Crime Has Broken New York City...

In this video, real estate agent Cash Pullman takes a look at some New York City crime stats and visits a few New York City subway stations where violent events happened. NYC has a crime problem and it’s not trending favorably.

https://youtu.be/5Rwbk2I1Cl4

CompStat

The NYPD provides overall citywide statistics, which are updated weekly. NYPD also releases a number of incident level datasets related to police enforcement and criminal activity. By releasing this information, the Department aims to increase transparency and foster collaboration, with a goal of continually improving police-community relationships through the use of open data.The reports can be viewed online, or use the department’s advanced digital version available at CompStat 2.0.

https://www.nyc.gov/site/nypd/stats/crime-statistics/citywide-crime-stats.page

CompStat 2.0

The New York City Police Department has taken the unprecedented step of making much of the crime data developed in the CompStat model available to the public. This advancement, called CompStat 2.0, provides greater specificity about crimes through an online interactive experience.

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An extra thought — The public should keep in mind that how each single criminal event is classified when entered into a police department’s database impacts the reported crime numbers overall.