Sentence examples for offences logged from inspiring English sources

The number of racially and religiously aggravated alleged offences logged by forces in England and Wales in July was 41% higher than in the same month last year.

The ONS said the overall number of sexual offences logged by police in the year ending March last year, 88,106, was the highest tally since the introduction of crime recording standards in 2002.

The number of alleged race hate offences logged by the force between 24 June and 7 July amounts to a 57% increase on the previous two weeks, and an even sharper rise of 78% on the equivalent period in 2015.

In the year ending in March, police logged 28,664 offences involving a knife or sharp instrument, a 10% jump compared with the previous 12 months.

Town Sheriff Chris Nocco called it an offence against a computer system, and unauthorised access, since the crime involved logging into an administrator account without permission.

The situation was similarly bad in Scotland, Hyland noted in his report, although the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) logged every one of the offences referred to it.

This contrasts sharply with the number of innocent people — more than 975,000 at the last count — who have been arrested but never charged or convicted of an offence yet whose DNA has been collected and logged.

An analysis of hate crimes logged by 22 police forces found that 59% were public order offences while three in ten involved violence, of which 30% led to injury.

Alun Cairns told Hogan-Howe "serious offences" may have been committed after McBride admitted in his memoirs that he logged into Brown's official email account as chancellor to track details of announcements from other government departments.

An analysis of hate crimes logged by 22 police forces found that 59% were public order offences while three in 10 involved violence, of which 30% led to injury.

A Home Office report also showed that in 2015-16 the overall number of hate crimes logged by forces in England and Wales increased by nearly a fifth, with an average of about 170 offences recorded each day.