On this page you can find data related to criminally assaulted shootings in South Bend. The location of the incident is rounded to the 100-block in order to protect the privacy and anonymity of residents involved.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is a criminally assaulted shooting?
What is a criminally assaulted shooting?
Fatal and non-fatal shooting incidents with a victim, excluding firearm accidents, justifiable homicides, self-defense shootings, and suicides.
What is Group Member Involved (GMI)?
What is Group Member Involved (GMI)?
GMI stands for Group Member Involved. Non- GMI is any shooting classification not related to group violence.
Why “Group” instead of gang?
Why “Group” instead of gang?
According to the National Network for Safe Communities, an exclusive focus on gangs, which is often understood to include notions like organization and leadership, will exclude a significant number of groups that contribute heavily to serious violence, such as loosely affiliated neighborhood drug crews.
Therefore, group member involved shootings are included in the stats throughout this page.
What is the data source for this tool?
What is the data source for this tool?
The data source for the map is the Police department’s records management system and the data is administered by SBPD Crime Analysts.
How often is the data on this tool updated?
How often is the data on this tool updated?
The data on this map is updated monthly. The date listed next to the “Updated through:” heading at the top of the map shows you the most recent data available to view on the tool.
Relevant resources and data
- South Bend Group Violence Intervention (GVI)
- Citywide Group Violence Intervention (GVI) Strategy Map, an interactive map that walks you how our GVI partnership works across the city.
- National Network for Safe Communities
- Goodwill of Michiana
- Group Violence Intervention S.A.V.E. Outreach Team Information