Washington — Nationwide homicides have decreased by 13%, according to data released by the FBI Quarterly Crime Report, which exhibits a downward tick in violent crime across the U.S. In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide. In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program.
decreased !
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
FBI data reveals misperceived reality
Washington — Nationwide homicides have decreased by 13%, according to data released by the FBI Quarterly Crime Report, which exhibits a downward tick in violent crime across the U.S. In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide. In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program.
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: FBI data reveals misperceived reality Washington — Nationwide homicides have decreased by 13%, according to data released by the FBI Quarterly Crime Report, which exhibits a downward tick in violent crime across the U.S. In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide. In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program.
decreased !
Expected to continue through this year at least.
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: FBI data reveals misperceived reality Washington — Nationwide homicides have decreased by 13%, according to data released by the FBI Quarterly Crime Report, which exhibits a downward tick in violent crime across the U.S. In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide. In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program.
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: FBI data reveals misperceived reality Washington — Nationwide homicides have decreased by 13%, according to data released by the FBI Quarterly Crime Report, which exhibits a downward tick in violent crime across the U.S. In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide. In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program. decreased !Expected to continue through this year at least.
if joe biden is president again next year it will continue to go further down
otherwise no
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: FBI data reveals misperceived reality Washington — Nationwide homicides have decreased by 13%, according to data released by the FBI Quarterly Crime Report, which exhibits a downward tick in violent crime across the U.S. In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide. In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program. decreased !Expected to continue through this year at least.
if joe biden is president again next year it will continue to go further down
Data don't lie. Overall, US crime rates peaked in the 1990s and have been declining since then. Since most crimes are committed by young people, crime rates tend to decline as population grows older. However many people still wrongly assume crime rate is high because of constant news about crimes.
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Data don't lie. Overall, US crime rates peaked in the 1990s and have been declining since then. Since most crimes are committed by young people, crime rates tend to decline as population grows older. However many people still wrongly assume crime rate is high because of constant news about crimes.
In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide. In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program.
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In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide. In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program.
Trump may be the most anti-police president in US history. Every year, his budgets sought to reduce funding for local and state policing but congress democrats stopped him. His election campaigns owe millions of dollars to cities that held rallies. Twice impeached Trump encourages law breaking and surrounds himself with criminals. Police officers injured during January 6 capitol attack denounce Trump as anti-law enforcement.
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Trump may be the most anti-police president in US history. Every year, his budgets sought to reduce funding for local and state policing but congress democrats stopped him. His election campaigns owe millions of dollars to cities that held rallies. Twice impeached Trump encourages law breaking and surrounds himself with criminals. Police officers injured during January 6 capitol attack denounce Trump as anti-law enforcement.
In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide.
It may have had an impact
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
In May 2021, the Justice Department launched a violent crime reduction strategy to issue grants to target the United States' gun violence epidemic, the rise of hate crimes and officer shortages in law enforcement agencies nationwide.
In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program.
@fubah2
But the MAGAS claim the Democrats are actively trying to DEFUND the police
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program.
@fubah2
But the MAGAS claim the Democrats are actively trying to DEFUND the police
According to the data, violent crime decreased by approximately 6% across all U.S. regions in the final quarter of 2023 compared to the final quarter of 2022. Murder, a subcategory under the violent crime category, decreased by 13%, while rape decreased by 12% in the same time frame across the U.S.
Robbery and aggravated assault each decreased by 5%.
Property crime decreased by 4% from the final quarter of 2022 to the final quarter of 2023 as well. Arson decreased by 8%, burglary by 10% and larceny-theft by 6%. By contrast, motor vehicle theft increased by 11%.
Violent crime, particularly murder, increased during 2020, but has since declined to pre-pandemic levels, The Associated Press reported in October 2023, citing the FBI’s annual report on crime in 2022.
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Crime Rates Falling
Despite Wrongful Belief Among Many Americans
According to the data, violent crime decreased by approximately 6% across all U.S. regions in the final quarter of 2023 compared to the final quarter of 2022. Murder, a subcategory under the violent crime category, decreased by 13%, while rape decreased by 12% in the same time frame across the U.S.
Robbery and aggravated assault each decreased by 5%.
Property crime decreased by 4% from the final quarter of 2022 to the final quarter of 2023 as well. Arson decreased by 8%, burglary by 10% and larceny-theft by 6%. By contrast, motor vehicle theft increased by 11%.
Violent crime, particularly murder, increased during 2020, but has since declined to pre-pandemic levels, The Associated Press reported in October 2023, citing the FBI’s annual report on crime in 2022.
FBI says US Crime Rates are DROPPING under Biden Admin!
In October, the FBI will release its final and most comprehensive look at crime in 2023.
“It suggests that when we get the final data in October, we will have seen likely the largest one-year decline in murder that has ever been recorded,” said Jeff Asher, a former CIA analyst who now studies crime trends.
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FBI says US Crime Rates are DROPPING under Biden Admin!
In October, the FBI will release its final and most comprehensive look at crime in 2023.
“It suggests that when we get the final data in October, we will have seen likely the largest one-year decline in murder that has ever been recorded,” said Jeff Asher, a former CIA analyst who now studies crime trends.
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program. @fubah2 But the MAGAS claim the Democrats are actively trying to DEFUND the police
Yeah weird......but consider the source
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Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: In November, the Department of Justice announced nearly $217 million in funding for hiring 1,730 entry-level officers at 394 agencies in 48 states through the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services' (COPS) hiring program. @fubah2 But the MAGAS claim the Democrats are actively trying to DEFUND the police
In the chaotic early months of the Covid pandemic under president Trump, when the U.S. was also going through the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder, violent crime rose across the country.
