If you want quick crime statistics for California here’s ‘Open Justice.’ Lots of data on various criminal activities.

If you want quick crime statistics for California here’s ‘Open Justice.’ Lots of data on various criminal activities.
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What a joke. I didn't see a tab on their site for "number of crimes committed by illegal aliens who have been arrested many times." If I saw something like that I might start to think Kalifornia was serious about crime.
So did they use the methodology, only in reverse, as they are using for the global warming scam in order to make California not look like a crime infested liberal toilet?
Democrats don't hold them selves accountable, they just hold their wankers and pretend.
A transparency initiative led by the California Department of Justice that publishes criminal justice data so we can understand how we are doing, hold ourselves accountable, and improve public policy to make California safer.
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I don't see a category for official corruption.
They probably don't have server space for that data.
Maybe it's on Hillary's server.
Well- was on her server until she used that cloth to wipe it clean.
Could much of it be illegal alien driven?
i read a part of a Breitbart article from 2015 that suggested as much as 30% of murders were committed by illegal aliens. could have been nationally. i got distracted by historic pix slideshow.
I have no doubt that illegals would be well represented in the numbers... if they bothered to parse them.
The race/ethnicity stats are interesting. Overall rates say one thing but comparing proportions to the ethnicity representative percent in the population... quite another.
I do not buy into the theory that a particular group is predisposed to criminal behavior but subject that group to disproportionate stresses that leave them little choice and you can engineer a lot. It's noteworthy that California has been in liberal hands for quite some time.
The site also claims a 50% decrease in misdemeanor rates since 1980 but I wonder how much law changes have factored into that... as well as directing law enforcement to pursue "less serious" offenses less aggressively.