Of the 19,808 violent offenses reported in 2007, 11 percent of the victims were juveniles (n = 2,170). There were 28 juvenile homicide victims, 588 juvenile rape victims, 299 juvenile robbery victims, and 1,255 juvenile victims of aggravated assault. Forty-seven percent of the juvenile victims of violent crimes were male, and 53 percent were females. Fifty-seven percent of the victims were Black, and 43 percent were White. A firearm was the weapon used in 23 percent of the offenses; hands, fists, or feet were used as a weapon in 54 percent of the offenses against juveniles, and a knife was used in 7 percent of the offenses; other dangerous weapons were used in 16 percent of the offenses. Thirty-eight percent of the victims were injured by the offenses; 18 percent with a firearm; 7 percent with a knife; 53 percent with fists, feet, or hands; and 23 percent with other dangerous weapons. Sixty-nine percent of the juvenile victims were acquainted with or related to the offender; 9 percent of the offenders were strangers to the victims; and the offenders were unknown in 22 percent of the offenses. The offender was another juvenile in 27 percent of the offenses. Fifty-four percent of the offenses occurred at a residence; 18 percent occurred on a street; 6 percent occurred at a school; 5 percent occurred in a parking lot; and 18 percent occurred in other locations. Detailed data are provided for each type of violent offense against a juvenile. Extensive tables and figures