Special15: Nonfatal Violence Toward Pregnant Women: Percentage of violent victimizations against females ages 18–49 by type of crime, select incident characteristics, and pregnancy status, 2018–2022

Characteristic	Pregnant^a	Not pregnant
Type of crime
Rape or sexual assault	15.3	16.4
Robbery^d	23.5	9.0
Aggravated assault	17.2	17.1
Simple assault^d	43.9	57.4
Select incident characteristics
Reported to police^d	58.1	42.9
Intimate partner violence^{b, d}	55.7	27.0
Injured	36.7	30.1
Received victim services^{c, d}	30.2	10.6
NOTE: Details may not sum to totals due to rounding and because select incident characteristics are not mutually exclusive. Only victims of crime who are female ages 18–49 at time of interview were asked whether they were pregnant at the time of the incident. During 2018–22, the victim was pregnant in 313,730 violent victimizations, while there were 8.1 million violent victimizations where the victim was not pregnant. Victimization refers to the total number of times that persons were victims of crime. Therefore, if a person was a victim of both a robbery and simple assault during the time period, both victimizations are included in estimates.
^a Comparison group.
^b Includes the subset of violent victimizations that were committed by current or former spouses, boyfriends, or girlfriends.
^c Includes violent victimizations for which victims received assistance from a victim service provider.
^d Difference with comparison group is significant at the 95% confidence level.
SOURCE: Bureau of Justice Statistics, National Crime Victimization Survey