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NYC's Rising Assault Crisis: Why Murders Down Doesn't Mean Streets Safer

Newseze Wire·Thu, Oct 29, 12:08 AMWire: The Free Press
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NYC's Rising Assault Crisis: Why Murders Down Doesn't Mean Streets Safer

Even as New York celebrates falling murder rates, assault cases continue climbing—a disconnect that reveals whether city leadership is addressing actual public safety or just headline metrics.

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