Crime in Nevada

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Crime in Nevada (2010-2019) [1]
YearPopulationIndexViolentPropertyMurderRapeRobberyAggravated assaultBurglaryLarceny TheftVehicle Theft
20102,704,28392,93317,92975,0041589655,29811,50822,28642,53310,185
20112,720,02885,52715,45270,0751399134,30810,09220,34240,156  9,577
20122,754,35494,27316,76377,5101249314,91810,79022,12045,37210,018
20132,791,49496,06516,88879,1771631,0905,18310,06023,04746,1329,998
20142,838,28192,61718,04374,5741709875,95410,56221,92442,46610,184
20152,883,75897,25520,11877,1371781,2326,28711,96522,36043,42611,351
20162,940,05895,98319,93676,0472241,2926,34011,63918,85044,01713,180
20172,972,40594,98316,66378,3202661,8964,8419,66020,04945,45912,812
20183,027,34190,71316,71573,9982022,3293,86210,32217,74144,34111,916
20193,080,15686,73515,21071,5251432,1613,2869,62015,51044,75511,260

Capital punishment laws

Capital punishment is legal in Nevada through lethal injection, and the most recent execution was issued to Daryl Mack on April 26, 2006. [2]

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  2. "Nevada". Death Penalty Information Center. Retrieved May 12, 2023.