の「正誤情報」

をご確認ください。
# 平成22年の犯罪情勢

平成23年5月

警 察 厅
## 凡例

1 本資料における用語等の意義は次のとおりである。

(1) 刑法犯

道路上の交通事故に係る業務上（重）過失致死傷及び危険運転致死傷を除いた「刑法」に規定する罪並びに「爆発物取締罰則」、「決罰罪二関スル件」、「暴力行為等処罰二関スル法律」、「盗犯等ノ防止及処分二関スル法律」、「航空機の強取等の処罰に関する法律」、「火炎びんの使用等の処罰に関する法律」、「航空の危険を生じさせる行為等の処罰に関する法律」、「人質による強要行為等の処罰に関する法律」、「流通食品への毒物の混入等の防止等に関する特別措置法」、「サリン等による人身被害の防止に関する法律」、「組織的な犯罪の処罰及び犯罪収益の規制等に関する法律」、「公職にある者等のあっせん行為による利得等の処罰に関する法律」及び「公衆等脅迫目的の犯罪行為のための資金の提供等の処罰に関する法律」に規定する罪をいう。

(2) 包括罪種

刑法犯を「凶悪犯」、「粗暴犯」、「窃盗犯」、「知能犯」、「風俗犯」、「その他の刑法犯」の6種に分類したものをいう。

凶恶犯……殺人、強盜、放火、強姦

粗暴犯……暴行、傷害、脅迫、恐喝、凶器準備集合

窃盗犯……窃盗

知能犯……詐欺、橫領（占有離脱物橫領を除く。）、偽造、汚職、背任、「公職にある

者等のあっせん行為による利得等の処罰に関する法律」に規定する罪

風俗犯……賭博、わいせつ

その他の刑法犯……公務執行妨害、住居侵入、逮捕監禁、器物損壊、占有離脱物橫領等上記に掲げるもの以外の刑法犯

(3) 認知件数

警察において発生を認知した事件の数をいう。

(4) 検挙件数

刑法犯において警察で検挙した事件の数をいい、特に断りのない限り、解決事件の件数を含む。

(5) 検挙人員

警察において検挙した事件の被疑者の数をいい、解決事件に係る者を含まない。

(6) 解决事件（件数）

刑法犯として認知され、既に統計に計上されている事件であって、これを捜査した結果、刑事責任無能力者の行為であること、基本事実がないことその他の理由により犯罪が成立しないこと又は訴訟条件・処罰条件を欠くことが確認された事件（件数）をいう。
## (7) 検挙率

認知件数に対する検挙件数の割合を百分率で表したものをいい、その算式は次による。

$$ 検挙率 =\quad\frac{ 検挙件数 ( 当該年以前の認知事件の検挙を含む。)}{ 当該年の認知件数 }\quad\times100 $$

(8) 未遂罪及び予備罪は、それぞれの既遂の罪に含めている。

(9) 成人事件、少年事件、成人少年共犯事件

成人事件とは 20 歳以上の者が犯した事件を、少年事件とは 14 歳以上 20 歳未満の者が犯した事件を

いい、両者の共犯事件を成人少年共犯事件という。

## (10) 少年の検挙人員

特に断りのない限り、犯行時及び処理時の年齢がともに14歳以上20歳未満の少年の検挙人員をいう。

## (11) 犯罪手口の名称変更

平成16年から、「部品盗」を「部品ねらい」に、「自動販売機荒し」を「自動販売機ねらい」に、

「空き巣ねらい」を「空き巣」に改めた。

## (12) 発生場所

ア「共同住宅（4階建以上）」とは、中高層（4階建以上）住宅とし、「共同住宅（3階建以下）」

とは、その他の住宅（住宅のうち、一戸建住宅及び中高層（4階建以上）住宅を除く）とした。

イ「一般事務所」とは、その他の会社・事務所とした。

ウ「商店」とは、デパート、総合スーパー、ホームセンター、家電量販店、コンビニエンスストア、ドラッグストア、ディスカウントストア、その他のスーパーマーケット、レンタルビデオ店、貴金属店、古物店、給油所及びその他の商店（平成20年以前は、総合スーパー、ホームセンター、家電量販店の区分はない）とした。

「生活環境営業」とは、一般ホテル・旅館、サウナ等公衆浴場、コインランドリー、映画館劇場等、ばちんこ屋・まあじゃん屋等、景品交換所、ゲームセンター、その他の風俗営業店、個室付浴場、モーテル・ラブホテル等、その他の店舗型性風俗特殊営業店、カラオケボックス、漫画喫茶・インターネットカフェ、深夜飲食店、その他の飲食店（平成20年以前は、コインランドリー、カラオケボックス、漫画喫茶・インターネットカフェの区分はない）とした。

オ「金融機関等」とは、質屋、貸金業、銀行、郵便局、信用金庫・組合及び農（漁）業協同組合とした。
カ「公共交通機関等」とは、地下鉄内、新幹線内、その他の列車内、駅、その他の鉄道施設、航空機内、空港、船舶内、海港及びバス内とした。

