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Dáil

Written Answers - Crime Statistics.

Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

99 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the percentage of all recorded crime in the Dublin metropolitan district which involves mechanically propelled vehicles.

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

100 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the percentage of all recorded crimes in the Dublin Metropolitan district which are thefts from mechanically propelled vehicles.

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

101 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the percentage of mechanically propelled vehicles stolen in the Dublin metropolitan district which are not recovered.

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

102 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the percentage of stolen mechanically propelled vehicles in the Dublin metropolitan district which are involved in road traffic accidents.

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

103 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the number of mechanically propelled vehicles stolen on an average day in Dublin; and if he will break down this figure into cars, lorries, motor cycles and others.

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Ray Burke Minister for Justice (Mr. Burke) Fianna Fáil

I propose to take Questions Nos. 99 to 103, inclusive, together.

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

104 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice if he will outline the percentage of shop lifting which is committed by juveniles in the Dublin metropolitan district.

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Ray Burke Minister for Justice (Mr. Burke) Fianna Fáil

I am informed by the Garda authorities that the information sought is not readily available and could be obtained only by the expenditure of a disproportionate amount of Garda time and resources.

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

105 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice if he will outline the cost of school vandalism each year in the Dublin metropolitan district.

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Ray Burke Minister for Justice (Mr. Burke) Fianna Fáil

I am informed by the Garda authorities that the information which is readily available relates to the total estimated cost of recorded cases of arson and malicious damage to schools. The relevant information in relation to the Dublin metropolitan area in 1988, 1989 and the provisional figure in 1990 is given in the tabular statement below:

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

106 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the percentage of all young offenders who are under 17 years in the Dublin metropolitan district.

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Ray Burke Minister for Justice (Mr. Burke) Fianna Fáil

The information which is readily available in respect of juvenile offenders in the Dublin metropolitan area is given in the tabular statement below:

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

107 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the percentage of burglaries in the Dublin metropolitan district which are through unlocked doors and windows.

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

108 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the percentage of burglaries in the Dublin metropolitan district which are committed on unoccupied houses; and the number of these committed between (1) 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. and (2) 6 p.m. and 9 a.m.

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

109 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the percentage of burglaries committed by professional criminals in the Dublin metropolitan district.

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Pat Lee Dr. Lee Question Fine Gael

110 Dr. Lee asked the Minister for Justice the percentage of burglaries committed by entry through windows which are locked in the Dublin metropolitan district.

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Ray Burke Minister for Justice (Mr. Burke) Fianna Fáil

I propose to take Questions Nos. 107 to 110, inclusive, together.

The information which is readily available relates to the level of burglaries recorded and detected for the Dublin metropolitan area, in respect of (1) dwellings — including houses, flats etc. and (2) other premises. The relevant figures for 1989 and provisional figures for 1990 are set out in the tabular statement below. The other information sought by the Deputy is not readily available and could be obtained only by the expenditure of a disproportionate amount of Garda time and resources.

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