Miscellaneous

UCR Definition 

The Florida Uniform Crime Reports program defines Miscellaneous Violations as all criminal violations of Florida Statutes that do not fall under any of the defined UCR arrest categories.

Note: This category includes criminal traffic violations. Also included in this category are violations of both city and county ordinances that are criminal acts supported by Florida Statute. Arrests for failure to appear and violation of probation are also reported as Miscellaneous Arrests.

 The UCR Manual contains more information about these definitions.
 

Summary

There were a total of 300,400 arrests for Miscellaneous crimes reported in 2018. Of these arrests, 15,702 were juveniles and 284,698 were adults.

UCR Arrest Data  Handcuffs

300,400 arrests for Miscellaneous in 2018
 
Source: 2018 Arrest Totals and Index Arrests by County (PDF | Excel)


Miscellaneous arrests by age and sex 2018. There were 12,257 juvenile males, 3,445 juvenile females, 216,388 adult males, and 68,310 adult females.  

Source: Arrest Totals by Age and Sex, 2018 (PDF)

  2018 Miscellaneous arrests by judicial circuit
Source: 2018 Judicial Circuit Arrest Report (PDF | Excel)

To learn more about which counties are in what circuit,
please see the Florida Courts website.
 

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