I get frustrated trying to get a point across and probably come across mean or condescending. But, as I've said before, I wouldn't be here bothering at all if I didn't actually like you guys.
I literally gave you data up to the current week you knucklehead. I guess you're complaining that I used the last complete calendar year to do a year-to-year comparison and then acknowledged the 30% year-to-date increase for 2022 that still puts it nowhere remotely near 1993 levels.
Regardless of the state of crime in NYC, I do want to know why that 66 year old dude was walking around with $17,000 cash and why those robbers knew about it.
You're really reaching. The data is on reports, not arrests.
Murders down 4-fold (have they changed the definition of murder) . Robbery and burglary down almost 7-fold. You're going to try to pin this on changes in the law?
You know what people love more than anything? Talking about how much...
1993, New York City, population 16,595,000:
1927 murders
3225 rapes
85592 robberies
41121 felonious assaults
2021, New York City, population 18,823,000:
488 murders
1491 rapes
13831 robberies
22835 felonious assaults
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