Murders down again in NYC
Illustrating once again that crime and the economy are not inherently linked. The storyin the New York Times.
Murders down again in NYC
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This is murders…what about property crimes?
And, possibly the number of drug dealers…although I'm not sure how you would count that. Still, those would make more sense than murders.