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Increasing Crime in Urban Areas Causing Fear Among Residents
1:22:55 - 1:26:05 (03:10)
The narrative around increasing crime in urban areas is causing people to feel like it's more dangerous, even though crime rates have actually gone down in recent years. Follow-home robberies are now happening to everyday people in LA, and open-air bazaars in places like Canal Street are contributing to a sense of unease.
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There has been a recent increase in reported robberies in Los Angeles, however, it may be due to the fact that every single robbery is now being reported and shared on social media, creating a narrative that the city is more dangerous than it is.
1:22:55 - 1:24:38 (01:43)
Summary
There has been a recent increase in reported robberies in Los Angeles, however, it may be due to the fact that every single robbery is now being reported and shared on social media, creating a narrative that the city is more dangerous than it is.
ChapterIncreasing Crime in Urban Areas Causing Fear Among Residents
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The speaker discusses how driving on Long Island highways can create a sense of tension and illicit activity.
1:24:38 - 1:26:05 (01:26)
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The speaker discusses how driving on Long Island highways can create a sense of tension and illicit activity. They suggest there may be a correlation between this phenomenon and the broken glass syndrome.