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The U.S. has seen a 9.7% decline in violent crime in 2025, the largest drop in 90 years. Factors contributing to this decline include reduced alcohol and drug use, advancements in policing technology, demographic changes, and community investments. Experts have differing opinions on the primary causes of the decline, with some attributing it to societal changes and others to proactive measures taken by cities.
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The U.S. has seen a 9.7% decline in violent crime in 2025, the largest drop in 90 years. Factors contributing to this decline include reduced alcohol and drug use, advancements in policing technology, demographic changes, and community investments. Experts have differing opinions on the primary causes of the decline, with some attributing it to societal changes and others to proactive measures taken by cities.
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