The Belize Crime Observatory (BCO) has issued a crime analysis report for the period January to November 2020. This report focuses on the major crimes category as a whole but also focuses on murders, property crimes (robbery, burglary, and theft), and sexual violence. There are also data sets on autopsies and incarcerations. Despite seeing fluctuations in the reported incidents of major crimes, there was an overall 30% decrease for the months of January to November 2020, when compared to the same period last year. During this time, there were 818 major crimes reported, a reduction of 352 from the 1,170 incidents which were reported for this period in 2019. Of the 818 major crimes reports, around 80% of those were crimes of robbery, burglary, or theft. Robberies and burglaries saw the greatest decline, from 235 to 145 and 644 to 441 incidents respectively, while rape observed the least significant decline, from 28 to 25 incidents. The overall decline in major crimes of 30% represents a marked improvement from the 8% decline recorded for January to November 2019. This decline, according to the BCO, was attributed to special measures to limit mobility during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as targeted police interventions.