The rate of crime prevalence in Baja California saw no significant changes in 2023 in comparison to the previous year 2022 and remained at around 23.8 thousand people per 100,000 inhabitants. But still, the rate reached its lowest value of the observation period in 2023. For more insights about the rate of crime prevalence consider different countries: In 2023, in comparison to Baja California, the rate in Coahuila de Zaragoza was lower, while it was higher in Morelos.

In 2023, the rate of crime prevalence in Baja California Sur increased by 1.7 thousand people per 100,000 inhabitants (+8.54 percent) compared to 2022. In total, the rate amounted to 21.62 thousand people per 100,000 inhabitants in 2023. Over the observed period, the rate has been subject to fluctuation.For more insights about the rate of crime prevalence consider different countries: In 2023, in comparison to Baja California Sur, the rate in Puebla was higher, while it was lower in Chiapas.

The number of homicides in Baja California Sur peaked during 2018 with 244 cases. As of 2023, Mexico State and Guanajuato ranked as the federal entities with the highest number of homicides.

The average number of crimes per victim in Baja California Sur increased by 0.1 crimes (+8.7 percent) in 2023 in comparison to the previous year. Therefore, the number in Baja California Sur reached a peak in 2023 with 1.21 crimes. Over the observed period, the number has been subject to fluctuation.For more insights about the average number of crimes per victim consider different countries: In 2023, in comparison to Baja California Sur, the number in Mexico City as well as in Puebla was higher.

9,2 (Percent) in 2011. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

41,4 (Percent) in 2011. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

The number of criminal offenses not reported to the prosecutor's office in Baja California increased by 93.2 thousand crimes (+14.84 percent) in 2023. While the number increased significantly in the first phase of the observed period, the increase slowed down in the last years. Over the observed period, the number has been subject to fluctuation.For more insights about the number of criminal offenses not reported to the prosecutor's office consider different countries: In 2023, in comparison to Baja California, the number in Tamaulipas was lower and in Durango it was considerably lower.

22,8 (Number) in 2014. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

90,0 (Percent) in 2011. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

0.0 (Percent) in 2011. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

The number of reported criminal offenses in Baja California saw no significant changes in 2023 in comparison to the previous year 2022 and remained at around 142.34 thousand crimes. In comparison to 2022, the number decreased not significantly by 0.1 thousand crimes (-0.07 percent). For more insights about the number of reported criminal offenses consider different countries: In 2023, in comparison to Baja California, the number in Nuevo León was lower and in Chiapas it was considerably lower.

12,6 (Percent) in 2011. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

70,4 (Percent) in 2011. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

The number of homicides in Baja California peaked during 2021 with 3,225 cases. As of 2023, Mexico State and Guanajuato ranked as the federal entities with the highest number of homicides.

663 (Number) в 2010.

23,6 (Percent) in 2011. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

0,0 (Percent) in 2011. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

The average cost of crime against individuals in Baja California increased by 0.8 thousand Mexican pesos (+9.47 percent) in 2023. While the growth is slowing down, with 9.21 thousand Mexican pesos, the average cost of crime is at its peak in the observed period. For more insights about the average cost of crime against individuals consider different countries: In 2023, in comparison to Baja California, the average cost of crime in Nayarit as well as in Tabasco was lower.

11,1 (Percent) in 2011. Accidental or violent deaths are those due to environmental events and circumstances, such as injury, poisoning and other adverse effects. They are classified as accidents, homicides and suicides.

The cost of crimes against people in Baja California increased by one billion Mexican peso (+9.78 percent) in 2023. Therefore, the cost of crime in Baja California reached a peak in 2023 with 11.2 billion Mexican pesos. For more insights about the cost of crimes against people consider different countries: In 2023, in comparison to Baja California, the cost of crime in Coahuila de Zaragoza was lower, while it was higher in Nuevo León.