Overall reported crime outside Sunderland city centre is down by nearly 500 cases when November 2019 is compared to November 2018.Overall reported crime outside Sunderland city centre is down by nearly 500 cases when November 2019 is compared to November 2018.
Overall reported crime outside Sunderland city centre is down by nearly 500 cases when November 2019 is compared to November 2018.

Sunderland's latest residential crime hotspots are revealed

Sunderland’s latest crime hotspots in residential areas have been revealed.
By Gavin Ledwith
Published 10th Jan 2020, 06:00 BST
Updated 12th Jan 2020, 09:58 BST

The November statistics, which also cover out-of-town centre shopping and business areas, have been published by the Home Office on its www.police.uk website. November’s reported crime figures for the city centre are available here.

Twelve reports included five violence and sexual offences (classed together) and four shoplifting cases.

5. Hylton Park Road

Twelve reports included five violence and sexual offences (classed together) and four shoplifting cases. Photo: Other 3rd Party

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Twelve reports included seven public order complaints and two criminal damage and arson cases (classed together).

6. Kayll Road

Twelve reports included seven public order complaints and two criminal damage and arson cases (classed together). Photo: Other 3rd Party

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Twelve reports included nine shoplifting cases.

7. St Mark's Road

Twelve reports included nine shoplifting cases. Photo: Other 3rd Party

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Ten reports included four theft cases and two public order complaints.

8. Barnes Roundabout

Ten reports included four theft cases and two public order complaints. Photo: Other 3rd Party

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