@lIlIlIlIlIlIl@florencia I won’t go in the article to pull keywords to try finding a credible source. I am really glad you’re asking for one.
Sometimes, I feel people get annoyed when I ask (it’s why I don’t do hyperlinks because I need to see where it’s taking me rather than a blind trust click).
I ignore the NYP and all thing fox because they lie. WSJ is sometimes questionable because it’s still murdoch.
No one is going to find data that crime has gone up but according to MAGAs the laws in CA have changed so what was considered crimes are less reported because of “diversion” programs. There’s also some excuses of less reporting because of fear in minority neighborhoods and less reporting from LEOs because they’ve pretty much just given up doing their real jobs across the nation.
No one can argue that violence and homicides have gone down but there appears to be some grey areas with theft, vandalism and domestic violence as laws in CA have essentially clouded how those are reported and how offenders face less punishment.
Credible source please, can’t trust freedomeagle.net or foxnews.com or anusclowns.com, they’re all just trash
@lIlIlIlIlIlIl @florencia I won’t go in the article to pull keywords to try finding a credible source. I am really glad you’re asking for one.
Sometimes, I feel people get annoyed when I ask (it’s why I don’t do hyperlinks because I need to see where it’s taking me rather than a blind trust click).
I ignore the NYP and all thing fox because they lie. WSJ is sometimes questionable because it’s still murdoch.
No one is going to find data that crime has gone up but according to MAGAs the laws in CA have changed so what was considered crimes are less reported because of “diversion” programs. There’s also some excuses of less reporting because of fear in minority neighborhoods and less reporting from LEOs because they’ve pretty much just given up doing their real jobs across the nation.
No one can argue that violence and homicides have gone down but there appears to be some grey areas with theft, vandalism and domestic violence as laws in CA have essentially clouded how those are reported and how offenders face less punishment.