There's a difference between statistics in context of all the events in the world and likelihood of something happening based on unrelated characteristics in is

There's a difference between statistics in context of all the events in the world and likelihood of something happening based on unrelated characteristics in isolation. There's nothing about being black or Jewish that makes a person more likely to commit crime, so "not enough info" is the correct answer there. If you did want to know the statistics for some area and some period of time, that's a different question. Ideally an LLM could also explain to you how/why those concept differ.