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Some NYPD data suggests drop in hate crimes in the city in June

Jewish News Syndicate

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July 1, 2026

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New York City hasn't released its monthly crime statistics yet, but a police data tool says that from June 1 to 28, there were 29 hate crimes compared to 50 in that span the prior year.

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Wirepoints

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· Jul 9, 2026

Chicago hate crime reports plunge even after city made reporting easier – CWB Chicago

Ald. Debra Silverstein, the only Jewish member of the City Council and the lead sponsor of the CHI vs. Hate ordinance, said the citywide decline in hate crime reports is good news. Nevertheless, We cannot overlook the fact that anti-Jewish hate crimes remain disproportionately high against a community that makes up only 3 percent of Chicago’s population,” she continued, urging Mayor Brandon Johnson to “treat this issue with the seriousness it deserves.”

Boston.com

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· Jun 30, 2026

Suspect flees after crowd throws drinks at lone BPD officer, prompting renewed staffing worries

Police worked to clear a chaotic, gridlocked intersection in Dorchester Sunday night. The post Suspect flees after crowd throws drinks at lone BPD officer, prompting renewed staffing worries appeared first on Boston.com.

Daily Dot

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· Jul 6, 2026

Viral Video Shows Officer Spraying Bystanders, Prompting Comments Like “She’s Using It Like Flyspray”

A clip of an officer going spray-crazy with pepper spray on bystanders in the street is going viral and people can’t quite piece together why. In the clip, which has been reshared by X user @welshmaan, the streets seem a bit chaotic as officers attempt to regain some control. But a female officer wearing a Sign up to receive the Daily Dot’s Internet Insider newsletter for urgent news from the frontline of online. The post Viral Video Shows Officer Spraying Bystanders, Prompting Comments Like “She’s Using It Like Flyspray” appeared first on The Daily Dot.

Irish News

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· Jul 10, 2026

Moygashel linked anti-Muslim banner removed in south Belfast

Display previously branded hate crime has appeared at a number of locations across north

The Independent

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· Jun 24, 2026

Trump bashes Chicago over surge in shootings and spars with Illinois Gov. Pritzker. So how dangerous is the Windy City?

Donald Trump has long targeted Chicago crime rate in his posts. But, just how bad is it in the Windy City? Bruce Golding digs into the data to find out

Seeking Alpha

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· Jul 3, 2026

DLocal: Wall Street Is Turning More Bullish

DLocal: Wall Street Is Turning More Bullish

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Related coverage for "Some NYPD data suggests drop in hate crimes in the city in June": Wirepoints — Chicago hate crime reports plunge even after city made reporting easier – CWB Chicago. Boston.com — Suspect flees after crowd throws drinks at lone BPD officer, prompting renewed staffing worries. Daily Dot — Viral Video Shows Officer Spraying Bystanders, Prompting Comments Like “She’s Using It Like Flyspray”. Irish News — Moygashel linked anti-Muslim banner removed in south Belfast. The Independent — Trump bashes Chicago over surge in shootings and spars with Illinois Gov. Pritzker. So how dangerous is the Windy City?. Seeking Alpha — DLocal: Wall Street Is Turning More Bullish