CMPD says that violent crimes have dropped in Charlotte

Charlotte, NC-Laut newly published crime statistics from CMPD in the year of crime of mid-years, violent crime and overall crime in Charlotte have dropped.

During a press conference on Thursday, CMPD announced that the overall crime decreased by 8% in the first two quarters of the year, compared to the same time in the previous year.

The department said Charlotte reduced a reduction in violent crimes by 25%, which includes murders, rapes, robberies and severe attacks, which includes the shootings.

The crime of ownership fell 5%, including the slump in residence and trade, car theft and theft.

“I am incredibly proud of our patrol police officers, who are in our neighborhood every day, are busy with the community, observe suspicious activities and provide our detectives the crucial information that is necessary for the arrest of violent criminals,” said deputy chief Ryan Butler, who monitors the investigation service. “The progress that we achieve in reducing violent crimes is based on strong, ongoing teamwork.”

Further snack bars from the middle section of previous years are:

• Murders have dropped 29%
• Stricter attacks have dropped by 25%
• Robberies have dropped 21%

But not all crime is below. According to CMPD, the burglaries increased by 7%and theft of automobiles by 3%.

The department encourages people to take simple precautions, e.g. B. closing your vehicles and securing valuables.

Click Here To see the press release from CMPD for crime statistics in the middle year.