Table 1. Prevalence of Worry About Violence, Before and During the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Pandemic, by Violence Type and Location Among 2870 Respondents to the 2020 California Safety and Well-being Survey.

Violence	Respondents, % (95% CI)
	Before the pandemic		During the pandemic
	Not worried	Somewhat or very worried	Not worried	Somewhat or very worried	Difference among those not worried, percentage points	P value	Difference among those somewhat or very worried, percentage points	P value
Type
Homicide	54.7 (51.9-57.5)	44.0 (41.2-46.9)	51.2 (48.4-54.0)	47.6 (44.8-50.4)	–3.5	.001	3.6	.001
Suicide	74.6 (71.9-77.1)	24.5 (22.0-27.2)	71.0 (68.3-73.7)	27.7 (25.1-30.5)	–3.5	.001	3.2	.002
Mass shooting	39.1 (36.5-41.7)	59.9 (57.3-62.6)	43.2 (40.5-46.0)	55.3 (52.6-58.1)	4.2	<.001	–4.6	<.001
Assault	39.9 (37.3-42.6)	59.1 (56.4-61.8)	36.5 (33.9-39.2)	62.4 (59.7-65.1)	–3.4	.001	3.3	.002
Robbery	33.5 (31.0-36.2)	65.5 (62.8-68.0)	30.8 (28.4-33.4)	68.2 (65.6-70.7)	–2.7	.008	2.8	.008
Police violence	53.7 (50.8-56.5)	45.3 (42.5-48.1)	48.1 (45.4-50.9)	50.6 (47.8-53.4)	–5.5	<.001	5.4	<.001
Unintentional shooting	56.2 (53.3-59.0)	42.7 (39.9-45.5)	51.0 (48.2-53.8)	48.0 (45.3-50.9)	–5.2	<.001	5.4	<.001
Stray bullet shooting	54.7 (51.9-57.5)	44.5 (41.7-47.3)	48.8 (46.0-51.6)	50.0 (47.3-52.8)	–5.9	<.001	5.6	<.001
Location
Home	70.6 (67.9-73.1)	27.9 (25.4-30.5)	69.4 (66.7-72.0)	29.1 (26.5-31.7)	–1.2	.29	1.2	.29
Neighborhood	50.0 (47.3-52.8)	48.8 (46.0-51.6)	46.5 (43.7-49.2)	52.2 (49.4-55.0)	–3.6	.002	3.4	.003
Somewhere else	27.2 (24.8-29.7)	71.3 (68.8-73.7)	26.7 (24.3-29.1)	71.7 (69.2-74.1)	–0.1	.65	0.0	.71