Table 5: Figure 5 Dataset

Seventeen-year compilation of 911 calls, arrests for simple assault and domestic violence court cases in Colorado Springs versus increase in population.
Year	Metropolitan Population		All Other 911Calls	Arrests
		Disturbance		Simple Assault
		911 Calls		(age 18 and over)
1990	397,014	11,090	136,811	885
1991	404,419	12,297	145,078	1,080
1992	422,062	12,472	146,462	1,128
1993	437,105	12,210	156,783	959
1994	457,105	14,916	156,783	897
1995	469,757	11,843	166,656	2,014
1996	478,381	10,129	171,584	1,755
1997	486,934	10,966	164,683	1,898
1998	498,062	10,673	167,706	1,869
1999	509,044	10,124	165,640	1,630
2000	516,928	10,805	176,523	1,779
2001	535,599	10,954	178,891	1,711
2002	543,816	11,280	182,222	1,723
2003	547,816	8,379	184,783	1,571
2004	554,574	9,261	210,329	1,489
2005	587,500	12,465	248,218	1,400
2006	599,127	12,485	239,261	1,393
Population: Estimates from U.S. Census Bureau, Colorado Springs metropolitan area. Note that the population of a metropolitan center is always greater than that of the city.
911 Calls: Taken from the annual reports of the Colorado Springs Police Department. Domestic disturbance calls are the sum of "domestic" and "family" 911 calls. Note that the CSPD police report for 2003 does not list any (0) Disturbance - Family 911 calls.
Arrests: for simple assault include other offenses than those involving domestic violence.
Court cases: Values for domestic violence court cases are from Colorado Judicial Branch Annual Statistical Reports