wilkes

Keep making it just a little easier...

Oops! Wrong thread!

The number of homicides in the 32 study cities providing homicide data was 10% lower-representing 515 fewer homicides-in 2023 than in 2022.
Looking at other violent offenses, there were 3% fewer reported aggravated assaults in 2023 than in 2022 and 7% fewer gun assaults in 11 reporting cities. Reported carjacking incidents fell by 5% in 10 reporting cities but robberies and domestic violence incidents each rose 2%.
Among property crimes, reports of residential burglaries (-3%), nonresidential burglaries (-7%), and larcenies (-4%) all decreased in 2023 compared to 2022. The number of drug offenses increased by 4% over the same period.
Motor vehicle theft, a crime that has been on the rise since the summer of 2020, continued its upward trajectory through 2023. There were 29% more reported motor vehicle thefts in 2023 than in 2022.

This is the info the article you posted cites. Yes, they cherry pick the data and say, look it's higher than it was pre 2020, but the very article states violent crime has been decreasing since then.

Call me whatever sad little name you want. I'm just citing your own source.

That might be your point, but you have no facts to back it up.

Keep making it just a little easier till California is legally required to call them maps

I believe y'all are just missing the OP point.

What is the OPs point?

I believe y'all are just missing the OP point.

About what?

So we're right

https://ncsheriffs.org/wp-c...n_2018.pdf

https://www.ncleg.net/Enact...cle_7B.pdf

Never mind Albert, I found the info.

So theres three NC laws on statutory rape.

If the victim is under thirteen and the defendant is 18 or over, or if the If the victim is under 13 and the defendant is at least 12 years old but also four years older than the victim they must register. But if the victim is 13, 14 or 15 and the defendant is under six years older they do not have to register.

Albert, that link doesn't work. Could you try and repost it?

Hillbilly,
"In NC people convicted of statutory rape who are 6 years older than the victim don't have to register either"

I think you are incorrect as Statutory Rape is a reportable conviction that requires the offender to register.
Scroll down to page 7-8 you'll find the listed crime's requiring registration.

https://www.sog.unc.edu/sit...ham%29.pdf

Thanks for letting us all know how seriously you take the victimization of children. (Not seriously at all)

Hillbilly Do you sniff little girls hair, like your handler Biden?

I think the stance that someone who's 24 and has sex with a 14 year old should be on a registry is generally a pretty reasonable stance to take. However, acting as if this law that went into affect four years ago is some new gift to pedophiles from the loony liberals in California and that it makes the above scenario legal is simply untrue. This bill corrected an inconsistency within the laws and gave the judge discretion on when putting a person on the sex offenders registry made sense. In North Carolina a 76 year old man can have sex with a 16 year old and it's legal. In California it is illegal for an 18 year old to have sex with a16 year old. In NC people convicted of statutory rape who are 6 years older than the victim don't have to register either, but the age of consent is two years lower so it's not as if the laws are even that different.

Fox go poop at the capitol to get you point across. losers

Anti, you are such a traditional conservative I think you should consider voting that way. Then you wouldn't appear to be such a liar. JMO