Non-criminal in Chicago — Crime Statistics 2026
4 indexed reports · 0.0% of Chicago incidents · 0 arrests in recent sample.
What is non-criminal in Chicago?
Non-criminal entries are administrative records in the police data that don’t allege a crime — most commonly foid-card revocation notices, lost passports, and gun turn-ins. They appear in the dataset because Chicago PD logs them through the same records system as criminal incidents.
These records carry non-criminal IUCR codes and should be excluded from crime-rate calculations. LocalCrimeVault indexes them for completeness since they appear in the official open-data feed.
LocalCrimeVault has 4 non-criminal reports indexed in Chicago — 0.0% of all tracked incidents.
Other offense types in Chicago
Top categories citywide: Theft (99,072), Battery (76,864), Criminal Damage (47,011).
How common is non-criminal in Chicago?
Non-criminal accounts for 4 indexed police reports in Chicago (0.0% of tracked offenses). Data comes from City of Chicago Open Data — Crimes.
- How many non-criminal incidents are in Chicago?
- LocalCrimeVault has 4 indexed non-criminal reports in Chicago, sourced from City of Chicago Open Data — Crimes.
- What share of non-criminal reports lead to arrest?
- In our most recent sample of 0 non-criminal records, 0 (0%) include an arrest flag in the source data.
- How often is non-criminal data updated?
- Chicago crime records sync nightly from the open-data portal. New reports appear on type and incident pages after the sync and deploy pipeline completes.