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Subject Violent Crime Rises in NYC — Blame the Bronx or de Blasio?
Date August 4, 2020 8:02 PM
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Background on upsurge in crime in New York City

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After Mayor de Blasio Disbands Anti-Crime Unit, Shootings in New
York Skyrocket
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Source: PJ Media
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On June 15, the New York Police Department announced Mayor Bill de
Blasio’s decision to disband the department’s plainclothes
anti-crime unit. There have been more shootings so far this year in
New York City than in all of 2019.

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Background Notes from Judicial Watch

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2018-07-31

Violent Crime Rises in NYC — Blame the Bronx or de Blasio?
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Source: Judicial Watch
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CompStat, the NYPD’s statistical management tool, has been a
revolutionary sword in the fight against crime in New York. But with
Mayor de Blasio’s political operatives taking control of the NYPD,
the program is not immune from manipulation.

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01/28/20

Investigative Bulletin: De Blasio’s Suspect Crime Statistics
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Source: Judicial Watch
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Mayor Bill de Blasio tells anyone who will listen that New York is
“the safest big city in America.” But signs of rising urban
disorder lately have been sending a different message. And
increasingly, the mayor’s own safe-city crime statistics seem
suspect.

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2019-09-25

Mayor De Blasio’s New York Slips Toward a Crisis of Crime and
Disorder
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Source: Judicial Watch
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Some neighborhoods are seeing an alarming increase in major
crimes. In the 10 police precincts that make up the Brooklyn North
police command, the first five months of 2019 saw an “8% increase in
homicides, 10% increase in rapes and a 20% increase in shooting
victims.”

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