Click through to see violent crimes reported by Bay Area cities in 2016, starting with the cities that reported the highest incidents of violent crime. Statistics from the FBI Uniform Crime Report for 2016.
Click through to see violent crimes reported by Bay Area cities in 2016, starting with the cities that reported the highest incidents of violent crime. Statistics from the FBI Uniform Crime Report for 2016.
Population: 114,521
Violent crime: 476
Population: 114,521
Violent crime: 476
Population: 129,903
Violent crime: 447
Population: 129,903
Violent crime: 447
Population: 122,651
Violent crime: 602
Population: 122,651
Violent crime: 602
Population: 161,122
Violent crime: 631
Population: 161,122
Violent crime: 631
Population: 176,383
Violent crime: 658
Population: 176,383
Violent crime: 658
Population: 112,090
Violent crime: 760
Population: 112,090
Violent crime: 760
Population: 122,293
Violent crime: 1,053
Population: 122,293
Violent crime: 1,053
Population: 1,041,844
Violent crime: 3,887
Population: 1,041,844
Violent crime: 3,887
Population: 424,998
Violent crime: 6,059
Population: 424,998
Violent crime: 6,059
Population: 871,155
Violent crime: 6,190
Population: 871,155
Violent crime: 6,190
Population: 19,585
Violent crime: 10
Population: 19,585
Violent crime: 10
Population: 14,491
Violent crime: 9
Population: 14,491
Violent crime: 9
Population:7,218
Violent crime: 3
Population:7,218
Violent crime: 3
Population: 11,575
Violent crime: 9
Population: 11,575
Violent crime: 9
Population: 31,000
Violent crime: 13
Population: 31,000
Violent crime: 13
Population: 8,495
Violent crime: 6
Population: 8,495
Violent crime: 6
Population: 5,364
Violent crime: 3
Population: 5,364
Violent crime: 3
Population: 2,131
Violent crime: 1
Population: 2,131
Violent crime: 1
Population: 3,591
Violent crime: 0
Population: 3,591
Violent crime: 0
Population: 2,492
Violent crime: 1
Population: 2,492
Violent crime: 1
Ammunition and tactical gear were stolen from the locked truck of an immigration agent’s official car in Oakland, the latest in a string of thefts from law enforcement vehicles, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement service reported on Wednesday.
The theft, reported to police on Monday, did not involve the loss of firearms, according to ICE service spokesman James Schwab.
The stolen items included a government credit card. They had been locked inside a lockbox, which was also taken.
The theft follows a rash of auto burglaries throughout the Bay Area involving vehicles of law enforcement officers, including a gun stolen from a federal Bureau of Land Management ranger’s car in San Francisco in 2015 that was used in the fatal shooting of Kate Steinle on Pier 14.
About a month after Steinle’s July 1, 2015, death, a gun, badge and ammunition were stolen from the car of UC Berkeley Police Chief Margo Bennett while it was parked near the Point Isabel Regional Shoreline in Richmond.
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Also in 2015, a gun was stolen from an ICE agent’s rental car in San Francisco and used in the Sept. 29, 2015, killing of 27-year-old Antonio Ramos, as he worked on an anti-violence mural in Oakland.
In January, a submachine gun and a bulletproof vest were stolen from an FBI agent’s car in the East Bay. And in November, guns and ammunition were stolen from a San Mateo County sheriff’s deputy’s car in San Francisco.
Steve Rubenstein is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: srubenstein@sfchronicle.com