Mapa do crime no Brasil com dados oficiais de polícia, DataSUS e CNJ. Busque sua cidade ou bairro e veja estatísticas por 100 mil habitantes.

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About Crime Brasil

Crime Brasil is a web map of crime in Brazil. Users can search for a city or neighborhood and view statistics per 100,000 inhabitants. The site combines open data from more than 50 official sources, including state police records, mortality from external causes in DataSUS, criminal cases from the CNJ, federal highway accident records from the PRF, and population figures from the IBGE census. According to the site, no figures are estimated, and each number is shown with the agency that published it.

The site also offers a paid custom report for a specific address. According to the homepage, an analyst prepares the report, which is described as delivered within 24 hours. The site is in Portuguese and covers Brazil.

Key features

  • Search crime statistics by city or neighborhood across Brazil
  • Statistics expressed per 100,000 inhabitants
  • Combines police, DataSUS, CNJ, PRF and IBGE census data
  • Each figure is labeled with its originating agency
  • Open data platform drawing on more than 50 official sources
  • Paid custom report for a specific address, prepared by an analyst
Best for: People in Brazil who want official crime statistics for a specific city or neighborhood, such as residents comparing areas or journalists checking local figures.
Good for
  • Each figure is taken from a public file and labeled with its source agency.
  • Brings together several official databases in one place.
Watch out for
  • The custom address report is a paid service.
  • The site is in Portuguese.

Crime Brasil at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
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Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
Portuguese
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Crime Brasil FAQ

Where does the data come from?
The site states that it uses state police occurrence records, mortality from external causes from DataSUS, criminal cases from the CNJ, federal highway accident data from the PRF, and population figures from the IBGE census.
Are the numbers estimated?
The site states that no figures are estimated. Each number comes from a public file, and the originating agency is shown next to it.
How do I get a report for a specific address?
You can request a custom report through the site's request button. According to the homepage, an analyst prepares it and it is delivered within 24 hours, with a money-back guarantee.
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