I guess something else to note is that a lot of people will perceive people on the street with mental health issues or experiencing homelessness as "crime" Dur

I guess something else to note is that a lot of people will perceive people on the street with mental health issues or experiencing homelessness as "crime" During the pandemic less working people were out on the streets making the proportion of homeless people higher, so as people start going back to work there is a change in the proportion and some people (incorrectly) equate that to an increase in crime