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Murders And Rapes Rise In NYC As Overall Crime Falls
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Murders And Rapes Rise In NYC As Overall Crime Falls


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Jake Offenhartz

Published Jul 10, 2018

Modified Jul 11, 2018


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Mayor Bill de Blasio at the NYPD Police Academy Graduation last week
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Published Jul 10, 2018

Modified Jul 11, 2018


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