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UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS REGARDING CRIME

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Across the country urban politicians are faced with eliminating or reducing crime. Mayors in particular are judged on how well they impact crime. New politicians are always promising they will reduce crime, often touting the employment of more policemen to help in this regard. But this approach seldom works for a number of reasons. This … UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS REGARDING CRIME Read More »


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