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NYC's Major Criminal Justice Indicators

AS OF JANUARY 2025,

SHOOTINGS DECREASED BY

23%

Compared to January 2024

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AS OF JANUARY 2025,

GUN ARRESTS DECREASED BY

7%

Compared to January 2024

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AS OF JANUARY 2025,

THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE HELD IN JAIL FOR OVER 1 YEAR HAS INCREASED BY

4%

Compared to January 2024

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