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The assault rate in prisons here went up in 2019 and has been hovering around the same level since, statistics released by the Singapore Prison Service (SPS) revealed.

Murder but i couldn't imagine what assault -- assault rate is up. all these things people are reporting because there is no one coming to the door. so the coup is not january 6th, it is right now and we need to really make sure that everyone gets out and votes and does something to stop that what is going on because it is scary and i'm a 6'8" guy who owns a [bleep] ton of guns and will not take anyone from messing with me but not everybody is me. >> greg: that is true. not everybody is you. >> they don't attack me. they attacked the little old ladies because no one is going to do anything abou...

That line way up there, above all others, that line shows deaths from assault in the u.s. we're an extremely violent country, it's true, but look at this. we're not nearly so violent as we used to be. our assault rate peaked in the late 1970s, and awful events like aurora notwithstanding have been falling continuously ever since. within america, the south is by far the most violent region. it has the most deaths from assault. then comes the wests where the shootings happens followed by the midwest and northeast. thanks again to karen for this chart. also, gun ownership is on the decline. the p...

Healey, a social yol -- sociologist from duke university. they show deaths from assault in 23 develops nations not including our own. that line way up there, above all others, that line shows deaths from assault in the u.s. we're an extremely violent country, it's true, but look at this. we're not nearly so violent as we used to be. our assault rate peaked in the late 1970s, and awful events like aurora notwithstanding have been falling continuously ever since. within america, the south is by far the most violent region. it has the most deaths from assault. then comes the wests where the shoot...