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Table 3-1: Age and Sex of Perpetrators, 1999 DCDC

Age Malea Femaleb Totalc
N Percentage N Percentage N Percentage

19 years or younger

13,579

6.4%

15,982

4.7%

29,561

5.3%

20-29

52,473

24.8%

125,963

36.8%

178,436

32.2%

30-39

86,185

40.7%

144,815

42.3%

231,000

41.7%

40-49

44,169

20.8%

42,396

12.4%

86,565

15.6%

50 years or older

15,515

7.3%

12,970

3.8%

28,485

5.1%

Total

211,921

100.0%

342,126

100.0%

554,047

99.9%

Note. Based on data from 21 States: Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, and Wyoming. Percentages are based upon a total count of 554,047 perpetrators from reports in which the perpetrator's age and sex were provided. Some duplication is reflected in this count because some perpetrators were involved in more than one report, and some perpetrators victimized more than one child.

a Mean = 34.5; Q1 = 28.0; Q2 = 34.0; Q3 = 40.0.

b Mean = 32.0; Q1 = 26.0; Q2 = 31.0; Q3 = 37.0.

c Mean = 33.0; Q1 = 26.0; Q2 = 32.0; Q3 = 38.0.