UCPD recorded 314 unique entries in its April 1 to 15 daily crime log.

Sources: UCPD. Graphic reporting by Maanas Hemanth Oruganti, city and crime editor.

UCPD recorded 652 unique entries in its March daily crime log.

Sources: UCPD. Graphic reporting by Maanas Hemanth Oruganti, city and crime editor. Interactive by Laurel Woods, Data editor.

This post was updated Jan. 24 at 10:26 a.m.
UCPD recorded 536 unique entries in its December daily crime log.

Sources: UCPD. Graphic reporting by Justin Jung, city and crime editor.

Editor’s note: The crimewatch map omitted two reported incidents for which the locations were unclear.
UCPD recorded 558 unique entries in its November daily crime log.

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Source: UCLA Police Department.

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