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Abduction Rates in Melbourne: A Comprehensive Analysis of Suburban Safety
The rate (per 1,000 people) at which abduction occurs. Abduction refers to the unlawful and non-consensual detaining of a person. The data was collected and summed over a four year period from 2017-2021. Data from 2021| Area | Value |
|---|---|
| 1. Macedon Ranges | 0 |
| 2. Mitchell | 0 |
| 3. Melbourne | 1 incident per 5,160 residents |
| 4. Maribyrnong | 1 incident per 5,330 residents |
| 5. Brimbank | 1 incident per 6,710 residents |
| 6. Greater Dandenong | 1 incident per 7,920 residents |
| 7. Melton | 1 incident per 9,420 residents |
| 8. Hume | 1 incident per 10,200 residents |
| 9. Moreland | 1 incident per 12,200 residents |
| 10. Casey | 1 incident per 12,200 residents |
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11. |
1 incident per 13,000 residents |
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12. |
1 incident per 13,500 residents |
|
13. |
1 incident per 14,400 residents |
|
14. |
1 incident per 14,600 residents |
|
15. |
1 incident per 14,900 residents |
|
16. |
1 incident per 16,400 residents |
|
17. |
1 incident per 17,200 residents |
|
18. |
1 incident per 17,300 residents |
|
19. |
1 incident per 18,800 residents |
|
20. |
1 incident per 19,500 residents |
|
21. |
1 incident per 26,500 residents |
|
22. |
1 incident per 28,000 residents |
|
23. |
1 incident per 31,200 residents |
|
24. |
1 incident per 31,400 residents |
|
25. |
1 incident per 31,600 residents |
|
26. |
1 incident per 39,400 residents |
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27. |
1 incident per 49,500 residents |
|
28. |
1 incident per 49,700 residents |
