New York City police reports — 2024-06
New York City's June 2024 slice on LocalCrimeVault currently holds 44,985 NYPD incidents with a report date in 2024-06. The rows come from NYPD public records on NYC Open Data. Forty-four thousand nine hundred eighty-five is city-wide monthly report volume, not a Pride-weekend scoreboard and not a conviction file.
Key figures
- 44,985 New York City NYPD incidents in this index have a report date in 2024-06.
- The June total is city-wide across published offense types.
- No Pride or festival subtotal is published.
- Counts are police reports, not convictions.
June report dates, not a parade ledger
The 44,985 rows are every indexed NYPD incident whose report date falls in 2024-06, across published offense classifications. Pride events, school-year endings, and early-summer park hours are not packet subtotals. If those days produced reports, they sit inside 44,985 when the report date is in June. This page will not attribute the month total to any march or festival.
Report date is the membership rule. An occurrence in May that was reported in June is in. A June occurrence reported in July is not in this slice. The packet does not quantify that lag.
Offense labels on the overlay are NYPD's published strings, including truncated statute names as they appear in the source. Filter for one type if you need it. The month page does not recode charges.
New York City in 2024-06 is 44,985 indexed NYPD incidents with report dates in 2024-06. Pride-weekend calendars are not a cell. March-route pins, if denser, are still one row each toward 44,985. Do not write a parade subtotal from this packet. Offense labels include truncated public-order strings as NYPD published them. LocalCrimeVault does not tidy those labels into a new taxonomy.
Borough geography is still city-wide
Borough names appear when NYPD published them. The 44,985 headline belongs to New York City as a whole, not to Manhattan, not to a parade route, and not to a precinct.
Corridor pins along march routes, if they look dense in a June table, are report locations. They are not a packet fact about event crime. Offset coordinates are not venue identifications.
Blank borough fields still count toward 44,985. Filtering them out of the overlay will shrink the visible set below the headline.
On the 2024-06 overlay, borough labels are the geography this New York City index supports when NYPD published them. The 44,985 headline is not Brooklyn, not Manhattan, not Queens, not the Bronx, and not Staten Island as a standalone total. Precincts, community districts, and neighborhood tabulation areas are different systems and will not add to 44,985 unless the borough field is also on the row. Location fields on NYC Open Data are often offset. They are not a promise that a named address was involved. A dense cluster on the 2024-06 map is a set of report pins, not a building accusation. Blank borough fields still count toward 44,985. Filtering them out shrinks the visible set. Stay with the borough field and the city-wide 44,985 when you cite this page.
Working the 2024-06 table
Sort by date, offense classification, or borough. Arrest fields are not convictions. Missing coordinates stay blank. LocalCrimeVault does not impute geography.
Later harvests can move 44,985 as NYPD adds late rows or revises old ones. Cite the integer as the current indexed count for 2024-06 report dates.
The 2024-06 table is the working surface for these 44,985 rows. Sort by date, by published offense classification, or by geography. An arrest field, if shown, is still an attribute of a NYPD report. It is not a charging decision and not a guilty finding. Unfounded or later-reclassified rows can remain until the source extract changes. Missing coordinates stay missing. Events that never became NYC Open Data rows sit outside the total. Unreported events never enter 44,985. Sealed or restricted records that NYPD does not publish never enter 44,985. If a type filter reduces the table, the caption should say the slice is no longer the city-wide 2024-06 headline. LocalCrimeVault does not reclassify charges inside the 44,985 mix.
What 44,985 is not
It is not 911 call volume, not unique defendants, and not a prosecutor file. Unreported events never enter the extract. Sealed records NYPD does not publish never enter the 44,985.
This page does not compare June 2024 to May or July. Those other counts are not in this packet. Keep 44,985 attached to 2024-06.
Hub, overlay, and citation
The 2024-06 overlay is the live table for these 44,985 rows. The New York City hub is the parent city view for other months, offense types, and borough pages. Use the hub when June is the wrong window.
Citation: 44,985 NYPD incidents with a report date in 2024-06, indexed on LocalCrimeVault from NYC Open Data. Counts are reports, not convictions. LocalCrimeVault does not reclassify NYPD charges.
A durable citation for this page names the agency, the date field, the month, the integer, and the indexer: 2024 NYPD incidents with a report date in 2024-06, indexed on LocalCrimeVault from NYC Open Data. Add that counts are reports, not convictions, and that report date can differ from occurrence date. If you filtered the overlay to one type or one borough, say so; that subset is no longer 2024. Later harvests can move the integer as NYPD adds late-submitted rows or revises old ones. Do not mix this 2024-06 total with another month's count on a chart unless that other integer is actually in hand from its own packet. This file's facts support 44,985 only.
Documenting the 2024-06 harvest for New York City
New York City 2024-06 remains 2024 indexed NYPD incidents with report dates in 2024-06 in this harvest. The overlay is the live table. The city hub is the parent view for other months and for type or geography pages that are not limited to 2024-06. Keep the reports-not-convictions clause next to 2024. LocalCrimeVault does not dramatize individual cases and does not turn 2024 into a ranking of neighborhoods, boroughs, or divisions.
Open data lags live dispatch. 2024 is the published extract LocalCrimeVault indexed for 2024-06, not a live CAD feed and not a promise that a portal query tomorrow returns the same integer. Record the month label 2024-06 next to 2024 if you republish the figure so a later snapshot is not silently mixed into the same sentence.
Questions
- How many NYPD incidents are indexed for June 2024 in New York City?
- LocalCrimeVault currently indexes 44,985 incidents with a report date in 2024-06. The source is NYC Open Data. The mix includes published offense classifications in that window. The figure counts police reports, not convictions. 44,985 is the current indexed total for New York City report dates in 2024-06, drawn from NYPD records on NYC Open Data. LocalCrimeVault does not reclassify charges. Later harvests can still move the integer.
- Does 44,985 break out Pride-weekend reports?
- No. The packet has one month total. Event-weekend reports, if they exist, are inside 44,985 when the report date falls in 2024-06. Filter the overlay by date. This page does not publish a Pride or festival subtotal. The packet facts give one month total for New York City in 2024-06. Event-day isolation requires a date filter on the overlay. This page does not invent a subtotal that is not in the facts. Counts remain reports, not convictions.
- Is the June total a Manhattan-only figure?
- No. 44,985 is city-wide for New York City. Borough names appear when NYPD published them. Parade-corridor pins, if denser, are report locations, not a packet fact about event crime. 44,985 is city-wide for New York City. Borough names appear when the source published them. Some rows lack geography. Filter the overlay for a single borough; do not treat the headline as that area's volume. Block-level pins are not household identifications.
- Does a June 2024 NYPD row mean a conviction?
- No. Public incident rows are reports. Arrest fields are not court findings. LocalCrimeVault indexes NYPD incidents by report date and does not reclassify charges. Public incident rows for New York City in 2024-06 are NYPD reports across published offense classifications. An arrest field is not a court finding. LocalCrimeVault indexes by report date and does not treat 44,985 as a guilty-finding total. Court outcomes live in a different system.
NYPD incidents via NYC Open Data, indexed on LocalCrimeVault. Counts are reports, not convictions.