The Bureau's approximately 35,000 employees ensure the security of Federal prisons, provide inmates with needed programs and services, and model mainstream values.
Inmate Population
Total population: 201,456
Total sentenced population: 182,711
Inmates in BOP facilities: 165,442
Inmates in privately-managed secure facilities1: 22,680
Inmates in other contract facilities2: 13,334
1 Includes inmates housed in privately-managed secure facilities under contract with the BOP or with a state or local government that has an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the BOP.
2 Includes inmates housed in community corrections centers, home confinement, jail/short-term detention, contract juveniles, and long-term boarders.
Inmates By Security Level
Minimum: 16.8 %
Low: 38.2 %
Medium: 29.1 %
High: 11.3 %
Unclassified1: 4.4 %
Inmate Age
Average Inmate Age: 38
Citizenship
United States: 148,205 (73.6 %)
Mexico: 34,688 (17.2 %)
Colombia: 2,945 (1.5 %)
Cuba: 1,824 (0.9 %)
Dominican Republic: 2,933 (1.5 %)
Other/Unknown: 10,861 (5.3 %)
Inmates By Gender
Male: 188,187 (93.4 %)
Female: 13,269 (6.6 %)
Inmates By Race
White: 114,943 (57.1 %)
Black: 79,615 (39.5 %)
Native American: 3,496 (1.7 %)
Asian: 3,402 (1.7 %)
Offenses
Drug Offenses: 98,296 (52.5 %)
Weapons, Explosives, Arson: 28,253 (15.1 %)
Immigration: 19,824 (10.6 %)
Robbery: 8,868 (4.7 %)
Burglary, Larceny, Property Offenses: 6,703 (3.6 %)
Extortion, Fraud, Bribery: 9,124 (4.9 %)
Homicide, Aggravated Assault, and Kidnapping Offenses: 5,543 (3.0 %)
Miscellaneous: 2,046 (1.1 %)
Sex Offenses: 6,403 (3.4 %)
Banking and Insurance, Counterfeit, Embezzlement: 891 (0.5 %)
Courts or Corrections: 671 (0.4 %)
Continuing Criminal Enterprise: 554 (0.3 %)
National Security: 98 (0.1 %)
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1 comments:
Looks like the pundits are wrong about the populations being totally one race. Interesting stats all the way around.
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