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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I used to follow the ffx police crime blotter until they stopped regularly posting most crimes a couple of years ago.

The VAST majority of crimes committed in Fairfax county,  when they actually published the crimes, mugshots, names and residency of the criminals, were committed by people from Maryland, DC and Prince William County, who traveled into Fairfax County to commit crimes.  Very few crimes were committed by Fairfax County residents.

The handful of crimes committed by ffx residents were along the Route 1 corridor, often committed by people who lived in that area against people who live in that area, or were committed by people who appeared more likely to either have gang ties and/or were not legally residing in the US.

If you are asking about the recent hearings with descano on capitol hill, 75% of the murders so far committed in Fairfax County this year were committed by illegal immigrants.

In the case of Stephanie Minter's murder, the murderer had 30+ mostly violent convictions that were downgraded to misdemeanors or dropped by Descano based on his written policy (written on the Fairfax Prosecutors website but removed once he was called to congress) to minimize and downgrade crime chargers for illegal immigrants to avoid bringing ice attention to their illegal status, and a very long emaile paper trail to Descano from the police department begging him to please press charges against that illegal immigrant due to his increasingly violent crimes, pointing out explicitly that it was only a matter of time before the man killed someone (Stephanie Minter)[/quote]

I'm not interested in the profile of the criminals, like where they live, if they are illegal immigrants or not etc. These news about Descano only sparked my interest.

I'm only looking for crime data that specifies location/date/crime type, either on a map or in plain data. The spotcrime.com website is the closest to what I need but this only seems to track very recent crimes only.

[quote=Anonymous]
That all being said, why is this thread in the real estate forum?[/quote]

Didn't see any better fit except the general forum, but I thought it would fit here as crime is linked to property values.[/quote]

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