The case increased by 141%in 3 years.

According to the "New York Post" reported on the 18th, the number of murders in New Orleans in the United States has increased by 141%in the past three years, replacing San Louis as the "murderous capital" of the United States. A police consultant suggested that in order to "save this city", the number of police officers who perform patrol tasks should be greatly increased.

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According to data compiled by the Metropolitan Crime Commission (Metropolitan Crime Commission), the local non -profit organization of New Orleans shows that as of September 11 this year, 52 murders occurred in every 100,000 residents in New Orleans, an increase of 141 compared with 2019, which increased by 141. %, Increased by 78%compared to 2020.

According to data from the St. Louis Police Station, as of September 17 this year, 45 murders occurred in San Louis every 100,000 residents. In contrast, Chicago's murder is 18 per 100,000 residents, and New York City is 3.5 per 100,000 residents.

Data show that as of September 11, a total of 205 murders had occurred in New Orleans. Compared with 2019, the city's shooting in 2022 has doubled.

Data map source: Visual China

Fausto Pichardo, former head of the New York City Police Department patrol department, was recently hired by New Orleans as a consultant to crack down on upgrading criminal activities. He called for 212 police officers to perform patrol missions from various departments of the police station.

Pichardo wrote in a proposal to the New Orleans Police Station, "If you have the opportunity to save the city and make it a city where tourists can meet and celebrate, it will be taken. Action. Residents of New Orleans ... also needed to have a police team that made them feel safe and appeared around the police call every time they called the police. "

A spokesman for the New Orleans Police Station said that the number of patrol police officers after the distribution will be lower than the target of 212 proposed by Pipchar, which may account for 10%to 20%of all police forces. (Edit: HHJ)

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