How many sex crimes did the NYPD deal with in week ending Sept. 14?

Police Commissioner Edward A. Caban - New York City Police Department
Police Commissioner Edward A. Caban - New York City Police Department
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New York City police handled 126 sex crimes in the week ending Sept. 14, according to New York Police Department (NYPD) crime statistics.

This equals 18 incidents per day, down 11.3% from the week before, and 467 in the last 28 days.

The NYPD has grappled with 3,929 sex crimes so far in 2025.

New York City’s crime continues to plummet, with major crimes down 4.1% year-over-year through November 2023. Shootings have plunged 18.8% compared to last year, while murders have dropped by a promising 10.9%.

Arrests in NYC have jumped almost 20%, with a significant 12% increase specifically for major crimes.

Still, Police Commissioner Keechant L. Sewell stated that “felony assaults and grand larceny autos remain persistent issues.”

Crime across New York City in Week Ending Sept. 14
Crime Current Period Previous Period % Change
Petty larceny 2,130 1,945 9.5
Grand larceny 1,043 969 7.6
Misdemeanor assault 888 974 -8.8
Felony assault 558 558 0
Robbery 311 261 19.2
Burglary 246 236 4.2
Grand larceny auto 234 261 -10.3
Other sex crime 126 142 -11.3
Rape 56 53 5.7
Transit crime 39 49 -20.4
Shooting incident 8 24 -66.7
Murder 8 8 0


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