Anonymous
04/14/2020 21:15
Subject: Re:Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I doubt crime metrics are down here.
There has been a TON more petty crime in my neighborhood: car break ins, bike thefts, package thefts, etc.
They aren't tracking the petty stuff, nor is anyone reporting it.
Nextdoor neighbor is filled with instances of burglary.
I worry it will translate into more things like armed robbery in the future...
Where is ‘here’? I’m in the city and I’ve already noticed less loitering and issues with turf wars. I never had an issue with package or car thefts before though so...
NextDoor in the suburbs is always alive with posts about the ‘suspicious’ character just jogging through the neighborhood. With all the busybodies stuck home with nothing else to do I’m sure the ‘well I saw this person’ posts are surging left-and-right.
Clarendon. Package and bike thefts, car break-ins. Since I know the people personally, it's not just 'suspicion'.
Don’t know about Clarendon, but according to this site, crime in Arlington is down 46% compared to last month. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.spotcrime.com/us/va/arlington.html
Anonymous
Anonymous
04/07/2020 19:20
Subject: Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
Anonymous wrote:When the grocery stores are closed, that will be the trigger.
Which will happen the 32nd day of Neverember.
Anonymous
04/07/2020 18:13
Subject: Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
When the grocery stores are closed, that will be the trigger.
Anonymous
04/07/2020 14:05
Subject: Re:Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
Continues to drop.
"...the Big Apple sees a significant downturn in crime, with a nearly 20-percent dip in major felonies over the past 28 days, compared with the same period last year, according to NYPD data released Monday.
Felony assaults were down by about 270, the report shows..."
https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/nypd/downloads/pdf/crime_statistics/cs-en-us-city.pdf
"...the Big Apple sees a significant downturn in crime, with a nearly 20-percent dip in major felonies over the past 28 days, compared with the same period last year, according to NYPD data released Monday.
Felony assaults were down by about 270, the report shows..."
https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/nypd/downloads/pdf/crime_statistics/cs-en-us-city.pdf
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:34
Subject: Re:Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I doubt crime metrics are down here.
There has been a TON more petty crime in my neighborhood: car break ins, bike thefts, package thefts, etc.
They aren't tracking the petty stuff, nor is anyone reporting it.
Nextdoor neighbor is filled with instances of burglary.
I worry it will translate into more things like armed robbery in the future...
Where is ‘here’? I’m in the city and I’ve already noticed less loitering and issues with turf wars. I never had an issue with package or car thefts before though so...
NextDoor in the suburbs is always alive with posts about the ‘suspicious’ character just jogging through the neighborhood. With all the busybodies stuck home with nothing else to do I’m sure the ‘well I saw this person’ posts are surging left-and-right.
Clarendon. Package and bike thefts, car break-ins. Since I know the people personally, it's not just 'suspicion'.
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:30
Subject: Re:Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
France has been on lockdown longer than the U.S. and has seen a 30% rise in domestic violence calls. Zero calls for mass looting in Paris though. So maybe you all need to worry about your own homes.
https://www.euronews.com/2020/03/28/domestic-violence-cases-jump-30-during-lockdown-in-france
https://www.euronews.com/2020/03/28/domestic-violence-cases-jump-30-during-lockdown-in-france
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:23
Subject: Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
Nice to know criminals are obeying the stay-at-home order. law abiding citizens.
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:21
Subject: Re:Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
Anonymous wrote:I doubt crime metrics are down here.
There has been a TON more petty crime in my neighborhood: car break ins, bike thefts, package thefts, etc.
They aren't tracking the petty stuff, nor is anyone reporting it.
Nextdoor neighbor is filled with instances of burglary.
I worry it will translate into more things like armed robbery in the future...
Where is ‘here’? I’m in the city and I’ve already noticed less loitering and issues with turf wars. I never had an issue with package or car thefts before though so...
NextDoor in the suburbs is always alive with posts about the ‘suspicious’ character just jogging through the neighborhood. With all the busybodies stuck home with nothing else to do I’m sure the ‘well I saw this person’ posts are surging left-and-right.
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:18
Subject: Re:Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
Anonymous wrote:I doubt crime metrics are down here.
There has been a TON more petty crime in my neighborhood: car break ins, bike thefts, package thefts, etc.
They aren't tracking the petty stuff, nor is anyone reporting it.
Nextdoor neighbor is filled with instances of burglary.
I worry it will translate into more things like armed robbery in the future...
Let's stick to the facts instead of....
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:17
Subject: Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
Anonymous wrote:Child abuse/death and intimate partner violence have gone way up in the past 2 weeks in this area.
I work in an ER and we are seeing a significant increase already.
Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:16
Subject: Re:Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
I doubt crime metrics are down here.
There has been a TON more petty crime in my neighborhood: car break ins, bike thefts, package thefts, etc.
They aren't tracking the petty stuff, nor is anyone reporting it.
Nextdoor neighbor is filled with instances of burglary.
I worry it will translate into more things like armed robbery in the future...
There has been a TON more petty crime in my neighborhood: car break ins, bike thefts, package thefts, etc.
They aren't tracking the petty stuff, nor is anyone reporting it.
Nextdoor neighbor is filled with instances of burglary.
I worry it will translate into more things like armed robbery in the future...
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:14
Subject: Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
There have been spikes in divorce rates across China after couples spent too much time together during the COVID-19 home quarantine', officials claim.
In Hubei province, the heart of the initial coronavirus outbreak, domestic violence reports to police more than tripled in one county alone during the lockdown in February, from 47 last year to 162 this year, activists told local media.
In Hubei province, the heart of the initial coronavirus outbreak, domestic violence reports to police more than tripled in one county alone during the lockdown in February, from 47 last year to 162 this year, activists told local media.
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:09
Subject: Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
Child abuse/death and intimate partner violence have gone way up in the past 2 weeks in this area.
I work in an ER and we are seeing a significant increase already.
I work in an ER and we are seeing a significant increase already.
Anonymous
04/01/2020 09:05
Subject: Crime metrics are severely down - domestic violence calls up
I remember threads inferring that cities would be turning into urban crime zones. It’s the opposite. Crime has disappeared while domestic violence calls in households everywhere has spiked.
"The foot traffic is almost nil at this point in time. Crime has dropped off the face of the map, quite frankly, since social distancing." - NYPD Police Commissioner Dermot Shea
Mother Jones has identified 13 cities and counties that have reported increases in emergency calls to 911 or domestic violence hotlines over the past month. Several places have seen double-digit increases
https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2020/03/domestic-violence-abuse-coronavrius/
"The foot traffic is almost nil at this point in time. Crime has dropped off the face of the map, quite frankly, since social distancing." - NYPD Police Commissioner Dermot Shea
Mother Jones has identified 13 cities and counties that have reported increases in emergency calls to 911 or domestic violence hotlines over the past month. Several places have seen double-digit increases
https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2020/03/domestic-violence-abuse-coronavrius/