16. February 11
The Estonian Crime Barometer presents the main figures of crime in a simple and understandable form. The barometer shows the crime trend: the increase or decrease of the number of crimes in comparison with the same period of the previous year. The comparison data are given for the total number of registered crimes and for several of the most common types of crimes.
January (1 month)

|
|
2010 |
2011 |
Change N |
Change% |
|
Total crime |
3 387 |
3 258 |
-129 |
-4 % |
|
Physical abuse |
312 |
390 |
78 |
25 % |
|
Larceny |
1 581 |
1 483 |
-98 |
-6 % |
|
Robbery |
53 |
38 |
-15 |
-28 % |
|
Fraud |
289 |
131 |
-158 |
-55 % |
|
Traffic offences |
212 |
251 |
39 |
18 % |
Explanations:
Total crime – total number of criminal offences that are registered as crimes by police and other investigative authorities.
Physical abuse – (Penal Code §121)
Larceny – Penal Code §199
Robbery – Penal Code §200
Fraud – total number of fraud (Penal Code §209), benefit fraud (Penal Code §210), investment fraud (Penal Code §211), insurance fraud (Penal Code §212), computer-related fraud (Penal Code §213).
Traffic offences – driving while intoxicated (Penal Code §424) comprises more than 90% of all traffic offences.
Estonian Penal Code in English is available here.
See also Swedish Crime Barometer here.