All Group A offensesJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
8,903Raw published citywide count
Official public data. Local context.Final Lexington Police NIBRS report · June 30, 2026
Final Lexington Police NIBRS reportJUNE 30, 2026
LEXINGTON–FAYETTE COUNTY / SOURCE-GATED VIEW
Citywide facts.
No false precision.
Lexington Police publishes final monthly NIBRS reports for the merged Lexington–Fayette jurisdiction. The June 2026 edition provides year-to-date offense totals for crimes against persons, property, and society, plus a separate summary of violent and property crime through June.
NEIGHBORHOOD COUNTS WILL APPEAR ONLY WHEN THE OFFICIAL SOURCE CAN SUPPORT THEM.Crimes against propertyJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
5,572Raw published citywide count
Violent + property summaryJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
4,088Raw published citywide count
Group B offensesJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
2,869Raw published citywide count
Larceny / theft offensesJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
2,838Raw published citywide count
Crimes against personsJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
2,176Raw published citywide count
Assault offensesJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
1,884Raw published citywide count
Destruction / vandalismJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
1,315Raw published citywide count
Crimes against societyJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
1,155Raw published citywide count
Drug / narcotic offensesJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
992Raw published citywide count
Motor vehicle theftJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
476Raw published citywide count
Aggravated assaultJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
312Raw published citywide count
Burglary / breaking & enteringJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
281Raw published citywide count
RobberyJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
99Raw published citywide count
Forcible rapeJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
70Raw published citywide count
MurderJAN–JUN 2026 · FINAL
4Raw published citywide count
Reporting ownerLEXINGTON POLICELexington–Fayette jurisdiction
Reporting systemNIBRSOffenses, not unique people
Published statusFINAL MONTHLYJune edition prepared July 20
Map statusOFFICIAL LINKSeparate selected-incident product
WHY THE MAP IS PAUSED
Missing geography is not zero.
The official monthly report is citywide. Lexington’s public Community Crime Map is a separate selected-incident product operated through LexisNexis and does not provide the authoritative local boundary export needed for this ledger to calculate a neighborhood choropleth.
Showing citywide values across neighborhood polygons would imply a distribution the source does not publish. This page therefore stays honest: it preserves the available measures and leaves the neighborhood layer visibly unavailable.
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What this source can support.
The figures are informational public-police counts, not convictions or population-adjusted rates. Categories follow the source’s current definitions and can be revised.