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Q1. For each of the following years, please provide the number of Failure to Appear warrants received by the force.
a. 2020
b. 2021
c. 2022
d. 2023
e. 2024
f. 2025 to date
Q2. For each of the years listed above in Q.1, please state how many Failure to Appear warrants were:
a. Category A offences
b. Category B offences
c. Category C offences
Question 1:
2020 – 715
2021 – 924
2022 – 877
2023 – 864
2024 – 988
2025 – 663
Question 2:
2020:
Category A – 203
Category B – 477
Category C – 31
2021:
Category A – 323
Category B – 577
Category C – 20
2022:
Category A – 285
Category B – 555
Category C – 33
2023:
Category A – 275
Category B – 514
Category C – 67
2024:
Category A – 257
Category B – 591
Category C – 128
2025:
Category A – 186
Category B – 371
Category C – 103
We are aware of data quality issues with regard to the categorisation of warrants. Some warrants on our system do not have a category recorded. This means that the total number of Failure to Appear warrants recorded each year is greater than the sum of Category A, B and C warrants recorded.
The numerical data presented in this response is an un-audited snapshot of un-published data sourced from "live" systems and is subject to the interpretation of the original request by the individual extracting the data.
Northamptonshire Police systems are designed primarily for the management of individual cases and not for the production of statistical information for Freedom of Information responses.
The figures provided therefore are our best interpretation of relevance of data to your request, but you should be aware that the collation of figures for ad hoc requests may have limitations and this should be taken into account when the data is used.
If you decide to write an article/use the enclosed data, we ask you to take into consideration the factors highlighted in this document so as to not mislead members of the public or official bodies or misrepresent the relevance of the whole or any part of this disclosed material.