Why did New York City’s murder rate plummet? | The Moynihan Report
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The Decline of New York City's Murder Rate
This chapter examines the dramatic fall in New York City's murder rate, contrasting the peak violence of 1990 with current statistics. It reflects on historical crime trends, the impact of societal issues, and personal experiences in the city during the late 1980s. The discussion also highlights the discrepancies between crime statistics and residents' perceptions of safety, particularly in urban areas like the subway.
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