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Scotland. 2012 ‘Table 5: How Main Firearm Recorded Was Used in Offences Involving the Alleged Use of a Firearm, Scotland, 2002-03 to 2011-12.’ Scottish Government, Crime and Justice Datasets; Table 5. Edinburgh: Justice Analytical Services Division. 4 December

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Table 5: How Main Firearm Recorded Was Used in Offences Involving the Alleged Use of a Firearm, Scotland, 2002-03 to 2011-12

Year: How Firearm Used (Fired - Non-fatal injury)

2011-12: 90
2010-11: 109
2009-10(1): 152
2008-09(1): 140
2007-08: 208
2006-07: 240
2005-06: 189
2004-05: 316
2003-04: 239
2002-03: 340

Notes:
1. As a result of a data review there have been minor amendments to the data for
2008-09 and 2009-10. For further information please see Note 4.4.2.

Note 4.4.2: In addition to the potential submission of late data returns by the police forces, a review was carried out on the data before the publication of this bulletin. As a result there have been minor changes to the data for 2008-09 and 2009-10. The amendments that have been made have resulted in there being two extra incidents involving firearms being recorded in 2008-09 and four fewer incidents involving firearms being recorded in 2009-10. These changes in the number of incidents involving firearms have resulted in eight more crimes and offences involving firearms being recorded in 2008-09 and five fewer crimes and offences involving firearms being recorded in 2009-10.

ID: Q6810

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