FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Monday Fort Wayne Police Department Chief Steve Reed and Mayor Tom Henry presented data from 2017.

Notable numbers include overall crime down 5 percent, homicides down 14 percent, and rape/sexual assaults up 43 percent. The full list can be found below.

.@MayorTomHenry, @FortWaynePolice Chief Steve Reed Recap 2017 Public Safety Efforts. https://t.co/xcbmuZqkAd pic.twitter.com/NbuCqb3AYW

— Fort Wayne, Indiana (@CityofFortWayne) January 22, 2018

2017 Public Safety Recap: 

• Officers responded to over 157,000 calls for service
• The FWPD’s 62^nd recruit class graduated along with the 18^th lateral class putting 33 new officers on the street to serve and protect the City
• Robberies decreased by 27 percent
• Burglaries were down nearly 23 percent
• Vice and narcotics-related arrests were up 87 percent (913 compared to 436 in 2016)
• Drug raids were up 53 percent (103 compared to 67 in 2016)
• Adult arrests were up 7.9 percent
• Juvenile arrests decreased by 8 percent
• Non-fatal shootings were down by 20 percent
• Human trafficking was down 50 percent
• Vehicle thefts were up by 28.5 percent
• Arsons increased by 38 percent