The most privileged destination in the Kansas City Area discovers that increasing local violence doesn't discriminate.
To wit . . .
Johnson County sets record for homicides . . . "The county has had 13, prosecutors report, compared with 10 last year and 11 in 1999, the previous record."
To be fair, this murder total only equals about a month of life taken on The Eastside Of Kansas City Proper.
However, increased murder totals are ALWAYS worth taking seriously given that crime and violence aren't as easily segregated as local populations.
No big deal. That why Kansas City is Killa City. The City where crime rules.
ReplyDeleteCritical-Thinking Skills Boy strikes again!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIn TonyMath, a murder "rate" is just a big number. No matter that JoCo has what, 100,000 more residends now than in 1999? Perhaps 150,000 more? Given that, the murder RATE, ziphead, has actually gone down, even if the raw number is at an all-time high.
Jeebus, you are dumber than a crate of onions.