Crime in Nouvelle Alexandrie

Crime in Nouvelle Alexandrie has been recorded since its founding in 1685 AN. Prior to that, its constituent parts also kept independent and localized records of criminal activity and cases dating back to their founding as well.

Crime rates in Nouvelle Alexandrie have varied over time, but they have been steadily rising as the country’s territory expanded rapidly and law enforcement brought newly settled areas under control. Currently, crime rates are at their highest since the creation of the Federation in 1685 AN.

The location of Nouvelle Alexandrie’s territories, laying between developed nations, the Green in Eura and Keltia and various developing nations, poses a unique economic and political situation that heightens the stakes on maintaining both domestic and regional security. Moreover, as the Federation expanded and consolidated its territory, issues such as illegal migration and drug trafficking extended beyond local law enforcement to become matters affecting regional stability.

Statistics on crime are kept by the Department of Justice and regularly updated on the Department’s main website and released to the press from month to month. These stats are based on state, regional, and national crime reports and on reports from the criminal justice system in each one of those jurisdictions. Crime statistics are kept mostly for violent crimes (murder, non-negligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, assault, and gang violence) and property crimes (arson, burlgary, larceny, theft of motor vehicles).

The information on crimes in Nouvelle Alexandrie is broken down in the following aspects, which are formatted into government records by arrest reports or incident reports:

• Offender;
• Type of crime;
• Severity and level;
• Location.