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Inmate Admissions
Elderly (50 or Older) Admissions
Category

Elderly Admissions

FY 2012-13

3,613

100.0%

3,278

90.7%

335

9.3%

White

2,073

57.4%

Black

1,452

40.2%

Other

88

2.4%

50-55

2,308

63.9%

56-60

798

22.1%

61-65

311

8.6%

66-70

126

3.5%

71-75

40

1.1%

76+

30

0.8%

Gender
Male
Female
Race

Age at Admission

Prior DC Prison Commitments
0

1,365

38.5%

1

549

15.5%

2

401

11.3%

3

328

9.2%

4+

903

25.5%

Data Unavailable = 67
Note : Due to rounding, pe rce ntage s m ay not add up to 100%.

Type of Offense

Data Unavailable = 67
* O ne of the following conditions m ust occur for a crim e to be de fine d
as viole nt unde r this de finition: actual physical harm or thre at of
physical harm , or a re asonable probability e x iste d that individual
crim inal acts could have re sulte d in uninte nde d physical harm or the
thre at of physical harm .

Elderly Inmate A dmissions Compared Over Five Fiscal Years

Elderly (50 or older) A dmissions by Offense Type for FY 2012-13
Type of Offense

Number

Percent

A verage Sentence
Length in Years*

A verage A ge at
A dmission

Murder, Manslaughter

116

3.3%

25

59.6

Sexual offenses

385

10.9%

14.8

59.1

Robbery

92

2.6%

12.8

54.5

Violent Personal offenses

508

14.3%

4.8

55.6

Burglary

413

11.6%

5.1

54.6

Theft/Forgery/Fraud

622

17.5%

2.9

55.2

Drug offenses

893

25.2%

3.5

55.3

Weapons

103

2.9%

2.9

55.2

Other

414

11.7%

2.8

55.3

Data Unavailable = 67
* Se nte nce le ngths of 50 ye ars or longe r, life , and de ath are code d as 50 ye ars for calculations of ave rage s.

2012-2013 Agency Statistics
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