Murders in 2020 increased at the fastest rate since national statistics began in 1960.
Other crimes, like shootings and car thefts, also increased.
The surge in violence left some experts worried that the U.S. might be entering another era of high crime, similar to that of the 1960s through the ’90s.
But the data over the past year has offered a much more optimistic picture.
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In the chaotic early months of the Covid pandemic under president Trump, when the U.S. was also going through the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder, violent crime rose across the country.
Murders in 2020 increased at the fastest rate since national statistics began in 1960.
Other crimes, like shootings and car thefts, also increased.
The surge in violence left some experts worried that the U.S. might be entering another era of high crime, similar to that of the 1960s through the ’90s.
But the data over the past year has offered a much more optimistic picture.
the drop in crime does not appear to be well understood by large majorities of Americans, according to polls. A Gallup poll in December found that 77% of Americans believe crime rates are worsening.
“The perception doesn’t match the actuality in a lot of places because people are bad at perceiving risk,” Asher said, adding that both traditional and social media tend to spotlight violence and disorder.
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As NBC News previously reported,
the drop in crime does not appear to be well understood by large majorities of Americans, according to polls. A Gallup poll in December found that 77% of Americans believe crime rates are worsening.
“The perception doesn’t match the actuality in a lot of places because people are bad at perceiving risk,” Asher said, adding that both traditional and social media tend to spotlight violence and disorder.
As NBC News previously reported, the drop in crime does not appear to be well understood by large majorities of Americans, according to polls. A Gallup poll in December found that 77% of Americans believe crime rates are worsening. “The perception doesn’t match the actuality in a lot of places because people are bad at perceiving risk,” Asher said, adding that both traditional and social media tend to spotlight violence and disorder.
The number of murders in U.S. cities fell by more than 12 percent — which would be the biggest national decline on record.
The spike that started in 2020 now looks more like a blip,
and the murder rate is lower than it was during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s!!
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
As NBC News previously reported, the drop in crime does not appear to be well understood by large majorities of Americans, according to polls. A Gallup poll in December found that 77% of Americans believe crime rates are worsening. “The perception doesn’t match the actuality in a lot of places because people are bad at perceiving risk,” Asher said, adding that both traditional and social media tend to spotlight violence and disorder.
The number of murders in U.S. cities fell by more than 12 percent — which would be the biggest national decline on record.
The spike that started in 2020 now looks more like a blip,
and the murder rate is lower than it was during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s!!
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: As NBC News previously reported, the drop in crime does not appear to be well understood by large majorities of Americans, according to polls. A Gallup poll in December found that 77% of Americans believe crime rates are worsening. “The perception doesn’t match the actuality in a lot of places because people are bad at perceiving risk,” Asher said, adding that both traditional and social media tend to spotlight violence and disorder. The number of murders in U.S. cities fell by more than 12 percent — which would be the biggest national decline on record. The spike that started in 2020 now looks more like a blip, and the murder rate is lower than it was during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s!!
president biden and the dems !!
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: As NBC News previously reported, the drop in crime does not appear to be well understood by large majorities of Americans, according to polls. A Gallup poll in December found that 77% of Americans believe crime rates are worsening. “The perception doesn’t match the actuality in a lot of places because people are bad at perceiving risk,” Asher said, adding that both traditional and social media tend to spotlight violence and disorder. The number of murders in U.S. cities fell by more than 12 percent — which would be the biggest national decline on record. The spike that started in 2020 now looks more like a blip, and the murder rate is lower than it was during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s!!
FBI says US Crime Rates are DROPPING under Biden Admin! In October, the FBI will release its final and most comprehensive look at crime in 2023. “It suggests that when we get the final data in October, we will have seen likely the largest one-year decline in murder that has ever been recorded,” said Jeff Asher, a former CIA analyst who now studies crime trends.
Great news!
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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
FBI says US Crime Rates are DROPPING under Biden Admin! In October, the FBI will release its final and most comprehensive look at crime in 2023. “It suggests that when we get the final data in October, we will have seen likely the largest one-year decline in murder that has ever been recorded,” said Jeff Asher, a former CIA analyst who now studies crime trends.
[Quote: Originally Posted by KellyM_1964]Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: the biggest national decline on record. The spike that started in 2020 now looks more like a blip, and the murder rate is lower than it was during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s!!
president biden
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[Quote: Originally Posted by KellyM_1964]Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: the biggest national decline on record. The spike that started in 2020 now looks more like a blip, and the murder rate is lower than it was during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s!!
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: As NBC News previously reported, the drop in crime does not appear to be well understood by large majorities of Americans, according to polls. A Gallup poll in December found that 77% of Americans believe crime rates are worsening. “The perception doesn’t match the actuality in a lot of places because people are bad at perceiving risk,” Asher said, adding that both traditional and social media tend to spotlight violence and disorder. The number of murders in U.S. cities fell by more than 12 percent — which would be the biggest national decline on record. The spike that started in 2020 now looks more like a blip, and the murder rate is lower than it was during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s!! president biden and the dems !!
hopefully it continues
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: As NBC News previously reported, the drop in crime does not appear to be well understood by large majorities of Americans, according to polls. A Gallup poll in December found that 77% of Americans believe crime rates are worsening. “The perception doesn’t match the actuality in a lot of places because people are bad at perceiving risk,” Asher said, adding that both traditional and social media tend to spotlight violence and disorder. The number of murders in U.S. cities fell by more than 12 percent — which would be the biggest national decline on record. The spike that started in 2020 now looks more like a blip, and the murder rate is lower than it was during the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s!! president biden and the dems !!
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