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By first mate · Posted
Maybe you should just check to see if the Council has turned the lighting up in the streets around your area. But that is not what they said, the first statement was given some context and we do not yet know what evidence might be available to support the second statement. You have assumed there is no evidence and your point is based on that assumption. You may of course be right that there is no evidence; equally you may be able to evidence that there has not been a rise in crime in that area? -
By tjbuilders · Posted
Dulwich is in a state of chassis Joxer. -
There is crime in my area, mainly car theft, theft from builders vans and drug dealing. Maybe I'll campaign the make the streets priority roads for traffic, remove traffic calming, increase the speed limit....... -
Seeing a man in the street whose actions you interpret as suspicious, whatever those were, and however wrong your interpretation maybe is apparent evidence of criminality (we are asked by the police to report suspicious behaviour) but I agree is not evidence of a crime wave - the extrapolation to that may or may not be justified but isn't in itself a wholly unreasonable consideration given recently changed circumstances (reduction of through traffic to observe and inhibit nefarious activity).
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