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The number of killings in Chicago fell 3 percent since 2013, but the number of shootings so far jumped by about 11 percent, according to Chicago police department statistics.

Chicago homicides and shootings in 2014

overall homicide statistics

Source: Chicago police


Homicides and shootings by police district
Jan. 1 through Dec. 22, the last date available for detailed data

0-5
6-10
11-23
24-32
33-51


Breaking down the statistics

Note: The statistics below are for the 393 homicides from Jan. 1 through Dec. 22, the last date available for detailed data.

How the victims died

 How they died

Race/ethnicity of the victim

 Race/ethnicity

Gender of the victim

 Gender of victim

Age of the victim

Age group Number of victims
Under 10
9
10-19
97
20-29
155
30-39
76
40-49
27
50 or older
29

Day of week

Day Number of victims
Monday
60
Tuesday
34
Wednesday
42
Thursday
44
Friday
67
Saturday
73
Sunday
73

Time of day

 Time of day

Most common motives When a motive is known

Motive Number of victims
Street gang altercation
181
Other altercation
50
Narcotics
30
Domestic altercation
29
Armed robbery
28
Retaliation
11

Most common victim relationship to offender When a relationship is known

Relationship Number of victims
No relationship
54
Some acquaintance
36
Girlfriend or boyfriend
9
Son/daughter
5
Wife
4

Source: Tribune analysis of preliminary Chicago police data

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