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Intentional Homicides in São Paulo City: A New Perspective Cover

Intentional Homicides in São Paulo City: A New Perspective

Open Access
|May 2014

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Intentional homicides in São Paulo city (victims): premeditated homicides, murder for the purpose of robbery, and deaths in confrontations with police. Source: SSP/SP.

Nature of Occurrence20122013Total
1st sem2nd sem1st sem
Deaths due to police intervention15719473424
Victims of premeditated homicides6228756592156
Murder for purposes of robbery564577178
TOTAL83511148092758
Table 2

Homicides recorded in São Paulo city by perpetrator status.8 Source: SSP/SP.

199520122013
Perpetrator Unknown91%81%76%
Perpetrator Known9%19%24%
Absolute Total42771220557
Table 3

Distribution of intentional homicides by nature and perpetrator status. Source: SSP/SP. Produced by the Sou da Paz (I’m for Peace) Institute.

NaturePerpetrator20122013Total
Premeditated homicides (occurrences)Unknown64.2%66.8%65%
Known15.4%21.6%17.2%
Deaths due to police interventionKnown20.4%11.6%17.8%
Total15326302162
Table 4

Distribution of intentional homicides by police officers according to modality. Source: SSP/SP. Produced by the Sou da Paz (I’m for Peace) Institute. N/A: information not available. PH: Premeditated Homicide. DDPI: Death Due to Police Intervention.

20122013
PHDDPIPHDDPI
Deaths due to police intervention71.1%N/A
Result of police action1.6%6.8%13.5%N/A
Response to attempted crime0.6%18.0%19.8%N/A
Others0.9%0.9%0.9%N/A
TOTAL322111
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/sta.do | Journal eISSN: 2165-2627
Language: English
Published on: May 13, 2014
Published by: Department of Peace Studies and International Development, University of Bradford
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2014 Melina Ingrid Risso, published by Department of Peace Studies and International Development, University of Bradford
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