Kansas City Gunfire Victims Confront Fear Amid Rising Violence

On a national level there's now doubt over the crime drop that the White House and progressives have been touting.

Here's the big picture: 

Fox News -- FBI quietly updates crime data to show big jump in violence under Biden-Harris admin: 'Shocking'

The MSM counterpoint . . . 

CBS: Harris says violent crime is down. Trump says it's up. Here's a fact check.

Accordingly . . .

We notice that locals aren't really buying the "crime is down" narrative as this report focuses on enduring local trauma following gunfire . . . 

[Her] shooting happened before the one that garnered the big headlines that day and is one of hundreds that kill or injure Kansas City-area residents each year. That endless drumbeat of gun violence — from one-off incidents to mass shootings — has shattered the sense of safety for those who survive. As victims and their families try to move forward, reminders of gun violence are inescapable in the media, in their communities, in their daily lives.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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