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Crime Experts ‘Fear’ Summer Of 2021 Could Be More Violent Than Record-Setting 2020, St. Louis Leading The Way

Emily Zanotti
Crime Experts ‘Fear’ Summer Of 2021 Could Be More Violent Than Record-Setting 2020, St. Louis Leading The Way
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Experts who spoke to Fox News told the network that they expect violent crime to rise again over the summer of 2021, following a particularly violent spring, and cities like St. Louis, Missouri, New York City, and Chicago, Illinois, are likely to lead the way to a record-setting national homicide rate.

“It’s not getting any better,” Joseph Giacalone, a professor of Criminal Justice, told Fox News Friday. “Let’s put it this way: New York City is already ahead of last year’s pace, but last year, the homicides and shootings really started spiking at the end of May and into June. So that will be the real tale of the tape, so to speak, to see what’s happening over there.”

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