They do have property crimes. They do in varying amount based on how accepted it is and how much the city and it's citizens fight it. You realistically can't br

They do have property crimes. They do in varying amount based on how accepted it is and how much the city and it's citizens fight it. You realistically can't bring it down to zero, but there is a big gap between, let say, Seattle vs Montreal to pick 2 extremes. Even NYC isn't that bad depending on where you live, but it can swing straight back if people just sit back and accept it.