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Some areas of the city get historically low crime rates because they are essentially avoided at all costs, not because the place is safe. People "locked up" ins
by lp4vn 3y ago
Some areas of the city get historically low crime rates because they are essentially avoided at all costs, not because the place is safe. People "locked up" inside their own homes is not what I would call public security, even though the data will show that the numbers improved.
- resolutebat 3y agoI get the argument, I'm asking for an example of a city that's improving on a paper but in reality getting more dangerous. Subtext: I'm a little skeptical one exists, unless you're looking at a place like Venezuela where stats have been entirely fictional for years.