Crime statistics spark doubt amid falling national crime
Reporting methods fuel skepticism as fear remains high despite a 3 per cent national crime drop in 1972. The FBI notes declines in robbery but increases in rape, assault, and homicide, while unreported crimes may be as high as five times the reported figures. Local officials and politicians stress the conflict between data and public fear.
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Scientists link smog to crime in Newark study
New Jersey researchers report evidence linking air pollution, especially auto emissions, to crime rates in Newark. They found correlations between pollution levels and violent incidents, with additional factors like welfare checks, high humidity, weekends, and holidays also influencing crime patterns.
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Harold §. Feldman
Robert Darmon
New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry
Newark
American Psychiatric Association
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