Table 2.5
Child and youth victims (0 to 17 years) of police-reported sexual offences and physical assault committed by family and non-family members, by level of injury, Canada, 2009

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Child and youth victims (0 to 17 years) of police-reported sexual offences and physical assault committed by family and non-family members, by level of injury, Canada, 2009
Type of offence 1 Total No injuries 2 Minor 3 Major 4 Unknown
  number percent number percent number percent number percent number percent
Family members  
Total assault  
Total 14,833 100 7,033 54 5,869 45 180 1 1,751
Female 8,858 100 4,562 59 3,115 40 74 1 1,107
Male 5,975 100 2,471 46 2,754 52 106 2 644
Sexual offences  
Total 4,837 100 3,315 84 618 16 0 0 904
Female 3,827 100 2,658 84 495 16 0 0 674
Male 1,010 100 657 84 123 16 0 0 230
Physical assault  
Total 9,996 100 3,718 41 5,251 57 180 2 847
Female 5,031 100 1,904 41 2,620 57 74 2 433
Male 4,965 100 1,814 40 2,631 58 106 2 414
Non-family members  
Total assault  
Total 32,973 100 15,186 49 15,125 49 539 2 2,123
Female 16,218 100 8,445 56 6,427 43 91 1 1,255
Male 16,755 100 6,741 42 8,698 55 448 3 868
Sexual offences  
Total 7,383 100 5,577 86 940 14 1 0 865
Female 6,153 100 4,618 85 829 15 1 0 705
Male 1,230 100 959 90 111 10 0 0 160
Physical assault  
Total 25,590 100 9,609 39 14,185 58 538 2 1,258
Female 10,065 100 3,827 40 5,598 59 90 1 550
Male 15,525 100 5,782 39 8,587 58 448 3 708
1.
See Table 2.1 for a list of offences included in each crime category.
2.
Includes incidents that did not involve the use of weapons or physical force as well as those in which no visible injuries were noted by police.
3.
Refers to injuries that required no professional medical treatment or only some first injury aid (e.g., bandage, ice).
4.
Refers to injuries that required professional medical attention at the scene or transportation to a medical facility.
Note(s):
Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. Excludes incidents where the sex and/or age of the victim was unknown. In 2009, data from the Incident-based Uniform Crime Reporting Survey covered 99% of the population of Canada.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Incident-based Uniform Crime Reporting Survey.
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