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March Sees Drop in Homicides — But Overall Crime in NYC Spikes Over 30%, NYPD Stats Reveal
The NYPD revealed the city’s crime statistics for the month of March, announcing an overall crime index increase of 36.5% compared to the same time last year, but a dip in homicides. Overall index crime increased by 36.5% in March 2022, compared to the same period a year ago (9,873 v. 7,232). This increase, according to the NYPD, is driven…
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NYPD to Address New Crime Stats
The NYPD will address new crime statistics. Romney Smith reports.
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As City Sees Uptick in Crime, NYC Mayor Calls for Bail Reform Adjustment
As the city he leads saw a sharp uptick in crime last month, New York City’s mayor again called for judges to have the power to determine ‘dangerousness’ when deciding whether or not to release a defendant on bail
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NYPD Crime Stats Show Troubling Upward Trend in Anti-Semitic Crimes, Teen Robberies
Hate crimes, fueled by anti-Semitism, increased by 72 incidents from 2018 and teen robbery victims also saw a big surge in Manhattan and the Bronx
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NYPD's Crime Stats for 2019 Show Troubling Upticks
While overall crime was down for 2019, there were troubling upticks in hate crimes, especially against Jews, and robberies committed by and against younger people. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.
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NYC Sees Over 300 Killings, But Not All Were in 2019
New York City’s annual homicide total has surpassed 300 for the first time since 2016, fueled by pockets of gang violence, a pair of quadruple killings and an unusual number of bookkeeping adjustments. Through Dec. 22, the city has tallied 311 homicides, compared with 290 at the same point last year. It’s the second straight year of increases after the…