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Posts Tagged crime reports
What’s The Data On Civilians Stopping Shootings?
From The New American:
John Lott, head of the Crime Prevention Research Center, exposed the error on Wednesday in his report “How the FBI Undercounts Armed Citizen Responders to Mass Killers — and Media Play Along.” He reported that the FBI showed that only 11 out of 252 active shooter incidents in its database were stopped by an armed citizen.
But the FBI undercounted the number of incidents they collected between 2014 and 2021. According to Lott’s research, there were a total of 281 active shooter incidents, and 41 of them were stopped by armed citizens.
CrimeReports.com
Posted by Brian in Threat Watch on 9/Mar/2010 15:13
CrimeReports.com is a useful website for crime statistics. The site is very user friendly;Â starting at the homepage all you have to do is enter your ZIP or city and state and the site displays the most common crimes in your are over the past fourteen days using an embedded Google Map. There is the ability to filter by type of crime, time period and distance. The site also has an Analytics tab for those who are real stats junkies. Along with the website the company has also provided an iPhone APP, for those on move. This is one of the easiest sites to navigate and provides a great public service.