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post 1699071403 03-11-2024, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted By NYPat
We're done here.
If a pile of pig vomit somehow gained sentience and was able to type on a keyboard....you would have this ph@ggot.
Never Relax
post 1699073663 03-11-2024, 07:36 PM
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They literally stopped reporting it so they can gaslight people into thinking the crime they see every single day is not real.
post 1699073843 03-11-2024, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted By 128
They literally stopped reporting it so they can gaslight people into thinking the crime they see every single day is not real.
The New York City and Los Angeles police departments are among the 40% of law enforcement agencies nationwide not sharing their 2021 crime data with the FBI.

“Crime is on a lot of people’s minds, and it’s unfortunate that in 2021, we don’t have good crime data from across the country,” said data reporter Weihua Li.

Li is with The Marshall Project, a nonpartisan, nonprofit news organization that covers the country’s criminal justice system.

>>>But NYPat says it's not substantiated!
post 1699073913 03-11-2024, 07:43 PM
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Tracking crime statistics – and more importantly, whether or not crime is rising or falling in the United States – is getting harder to do. That’s because nearly a third of America’s cities are no longer reporting crime statistics to the FBI.

This is more than just a problem for policymakers looking for data to address the cities most in need of assistance. It also means that some policymakers are demanding bad policy because they’re relying on incomplete data.

The Marshall Project reported that 31 percent of the 18,000 law enforcement agencies across the U.S. failed to report crime data to the FBI’s national database after transitioning to a new data collection system, according to the latest statistics from the FBI. That’s a slight improvement from 2021, when 40 percent of law enforcement agencies didn’t report crime data. Still, it’s a glaring blind spot, especially when that data is missing from some of the largest metro areas dealing with rampant, out-of-control crime.

Many of those cities also happen to be led by the loudest voices calling for gun control, defunding police and soft-on-crime policies. The trifecta means that gun control politicians are missing a third of the crime picture yet demanding 100 percent of the gun control. Typical behavior for zealots who favor government control over individual freedom.

Biggest Offenders

Just 24 percent of New York’s police departments sent their crime data to the FBI. That’s a failing grade in anyone’s book. That includes New York City’s Police Department, along with neighboring Suffolk, Nassau and Westchester County police. Just 141 of the 583 New York police agencies reported data in 2022.

Pennsylvania was worse, with just nine percent of police departments reporting crime data to the FBI. Only 126 of the 1,392 police agencies reported their statistics. Missing were Pittsburgh, Allentown and Scranton.

Maryland police agencies reported just 38 percent of the time, with 65 of the 170 police departments failing to send the FBI crucial crime data. Departments surrounding Washington, D.C., which has been plagued by crime, didn’t submit any data, including Anne Arundel County and Howard County near Baltimore. Other surrounding communities including Montgomery County and Prince George’s County submitted just two months of data.

California came in with just 49 percent – less than half – of police agencies sending crime statistics to the FBI.
post 1699073983 03-11-2024, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted By freeheeler
As a liberal man, what's your answer?
I didn't make this thread.
Republicans are weak men who pretend to be strong

Democrats are strong men who pretend to be weak
post 1699074683 03-11-2024, 08:10 PM
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If you no longer prosecute crime and dismiss all criminals, the crime rate goes down.

post 1699074803 03-11-2024, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
I didn't make this thread.
What does that have to do with it? You're the one who's bitching about do nothing republicans. Let's go hotshot...what's your answer to the mess?
Hey Timmy, show us on the boy doll where the tampon goes...
post 1699076203 03-11-2024, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted By 6gorillion
Tracking crime statistics – and more importantly, whether or not crime is rising or falling in the United States – is getting harder to do. That’s because nearly a third of America’s cities are no longer reporting crime statistics to the FBI.

This is more than just a problem for policymakers looking for data to address the cities most in need of assistance. It also means that some policymakers are demanding bad policy because they’re relying on incomplete data.

The Marshall Project reported that 31 percent of the 18,000 law enforcement agencies across the U.S. failed to report crime data to the FBI’s national database after transitioning to a new data collection system, according to the latest statistics from the FBI. That’s a slight improvement from 2021, when 40 percent of law enforcement agencies didn’t report crime data. Still, it’s a glaring blind spot, especially when that data is missing from some of the largest metro areas dealing with rampant, out-of-control crime.

Many of those cities also happen to be led by the loudest voices calling for gun control, defunding police and soft-on-crime policies. The trifecta means that gun control politicians are missing a third of the crime picture yet demanding 100 percent of the gun control. Typical behavior for zealots who favor government control over individual freedom.

Biggest Offenders

Just 24 percent of New York’s police departments sent their crime data to the FBI. That’s a failing grade in anyone’s book. That includes New York City’s Police Department, along with neighboring Suffolk, Nassau and Westchester County police. Just 141 of the 583 New York police agencies reported data in 2022.

Pennsylvania was worse, with just nine percent of police departments reporting crime data to the FBI. Only 126 of the 1,392 police agencies reported their statistics. Missing were Pittsburgh, Allentown and Scranton.

Maryland police agencies reported just 38 percent of the time, with 65 of the 170 police departments failing to send the FBI crucial crime data. Departments surrounding Washington, D.C., which has been plagued by crime, didn’t submit any data, including Anne Arundel County and Howard County near Baltimore. Other surrounding communities including Montgomery County and Prince George’s County submitted just two months of data.

California came in with just 49 percent – less than half – of police agencies sending crime statistics to the FBI.
Police departments had decades to transition to the new reporting system, when the deadline came they weren't ready. Remember, these are the kind of guys who will stand in the hall by the dozens while kids get killed in their classroom. Not surprising they missed the deadline.

Reporting statistics to the FBI isn't mandatory, in a couple years it's expected to be back to ~80% of departments responding though, and that's plenty for statistical analysis.

https://www.themarshallproject.org/2...liable-to-tell
post 1699076263 03-11-2024, 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Fishman15
What does that have to do with it? You're the one who's bitching about do nothing republicans. Let's go hotshot...what's your answer to the mess?
He's an admitted troll that said he does this on multiple forums all day long. Just ignore him and move along.
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