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The New York State Police provide a dedicated “Contact Us” portal on their official .gov website, offering quick access to emergency numbers, regional offices, and online resources for public assistance and inquiries.
The 2023 report on U.S. violent crime rates by state reveals significant regional disparities. Some states saw notable increases, while others experienced declines, highlighting ongoing challenges in crime prevention nationwide.
Bruce Ohr has joined the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC), enhancing efforts to combat global crime networks through strategic research and international cooperation.
Homicides declined in numerous major U.S. cities in 2023, signaling a potential shift in crime trends, according to a Washington Post report. Experts highlight varied factors contributing to the decrease.
Murder and violent crime rates declined across the U.S. last year, according to new FBI data. The report highlights significant drops in key offenses, signaling a positive trend in national public safety efforts.
The US Senate has blocked Washington’s Revised Criminal Code Act, sparking debate over justice reforms. Critics argue the bill could undermine public safety, while supporters call for modernized laws.
Israeli embassy staffers were shot dead in Washington, DC. Authorities are investigating the attack, with limited details on the victims and assailant. The motive remains unclear. Officials urge calm as the probe continues.
A recent report reveals a sharp rise in violent crime and homicides in Washington state. Authorities urge increased vigilance as communities grapple with escalating incidents. Full details on MyNorthwest.com.
Crime rates have declined nationwide, yet Fox News viewers remain largely unaware, highlighting the media’s role in shaping public perception of safety, according to The Washington Post analysis.
Washington has been ranked among the most dangerous states in the U.S., according to a new study. The report highlights rising crime rates and public safety concerns, sparking calls for increased law enforcement measures.
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were shot and killed outside the Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., CBS News reports. Authorities are investigating the incident and have secured the area. No suspect has been identified.
ICE arrested several immigrants in Virginia solely for illegal entry, sparking massive anxiety in local communities. Advocates warn the raids deepen fear and disrupt families, highlighting ongoing immigration enforcement challenges.
The Vera Institute highlights community-based strategies as effective alternatives to incarceration, emphasizing prevention, support, and local resources to enhance public safety beyond traditional jail systems.
Washington, D.C., once plagued by high violent crime rates, has emerged as an outlier with significant declines. Experts cite focused policing, community programs, and economic shifts driving this unexpected turnaround.
Violent crime and murders increased in 2015, according to FBI data released by The Washington Post. The report highlights a notable rise in offenses, raising concerns about public safety nationwide.
The US capital has withdrawn a significant criminal justice reform bill amid growing political tensions. The move raises concerns over stalled progress in addressing systemic issues within the justice system.
The Cato Institute’s 2021 update on state marijuana legalizations reveals ongoing impacts on public health, crime rates, and government revenue, highlighting varied outcomes across states adopting legalization policies.
A recent USAFacts report reveals the states with the highest and lowest crime rates in the U.S. While some states face rising crime challenges, others boast significant declines, highlighting regional safety disparities nationwide.
FBI data reveals violent crime has declined for a second consecutive year across the U.S., signaling a positive trend in public safety, according to the latest report covered by VOA – Voice of America English News.
In “Opinion | Who’s to blame for the rural crime wave?” The Washington Post explores rising rural crime rates, examining factors from law enforcement challenges to socioeconomic issues driving the surge.