Crime data shows significant impact from Task Force
In nearly all data points, crime was down in the four weeks before the Task Force launched. (AP file)
In nearly all data points, crime was down in the four weeks before the task force launched. But, similar to the city’s dashboard graphic, the declines have been more precipitous in the roughly three weeks since the surge began.
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