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Why Can’t We Talk About the Murder Wave?
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You would think the family would want to cooperate with police so the person who shot their child could be brought to justice.
True.Her family probably wishes the gun never got into the shooters hand but we live in a country where 23 million guns were put on the streets last year because people like you support that.
LEO out on one of their hooded night rides?
Looks like "Defunding the police" worked as expected.
Murders in U.S. Cities Were Near Record Highs in 2021
U.S. cities are facing a sustained surge in homicides, as police departments and mayors’ offices tally up crime statistics for 2021 and launch 2022 programs designed to curb gun violence.
Several cities set new records for murders last year. Philadelphia, Portland, Ore., Louisville, Ky., and Albuquerque, N.M., had their deadliest years on record. Philadelphia, the nation’s sixth-largest city, had 562 homicides surpassing its previous high of 500 set in 1990.
U.S. cities are facing a sustained surge in homicides, as police departments and mayors’ offices tally up crime statistics for 2021 and launch 2022 programs designed to curb gun violence.
Several cities set new records for murders last year. Philadelphia, Portland, Ore., Louisville, Ky., and Albuquerque, N.M., had their deadliest years on record. Philadelphia, the nation’s sixth-largest city, had 562 homicides surpassing its previous high of 500 set in 1990.
The overwhelming number of murders are committed by blacks.