Title: RE: [UC] Well, maybe Eric's leaving wasn't such a disaster for
UC after all
I think it helps to be more aware. For starters I hope that people are
now more likely to call the police when they see someone suspicious. I
know that if I see someone suspiciously wandering our block I'm now
going to call. I probably wouldn't have called before I heard of
Pete's story. I also know that I need to be really careful when
walking around 46th and Hazel, now that their property values have
plummeted... ;-)
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
so anticdotal reporting of crime has skyrocketed --
on this list specifically. i wonder if some of us being more aware of
the types of crimes going on and the general areas will improve safety
at all.
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Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 2:52 PM
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Subject: [UC] Well, maybe Eric's leaving wasn't such a
disaster for UC after all
John Fenton of UCD just sent me this:
Crime in University City Year to Date
Violent Crime is down 6%
Property Crime is Down 5%
Overall Crime is Down 5%
This area has come a long way in crime reduction,
"BUT" we still have a lot of work to do.
Always at your service and ready for a dialog,
Al Krigman
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