New York City's crime rates have been trending downward in recent years, with some of the lowest numbers in decades. However, a closer look at the NYPD's audited statistics reveals a more complex picture. According to a new report, the department's official crime numbers often don't match the actual data, raising questions about transparency and accuracy. The discrepancies, which can be significant, may have implications for how effectively the city is addressing crime and allocating resources to combat it.
Crime is mostly down in NYC, but the NYPD’s audited stats often change the picture Gothamist
