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Bureau of Justice Statistics National Crime Victimization Survey

In 1994, compared to 1973, the U.S. population was about as vulnerable to violent crime but significantly less vulnerable to property crime. From 1973 through 1994, the rates of violent crime victimization had intervals of stability, increase, and decrease, while the rates of property crime underwent a virtually uninterrupted decrease. The 1994-95 decline in the violent crime rate was the largest single-year decrease ever measured in the total violent category.