Submitted by psychothumbs t3_yd517w in Pennsylvania
Matt-33-205 t1_itrffl8 wrote
Reply to comment by burritoace in Larry Krasner Impeachment Committee Relies on Widely Panned Journal Study by psychothumbs
I'll try one more time burrito, why is violent crime skyrocketing in philadelphia? Why does it correlate with the term of the current district attorney who is very well known to be very soft on violent crime? Honest question, is it just a coincidence? Is there any chance that not locking up violent criminals and allowing them back on the street has contributed in any way to the dramatic increase in violent crime?
burritoace t1_its3sha wrote
Lol I have zero interest in your dumb bullshit, just here to say that's all it is
Matt-33-205 t1_its7aul wrote
Says the chump who won't answer a simple direct question asked repeatedly about the topic at hand.
Why has violent crime skyrocketed in Philadelphia, particularly since 2017?
Soccermom233 t1_itudmqw wrote
Kinda need the PPD to do their job in order to prosecute. They have to solve cases.
"The increase in gun violence coincided with other concerning gun-related trends. As gun violence surged over the last six years, clearance rates — the share of cases solved by the Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) — for homicides and non-fatal shootings declined. In 2020, just 37% of fatal shootings were cleared by the PPD. At the same time, the number of individuals arrested for illegal gun possession increased by more than 100% between 2015 and 2020."
From: https://controller.phila.gov/philadelphia-audits/data-release-gun-violence-trends/
Lots of admin bloat:
"Of PPD’s approximately 6,000 total officers, only 2,500 are assigned to patrol. In addition to officers assigned to specialized units, many officers (not officers on limited duty) are assigned to positions that conduct administrative work, such as delivering mail. The review found that PPD did not have formalized job descriptions for all positions, making it difficult to assess whether positions could be done by a civilian instead of an officer, a process called civilianization."
From: https://controller.phila.gov/philadelphia-audits/ppd-review/#/executive-summary
Fun anecdote:
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