From:

Year Book Australia 2002
Crime and Justice
Crimes recorded by police

http://www.abs.gov.au/Ausstats/ABS%40.nsf/94713ad445ff1425ca25682000192af2/0
8238ef609c9178eca256b35001967d0!OpenDocument

Figures are rate per 100,000 population.
Figures in paren are percent change from year 1996.

Offence category  1996      1997          1998           1999          2000
Homicide, etc    5.6    n.a.(n.a.)    5.3( -5.4%)    5.1(-8.9%)
5.2(-7.1%)
Murder            1.7    1.7( 0.0%)    1.5(-11.8%)    1.8( 5.9%)
1.6(-5.9%)
Attempted murder   1.8    1.7(-5.6%)    2.1( 16.7%)    1.9( 5.6%)
2.0(11.1%)
Manslaughter       0.2    0.2( 0.0%)    0.3( 50.0%)    0.2( 0.0%)    0.2(
0.0%)
Assault          623.5  672.2( 7.8%)  699.0( 12.1%)  709.2(13.7%)
736.8(18.2%)
Sexual assault    79.4   77.5(-2.4%)   76.6( -3.5%)   74.5(-6.2%)   81.6(
2.8%)
Kidnapping         2.6    3.0(15.4%)    3.8( 46.2%)    4.0(53.8%)
3.6(38.5%)
Robbery           89.4  115.0(28.6%)  127.1( 42.2%)  119.4(33.6%)
121.7(36.1%)
Armed robbery     34.2   48.9(43.0%)   57.9( 69.3%)   49.9(45.9%)
49.5(44.7%)
Unarmed robbery   55.3   66.1(19.5%)   69.2( 25.1%)   69.5(25.7%)
72.3(30.7%)
Unlawful entry  2196.2 2276.2( 3.6%) 2319.5(  5.6%) 2195.7( 0.0%) 2280.8(
3.9%)
Other theft     2850.0 2866.4( 0.6%) 3008.9(  5.6%) 3235.2(13.5%)
3523.1(23.6%)

This is exactly where the NRA verified the stats that were given them by a
firearms organization from YOUR country. The NRA did not publish false data
as you allege. Your leaders lied, along with great huffing and puffing. You
sucked it right up too. Tell them to make good on their promise and sue the
NRA. It'll be fun... and excellent exposure.

Regards,
Bob...
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On Monday, December 9, 2002, at 01:20  AM, Anthony Farr wrote:

> Could you point me to statistical evidence for this that was NOT
> published by the NRA.  That organization has previously published false
> statistics about firearms crime in Australia so I won't give any
> credence to that source.

> From: "Gary L. Murphy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > It's =REAL= easy for the skank when they =know= that their victim
> > can't, or will not, be able to defend themselves. Another example is
> > England and Australia. Crimes has skyrocketed since they disarmed the
> > populace to "protect" them.....


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