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Do patron bans reduce crime? An examination of assault offences in Western Australia, before and after the introduction of police-imposed barring notices

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Pages 268-289 | Received 25 Jul 2022, Accepted 25 Aug 2023, Published online: 22 Sep 2023

Figures & data

Table 1. Number of barring notices (BN) served each year: 2011-2020.

Table 2. Number of recorded offences, by offence category.

Table 3. Location of recorded offences, by overall location type and sub-category: 2007–2020.

Figure 1. Recorded assault offence numbers, by location type: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Figure 1. Recorded assault offence numbers, by location type: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Table 4. Time series models for total count of offences, by location type: 2007–2020.

Figure 2. Recorded offence numbers within recreation locations, by assault category: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Figure 2. Recorded offence numbers within recreation locations, by assault category: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Table 5. Time series models for offences recorded within recreation locations: 2007–2020.

Figure 3. Recorded offence numbers, by assault category: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Figure 3. Recorded offence numbers, by assault category: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Table 6. Time series models for total count of offences: 2007–2020.

Figure 4. Recorded assault offence numbers, by family/non-family incident type: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Figure 4. Recorded assault offence numbers, by family/non-family incident type: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Table 7. Time series models for total count of offences, by family/non-family incident type: 2007–2020.

Figure 5. Recorded alcohol involved offence numbers, by assault category: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Figure 5. Recorded alcohol involved offence numbers, by assault category: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Table 8. Time series models for assault offences recorded with an alcohol flag: 2007–2020.

Table 9. Total number of recorded assault offences by family/non-family Type: 2007–2020

Figure 6. Recorded offence numbers, excluding family cases, by assault category: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Figure 6. Recorded offence numbers, excluding family cases, by assault category: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Table 10. Time series models for assault offences recorded excluding family cases: 2007–2020.

Figure 7. Recorded alcohol involved assault offences, by family/non-family type: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Figure 7. Recorded alcohol involved assault offences, by family/non-family type: 2007–2020 (the vertical line indicates the introduction of barring notices).

Table 11. Time series models for total count of alcohol involved offences, by family/non-family type: 2007–2020.

Table 12. Time series models for assault offences recorded in Perth: 2007 – 2020.

Table 13. Time series models for assault offences recorded in Fremantle: 2007–2020.

Table 14. Time series models for alcohol flagged assault offences recorded in Perth: 2007–2020.

Table 15. Time series models for alcohol flagged assault offences recorded in Fremantle: 2007–2020

Table 16. Time series models for assault offences with family cases removed, recorded in Perth: 2007–2020.

Table 17. Time series models for assault offences with family cases removed, recorded in Fremantle: 2007 –2020.

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Data availability statement

The datasets analysed during the current study are not publicly available as the data is held by WA Police.