Crime in America.Net

Statistics on firearm violence in the United States from the US Department of Justice Video versions of articles on https://crimeinamerica.net, a 15-year-old website addressing crime and criminal justice issues in the United States. The podcast uses an AI service to generate audio from original articles on Crime In America. Net written by Leonard Sipes.

Is it possible that we can collectively fight for what’s fair and equitable while promoting public safety without over-the-top, misdirected criticism of the justice system and citizen perceptions? Can we do it without arrogance and elitism? We shall see. Video versions of articles on https://crimeinamerica.net, a 15-year-old website addressing crime and criminal justice issues in the United States...

Is it possible that we can collectively fight for what’s fair and equitable while promoting public safety without over-the-top, misdirected criticism of the justice system and citizen perceptions? Can we do it without arrogance and elitism? We shall see. Audio versions of articles on https://crimeinamerica.net, a 15-year-old website addressing crime and criminal justice issues in the United States...

A comprehensive, layperson-friendly overview of crime with a focus on violent crime in the United States. I try to to respond to most user questions in one document which means that a wide variety of topics are included.  Summations of yearly sources/links are included for FBI and National Crime Victimization Survey statistics along with other authoritative data. See the article at https://www.cri...

The United States and Canada (and Sub-Saharan Africa) are the only regions of the world where perceptions of safety decreased because of crime. For the US and Canada, it declined from 76 percent in 2006 to 72 percent in 2023. There's no national movement in Canada or Mexico to disavow crime statistics or problems. In the United States, any suggestion that we have the nation's highest percentage in...

A recent study demonstrates that the risk of firearm-related death or injury is more acute for young Black and Latino men who live in certain zip codes than for U.S. soldiers who were deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. Black Americans are 12 times as likely as White Americans to die by firearm homicide. The podcast uses an AI service to generate audio from original articles on Crime In America. Net...

Why are so many professionals leaving law enforcement, corrections, and youth services?   Compared to the general population, law enforcement officers face a 54 percent higher risk of dying by suicide. Crime in America. Net at https://crimeinamerica.net The podcast uses an AI service to generate audio from original articles on Crime In America. Net (https://crimeinamerica.net) written by Leonard S...

Highlights The overwhelming majority of Americans expressed satisfaction with their contacts with American law enforcement and most indicated a willingness to engage them again.  Contact with police during the past 12 months decreased by 21%. It continues to decrease throughout the three USDOJ reports.  Both the number and percentage of residents experiencing the threat of force “or” use of nonfat...

These are then audio versions of articles written for https://crimeinamerica.net. Crime in America.net is a 13-year-old website addressing crime and criminal justice issues in the United States. See CrimeInAmerica. Net at https://crimeinamerica.net. The podcast uses an AI service to generate audio from original articles on Crime In America. Net (https://crimeinamerica.net) written by Leonard Sipes...