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Statistics on children, youth and families in Tennessee from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the Sycamore Institute

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Juvenile arrests by type of offense in Tennessee

Juvenile arrests by type of offense

The Sycamore Institute from datacenter.aecf.org

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Definition

Number of arrestees aged 10 to 17 years in Tennessee Incident-Based Reporting System (TIBRS) data, by type of offense (all offense types, crimes against persons, crimes against property, crimes against society), with a rate per 100,000 children agee 10 to 17 years.

Data Source

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, TIBRS arrestee data (Group A arrests by age, race and sex); Census Bureau population estimates for the rate.

Notes

Counts arrests (arrestees), not offenses or children; one person can be counted more than once, and by more than one offense type. All offense types includes Group B arrests, so the three crime categories add to slightly less than All.

N/A = the county has no arrest data for that year (the agency did not report). If the county reported any arrests, a type with none is 0.

The rate uses Census Bureau population estimates for July 1; it starts in 2020, the first year with single-year-of-age county population.

Counts depend on how many law enforcement agencies in the county reported to TIBRS that year, so changes over time can reflect changes in reporting.

Last Updated

November 2026