CRIME BYTE: EMBEZZLEMENT IN VERMONT, 2010-2013
Since 2010, the number of embezzlement offenses in VT has risen by about 36%, from 68 offenses in 2010, to 93 offenses in 2013. Surprisingly, the overall value of property being embezzled has come down dramatically. In 2010, over 3 Million Dollars were embezzled in Vermont from Individuals, Businesses, Financial Institutions, and the Government. This value has decreased by 77.6%, with a total value of $695,941 in 2013. Additionally, one can see that the average value of each offense has decreases by over $36,000. Commercial businesses are the most common target for embezzlement (76-83% of offenses), followed by individuals.
The interactive column chart below provides an overview of embezzlement crimes in Vermont from 2010 to 2013. The chart shows the number of embezzlement offenses by year, and, by clicking on any of the columns, the chart reveals the average loss in property per offense.
The interactive column chart below provides an overview of embezzlement crimes in Vermont from 2010 to 2013. The chart shows the number of embezzlement offenses by year, and, by clicking on any of the columns, the chart reveals the average loss in property per offense.