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There are many forms of measuring crime, including household surveys or checking hospital or insurance records, but the term "crime statistics" usually refers to figures compiled by the police and similar law enforcement agencies.

However, it is well known that many if not most offences are not reported to the police, and changes in police procedures can have a big impact on how such reported crimes are categorised. In Malaysia, crime statistics are gathered and reported by the Royal Malaysian Police Force.

In line with the principles of transparency and public accountability, the Royal Malaysian Police Force publishes detailed figures for the numbers of crimes reported within its operational area and all other statistics related to the peace and order situation in the country.

Click here to view the statistics compiled by the Royal Malaysian Police Force.

* While the Royal Malaysian Police Force makes every effort to provide precise and dependable data, statistics on this website are subject to revisions, made with the intent to accurately depict current trends. As a consequence of change, we can provide no guarantee, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of furnished statistics at specific points in time. Should you need to use these statistics, you are strongly advised to consult our Public Affairs Department for clarification so as to avoid inconsistent representation.