Denver neighborhood map, domestic violence crimes per 1,000 residents, 2025
Reported domestic violence crimes per 1,000 residents. Hover over or tap a neighborhood for details.
Denver domestic violence statistics
Monthly reported domestic violence crimes in Denver
In the last 48 months, the average number of crimes in a month was 0 and the median was 0.0. The most in any month was zero, in June 2025, and the least was zero in July 2021.
Domestic violence crimes, by time of day
What time reported domestic violence crimes happen in Denver.
Domestic violence crimes, by weekday
The day of the week reported domestic violence crimes happen.
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Denver domestic violence crimes in the news
- Denver police officer accused of assault, harassment in Douglas County
- Published May 15
- Denver deputy arrested on suspicion of menacing, stalking
- Published April 25
- Affidavit: Denver police officer assaulted victim after drunken argument
- Published March 26
- Denver police sergeant arrested for domestic violence assault
- Published November 12, 2024
Recent crime ranking changes in domestic violence
There were 8 notable ranking changes in these crime categories when comparing the rankings four weeks ago to the current rankings. This list updates Mondays. The lower the rank the worse the reported crime.
- East Colfax fell 6 ranks, from 20th to 14th.
- Ruby Hill fell 6 ranks, from 37th to 31st.
- Hampden South fell 9 ranks, from 56th to 47th.
- Hale fell 5 ranks, from 33rd to 28th.
- Harvey Park South fell 6 ranks, from 42nd to 36th.
- Mar Lee fell 8 ranks, from 54th to 46th.
- CBD improved 3 ranks, from 7th to 10th.
- Union Station fell 3 ranks, from 11th to 8th.
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