Burglaries ended 10,969 cases in 2009. When one crime rate seems to go down just a little another one reaches high rates. Thefts had 37,941 cases in 2009. The percentage was too high of unsolved crimes. http://www.usa.com/philadelphia-pa-crime-and-crime-rate.htm When will these crimes decrease, where the residents will feel safe again?
He was also the leader of the constitutionalist and he established a headquarter in Veracruz. With all these issues going on that Huerta wanted to get back to Mexico. Carranza was becoming worried because of the fact that Huerta was becoming so popular. He organized a rebellion not only to overthrow the dictatorship of Huerta, but the old ways of the politics, social and the economy in Mexico. He was capable of winning the support of the other factors and also to stabilize the situation in Mexico.
Immigration reform will create an increase in the U.S. GDP and that means an increase in earnings for both native-born and newly legalized immigrants (HinojosaOjeda, 2010). b. IRCA immigrants were able to earn higher wages and in turn, native-born Americans’ wages also increased (Paral et al., 2009). c. In the State of California, they have the highest number of undocumented immigrants and those undocumented immigrant workers earned a lower wage than any other state. The state of California lost out on about $3.2 billion on potential income in 2009 (Pastor
There are some red flags in Crazy Eddie’s financial statements that indicate a higher-thannormal level of audit risk and we list them as follows: cash dropped from 34 percent in 1985 to 3.2 percent in 1987. Short-term investments increased from zero in 1984 and 1985 to 41.4 percent in 1987. Merchandise inventories decreased from 63.8 percent in 1984 to 37 percent in 1987. Accounts payable decreased from 55 percent in 1984 to 17 percent in 1987. Shortterm debt increased from 0.3 percent in 1984 to 16.8 percent in 1987.
the corruption in the government of mexico has led the drug cartels to become more powerful and violent in mexico. lifting the amnesty would increase the nations economy in a good way and create many jobs for americans. For mexicans entering the united states illigally there are so many opportunities such as jobs and shelter. everyday people in mexico fear the country they are in if we lift the immigration laws and grant amnesty to all immigrants we can asssure all immigrants
If the process to own a gun in Mexico was less stringent, more people could procure guns to protect themselves with. In turn, this also might lower cartel violence because, speaking figuratively, “the best defense is a good offense” and higher gun ownership might lower crime rates. If supplemented with a widened range of legal gun ownership, cutting of the illegal trade of weapons from the United States to Mexico by stepping up border security on both sides might also strike a heavy blow to Mexican cartels. As of now, over 90% of all illegal weapons found in Mexico came from the United States, and 80% of illegal guns used for crime in Mexico also had their roots in the United States (Weinberg). Despite the fact that any weapon more powerful than a hunting rifle is illegal outside of Mexico, Mexican drug
Violent crimes in the county have been steadily decreasing from 2,447 in 2005 to 2,072 in 2009. Homicides decreased by almost 50% in the same time. The 2012 homicide rate was 15 down from 18 in 2011. Most of the murders in the county happen in East Palo Alto, a city with a long history of crime and poverty. Burglary and robbery crimes have also been steadily decreasing.
The median household income in Detroit dropped from $29,526 in 2000 to $26,098 in 2009. It was only a year later that it dropped again to $25,787. In 2010, the mean income fell below the US average by thousands. Every 1 in 3 residents in the city of Detroit is in poverty. Detroit reported more burglaries in 2010 than 2012.
Cannabis was the most common type of drug found in both possess/use offences and cultivation/manufacture/trafficking offences. Other offences Other offences decreased by 6.1% in the last financial year. The largest percentage decrease in this category of crime was in regulated public order, which decreased by 34.8% compared with 2009/2010. The number of offences recorded under the Behaviour in Public offence category in 2010/2011 (6,850) was 17.5% lower than the number recorded in 2009/2010. Behaviour in Public offences peaked
Moreover, violent deaths are becoming a larger proportion of all youth mortality. Suicides and homicides accounted for less than 8 percent of all youth deaths; two decades later they accounted for 20 percent. While many recent studies have noted the increasing role of drugs, crime,