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Appendix A: Survey Results
Law Enforcement Survey Responses
Of 261 surveys disseminated by the Virginia State Crime Commission to law enforcement
agencies in Virginia, 164 were completed and returned. The information provided below
represents a compilation of these responses. Because not all responses were quantifiable,
some survey questions may not be reflected here.
Table 1
Number of law enforcement agencies receiving reports of ritual activity
Frequency of reports During the past
year
During the past five
years
None 93 72
1-5 53 51
6-10 11 17
11-15 1 10
16-25 3 7
Over 25 3 7
No involvement 93 72
Some involvement 71 92