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Title: London now more dangerous than New York City, crime stats suggest
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URL Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201 ... -new-york-crime-stats-suggest/
Published: Oct 20, 2017
Author: Staff
Post Date: 2017-10-20 16:38:17 by Horse
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Views: 1112
Comments: 3

London is now more crime ridden and dangerous than New York City, with rape, robbery and violent offences far higher on this side of the Atlantic.

The latest statistics, published earlier this week, revealed that crime across the UK was up by 13 per cent, with a surge in violence in the capital blamed for much of the increase.

Seizing on the figures, US President, Donald Trump, claimed the rise could be linked to the “spread of radical Islam”, adding that it demonstrated the need to “keep America safe”.

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He wrote on Twitter:

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While both London and New York have populations of around 8 million, figures suggest you are almost six times more likely to be burgled in the British capital than in the US city, and one and a half times more likely to fall victim to a robbery.

London has almost three times the number of reported rapes and while the murder rate in New York remains higher, the gap is narrowing dramatically.

The change in fortunes of the two global cities has been put down largely to the difference in tactics adopted by the two police forces.

Both Scotland Yard and the New York City Police Department (NYPD) have just over 30,000 officers each and budgets of around £3 billion a year.

But in the mid-1990s spiralling crime rates in New York - sparked by the crack cocaine epidemic - resulted in radical a new approach being adopted by the city's police department.

Under the leadership of Mayor Rudy Giuliani, and police commissioner, Bill Bratton, the NYPD introduced a zero tolerance approach to low level crime and flooded problem areas with patrols.

The force also put a huge amount of emphasis on community policing in order to build bridges between the police and members of the public.

As a result the murder plummeted from a high in 1990 of over 2,000 to a record low of 335 last year.

That figure is expected to fall even lower this year, and is currently in line to dip below 240.

Crime has been falling in New York for 20-years following a change in approach Crime has been falling in New York for 20-years following a change in approach But the last decade has seen the Metropolitan Police move away from the neighbourhood policing model and low level in favour of pursuing more serious offences.

Last week it emerged that Scotland Yard would not even bother investigating a large number of low level offences as part of a major cost cutting drive.

In addition a huge amount of police resources have been poured into high profile and politically sensitive cases, such as a the flawed VIP child abuse inquiry and the phone hacking inquiry.

At the same time crime rates in London have been creeping up and the latest statistics are likely to increase pressure of Met bosses to reassess their policing priorities.

Last year there were almost 70,000 burglaries in Greater London with more than 43,000 taking place in people's homes.

Robberies have also increased in London dramatically, largely as a result of people having mobile phones stolen.

Rory Geoghegan, head of criminal justice at the Centre for Social Justice, said neighbourhood policing had a wide range of benefits.

He said: “By embedding proactive community policing, the NYPD is helping tackle crime, improving the quality of life and building better relationships with the community.

"It’s an approach and argument that London – and the country as a whole – is struggling to maintain never mind bolster, with too many preferring to talk excitedly about investing in crime hubs to hunt online trolls.”

“The latest crime figures paint a depressing picture for London that reinforces the need for the sort of political and policing leadership that enabled the initial turnaround of the NYPD in the 1990s under Bill Bratton and enables the no less seismic shift being seen in New York City under Jimmy O’Neill today.”

David Green of the think tank Civitas, also said there was urgent need to put bobbies back on the beat.

He said: “It has been suggested by academics that bobbies on the beat do not reduce crime, but it is quite clear that a uniformed presence on the streets will act as an effective deterrent.

“The police in this country remain too influenced by the intelligence led investigations focused on serious crime.

“That is exactly the opposite of the model that has proved so effective in New York City over the past 20-years.”


Poster Comment:

Thugs in London carry bottles of acid because they are afraid of the gun laws. They have lots of stabbings in London. And they have a Muslim mayor.

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#1. To: Horse (#0)

London now more dangerous than New York City

Most US cities are. In 2015 NYC ranked lowest of all major US cities for violent crime.

Ada  posted on  2017-10-20   19:30:05 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#2. To: Ada (#1)

A lot of crime isn't reported in NYC - stitches for snitches.

The Truth of 911 Shall Set You Free From The Lie

Horse  posted on  2017-10-21   1:22:43 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


#3. To: Horse (#2)

A lot of crime isn't reported in NYC - stitches for snitches.

That's true anywhere, especially in places where the police won't investigate.

It is true, though, that NYC is not particularly violent. Fraud, however, is a different statistic.

Ada  posted on  2017-10-21   5:20:43 ET  Reply   Trace   Private Reply  


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