Summary
Indio's dealing with more murders and assaults, especially since the pandemic hit. The good news? Fewer thefts are happening. Now, the city's figuring out how to get a handle on the crime spike.
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Impact analysis
While theft is down, the city might be spending more on policing and support for victims of violent crimes.
Residents might feel safer knowing the city is working on the crime problem, and police departments could get more resources.
Sadly, victims of violent crimes and their families are directly impacted by the rise in assaults and killings.
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