The police report in Portland, which traces crime report near accommodation accommodation

Portland ore. (KPTV) – Portland Police Bureau published a report on Wednesday, in which the emergency accommodation in the city of Portland, according to civil servants from Portland, declined crime after the animal shelters were opened.

The report dealt with crimes that were committed within 1000 foot of the Salvation Army in the Salvation Army and the protection of the Moore Street, and compared the numbers of six months before the two centers were opened six months later.

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Crimes related to Safes's location fell by 2.5%, and the study showed that crimes against people like attack by more than 17%.

Near the Moore Shelter in Northern Portland, in an area with lower crime rates, crime actually fell by more than 12%.

The study came when Portland wants to open more nights. A middle that is to be opened in the Pearl District begins with 40 beds and extends to 100 beds after the first month, then up to 200 beds until December.

According to the city, five to seven emergency accommodation is to be opened before the winter months.

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