In the United States the murder resolution rate is around 50% (in Canada it is around 60-something%) meaning despite massive surveillance they don’t catch a lot of the more serious crimes. In NYC the most surveilled areas actually have lower murder resolution rates.
In NYC the most surveilled areas actually have lower murder resolution rates.
There’s really no way that could be a causal relationship. It’d be worth diving into the data to figure out which variables are related to each of these.
In the United States the murder resolution rate is around 50% (in Canada it is around 60-something%) meaning despite massive surveillance they don’t catch a lot of the more serious crimes. In NYC the most surveilled areas actually have lower murder resolution rates.
There’s really no way that could be a causal relationship. It’d be worth diving into the data to figure out which variables are related to each of these.