キ「その他の交通機関」とは、タクシー内及びその他の自動車内とした。

ク「その他の街頭」とは、地下街・地下通路及び高速道路とした。

ケ「街頭」とは、道路上、コインパーキング、月極駐車場、その他の駐車場、駐輪場、都市公園、

空き地、公共交通機関等、その他の交通機関及びその他の街頭（平成20年以前は、コインパーキン

グ、月極駐車場、その他の駐車場、駐輪場の区分はない）とした。

コ「駐車(輪)場」とは、コインパーキング、月極駐車場、その他の駐車場及び駐輪場（平成20年

以前は、「駐車(輪)場」で、コインパーキング、月極駐車場、その他の駐車場、駐輪場の区分はな

い）とした。

サ「学校（幼稚園）」には、学校教育法の一部を改正する法律（平成19年6月27日法律第98号）

による改正前の学校教育法第1条に掲げる学校（小学校、中学校、高等学校、中等教育学校、大学、

高等専門学校、盲学校、聾学校、養護学校、幼稚園）、同法第82条の2の専修学校及び同法第83

条の各種学校のほか、その実態が幼稚園と同視されるような保育所を含む。

シ「都市公園」とは、都市公園法第2条に規定する公園及び緑地で、同法第2条の2の規定に基づ

き設置されたものをいう。

(13) 来日外国人

来日外国人とは、我が国にいる外国人のうち、いわゆる定着居住者（永住権を有する者等）、在日米

軍関係者及び在留資格不明の者以外の者をいう。

(14) 暴力団構成員等

暴力団構成員等には、暴力団構成員のほか、準構成員を含む。

(15) オートバイ

オートバイとは、自動二輪（50cc 超）及び原動機付自転車（50cc 以下）とした。

(16) 高齡者

高齢者とは、65歳以上の者とした。

2 本資料の分析は、犯罪統計及び実務統計による（実務統計とは、警察庁において特別調査により集計する数値である。）。
3 本資料中の図表による構成比については、四捨五入の関係で、合計の数値と内訳の数値の計が一致しない場合がある。

4 本資料中の事例の検挙月日は、特に断りのない限り、平成22年である。
## 目 次

第1 刑法犯の概況
1 刑法犯の認知・検挙状況の推移・1
2 刑法犯の包括罪種別認知・検挙状況の推移・2
3 刑法犯の被害状況の推移・3

第2 街頭犯罪・侵入犯罪の特徴的傾向
1 街頭犯罪・7
(1) 路上強盗・8
(2) ひったくり・10
(3) 街頭における強姦・12
(4) 街頭における強制わいせつ・14
(5) 街頭における略取誘拐・16
(6) 街頭における暴行・傷害・恐喝・18
(7) 自動車盗・22
(8) オートバイ盗・24
(9) 自転車盗・26
(10) 車上ねらい・29
(11) 部品ねらい・31
(12) 自動販売機ねらい・33
2 侵入犯罪・35
(1) 侵入強盗・35
(2) 侵入窃盗・37
(3) 住居侵入・40

第3 主な刑法犯の現況
1 重要犯罪・45
(1) 重要犯罪の認知・検挙状況・45
(2) 殺人事件の状況・46
ア 捜査本部設置事件の状況・48
イ 通り魔殺人事件・48
ウ 保険金目的殺人事件・49
エ 被疑者と被害者の関係別検挙件数・50
(3) 強盗事件の状況・51
ア 金融機関・郵便局対象強盗事件・53
イ 消費者金融対象強盗事件
(2) 公然わいせつの認知・検挙状況・84
(3) わいせつ物頒布等の認知・検挙状況・84
(4) 賭博の認知・検挙状況・84
7 特殊事件・事故・85
(1) 人質立てこもり事件・85
(2) 業務上過失致死傷事件・86
8 その他の特徴的な犯罪・87
(1) 高齢者による犯罪・87
(2) 薬物常用者による犯罪・88
(3) 銃砲刀剣類等を使用した犯罪・88
(4) カードの窃盗被害の状況等とカード使用犯罪・90
ア カードの窃盗被害の状況・90
イ カード偽造犯罪の認知・検挙状況・91
ウ カードを使用した窃盗及び詐欺の状況・91
(5) その他・92
ア 暴行・傷害の認知・検挙状況・92
イ 万引き・置引きの認知・検挙状況・94
ウ 公務執行妨害の認知・検挙状況・95
エ 器物損壊の認知・検挙状況・95
9 少年による犯罪・96
(1) 少年による刑法犯の検挙状況・96
(2) 少年による初発型非行の検挙状況・97
(3) 触法少年（刑法）の補導状況・98
10 来日外国人による犯罪・99
(1) 刑法犯の検挙状況・99
(2) 国籍・地域別刑法犯検挙状況・99
(3) 凶悪犯の検挙状況・100
(4) 刑法犯検挙件数に占める共犯事件の状況・101
(5) 不法滞在者・正規滞在者の検挙状況・102
11 暴力団による犯罪・103
(1) 暴力団構成員等の状況・103
(2) 暴力団構成員等の刑法犯の検挙状況・104
12 女性・子ども・高齢者を主たる被害者とする犯罪・106
(1) 女性を主たる被害者とする犯罪・106
ア 女性の犯罪被害の状況・106
イ 年齢層別の犯罪被害の状況・・