Rizzo’s first Philadelphia year under fire on crime
Philadelphia mayor Frank J. Rizzo, who vowed law and order, marks one year in office amid rising teenage gang activity and crime rates. Police data show mixed results with overall major crime down slightly, while rapes, robberies, and burglaries rise. Critics question figures and tactics, calling for prevention over punishment.
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