Middletown Police Release Crime Statistics For 2022

MIDDLETOWN, CT — The Middletown Police Department released data Thursday showing a decrease in most violent crime in the city in 2022 over the previous year.

There was a reported increase in the number of burglaries, stolen vehicles and domestic violence incidents, according to police.

Middletown police reported the following statistics for the 2022 calendar year.

Homicides - 0

Assaults - 95

Robberies - 12

Gunshots - 38

Burglaries - 58

Domestic Violence - 710

Stolen MV’s - 111

Fatal MVA’s - 2

For the prior calendar year 2021 the statistics are as follows:

Homicides - 3

Assaults - 118

Robberies - 15

Gunshots - 52

Burglaries - 44

Domestic Violence - 634

Stolen MV’s - 95

Fatal MVA’s - 2

“This data shows a decrease of most violent crime (Homicides, Assaults, Robberies, and Gunshot incidents) with an increase in Burglaries, Domestics, and Stolen Motor Vehicle incidents,” police wrote in a news release. “There was no change in the number of fatal accidents in our community. Based on this information there has been a downward trend in violent crime from 2021 to 2022, within the City of Middletown.”