The crime profile of Rawdon in August 2024 reveals a balanced but uneven distribution of offences, with violence and sexual offences accounting for nearly 38% of all incidents, followed by vehicle crime (20%) and anti-social behaviour (17.5%). This mix suggests a community grappling with both interpersonal conflicts and property-related crimes.7 per 1,000 residents remains 18.3% below the UK average. The seasonal context of August — a peak holiday month — likely amplifies certain risks, such as the increased likelihood of burglary in empty homes, though this category was only 6% below the UK average. The high rate of vehicle crime, 189% above the national figure, may be attributed to Rawdon’s proximity to major roads or its role as a commuter hub within Leeds. Anti-social behaviour, at 17.5% of total crimes, was 17% below the UK average, potentially reflecting effective community policing or the area’s relatively low population density. The dominance of violent crime over property crime contrasts with some UK regions, where property offences often dominate, suggesting Rawdon’s unique social dynamics or the influence of its urban-rural interface within Leeds. While the area benefits from a lower overall crime rate, the disproportionate prevalence of vehicle crime highlights a specific vulnerability that warrants targeted interventions.