How many crimes are going unsolved in YOUR street? Find out with our search tool – as interactive map names and shames worst-performing police forces

The Daily Mail investigation shows that more than eight of ten crimes were not resolved last year.

Last year, the police filed a case of 3.9 million criminal offenses, but today’s sharp analysis reveals that 3.3m was not closed or that no suspects were defined or that the ministers who could not prosecute them were closed.

Sex criminals and thieves were among the criminals who fled justice last year.

Using the data we earned, the Daily Mail created a post -code search tool that leaves the situation in your neighborhood naked.

It reveals how many crimes have been carried out in your LSOA – small geographical areas are home to about 2,000 people, typically consisting of only a few streets.

The action taken may mean that a suspect is withdrawn or a fine to be fined or warned by the police to attend a awareness or training course.

Widget, which can be used below, also lists the ‘result’ and how many of the crime types reported to the police last year.

According to our British figures analysis of the British figures, in the UK and Wales, approximately 900 of 34,000 LSOAs have not resolved any crime.

Primrose Hill, a suburb of chalk farm and Camden, took place at the top of the league table and not all reported all of the 150 crimes reported.

This was followed by Bromley’s Bromley Common and the Holwood region (133 crimes) and the Marshalswick western region of St Albans in Hertfordshire (114).

At the other end of the scale, 14 LSOAS had a 100 percent dissolution rate, but none of them saw more than five crimes reported.

When LSOAS was replaced by 44 Police forces, one – Avon and Somerset Constabulary solved one or less of the crimes, except for the constabulary.

MET police, the biggest power in the country, came to the bottom of the rankings. Police working in London solved only 8 percent of 727, 313 crimes reported to them.

West Mercia (89 percent) and Hertfordshire Constabulary (88 percent) ranked second and third, respectively.

The Ministry of Justice may not blame someone for a lack of evidence.

The police should cooperate with the Royal Prosecutor’s Office to determine whether there is a suitable case for the accusation of the suspect.

To do this, two criteria should be met – sufficient evidence against the suspect and prosecution should be in the public interest.

14 of the great crime type, half of our analysis was over 90 percent.

Behind the theft (98.7 percent) was a vehicle crime (97.1), which may have theft or damage from a vehicle and squeezed items from a vehicle.

Meanwhile, only 32.8 percent of drug crimes were not solved.

Experts claimed that amazing findings have left naked the abandonment of policing, at the beginning of this year, Watchdog lacked resources and time to properly investigate crimes of forces.

Contestor, Fire and Rescue Services Inspectorate of Majesty, said the workloads of civil servants have increased one -third since 2015.

The report also claimed that the crime rates of the police per 1000 people increased by 44 percent in decades.

And despite the increase in the number of general police, they do not rise in accordance with the rising population.

Brian Booth, Vice President of the British and Wales Police Federation, said to Daily Mail: ‘Every day our police officers are locked for a shift who does not know that they will meet or come home in one piece.

“ They are not far from him, but by dealing with the worst moments of trauma, violence and people’s lives, they often run into danger without thanking or supporting.

‘Police puts extraordinary demands to its people, and these figures reflect a service pushed to its borders, not lack of effort.

‘If we want better results for victims and safer communities, we need to invest more in policing.’

Chris Hobbs, a former police officer, said: ‘The morale in the met is completely on the ground – absolutely, no doubt, [it’s at an] All time is low.

Solving crimes is both the problem of resource and bureaucracy.

‘The police do not make many arrests because civil servants spend a lot of time to do other things they should not do.

‘When I was a young officer, I was going to enter and leave the station one or two hours after the arrest, now when you do one you did for the day.’ ‘

This week comes after announcing that it will undermine about half of the front office services to try and try the budget deficit of 260 million pounds this week.

The movements are a hostage made by the Mayor Sadiq Khan and the power to be accessible 24 hours a day in each district.

At the end of last year, Keir Starmer promised a police officer for each neighborhood in England and Wales with the next election.

The movement seems to support the party’s 2024 election manifesto, 13,000 more ‘shit’ throughout the country.

Last year, a daily postal analysis comes after revealing that neighborhood policing is almost exhausted in some parts of the country, and that there is only one for every 11,000 people in the worst affected forces.

The Great Manchester police have not provided data to the UK since 2019, so the numbers are not included in our analysis.

To calculate the amount of ‘unresolved’ crimes, the Daily Mail combined the figures of the whole investigation; Police provided by England ‘and’ the suspect could not prosecute ‘was not identified.