The FBI's new crime report is in, but it's incomplete ["So for violent crime, property crime and homicides, the number of crimes could have gone up, gone down or stayed the same. We really don't know."]

NPR ^ | October 5, 2022 | Jason Fuller and Patrick Jarenwattananon

[Paladin2]

Maybe the PPD should change to policy to only respond if the perp is still alive?

[Rockingham]

A similar fast shuffle was also done during the Clinton administration.

[metmom]

So for violent crime, property crime and homicides, the number of crimes could have gone up, gone down or stayed the same. We really don't know.

Reading the news tells you.

[TigersEye]

The following short video is a specific breakdown of what is now missing in FBI data collection and why.

Regarding the So-Called "Reduction" in Murders in America Rumble video 2:21

Cities not reporting at all now; Miami, NYC, LA, Chicago, D.C. and Baltimore. But that wouldn't change the numbers would it? /s

[Does so]

In some locations, car-jacking is a “Larceny”.

[linMcHlp]

H/T daniel1212

For more than 100 years, the FBI has been collecting crime data from local police departments across the country through the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, which has been the gold standard of national crime statistics.

By 2020, almost every law enforcement agency was included in the FBI’s database. Some agencies reported topline numbers, such as the total number of murders or car thefts, through the Summary Reporting System. Others reported granular incident data with details about each reported crime through the newer National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS).

Then it all changed in 2021.

In an effort to fully modernize the system, the FBI stopped taking data from the old summary system and only accepted data through the new system. Thousands of police agencies fell through the cracks because they didn’t catch up with the changes on time.

In an effort to fully modernize the system, the FBI stopped taking data from the old summary system and only accepted data through the new system.

Thousands of police agencies fell through the cracks because they didn’t catch up with the changes on time. Participation in the FBI's database improved slightly, with about two-thirds of law enforcement agencies now included.

- https://www.themarshallproject.org/2023/07/13/fbi-crime-rates-data-gap-nibrs

[Lockbox]

🧐🤔🧐🤔🧐🤔🧐🤔🧐 I wonder if they do Tax Returns?

[Vaduz]

So we have some states like California and Florida, where almost no agency in that state submitted any data to the FBI.

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