Official public data. Local context.Automatic hourly checks · Records through August 29, 2026

EXPLORE 41 MAPPED DALLAS POLICE SECTORS

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Learn the sector.

Choose a NIBRS Group A lens, then select an official DPD sector to inspect records inside one reporting system.

Records through August 29, 2026 · hourly checks active · 52,648 Group A records reviewed
DallasSelect a police sector41 police sectors · 52,640 mapped

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All published records2026 YTD
52,648

DPD public NIBRS Group A file

Crimes against property2026 YTD
39,694

Raw published count

Crimes against persons2026 YTD
4,642

Raw published count

Assault2026 YTD
4,559

Raw published count

police sectors41
Highest raw countSector 150
Records mapped100.0%
Latest occurrenceAugust 29

DALLAS AT A GLANCE

Read the local pattern.

Dallas publishes filtered records from its police records-management system. This explorer limits the file to current-year NIBRS Group A rows and keeps the source’s privacy exclusions visible.

01 / POLICE SECTORS

Highest raw counts

All records
  1. 01Sector 1503,156
  2. 02Sector 2102,287
  3. 03Sector 4102,233
  4. 04Sector 1402,019
  5. 05Sector 5102,017
  6. 06Sector 2301,895
  7. 07Sector 1201,894
  8. 08Sector 2501,824
  9. 09Sector 5201,749
  10. 10Sector 7401,640
  11. 11Sector 3101,521
  12. 12Sector 5301,511

Raw totals are not adjusted for residents, visitors, land use, or area size.

02 / CATEGORY MIX

Leading published groups

2026 YTD
Larceny / theft17,151
Motor vehicle theft11,272
Drug offenses7,122
Vandalism4,591
Assault4,559
Burglary3,222
Weapons offenses1,082
Robbery1,065
Homicide58

Category totals reflect the source’s own record and classification model. They should not be silently compared with another city’s local labels.

PEOPLE IN THE PUBLISHED RECORD

Who the source describes.

Dallas publishes usable demographic fields for the profile below. Each percentage uses only the denominator printed beside that lens.

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Individual victims · live official feed

33,563

individual victim-coded offense rows

Current-year Dallas NIBRS Group A public rows whose victim type is Individual.

All Group A public rows52,648
Individual victim-coded rows33,563
Age fieldUnavailable
Published complainant race

33,563 coded rows

Hispanic Or Latino34.5%11,574
Black31.8%10,674
White29.1%9,780
Asian2.2%739
Unknown1.1%365
Middle Eastern0.7%241
American Indian Or Alaska Native0.3%104
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander0.2%81
Nh0.0%5

Dallas’s complainant-race field includes Hispanic or Latino as a published category.

Published complainant sex

33,563 coded rows

Male58.7%19,712
Female40.5%13,600
Unknown0.7%251

Unknown remains visible and included in the denominator.

Age

Not available

The current official source does not expose a compatible field for this profile.

Coverage boundary. Business, government, society/public, and blank victim types are excluded. The public incident file does not provide a compatible current age field, so age remains unavailable here.

Records through August 29, 2026.

Dallas Police Incidents

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What these numbers mean.

This dashboard reads an official public police dataset and checks it hourly. Records can change as reports are reviewed, corrected, added, or removed.

Records, geography & refresh

Record model. Each row is a public police incident-offense record. Classifications are preliminary and the source omits records protected by publication rules, including some sensitive offenses.

Map geography. The current official boundary layer exposes 41 DPD sector polygons grouped into police divisions. Source records assigned to sector 130 remain in the citywide total because that polygon is absent from the boundary layer.

Refresh. Dallas updates the public incident file as its records system changes. This site checks it hourly and displays the latest report date returned.

Interpretation. A police record is not a conviction, and a raw count is not a population-adjusted crime rate. Use the map to examine patterns inside one consistent source.