Chapter
The Problem with Crime Statistics
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Crime statistics are often unreliable as they are heavily influenced by factors such as corruption scandals or police brutality incidents which lead to decreased reporting of crimes. Additionally, a reduction in crime reports is seen as a win for the police, while an increase in crime reports is also counted as a success, making it difficult to accurately gauge crime rates.
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Crime statistics are not a reliable measure of actual crime due to factors such as underreporting and police manipulation, making it difficult to draw accurate conclusions about crime trends.
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Crime statistics
Summary
Crime statistics are not a reliable measure of actual crime due to factors such as underreporting and police manipulation, making it difficult to draw accurate conclusions about crime trends.