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Politicians Love To Cite Crime Data. It's Often Wrong. - Vimarsana News

Politicians Love To Cite Crime Data. It's Often Wrong.

Fewer than 1 in 10 law enforcement agencies in Florida have reported their crime statistics to the FBI, making crime-data claims suspect.

Politicians love to cite crime data. It's often wrong. - Vimarsana News

Politicians love to cite crime data. It's often wrong.

Law enforcement agencies’ inability to send their crime data to the FBI has resulted in a distorted picture of the nation's crime trends.

Guess What Happened to Violent Crime Rates After Ohio Adopted Permitless Carry? - Vimarsana News

Guess What Happened to Violent Crime Rates After Ohio Adopted Permitless Carry?

Last June, Ohio became the 23rd state in the nation to adopt a “permitless carry” law, allowing legal gun owners to both keep and bear arms without having to first obtain a government perm...

Just Because Certain Crimes Are Going Viral Doesn't Mean Crime Rates Are Increasing - Vimarsana News

Just Because Certain Crimes Are Going Viral Doesn't Mean Crime Rates Are Increasing

Perception matters more than reality, especially when your budget is on the line. Law enforcement agencies like to portray criminal activity as constantly rising, especially now that they're facing additional scrutiny and the occasional so-called "defunding" effort. It's a weird way to handle (government) business. On one hand, the cops claim rising crime necessitates more…

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US crime statistics from FBI should be viewed with caution, experts warn - Vimarsana News

US crime statistics from FBI should be viewed with caution, experts warn

Annual report shows violent crimes dipped by 2% in 2022 but only 83% of US law enforcement agencies submitted data