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No, there is a crime problem, specifically a property crime problem. On crimes that involve loss of life, the biggest Californian cities are doing Okay, if not
by threatofrain 3y ago
No, there is a crime problem, specifically a property crime problem. On crimes that involve loss of life, the biggest Californian cities are doing Okay, if not better than expected per capita. On property crime California's cities have very elevated risk per capita, especially SF.
Being killed is a big deal, but no city has such a problem with murder that it can touch the scale of property crime. Thus property crime is the lens by which people will view the risk of crime.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> there is a crime problem, specifically a property crime problem Not in the Presidio. Nor much of the South Bay. I went to a nice sushi restaurant in an okay part of Sunnyvale, and came out to cops politely watching over my friend's car: he had sat on his keys during dinner thereby opening the boot unattended.