Trump Criminal Trials

Originally posted by hersuit: ↑

Im betting youre posting about something you know SFA about.

In jurisdiction after jurisdiction the authorities on the left have decrimnnaised not arrested chosen not to chage set free and otherwise allowed criminals and predators out en masse to recommit their crimes

And as such the number of crimes are funnily...gonna go down

Heres how the thought leaders on the left see how we can even further reduce the incidence of crime

And using the FBI data is also fraught with issue as there is a very large substantial percentage of jurisdictions that have not supplied their data to the FBI
All of that will depress the stats
If you want to see the crime...wander around any US city run mainly by the lunatic left and you'll get a feel for the numbers

Participation in the FBI's database improved slightly, with about two-thirds of law enforcement agencies now included.
More than 6,000 law enforcement agencies were missing from the FBI’s national crime data last year, representing nearly one-third of the nation’s 18,000 police agencies. This means a quarter of the U.S. population wasn't represented in the federal crime data last year, according to The Marshall Project’s analysis.

The old summary-level data reporting system, retired in 2021, was also revived last year when the FBI announced that it would accept data through it again. It’s unclear how many police agencies took advantage of the opportunity because the participation data is not available yet. But many states,like Illinois, had already planned to phase out the old system.

Reporting has increasedcompared with 2021, the first year the FBI changed the collection system, with 2,000 more police agencies submitting their 2022 crime records. But the data gap still creates significant challenges for scholars and policymakers to make sense of crime trends.

Many of the largest police departments, like the NYPD and LAPD, are still missing.

Some large police departments began to report data to the FBI again in 2022, like the Miami-Dade Police Department. But the two largest police agencies in the U.S., the New York Police Department and the Los Angeles Police Department, are still missing in the federal data.
A spokesperson from the LAPD said the department submitted crime data to the California Department of Justice using the old data collections system, but is still working on complying with the FBI’s new record standards. “The intent is to have it implemented by January 1, 2024 as part of the rollout of the new [Record Management] system,” the spokesperson said.

An NYPD spokesperson said the department is currently collecting crime data in compliance with the new system. “We anticipate that the agency will be NIBRS-certified in the very near future,” the spokesperson said, but didn’t offer a specific timeline.
Less than 10% of agencies in Florida and Pennsylvania are available in the national crime data, but many states have near-perfect submission rates.

Most police agencies do not submit data directly to the FBI. Instead, a police agency usually submits crime data to the state’s law enforcement department, which acts as a data clearinghouse. The state agency then submits data from all the agencies to the FBI.

In 2021, California and Florida were the only two states that were not certified with the FBI’s new data collection system on time, which meant neither state could submit any data at all by the FBI’s deadline. Starting in 2022, both states were certified to submit crime data through the FBI’s new system.

After both states began submitting data, nearly 400 California police agencies were included in the FBI’s crime data last year, which represents half of the state’s agencies. This was a significant jump from 2021, when only a handful of agencies in California that directly submitted their records to the FBI were in the federal database.
In Florida, however, only 49 of the state’s more than 500 agencies submitted data to the FBI last year, representing less than 8% of the state’s police departments. Some of the largest agencies, like the Miami Police Department, the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office, and the St. Petersburg Police Department, are missing from the national context.
While Florida agencies had the lowest participation rate in the federal crime data, Pennsylvania is a close second, with more than 90% of the state’s police agencies missing.

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Perhaps the GOP should pass another law to stop tracking these official stats per they did with NRA sponsored legislation they passed to stop tracking deaths from shootings?

Your quoted source above cross promoted "free bacon with every order" before he went on to spill his load on crime. So not exactly official stats rather anecdotal evidence.

Hard to understand why the GOP wouldn't want to sort crime out rather just politicising it without anything practical.

Hard to understand why Trump is stepping back from blanket abortion bans

Hard to understand why GOP didn't support broader control legislation when it was exactly what was being called for by them.