The cover-up is worse than the crime: One woman’s experience with DC public safety stats

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While in North Carolina with my parents, I watched from afar as the George Floyd riots played out — first in Minneapolis and then as they spread to Washington, D.C.

I decided I was not going back as long as the riots continued. I worried that my apartment building, which had businesses on the first floor, would be attacked by looters. I was in no shape to sleep while lying in bed scared of the violence unfolding downtown.

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