Highlights Per the US Department of Education, there were 38,303 crimes on college campuses in 2022, the highest number since 2013. A University of Chicago…
View More College Crimes Increased Before ProtestsCategory: Fear of Crime
Answering Your Hate Crime Questions-Latest Data From The USDOJ
Highlights An overview of the two principal sources of hate crime statistics offered by the US Department of Justice. The source you use will provide…
View More Answering Your Hate Crime Questions-Latest Data From The USDOJShould Parents Be Criminally Charged For Their Child’s Violent Crimes?
Highlights Are we ready to start criminally charging parents who contribute to their child’s violent acts? If so, we are about to undertake an unprecedented…
View More Should Parents Be Criminally Charged For Their Child’s Violent Crimes?Are Clueless Americans Obsessed With Fear Of Crime?-New Data
Highlights Americans state that crime is one of their top concerns. Per Gallup, fear of crime is at record levels. Crime was a top issue…
View More Are Clueless Americans Obsessed With Fear Of Crime?-New DataArrests And Crime Victims By Race And Ethnicity
Highlights An overview of those arrested or victimized by race or ethnic background. Author Leonard Adam Sipes, Jr. Retired federal senior spokesperson. Thirty-five years of…
View More Arrests And Crime Victims By Race And EthnicityCrime Is Up-Crime Is Down-Who’s Right?
Highlights Like declining inflation, most Americans don’t feel the change which is why the economy leads the nation’s voter priorities. Like crime, most Americans don’t…
View More Crime Is Up-Crime Is Down-Who’s Right?The Reader’s War: Progressives–Conservatives And Crime
Highlights There are more Independents than Democrats or Republicans. If we truly cared for the welfare of our fellow citizens, we would admit that we…
View More The Reader’s War: Progressives–Conservatives And CrimePer FBI-Cybercrimes Almost Double-37 Billion In Losses Since 2019
Highlights There have been huge increases in cybercrime-internet crimes since 2019. There have been 37 billion dollars in cybercrime losses since 2019. These crimes cost…
View More Per FBI-Cybercrimes Almost Double-37 Billion In Losses Since 2019Crime Decreased In 2023 Per The FBI-Metropolitan Areas Still Struggle With Crime
Highlights Except for homicides and rapes, most of the decreases in metropolitan areas (where the vast majority of Americans live) are rather small. Robberies increased…
View More Crime Decreased In 2023 Per The FBI-Metropolitan Areas Still Struggle With CrimeGrowing Concerns About Violence Despite FBI Statistics-Who’s Right?
Highlights The President and others insist that violent crime has decreased considerably. Yet data, citizens, and recent media reports say the opposite. Who’s right? Author…
View More Growing Concerns About Violence Despite FBI Statistics-Who’s Right?Arrests By Age-Juveniles Have The Highest Categories For Most Violent Crimes
Highlights The latest report from the FBI shows arrests by age. Juvenile arrests are astoundingly high. The number of juveniles killing other juveniles was the…
View More Arrests By Age-Juveniles Have The Highest Categories For Most Violent CrimesSo It’s Impossible To Have An Honest Conversation About Crime?
Highlights How are crime writers supposed to place violent crime in its proper perspective? How do we factually write about crime when the issue has…
View More So It’s Impossible To Have An Honest Conversation About Crime?Violent And Property Crimes By Month
Highlights Data for the most prominent months for violent and property crimes are available. Times that most crimes occur are also offered. Author Leonard Adam…
View More Violent And Property Crimes By MonthPresident Biden States That Crime Decreased Considerably-Did It?
Highlights President Biden firmly states that crime went down considerably in 2022 based on the most recent yearly crime reports. He suggests that crime went…
View More President Biden States That Crime Decreased Considerably-Did It?75 Million US Crime Victims: Understanding The Impact
Introduction Every year, tens of millions of Americans become victims of violent and property crimes, with statistics drawn from federal sources and…
View More 75 Million US Crime Victims: Understanding The ImpactHow Many Americans Are Victimized By Violent And Property Crime Yearly?
Introduction Tens of millions of Americans are victimized by violent and property crimes yearly. Approximate and direct numbers from federal sources and Gallup are below.…
View More How Many Americans Are Victimized By Violent And Property Crime Yearly?77% Say Their Interaction With Police Was A Positive Experience
Highlights It’s safe to say, based on polling data, that the great majority of the 54 million yearly police-citizen contacts, interactions were mostly positive which…
View More 77% Say Their Interaction With Police Was A Positive ExperienceCrime Victims By Age-Those 50 And Above Have Surprisingly High Numbers
Highlights We may want to rethink our traditional assessment of older individuals as being safe from violent and property crimes. Those in the 50-65 and…
View More Crime Victims By Age-Those 50 And Above Have Surprisingly High NumbersPer The FBI-Crime Decreased In 2023
Updated Article There is an updated article on US crime based on the most recent data, see Crime Is Up-Crime Is Down-Who’s Right? We now…
View More Per The FBI-Crime Decreased In 2023The First Yearly Crime Report For 2023
Highlights An overview of the first full report on violent and property crimes for 2023 for select cities and the complexities involved in understanding the…
View More The First Yearly Crime Report For 2023