Sentence examples for kidnapping statistics from inspiring English sources

Rafael Ruiz Harrell, a Mexico City criminologist, said that last year federal and Mexico City authorities simply stopped reporting kidnapping statistics.

They first had to overcome their fears since more than a fifth of all kidnappings in Mexico involve police officers or soldiers, according to a 2011 Mexican congressional report, which also explains why kidnapping statistics are undercounts.

Mr. Harris was recently stripped of his direct oversight of the Police Department, but that was a disciplinary move after it was discovered that kidnapping statistics sent by his department to the Obama administration to obtain a federal grant were flawed.

Jack Harris, the public safety manager in Phoenix, has been stripped of day-to-day control of the Police Department while an audit is being conducted to determine whether he inflated kidnapping statistics to win federal grant money, officials said on Thursday.

According to Umutai Dauletova, an expert on policy implications for women with the U.N. Development Program, the government is working with the U.N. Population Fund and U.N. Women on researching more accurate bride kidnapping statistics for release in December.

Official statistics on bride kidnapping are nonexistent.

Statistics demonstrate that 95% of kidnapped people return alive".

In Reynosa, Tamaulipas — the Mexican state with the highest kidnapping rate, according to the most recent federal statistics — residents told VICE News that abductors often scrutinize the cellphones of their victims, searching for information they can exploit.

About 115 children are kidnapped by strangers each year, according to federal statistics; 250,000 are injured in auto accidents.

Those statistics tend to refer to victims who have been kidnapped for ransom, as people are more likely to report the crime when money is demanded.

Nearly every page of Dangerous Places relays grim statistics ("Approximately 79% of all hostages are killed during rescue attempts") and bulleted tips ("How To Survive A Kidnapping: don't freak out; there is little you can do").