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State of fear: New Yorkers are 'more worried about their personal safety than ever before' - Vimarsana News

State of fear: New Yorkers are 'more worried about their personal safety than ever before'

'Is this the worst it's ever been?' asked Don Levy, director of the latest poll, which revealed how New Yorkers are increasingly alarmed by crime, and are turning to self-defense classes for security.

16% Of NYers Say They've Been Physically Assaulted In Past Year: Poll - Vimarsana News

16% Of NYers Say They've Been Physically Assaulted In Past Year: Poll

16% Of NYers Say They've Been Physically Assaulted In Past Year: Poll - New York City, NY - Fear of crime is weighing heavily on New Yorkers' minds, with 41 percent telling pollsters they've never been so worried about their safety.

Source: patch.com
Siena Poll New York crime - Vimarsana News

Siena Poll New York crime

The poll also found about 1/10 of New Yorkers have been a victim of assault or burglary, with about 40% having seen a crime in progress.

Source: wgrz.com
More than half of New Yorkers are worried about being a crime victim: Siena College poll - Vimarsana News

More than half of New Yorkers are worried about being a crime victim: Siena College poll

More than half of New Yorkers are concerned they could be a victim of crime, a Siena College poll released Wednesday morning found.

Source: abc7ny.com
Siena poll: Consumer sentiment down amid concerns about food and gas prices - The Gloversville Leader Herald - Vimarsana News

Siena poll: Consumer sentiment down amid concerns about food and gas prices - The Gloversville Leader Herald

New Yorkers’ consumer sentiment and economic outlook have decreased slightly from earlier this year, but still remain higher than the nation’s average, a new poll found.  Siena College Research Institute released a poll Thursday that examines consumer sentiment, residents’ economic outlook and ec