Theft from vehicle in the US

Mapped from police open data · updated 2026-11-12

Across the 46 US cities on TheCrimeMaps.com with a complete 2025 year of police open data that list theft from vehicle, theft from vehicle ran at about 634 incidents per 100,000 residents, down 10.8% from 2024 in the 43 cities with both years complete. The list below ranks those cities by their own rate; the second list shows the largest archives.

Highest theft from vehicle rates per 100,000 (2025)

  1. 1. Seattle 1,500 per 100K · 11,718 incidents · WA
  2. 2. Atlanta 1,223 per 100K · 6,359 incidents · GA
  3. 3. Minneapolis 1,135 per 100K · 4,864 incidents · MN
  4. 4. Durham 1,050 per 100K · 3,171 incidents · NC
  5. 5. Charlotte 1,028 per 100K · 9,696 incidents · NC
  6. 6. Spokane 1,022 per 100K · 2,357 incidents · WA
  7. 7. Baltimore 985 per 100K · 5,599 incidents · MD
  8. 8. Duluth 980 per 100K · 862 incidents · MN
  9. 9. Cincinnati 947 per 100K · 2,983 incidents · OH
  10. 10. Kansas City 940 per 100K · 4,850 incidents · MO
  11. 11. Baton Rouge 910 per 100K · 2,010 incidents · LA
  12. 12. Norfolk 891 per 100K · 2,060 incidents · VA
  13. 13. Dallas 825 per 100K · 10,939 incidents · TX
  14. 14. Detroit 799 per 100K · 5,160 incidents · MI
  15. 15. Chattanooga 765 per 100K · 1,465 incidents · TN
  16. 16. Memphis 744 per 100K · 4,545 incidents · TN
  17. 17. Austin 731 per 100K · 7,267 incidents · TX
  18. 18. Los Angeles 627 per 100K · 24,333 incidents · CA
  19. 19. St. Paul 627 per 100K · 1,928 incidents · MN
  20. 20. Charlottesville 601 per 100K · 269 incidents · VA

Largest theft from vehicle archives

  1. 1. Los Angeles 471,779
  2. 2. Austin 290,389
  3. 3. Seattle 246,445
  4. 4. Atlanta 153,893
  5. 5. Dallas 152,917
  6. 6. Charlotte 97,569
  7. 7. Kansas City 61,373
  8. 8. Detroit 54,890
  9. 9. Indianapolis 50,193
  10. 10. Memphis 50,061
  11. 11. Montgomery County 50,040
  12. 12. Fort Worth 49,176
  13. 13. Colorado Springs 45,013
  14. 14. Minneapolis 42,538
  15. 15. San Diego 42,481
  16. 16. Tucson 35,238
  17. 17. St. Paul 30,996
  18. 18. Raleigh 29,959
  19. 19. Chattanooga 29,242
  20. 20. Spokane 28,660
  21. 21. Baltimore 28,353
  22. 22. Jacksonville 26,950
  23. 23. Fayetteville 25,296
  24. 24. King County 22,433
  25. 25. Norfolk 15,982

Archive counts are full-archive incidents; portals differ in coverage and start year. Rates use US Census 2024 population and only cities whose feed covers all 12 months of 2025; departments classify offenses differently, so these are not official crime rates. What counts as theft from vehicle.

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