🚨 Crime in Andalusia

ANDALUCÍA records a decrease in its crime figures in 2024, with a total of 409,308 registered criminal offenses. This figure represents 16.7% of the national total, showing a slight decrease of 0.9% compared to the previous year. In the ranking of autonomous communities, ANDALUCÍA holds position 2 out of 17, being similar to the national average.

The most frequent crime types are: property crimes (280,511 cases), crimes against persons (47,011 cases), crimes against freedom (35,299 cases). This criminal pattern is characteristic of the region and reflects both its demographic structure and economic activity. Local authorities maintain specific prevention programs adapted to these typologies.

Andalusia, with the largest population in Spain and significant tourism on the Costa del Sol, shows crime patterns influenced by its agricultural economy and seasonal tourism. Economic diversity and the influx of visitors can increase certain types of crime.

The analysis of historical evolution since 2010 allows identifying significant trends in public safety in ANDALUCÍA. The data shows how socioeconomic, demographic factors and implemented security policies have influenced these figures over the years.

It is important to consider that figures may vary seasonally, with typical increases during holiday periods. For a complete overview of the situation, we recommend consulting the breakdown by provinces and crime types available in the related sections.