In crime performed by people under 18, there were most reported 16-year-old boys in 2013.
Although adding the numbers of boys and girls together, the largest number of crime for the age was 14.
It is simultaneously more that reports a mixed sex image where girls show an equal activity as boys.
Some Instead there are also girls who are leading the way.
Several executives tells increased used of bullying, intimidation and violence among girls.
It looks including out that girls make greater use of social media such behavior.
Some also report increased cannabis use among girls.
The figures from the police show that nearly one in three young people who commit crimes have minority backgrounds.
Of the 163 youths who embarked offense first half is 47 immigrants or Norwegian-born to immigrant parents.
This represents 29% of the total number.
The decline in the number of young offenders apply primarily the oldest group from 15 to 17 years.
Kristiansand has several 14-year-olds than 17-year-olds who commit offenses.
Girls make up more current through increased use of threats and violence.

Contact from Voiebyen, Vågsbygd, Grim, Søm and Lund expressed concern about boys who challenge them with their behavior by breaking rules, commit vandalism, threaten classmates and try out various drugs.
One of the schools have also been several incidents of violence against teachers and classmates.
It is composed issues related to several of these students and they have various reasons major challenges in adapting to school requirements and expectations.
Several executives from schools stated that they experience an increase in the number of pupils, both boys and girls, who are struggling mentally.
They mention students with depression, social anxiety, eating disorder, self-mutilation and sleep problems.
This worries them and they fear that some of these students, as a result of their poor mental health, are more vulnerable to make choices that can lead them into the environment with drugs and crime.
To meet these challenges and provide these young people needed and customized follow-up, it is crucial to have a holistic focus and a good interdepartmental and interdisciplinary collaboration.
In crime performed by people under 18, there were most reported 16-year-old boys in 2013. Although adding the numbers of boys and girls together, the largest number of crime for the age was 14. It is simultaneously more that reports a mixed sex image where girls show an equal activity as boys. Some Instead there are also girls who are leading the way. Several executives tells increased used of bullying, intimidation and violence among girls. It looks including out that girls make greater use of social media such behavior. Some also report increased cannabis use among girls. The figures from the police show that nearly one in three young people who commit crimes have minority backgrounds. Of the 163 youths who embarked offense first half is 47 immigrants or Norwegian-born to immigrant parents. This represents 29% of the total number. The decline in the number of young offenders apply primarily the oldest group from 15 to 17 years. Kristiansand has several 14-year-olds than 17-year-olds who commit offenses. Girls make up more current through increased use of threats and violence.
Contact from Voiebyen, Vågsbygd, Grim, Søm and Lund expressed concern about boys who challenge them with their behavior by breaking rules, commit vandalism, threaten classmates and try out various drugs. One of the schools have also been several incidents of violence against teachers and classmates. It is composed issues related to several of these students and they have various reasons major challenges in adapting to school requirements and expectations. Several executives from schools stated that they experience an increase in the number of pupils, both boys and girls, who are struggling mentally. They mention students with depression, social anxiety, eating disorder, self-mutilation and sleep problems. This worries them and they fear that some of these students, as a result of their poor mental health, are more vulnerable to make choices that can lead them into the environment with drugs and crime. To meet these challenges and provide these young people needed and customized follow-up, it is crucial to have a holistic focus and a good interdepartmental and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Kristiansand