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Violenct Crime Down

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15
2026
FBI Data Confirms Violent Crime Decline
Margolis/Cox, PoliticalCartoons.com
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FBI statistics released around mid-2026 show violent crime continuing its downward trajectory across major categories. The decline matters because it affects public safety perceptions and resource allocation for law enforcement. The piece presents the trend as a clear, measurable improvement under federal tracking.

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22
2012
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10
2008
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12
2007
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12
2007
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2007
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18
2007
Senator Reid Can Handle The Truth
RJ Matson, Portland, ME
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21
2006
Progress Report
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2005
Good Is Not Good Enough
Chris Slane, New Zealand
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