St. Louis’ murder total has fallen, but some killings went uncounted
https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/st-lo ... socialflow
https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/st-lo ... socialflow
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^ I gave you the total with the justified (1 total after 4 months of 2022). It’s literally marked on the daily UCR, it’s been like that forever.
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The practice of counting (maybe overcounting) justifiable homicides started long before Tishuara was mayor.
Even if you count all the justifiable homicides as homicides the last few years, the drop since the new Mayor took over still extremely impressive.
Even if you count all the justifiable homicides as homicides the last few years, the drop since the new Mayor took over still extremely impressive.
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If St. Louis city maintains its current pace, we will end the year with 156 murders.
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As Twain once said “There are three kinds of lies: Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics”
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Couldn’t have summarized the propublica piece any better. When I reached out to the author to ask why not include year to date in 2022 and compare it to first 3 months of 2021, they said they didn’t want to confuse the reader. I would be too
Eighty eight people arrested in illegal street racing sting in Gwinnett County (Atlanta area). Sure wish we could see those kind of results around here.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/88-people-ar ... 08554.html
https://www.yahoo.com/news/88-people-ar ... 08554.html
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April finished much quieter than the start of the month, which is great. I honestly think we're on trend for a <2018-ish total, and if we matched the previous 12 months, that'd be 184 total which would be the lowest since 2014 - would make for a great headline either way.
https://www.slmpd.org/images/Homicide_S ... ebsite.pdf
https://www.slmpd.org/images/Homicide_S ... ebsite.pdf
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We are on a week long streak of no homicides. 4/24 was the last one
I'm still amazed when I see those 2012 numbers.pattimagee wrote: ↑May 02, 2022April finished much quieter than the start of the month, which is great. I honestly think we're on trend for a <2018-ish total, and if we matched the previous 12 months, that'd be 184 total which would be the lowest since 2014 - would make for a great headline either way.
https://www.slmpd.org/images/Homicide_S ... ebsite.pdf
Sad to say: but what if that was the norm?
You've got 195 for last year, but it's 199 in the SLMPD stats.pattimagee wrote: ↑May 02, 2022April finished much quieter than the start of the month, which is great. I honestly think we're on trend for a <2018-ish total, and if we matched the previous 12 months, that'd be 184 total which would be the lowest since 2014 - would make for a great headline either way.
https://www.slmpd.org/images/Homicide_S ... ebsite.pdf
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^ most likely (and pretty positive the case) is that any cases that were still being investigated as possible justified classification ended up not being that
It's past time for turnstiles on the highway system.
StlToday - Creve Coeur man charged with shooting at woman on I-64 in Chesterfield
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/cri ... pular-news
StlToday - Creve Coeur man charged with shooting at woman on I-64 in Chesterfield
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/cri ... pular-news
5 killed in shootings over the weekend, hopefully not a sign of things to come as it gets warmer.
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Historically April/May through September has been pretty rough for St. louis... somehow we were able to buck that trend last year.
Let's hope this is just a weekend blip, which we get at least 1 of those every month. Having said that, May looks to be trending on the higher side so far...
Let's hope this is just a weekend blip, which we get at least 1 of those every month. Having said that, May looks to be trending on the higher side so far...
We're up to 15 homicides through the 16th of May which equals last year's May total. Tough start for the first half of the month.
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was there not some one on here that had a drone company?
He can help here in STL with crime victims
https://www.theblaze.com/news/seattle-man-uses-drone-to-recover-stolen-property
He can help here in STL with crime victims
https://www.theblaze.com/news/seattle-man-uses-drone-to-recover-stolen-property
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^ did we read the same article? He found 2 cars of 2000 (actually probably more than 2000 that are missing). Seems like it’s a waste of time, I can probably find a dozen walking around downtown any given weekend. And the city’s stop light plate readers tag 100s of stolen cars each day
It's from the blaze, not exactly a great source (or even a mediocre one)dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑May 29, 2022^ did we read the same article? He found 2 cars of 2000 (actually probably more than 2000 that are missing). Seems like it’s a waste of time, I can probably find a dozen walking around downtown any given weekend. And the city’s stop light plate readers tag 100s of stolen cars each day
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5 month of 2022 Homicide Report
2022- 69 counted + 2 justified= 71
2021- 77 counted + 8 justified= 85
-18%
2022- 69 counted + 2 justified= 71
2021- 77 counted + 8 justified= 85
-18%
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Police and residents say it all happened after a group of about 30 teens got into the CityView Apartments early Sunday in the 1600 block of Pine Street.
https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/crime ... 2b24c288bb
https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/crime ... 2b24c288bb
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STLPD "We again remind parents not to leave their children unsupervised"
Yes Mrs Cleaver
LMAO
What an Fenn joke!!
Yes Mrs Cleaver
LMAO
What an Fenn joke!!
Friends are staying downtown and witnessed this.
Two girls wounded in downtown St. Louis as fights lead to gunfire
ST. LOUIS — Two girls, 13 and 14, were shot and wounded about 8 p.m. Saturday in downtown St. Louis, police said.
Police said gunfire erupted as officers responded to fights among two large groups of juveniles at Chestnut and Eighth streets.
A group of juveniles scattered from the gunfire by running north on Eighth and Ninth streets, police said. Each of the girls suffered a gunshot wound to the thigh as they walked west on Chestnut Street.
Lovely.
Two girls wounded in downtown St. Louis as fights lead to gunfire
ST. LOUIS — Two girls, 13 and 14, were shot and wounded about 8 p.m. Saturday in downtown St. Louis, police said.
Police said gunfire erupted as officers responded to fights among two large groups of juveniles at Chestnut and Eighth streets.
A group of juveniles scattered from the gunfire by running north on Eighth and Ninth streets, police said. Each of the girls suffered a gunshot wound to the thigh as they walked west on Chestnut Street.
Lovely.