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Arrests in Kansas

Agencies in Kansas reported 70,497 arrests to the FBI in 2025, broken down here by the arrestee’s race, sex and age.

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  • An arrest is an event, not a person. One person arrested three times in a year is three arrests, so these are not counts of individuals and a rate is not the share of a population that was arrested.
  • Race is recorded by the arresting agency, not reported by the person arrested.
  • The FBI publishes no ethnicity field with these arrests, so no Hispanic or Latino figure can be derived from them. Hispanic arrestees are recorded under a race, which is why the population each rate divides by is that race across all origins rather than the non-Hispanic part of it.
  • The FBI’s “Multiple” category is an arresting officer’s classification of one person. The Census Bureau’s “two or more races” is what a person says about themselves. They are not the same population, so that row carries a count and no rate.
  • Reporting to the FBI is voluntary and coverage varies by agency and by year, so a change in an arrest count can be a change in which agencies reported.
  • A rate is not published where fewer than 20 arrests lie behind it. That is the convention US federal vital statistics use for an unreliable rate, and it matters most in the smallest groups: nineteen arrests among a few hundred residents produces a figure that one or two arrests would move by a third. The count is always shown.
  • Comparing the composition of arrestees with the composition of a population assumes equal offending and equal likelihood of arrest across groups. This data supports neither assumption, and nothing here implies either.
  • 344 arrests in 2025 carry no race at all — not even “unknown” — so the race rows total slightly less than the arrests recorded.

By race · 2025

Arrests per 100,000 residents of that group in Kansas, using Census Bureau estimates for the same year. The FBI’s legacy grouping, “Asian, Native Hawaiian, or Other Pacific Islander”, contains two of the rows below and is left out rather than counted twice.

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Arrests in Kansas by race, 2025
RaceArrestsShare of arrestsPer 100,000
White52,24174.1%2,108
Black or African American16,87723.9%9,248
American Indian or Alaska Native7431.1%1,613
Asian6340.9%637
Unknown20.0%
Multiple00.0%
Not Specified00.0%

By sex · 2025

49,242
Male
3,324 per 100,000 residents
21,255
Female
1,421 per 100,000 residents

By age · 2025

Arrests in Kansas by age band and sex, 2025
AgeSexArrestsPer 100,000
Under 10Female0
Under 10Male1
Under 11Female0
Under 11Male0
10-12Female152129
10-12Male303257
11-12Female0
11-12Male0
13-14Female490610
13-14Male9141,139
15Female4281,031
15Male7791,877
16Female4401,050
16Male8812,102
17Female404948
17Male9962,338
18Female5841,357
18Male1,3913,233
19Female6651,458
19Male1,4133,099
20Female6571,443
20Male1,3973,068
21Female6111,364
21Male1,4363,207
22Female5601,263
22Male1,4133,187
23Female5611,276
23Male1,3493,067
24Female5801,346
24Male1,2892,991
25-29Female2,7751,467
25-29Male6,4533,411
30-34Female2,7851,496
30-34Male6,5333,509
35-39Female2,8031,466
35-39Male6,5503,426
40-44Female2,5121,313
40-44Male5,4912,869
45-49Female1,7141,006
45-49Male3,7712,213
50-54Female1,010637
50-54Male2,3751,498
55-59Female640403
55-59Male1,7681,113
60-64Female492278
60-64Male1,452820
65 and overFemale39270
65 and overMale1,287229
Juvenile OtherFemale0
Juvenile OtherMale0
Adult OtherFemale0
Adult OtherMale0

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