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The numbers are different because the The City Of New York dropped the number down, The FBI still recognizes the high number.
The numbers at the federal and local jurisdiction levels are usually different because the local jurisdiction will go back after the FBI report and drop or reclassify cases to make the numbers they release look better.
I know that Houston and Dallas both in general have received alot of Black Angelenos over the past 10 years. I have read about the problems going on out there, though. Does the Bay Area go through this?
A large majority of black people on the West Coast are originally from Texas and Louisiana.
hate black gangs? since when does a civilized person like any gangs??? so im guessing the almighty latin kings in Chicago would buy you breakfast and give you a place to sleep for the night?
If you want to know the numbers for agg. assaults, robberies, ect. go to
atlantapd.org/index.asp?nav=Stats
Atlanta's trends are unusual as it's highest number was in 1973 while most if not all other major cities had their highest numbers in the early to mid 90's.
Atlanta's trends are unusual as it's highest number was in 1973 while most if not all other major cities had their highest numbers in the early to mid 90's.
Yeah, the only other major cities that I know of that had their peak in the seventies were
Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, & San Antonio, but all of these, except San Antonio have lost population since the seventies.
My semi-old neighborhood (Southside Jamaica, Queens, NYC) is covered by 2 precincts, one is at 11 and the other is at 8.
Population is about 70k-80k.
Up to 26 now. Smfh.
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