Rise in Female Violent Crime Arrest Rates in California

Violent crime committed by women has increased in California, marking a change in traditional crime trends. The state has seen a rise in female violent crime arrest rates since 1980, with men still being arrested more frequently. Various factors such as criminal justice reforms, COVID-19 responses, and specific laws like Proposition 47 and Proposition 64 have influenced the arrest rates. The decrease in arrests is also attributed to a decline in misdemeanor and felony arrests, with notable drops in certain offense categories like property crime and drug-related offenses. The report highlights shifts in arrest rates among different racial groups and age demographics in California.

Failed Criminal Justice Reforms in New York

Democrat official in the Bronx criticizes failed criminal justice reforms that led to a crime spree by a mentally ill suspect. Three people were murdered, sparking outrage and demands for accountability from New York leaders.

Criticism of New York Leaders for Failed Criminal Justice Reforms

U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres criticizes New York leaders for failed criminal justice reforms that led to the murders of three people by a violent, mentally ill man released from custody early. Torres calls for accountability and prevention of such tragedies.