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pinmap Welcome to our web based Crime Pin Map. This map was designed to provide information for 12 specific incidents (crimes) reported throughout the City. This Crime Pin Map does not depict all crimes. For these 12 selected crimes (refer to legend in the map), you can use the Pin Map to view an actual "description" of the crime to get more detailed information of what occurred.

The most recent information posted to the Crime Pin Map is a minimum of four days old. This is to give time for preliminary investigations and to ensure the crime is coded properly. The map only retains the last 45 days of reported incidents due to server storage space. For crimes older than 45 days, please refer to the Weekly Crime Logs listed below and select by date desired.

If you have any questions, need assistance or would like information on crimes not illustrated on the Pin Map, please contact our Community Affairs Division at: CommunityAffairs@TorranceCA.gov

Crime Activity Map (Mac users may have trouble with Safari and need to use another web browser).

Instructions on how to use Crime Map

Video Tutorial on YouTube

Definitions of Crimes

The Torrance Police Department is working on a solution to allow for a more interactive experience in reviewing crime data within the City of Torrance. In the interim, the Weekly Crime Logs in their prior form are no longer being generated. For additional information on crime trends, please access the Torrance Police Department Crime Analysis Report provided below, by date. These Crime Analysis Report is being provided to the community in an effort to educate citizens on the actual crimes occurring, the date/time, and the general location. Please feel free to share this information with your neighbors and friends. An easy way to do this is through your Neighborhood Watch group. If you are not currently a member of Neighborhood Watch and would like to find out more or sign up for Neighborhood Watch, click here. If you have any questions regarding the information provided in these logs, please contact the Community Affairs Division at: CommunityAffairs@TorranceCA.gov.

Crime Analysis Report: Click Here

Crime Analysis Report 12/25/23

Crime Analysis Report 01/08/24

Crime Analysis Report 01/15/24

Crime Analysis Report 01/22/24

Crime Analysis Report 01/29/24

Crime Analysis Report 02/05/24

Crime Analysis Report 02/12/24

Crime Analysis Report 02/19/24

Crime Analysis Report 02/26/24

Crime Analysis Report 03/04/24

Crime Analysis Report 03/11/24

Crime Analysis Report 03/18/24

Crime Analysis Report 03/25/24

Crime Analysis Report 04/01/24

Crime Analysis Report 04/15/24

Crime Analysis Report 04/22/24

Crime Analysis Report 04/29/24

Crime Analysis Report 05/06/24

Crime Analysis Report 05/13/24

Crime Analysis Report 05/20/24

Crime Analysis Report 05/27/24

Crime Analysis Report 6/3/24

Crime Analysis Report 6/10/24

Crime Analysis Report 07/15/24

Crime Analysis Report 08/19/24

Crime Analysis Report 08/26/24

Crime Analysis Report 09/09/24

Crime Analysis Report 09/23/24

Crime Analysis Report 09/30/24

Crime Analysis Report 10/7/24

Crime Analysis Report 10/14/24

Crime Analysis Report 10/28/24

Crime Analysis Report 11/18/24

Additional Resources:

The National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) was instituted by the FBI in effort to improve the quality of data local agencies collect on crime. It is designed to provide greater detail on the context of the crime occurring in the community. NIBRS provides greater specificity in reporting offenses, collects more detailed information, helps give context to specific crime problems, and provides greater analytic flexibility.

The FBI Crime Data Explorer (CDE) aims to provide transparency, create easier access, and expand awareness of criminal, and noncriminal, law enforcement data sharing; improve accountability for law enforcement; and provide a foundation to help shape public policy with the result of a safer nation. Use the CDE to discover available data through visualizations, download data in .csv format, and other large data files.

WEEKLY CRIME LOGS

HATE CRIMES

Hate Crime imagery

Hate crimes impact not only targeted individuals, but also vulnerable communities. Diversity is a core characteristic of Torrance that is celebrated and valued. It is our job together to build trust with vulnerable communities, encourage reporting, and help prevent acts of hate. Public Safety is a priority for the City of Torrance and hate crimes of any kind will not be tolerated. For further information on what you need to know to protect yourself and others, click here.

Hate Crime Policy

2023 Hate Crime Statistics

January: 1

June: 2

July: 1

August: 1

October: 1

November: 2

December: 1

2024 Hate Crime Statistics

January: 3

February: 1

CRIME STATISTICS

UCR NIBRS Comparison2

As of January 1, 2021, the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program retired the summary reporting system and required all law enforcement agencies in the country to use the same method of obtaining statistics. Transitioning to NIBRS has enabled TPD to give context to specific public safety problems. With this change, officers are providing the community with in-depth information about victimization and offending.

NIBRS - National Incident Based Reporting System (in PDF).

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WEEKLY CRIME LOGS

HATE CRIMES

CRIME STATISTICS

UCR - Uniform Crimes Reporting (in PDF). FBI and California Crime Index.