Table 1.

Categories of alcohol-attributable crimes or violations in British Columbia, 2002–2010

Alcohol-involved traffic violations

Impaired operations (alcohol) causing death, impaired operation (alcohol) causing bodily harm, impaired operation (alcohol) of motor vehicle, vessel or aircraft, impaired operation, failure to provide breath sample, impaired operation, failure to provide blood sample of alcohol

Non–alcohol-involved traffic violations

Impaired operation (drugs) causing death, impaired operation (drugs) causing bodily harm, impaired operation (drugs) vehicle, vessel, aircraft, impaired operation, failure to provide breath sample of drugs, failure to comply or refusal (drugs), and failure to provide blood sample (drugs), total other Criminal Code traffic violations such dangerous operations causing death and bodily harm, dangerous operation of motor vehicle, vessel or aircraft, dangerous operation evading police causing death and bodily harm, dangerous operation of motor vehicle evading police, failure to stop or remain, driving while prohibited, other Criminal Code traffic violations, causing bodily harm by criminal negligence while street racing, dangerous operation causing bodily harm while street racing, dangerous operation of motor vehicle while street racing

Crimes against persons

Homicide, total other violations causing death, attempted murder, sexual assaults (Level 1–3), weapon or bodily harm, sexual violations against children, sexual interference, invitation to sexual touching, sexual exploitation, luring a child via a computer, assaults (Level 1–3), total other assaults, total firearms (use of, discharge, pointing), total robbery, total forcible confinement or kidnapping, total abduction, extortion, criminal harassment, uttering threats, threatening or harassing phone calls, total other violent violations