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FIGURE 1
Target settlement sample and realised sample
FIGURE 2
Crime levels in 1997
FIGURE 3
Rates at whcih various crime types were reported to the police
FIGURE 4
Victims who had insurance coverage for stolen goods
FIGURE 5
Victims who were satfisfied with the way police responded when a crime was reported
FIGURE 6
General views of police performance
FIGURE 7
Perceptions of policing, by race
FIGURE 8
Perceptions of policing, by residential area
FIGURE 9
Use of violence and threats during the course of a burglary
FIGURE 10
Where robberies occurred
FIGURE 11
Where vehicle thefts took place
FIGURE 12
Type of protection used against vehicle theft
FIGURE 13
Where hijackings took place
FIGURE 14
Where assaults occurred
FIGURE 15
Weapon used during assaults
FIGURE 16
Behaviour changes after burglary and whether these improved feelings of safety, by race
FIGURE 17
Behaviour changes after assault and whether these improved feelings of safety, by race
FIGURE 18
Behaviour changes after car theft and whether these improved feelings of safety, by race
FIGURE 19
Behaviour changes after hijacking and whether these improved feelings of safety, by race
FIGURE 20
Victims who had heard of support services, by crime type
FIGURE 21
Victims who had used support services, by crime type
FIGURE 22
Victims who thought support services would have been useful,
by crime type 94
FIGURE 23
How safe people felt walking in their areas during the day, by race
FIGURE 24
How safe people felt walking in their areas after dark, by race
FIGURE 25
How safe people felt walking in their areas during the day, by residential area
FIGURE 26
How safe people felt walking in their areas after dark, by residential area
TABLE 1
Demographic profile of the survey sample
TABLE 2
Sample and overall victimisation rates, 1993-1997
TABLE 3
People who reported actual and attempted victimisation in 1997 and between 1993-1997
TABLE 4
Percentage of people who were victims of actual and attempted crimes, 1993-1997
TABLE 5
Percentage of people who were victims of actual and attempted crimes, 1997
TABLE 6
Type of weapons used during burglary, by race
TABLE 7
Type of weapons used during robbery, by race
TABLE 8
Types of protection measures used, by race
TABLE 9
Type of support that victims would have liked
TABLE 10
Parts of the city believed to be the most unsafe, by race
TABLE 11
What people feared the most about crime
TABLE 12
What people thought the government should do to make Durban safer, by race
TABLE 13
What the government should do, other than policing, to make Durban safer, by race
TABLE 14
What individuals said they could do to make Durban safer, by race
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