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Tampa Police report 56 percent drop in crime since 2002
4 hours ago ago from Criminal News Stories
News for: crime Tampa Police report 56 percent drop in crime since 2002 ABC Action News They're also on top of violent crime , which is down 59-percent since 2002. Property crimes like car thefts are down 55-percent. Even over the past year, Mayor Cory Booker in State of the City address says Newark is poised to The Star-Ledger NJ.com The speech kicked off with the mayor's familiar exhortation of crime reduction ...
Related contentViolent Crime & Poverty Are "Not Correlated"
10 hours ago ago from I Luv SA
There are no surprises here, except the report ignores the obvious, that the correlation between race and violent crime, is probably the strongest, if you use global data. This is probably followed by IQ and violent crime; and lastly poverty and violent crime. VIOLENT crime is not necessarily linked to high poverty rates, according to a new report from the South African Institute of Race Relations. SA has one of the world's ...
Related contentStatistics tell tale of crime in Fannin County
15 hours ago ago from Georgia Sentinel
By Lisa Gagnon Blue Ridge Fannin County has a new view on crime, thanks to Sheriff Dane Kirby. During Kirby's first year in office, he instituted a policy of tracking all reports. That policy is now generating results as the department lists and categorizes various crimes and reports them to the Federal Bureau of Investigation as part of the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program. The UCR program collects statistics submitted ...
Related contentTampa police cut crime another 16%
10 hours ago ago from Florida Blog
Tampa police are touting a near 16-percent reduction in crime last year and they're pushing even harder for 2010, with something new called ROC. See more here: Tampa police cut crime another 16%
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21 hours ago ago from DailyBrisk
Stay rates for foreign Ph.D.s rebound after decline For the past couple of decades, Mike Finn, an economist at the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, has analyzed the stay rates of foreign nationals receiving their doctoral degrees in science and engineering in the United States. His latest report, based on 2007 data, shows the foreigners are staying in the U.S. at an increased rate. Sixty-seven percent of foreign students ...
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UN forecasts 'stable' Afghan opium crop
2 hours ago ago from U.S. News
UN forecasts 'stable' Afghan opium crop VIENNA (AP) -- After a major drop over the past two years, Afghanistan's opium cultivation is unlikely to rise or fall dramatically in 2010, a U.N. report said Wednesday. The report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime said bad weather may lead to a decrease in opium production but warned the country could see fewer poppy-free provinces. Afghanistan supplies 90 percent of the world's ...
Related contentOverseas Sales Give McDonald’s a Lift in January
17 hours ago ago from The New York Times
OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) McDonald's , the world's largest fast-food chain, said Tuesday that a crucial measure of sales rose 2.6 percent in January, as strong overseas sales more than offset a decline in the United States. Add to Portfolio McDonald's Corp Go to your Portfolio Sales in stores open at least 13 months fell 0.7 percent in the United States and rose 4.3 percent in Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa. ...
Related contentChicago Housing Recovery: Not Until 2013
23 hours ago ago from Housing Watch
Print Email More What do the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago housing market have in common? They'll both have to wait at least another year for redemption. But bad news for Chicago's housing market - it may have to wait even longer than the Super Bowl losers. According to John Burns Real Estate Consulting , an Irvine, Calif.-based company that focuses on home building industry decisions, Chicago-area existing-home sales ...
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