The Drop in Crime

The crime rate has declined in recent years, the crime rate across the country has declined. Since 1993, there was a reduction report of over 38%. The decline in the crime rate in the United States is mainly due to three main reasons. These reasons include community involvement, small criminal offenders being interrogated to present larger criminal clues, and new computer technologies available today. Many citizens suffer from the criminal behavior of their community. They organized a neighborhood watch, a patrol with citizens, and regional cleaning, began harassing the slums, allowing narcotics sellers to use their wealth.

Prior to 1985, New York City was as violent and dangerous as Gotham. By 2001, the crime rate sharply declined (and continues to decline over the next decade!). What is the cause of this huge crime rate decline? They cleaned the streets (no graffiti, no one asked for payment after the windows were cleaned, did not urinate the public, etc).

According to statistics released by the FBI in 2013, the national crime rate continues to decline, including a 4.4% reduction in the nationwide violent crime rate. It has been reported that the crime rate has declined significantly in almost all crime categories, from property crime (4.1% reduction) to theft, car theft, arson. From the late 1960s to the early 1970s, the crime rate fell the most in major cities. Between 1990 and 2014, the number of homicides investigated by New York City decreased by 85%. Chicago and Detroit, a city known for high levels of violence and crime, 2014 was a record year. Recordable lows. Since the early 1970s, the incidence of murder and violent crime has declined in both cities. Take out information on all these statistics?

The sharp decline in the crime rate is mainly due to the efforts of the neighborhood district supported by the government that focused on reducing crime killings in target areas by 40% and violent crime by 36% in four years. Under the supervision of Baker, the county regained the population lost during the housing crisis During the past few years, the rapid growth of Prince George at Washington DC was more new residence than all other residents We collected people.

In fact, the reasons for the sharp decline in New York in the 1990s are controversial. There, the violent crime rate fell by more than 56% and the property crime rate fell 65%. But New York University sociologist David Greenberg stated the reason why declines in the crime rate have yet to be explained. However, the absence of specific reasons does not preclude experts from eliminating factors that do not lead to economic recession. According to the report of the Brennan Justice Center of the New York University law school, after controlling the variables, "Increasing the prison in the 1990s has little effect on the decline in property crime and there is no effect on violent crime."