Chicago on Pace for Fewest Shootings, Homicides Since 2019: Police – WTTW (Chicago)

The 533 homicides recorded across the city through the end of November mark a nearly 9 percent decline compared to the same time last year. That total is also nearly 19 percent below 2022’s pace and 29 percent below 2021’s pace. Also thus far in 2024, total robberies are down by 16 percent and armed robberies are down 32 percent, while motor vehicle thefts have declined by 26 percent compared to last year.
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David F
1 year ago

While police officers killed is climbing….
If you don’t listen to a police officer whatever happens next I DON’T CARE!

Fed up neighbor
1 year ago

So what’s the percentage of crimes that haven’t been reported to doctor the figures

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

People giving up on reporting crime, crimes pled down to misdemeanors or dismissed and unknown crimes all add up to crowing from the SJW’s that “ restorative “ and “ holistic approaches ” to crime are knocking the numbers down. Add in fewer people to victimize due to avoiding CHI or abandoning IL altogether, and we can see how REPORTED crime is down.

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