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V. Parole and Probation Status of Victims and Suspects· For 2005, approximately 61% of homicide victims were on neither parole nor probation,
Table 5a. Oakland Homicides by Parole/Probation Status of Victim, 2003-2005*
· In 2005, 49% of known homicide suspects were on parole and/or probation status.
Table 5b. Oakland Homicides by Parole/Probation Status of Suspect, 2003-2005*
*Caution: Percent of Known Victims and Suspects only includes cases known. For example, in 2005 only 51 of 94 suspects were unknown, which means 46% of suspects have been identified for whom parole/probation status could be determined. Also in 2004 52% of the suspects were known and in 2003 47% of the suspects were known.
Note: The total percent of victims on parole and/or probation cannot be added to the total percent of suspects on parole and/or probation to determine the total percent of homicides that involved parolees and/or probationers. To simply add those percentages would assume there were no homicides in which both the suspect and victim were on parole and/or probation.
Figure 5b. Oakland Homicides by Parole/Probation Status of Suspect, 2005
Figure 5b. Oakland Homicides by Parole/Probation Status of Suspect, 2005
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