Crime ranking changes from February to March
There were 9 ranking changes in major crime categories when comparing the rankings from February to March. The lower the rank the worse the reported crime rate is in Five Points.
- Five Points improved 3 ranks, from 7th to 10th.
- Five Points fell 6 ranks, from 26th to 20th.
- Five Points fell 4 ranks, from 15th to 11th.
- Five Points improved 1 rank, from 8th to 9th.
- Five Points improved 2 ranks, from 8th to 10th.
- Five Points fell 3 ranks, from 15th to 12th.
- Five Points improved 4 ranks, from 20th to 24th.
- Five Points improved 1 rank, from 7th to 8th.
- Five Points fell 2 ranks, from 20th to 18th.
In burglaries:
In domestic violence crimes:
In property crimes:
In robberies:
In sexual assaults:
In Thefts:
In bicycle thefts:
In violent crimes:
In white-collar crimes:
See all the Five Points crime rate ranking changes.
Five Points crime counts for March, in comparison
Violent crimes in Five Points
Violent crime in March was up in Denver from February, and up compared against March 2023, and up compared with the 2024 average of 27 violent crimes per month.
Serious assaults in Five Points
Serious assault in March was even in Denver from February, and up compared against March 2023, and up compared with the 2024 average of 18 serious assaults per month.
Property crimes in Five Points
Property crime in March was up in Denver from February, and down compared against March 2023, and up compared with the 2024 average of 105 property crimes per month.
Burglaries in Five Points
Burglary in March was down in Denver from February, and down compared against March 2023, and down compared with the 2024 average of 13 burglaries per month.
Neighbors report, March 2024
How does the overall crime-rate ranking of Five Points compare to its neighboring neighborhoods, Whittier, Globeville, Highland, CBD, Five Points, Elyria-Swansea, North Capitol Hill, Union Station, City Park West, Cole.
The higher the rank, the worse that neighborhood's adjusted-for-population crime rate. Rankings are based on cumulative crimes from January to March.
Violent Crime
- 3. CBD
- 5. Union Station
- 7. City Park West
- 8. Five Points
- 9. North Capitol Hill
- 14. Globeville
- 18. Elyria-Swansea
- 42. Cole
- 45. Highland
- 54. Whittier
Property Crime
- 3. CBD
- 7. Union Station
- 8. Globeville
- 12. Five Points
- 19. North Capitol Hill
- 20. City Park West
- 22. Elyria-Swansea
- 24. Highland
- 37. Cole
- 77. Whittier
Aggravated Assault
- 3. Union Station
- 4. CBD
- 6. City Park West
- 7. Five Points
- 9. North Capitol Hill
- 10. Globeville
- 17. Elyria-Swansea
- 40. Cole
- 48. Whittier
- 56. Highland
Sexual Assault
- 3. CBD
- 6. Union Station
- 8. North Capitol Hill
- 9. Five Points
- 23. Highland
- 24. Whittier
- 31. Globeville
- 43. City Park West
- 52. Elyria-Swansea
- 72. Cole
Domestic Violence
- 5. City Park West
- 7. Globeville
- 10. CBD
- 11. North Capitol Hill
- 13. Union Station
- 14. Five Points
- 17. Elyria-Swansea
- 23. Whittier
- 33. Cole
- 50. Highland
Robbery
- 2. CBD
- 6. Union Station
- 10. Five Points
- 13. City Park West
- 16. North Capitol Hill
- 23. Highland
- 27. Elyria-Swansea
- 29. Globeville
- 40. Cole
- 78. Whittier
Burglary
- 4. Globeville
- 7. Elyria-Swansea
- 11. Five Points
- 12. City Park West
- 17. Union Station
- 18. Highland
- 31. CBD
- 43. North Capitol Hill
- 51. Cole
- 77. Whittier
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