Joking apart the President has nothing to do with all the crimes they have in Florida...

The State of Florida has harsh laws against violent crimes what else should they do? Unfortunately crime is on the rise everywhere. Sometimes I think the laws were followed more 30 or 40 years ago....

My parents and granpas told me in the past crime was fought more and maybe they're right
Under the Obama presidency crime increased dramatically. His DOJ threatened local police departments with federal investigation of racism every time a negroid was arrested. Police was afraid to to their job. Now, hopefully law and order will be restored to a certain degree since those frivolous investigations are not looming over the local police's head like dark clouds.
My, you are such a liar.
Dueling Claims on Crime Trend
Dueling Claims on Crime Trend
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President Barack Obama said there have been “huge drops in the murder rates” in cities like New York, Los Angeles and Dallas. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said “violent crime has increased in cities across America.” Which is it? We’ll score this one for Obama.
The long-term trend is a decline, not only in the murder rates per population, but the total number of murders in the cities Obama mentioned, and nationwide. The same goes for violent crime. Trump was referring to a recent year-over-year increase in murders in some cities.
For example, the number of murders in Dallas peaked at 500 in 1991, but dropped to nearly half that (231) in 2000, according to data from the
FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting Statistics, which is based on voluntary reporting by local police departments. By 2012, the number had dropped further, to 154. That’s not adjusted for population — it’s the sheer numbers of murders and nonnegligent manslaughter reported.
So, the number of murders in Dallas went from 500 in 1991 to 154 in 2012, a decrease of 70 percent. The murder rate, offenses per 100,000 in population, dropped from 48.6 to 12.4 in that same time frame, a 74 percent decrease.
But Trump pointed to
a New York Times story on an uptick in 2015 in the number of murders in several cities, including Dallas, as compared with 2014. The
Times report showed a 17 percent increase in murders (an increase of 12 murders) in Dallas for January through August 2015 compared with the same time period for 2014.
Indeed, the
Dallas Morning News later reported that the total for all of 2015 was a 17 percent increase over the previous year, but noted 2014’s number of murders (116) had been a “historic low” and the murder
rate for 2015, according