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Records through June 30, 2026 · hourly checks active · 279,513 complaints reviewedNew York City. Citywide view. All seven major offenses.
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NYPD complaint file
THE CITY AT A GLANCE
Where the numbers land.
Shooting totals count victims; complaint totals count reported incidents. The two files answer different questions and are labeled separately throughout.
01 / SHOOTINGS
2026 incident map
02 / VICTIMS
By borough
Bronx North and Bronx South are combined. Counts represent victims, not incidents.
03 / HOTSPOTS
Top precincts
- 01Precinct 75 / Brooklyn39
- 02Precinct 47 / Bronx34
- 03Precinct 44 / Bronx25
- 04Precinct 40 / Bronx24
- 05Precinct 48 / Bronx23
- 06Precinct 42 / Bronx19
04 / REPORTED CRIME
Seven major offenses
YEAR OVER YEAR
The long view.
Full-calendar-year shooting victim totals, shown separately from the partial 2026 file.
05 / VICTIMS
Race recorded
These are administrative categories as published by NYPD, reproduced without demographic-rate comparisons.
06 / OFFENDERS
Race recorded
The offender file contains records only where NYPD published an offender row. It is not a clearance-rate measure.
07 / AGE
Victim cohorts
08 / SEX
Victims recorded
09 / INCIDENT SIZE
Victims per event
An “incident” is grouped by NYPD incident key.
10 / CLOCK
Time of day
11 / WEEK
Day of incident
12 / SETTING
Location class
13 / ALL COMPLAINTS
Records by borough
This broader file includes felonies, misdemeanors and violations—not only shootings or seven-major offenses.
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What these numbers mean.
This dashboard reads official public datasets. It does not scrape news stories or infer unreported incidents. A complaint is an allegation recorded by police, not a conviction. Counts can change when NYPD revises records.
Definitions & boundaries
Shot & killed means a victim row marked with NYPD’s statistical murder flag in the shooting dataset. Shot & wounded is every other published victim row. Murder complaints come from the separate complaint dataset and should not be expected to match the shooting-fatality count.
Current-year datasets cover complete reporting periods through . Unknown or null values remain part of totals even when omitted from a ranked chart.
Neighborhood map counts only records with valid coordinates that fall inside a residential 2020 Neighborhood Tabulation Area. These official statistical areas roughly correspond with commonly recognized neighborhoods but are not definitive neighborhood boundaries. Map values are raw counts, not population-adjusted crime rates.