% of people who say they always feel safe
	PS Q 121	Walking in community		In my home
		Day	Night	Day	Night	n=
	Female	92.6	64.9	95.4	82.8	609
	Male	96.3	70.7	98.8	93.1	591
	Total	94.4	67.8	97.1	87.8	1200
	Citizen Survey	(CSD Q107, 109, 111, 113, 115, 117)
	People who were asked about their experience with crime		Women	Men	Total
			609	591	1200
	Respondents who reported something had been stolen from them	107	27.42	59.05	43.24
	And of those who have, what did they do about it?	# who had:	167	290	457
	did not seek a remedy		70.06	83.09	76.58
	only went to a family member		7.78	0.57	4.18
	went to the police		1.8	2.58	2.19
	went to A UP member/chairman or other elective representative of local government		11.98	4.87	8.43
	went to a respected member of the community		2.99	6.3	4.65
	Respondents who reported being victims of dacoity in their house	109	2.46	5.58	4.02
	And of those who have, what did they do about it?	# who had:	15	33	48
	did not seek a remedy		73.33	51.52	62.43
	went to the police		20	30.3	25.15
	went to A UP member/chairman or other elective representative of local government		6.67	6.06	6.37
	went to a respected member of the community		0	12.12	6.06
	Respondents who reported being physically assaulted up by someone outside their family	111	4.93	20.64	12.79
	And of those who have, what did they do about it?	# who had:	30	122	152
	did not seek a remedy		13.33	22.13	17.73
	went to the police		10	5.74	7.87
	went to the court		3.33	9.02	6.18
	went to A UP member/chairman or other elective representative of local government		36.67	12.3	24.49
	went to an NGO or women's organizaiton		6.67	0	3.34
	went to a respected member of the community		23.33	31.97	27.65
	solved on own		6.67	15.57	11.12
	Respondents who reported being beaten up by someone inside the family	113	10.18	2.54	6.36
	And of those who have, what did they do about it?	# who had:	62	15	77
	did not seek a remedy		61.29	13.33	37.31
	only went to a family member		6.45	0	3.23
	went to the police		3.23	6.67	4.95
	went to the court		3.23	0	1.62
	went to A UP member/chairman or other elective representative of local government		4.84	6.67	5.76
	went to a respected member of the community		4.84	26.67	15.76
	solved it on their own		16.13	46.67	31.40
	Respondents who reported that someone grabbed their land	115	3.12	20.47	11.80
	And of those who have, what did they do about it?	# who had:	19	121	140
	did not seek a remedy		10.53	39.67	25.10
	went to the police		10.53	2.48	6.51
	went to the court		26.32	23.97	25.15
	went to A UP member/chairman or other elective representative of local government		36.84	13.22	25.03
	went to a respected member of the community		10.53	18.18	14.36
	Respondents who reported they were in a dispute (quarrel/disagreement)	117	5.58	32.32	18.95
	And of those who have, what did they do about it?	# who had:	34	191	225
	did not seek a remedy		17.65	3.66	10.66
	went to the police		5.88	4.19	5.04
	went to the court		5.88	19.37	12.63
	went to a lawyer		5.88	31.94	18.91
	went to A UP member/chairman or other elective representative of local government		29.41	12.04	20.73
	went to a respected member of the community		20.59	18.32	19.46
	solved it on their own		8.82	9.42	9.12
	Crimes Recorded by Police (2012)	(DFPRD)
	Upazilla Name	Other	Women & Child Repression	Narcotics	Theft	Murder	Burglary	Smuggling	Dacoity	Arms Act	Police Assault	Robbery	Kidnapping	Riot	Explosives	Total	Upazilla Cime Rate per 100000
	Madaripur Sadar	289	147	244	9	13	5	5	2	4	4	2	1	0	0	725	208.8
	Rajoir	222	92	22	2	13	3	0	2	0	0	1	0	0	0	368	160.1
	Shibchar	144	104	86	16	10	6	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	357	112.4
	Kalkini	148	94	32	15	0	4	1	2	2	1	0	0	0	0	299	109.4
	Dashar (Kalkini)							0									0.0
	Madaripur Total	803	437	384	42	36	18	8	6	6	5	3	1	0	0	1749	District Total
	Crime Rate per 100000	68.6	75.8	32.9	7.1	6.1	3.1	0.7	0.5	1.0	0.4	0.5	0.2	0.0	0.0	149.8
	Citizen Survey	(CSD Q106)
	What would you say is the most common crime in your community?	Neighbour Dispute	Land Dispute	Drugs	Theft	Assault	All Others	Total
	N=1200	31.5%	22.0%	14.5%	12.1%	7.1%	12.8%	100.0%
	Note About Data	(DMI)
	"Other" crimes category is the largest, but it is unclear which crimes are included.
	Crimes Recorded by Rapid Action Battalion (2012)	(DFRPD)
	Crimes	Dacoity	Robbery	Murder	Riot	Women & Child Repression	Kidnapping	Police Assault	Burglary	Theft	Other	Arms Act	Explosives	Narcotics	Smuggling	Total
		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	0	0	3
	Note About Data	(DMI)
	It is unclear whether the RAB crimes are subsumed within the crimes recorded by police.
	Police Workflow (2012)	(DFRPD)
	Upazilla Name	General Diary Entries	First Information Report (FIR)	FIR's Sent to Court with named accused	FIR's to Court as % of all FIR's	Complaints Registered referred from court  to police for investigation	Cases referred for Alternative Dispute Resolution
	Madaripur Sadar	12000	768	No data	No data	485	No data
	Rajoir	14400	371	No data	No data	373	No data
	Shibchar	15600	341	No data	No data	400	No data
	Kalkini	13130	285	No data	No data	308	No data
	Dashar (Kalkini)	0	0	No data	No data	193	No data
	Madaripur Total	55130	1765	0	0%	1759	No data
	Practitioner Survey	(PSR)
	Very few (1-2%) cases are referred to police shalish.
	Arrests Made by Police (2012)	(DFPRD)
	Upazilla Name	Arrests	Men	Women	Boys	Girls
	Madaripur Sadar	1205	No data	No data	No data	No data
	Rajoir	780	No data	No data	No data	No data
	Shibchar	1212	No data	No data	No data	No data
	Kalkini	927	No data	No data	No data	No data	Data from Department of Social Services
	Dashar (Kalkini)	0	No data	No data	No data	No data	Boys	Girls
	Madaripur Total	4124					6	8
	Practitioner Survey	(PSR)
	Interviewees suggested all persons get bail but the timeline varies
	What do you do with arrested juveniles?
	Police practitioner says 'Call the parents, take the bond, and free them.'
	Arrests Recorded by Rapid Action Battalion (2012)	(DFRPD)
	RAB Arrests	Total	Men	Women	Boys	Girls
		128	100.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
	RAB arrests as % of total police arrests	3.1%