FOI 1026/24 Foreign Nationals Arrests
Dear Sir/Madam,
Enquiry Reference: 1026- 24
I write in connection with regards to your Freedom of Information request. Below is your request and our response.
- the total number of arrests made by your organisation since 1 January 2024
Answer
14469
Please note that the above is a count from custody records not a count of people
- the number of arrests of foreign nationals by your organisation since 1 January 2024
Answer
1007
- If possible, a breakdown of the alleged crimes committed by arrested foreign nationals since 1
January 2024.
|
Primary arrest reason |
Number of custody records |
|
All other theft offences |
5 |
|
Bicycle theft |
1 |
|
Breach of the Peace |
10 |
|
Burglary - Business and Community |
8 |
|
Burglary - Residential |
15 |
|
Criminal Damage/Arson |
37 |
|
Drink Driving |
55 |
|
Drug Driving |
26 |
|
Drunk and Disorderly |
14 |
|
Homicide |
1 |
|
Miscellaneous Crimes against Society |
29 |
|
Other non notifiable (non crime) |
139 |
|
Other Sexual offences |
31 |
|
Possession of weapons |
25 |
|
Possession/use of drugs |
6 |
|
Public order offences |
51 |
|
Rape |
39 |
|
Robbery |
13 |
|
Shoplifting |
41 |
|
Stalking and Harassment |
39 |
|
Theft from person |
3 |
|
Trafficking of drugs |
73 |
|
Other |
20 |
|
Veh crime inc interference |
12 |
|
Violence with injury |
89 |
|
Violence without injury |
179 |
|
Warrants |
46 |
- If possible, a breakdown of arrested non-UK nationals by their nationality.
Answer
Having made enquiries with our force analysts and due to the nature of how the information is recorded in our system, we have managed to provide the below. Results from the initial search extracted as codes and would require the analyst to carry out a manual review of each record to find out the nationality, which would initiate the time limit rule. However, we were able to provide a list of nationalities whereby there have been over ten custody records for the individual.
|
|
Number of custody records |
|
Albania |
123 |
|
Romania |
87 |
|
Nigeria |
57 |
|
India |
54 |
|
Iraq |
54 |
|
Czech republic |
52 |
|
Zimbabwe |
48 |
|
Poland |
41 |
|
Sudan |
37 |
|
Iran |
35 |
|
Lithuania |
32 |
|
Pakistan |
31 |
|
Ireland |
25 |
|
Eritrea |
22 |
|
Slovakia |
18 |
|
Afghanistan |
16 |
|
Syria |
15 |
|
China |
15 |
|
Vietnam |
14 |
|
Sri Lanka |
13 |
|
Brazil |
13 |
|
Portugal |
12 |
|
Kuwait |
11 |
|
Cameroon |
10 |
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Yours sincerely
Information Rights Decision Maker